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THE   DICTIONARY  OF 
PRACTICAL  PHONOGRAPHY 

GIVING   THE   BEST   PHONOGRAPHIC    FOKMS    FOB   THE  WORDS 
OF   THE    ENGLISH    LANGUAGE   (SIXTY  THOUSAND),  AND 
FOR  OVER   FIVE   THOUSAND    PROPER   NAMES  ;    ALSO 
ILLUSTRATING     THE    PRINCIPLES    OF    PHRASE- 
WRITING;   ALTOGETHER   REPRESENTING   A 
MUCH    LARGER    NUMBER    OF    WORDS 
THAN   ANY    PREVIOUS   SHORT- 
HAND   DICTIONARY 


BY 

JAMES  E.  MUNSON 

Author  of  the  "  Complete  Pkonographer,"  "  The  Art  of  Phonography,"  "  A 

Shorter   Course  in   Munson  Phonography,"  etc.,  and 

Official  Stenographer  N.  Y.  Supreme  Court 

NEW  REVISED  EDITION 


BOSTON  AND  NEW  YORK 
HOUGHTON  MIFFLIN  COMPANY 


COPYRIGHT  1874   AND    1902   BY  JAMES  E.   MUNSON 
COPYRIGHT    1906  AND    1916   BY  JOSEPHINE    L.    MUNSON 


PKEFACE  TO  THE  KEVISED  EDITION. 

THE  plan  of  this  revision  of  "  The  Dictionary  of  Practical  Phono- 
graphy "  is  as  follows :  The  "Appendix  of  Revised  Outlines,"  com- 
mencing at  page  329,  is  intended  to  present  all  words  whose  outlines, 
owing  to  recent  modifications  of  the  system,  as  introduced  in  the 
new  text-books,  "The Art  of  Phonography"  and  "A  Shorter  Course 
in  Munson  Phonography,"  are  now  written  differently  from  the  out- 
lines given  in  the  original  edition  of  the  Dictionary,  together  with 
the  outlines  of  new  and  other  words  that  did  not  appear  in  the  former 
edition.  The  Phonographic  forms  of  previous  editions,  which  are 
found  in  the  "first  328  pages  of  the  book,  are  in  accordance  with  the 
instructions  of  the  author's  first  text-book,  "The  Complete  Phono- 
grapher," while  the  forms  of  the  Appendix  are  in  accordance  with  the 
instructions  given  in  both  of  the  later  text-books  above  mentioned. 

As  there  are  some  teachers  of  phonography  who  adhere  to  "  The 

•*  Complete  Phonographer,"  in  training  pupils  to  write  shorthand,  it 

>•  naturally  follows  that  there  are  quite  a  number  of  phonographers  who 

?  write  Munson  phonography  according  to  the  old  style.   Such  writers 

.$'  will  have  no  need  for  the  Appendix,  and  will  consult  only  the  origi- 

-*  nal  part  of  the  Dictionary ;  and  none  but  learners  of  the  system  as 

taught  in  the  two  newer  text-books  will  have  occasion  to  refer  to  the 

*»  Appendix. 

L       The  manner  in  which  the  Dictionary  as  revised  is  to  be  used  is  as 

2    follows  :  If  the  phonographer  wishes  to  ascertain  the  author's  latest 

-3    form  for  a  particular  word,  he  will  first  look  for  it  in  the  Appendix. 

If  the  word  is  not  found  there,  it  means  that  its  correct  outline  is  the 

old  one,  and  will  be  found  bjr  looking  up  the  word  in  the  main  body 

H    of  the  Dictionary.   To  illustrate,  if  the  outline  of  hardy  is  desired, 

H    by  turning  to  page  340  in  the  Appendix  it  will  be  found  to  be  Toid- 

P   J?:-D  ;  and  if  the  outline  of  hard  is  sought  for,  on  referring  to  the 

Appendix  the  word  will  not  be  found  there,  but  in  the  body  of  the 

Dictionary,  at  page  117,  the  correct  form  will  be  found  to  be  Hrdi. 

Sometimes  two  forms  are  given  for  a  word  with  or  between,  as  on 
page 351,  "Milliner,  M-Z»-Nr  or  Ml8-Nr,"  and  on  page 340,  "Hall, 
HI1  or  Toid-JD1 ."  Wherever  this  occurs,  it  means  that  it  is  optional 
with  the  writer  which  form  shall  be  used.  Either  is  correct. 

J.  E.  M. 
NEW  YORK,  September,  1906. 

°546 


PREFACE. 


THE  completion  of  a  phonographic  dictionary  of  the  English  lan- 
guage so  comprehensive  as  this,  is  an  event  of  such  importance  that  I 
feel  impelled  to  devote  considerable  space  to  a  review  of  the  history 
and  developement  of  the  art  of  Phonography,  and  to  a  consideration 
of  its  ultimate  bearing  upon  the  question  of  the  general  adoption  of 
Short-hand  in  place  of  our  present  long-hand,  as  the  popular  system 
of  manuscript.  It  also  seems  especially  desirable  that  this  should  be 
done,  in  order  that  the  public  may  be  better  informed  on  the  subject, 
and  thus  made  able  to  guard  against  misrepresentation  and  imposture. 
The  first  question  that  naturally  arises  is, 

WHAT  IS  PHONOGBAPHY ? 

Phonography  is  both  a  Discovery  and  an  Invention.  The  Dis- 
covery was  made  by  Isaac  Pitman,  of  Bath,  England,  nearly  forty 
years  ago,  and  was  to  the  effect  that  all  the  consonant-sounds  of  tke 
English  language  could,  with  philosophic  accuracy,  artistic  beauty, 
&nd  practical  efficiency,  be  written  with  simple  straight  and  curved 
lines,  each  requiring  but  a  single  movement  of  the  pen ;  and  that  all 
ihe  vowel-sounds  could  be  written  in  an  equally  exact  and  satisfactory 
manner,  with  simple  dots  and  dashes  placed  to  those  consonant-signs. 

Starting  with  this  ground-work  of  a  complete  alphabet,  both  as  re- 
gards simplicity  and  capacity  for  phonetic  representation,  through 
the  contributions  and  suggestions  of  thousands  of  practical  phonogra- 
phers,  both  in  England  and  in  this  country,  Phonography  has  grown 
to  be  the  most  perfect  system  of  language- writing  in  the  world.  This 
subsequent  growth  of  the  system,  being  somewhat  empirical  in  its 
nature,  comes  properly  under  the  definition  of  Invention.  Under  this 
head,  too,  provision  is  made  for  still  further  abridging  the  phono- 
graphic writing  by  means  of  compound  signs  formed  from  the  original 
simple  alphabetic  characters,  by  the  addition  to  them  of  various  hooks, 


Jy  PBEFACE.  „ 

modifications,  circles  and  loops ;  such  signs  being  used  to  represent  the 
natural  groups  of  sounds  as  they  occur  in  speech,  and  tending  to  in- 
crease both  speed  and  legibility. 

PERFECTION  OF  PITMAN'S  ALPHABET. 

It  is  a  singular  fact  that  the  developement  of  Phonography,  its 
changes,  modifications,  alterations  and  improvements,  real  or  fancied, 
from  the  very  start,  with  a  few  slight  exceptions,  have  been  confined 
within  the  limits  of  these  subordinate  features  of  the  system,  the  hooks, 
modifications,  etc.,  above  mentioned,  and  have  not  at  all  affected  the 
Alphabet  proper.  With  the  exception  of  the  signs  for  the  letters  w,  y 
and  h,  the  stenographic  alphabets  of  all  writers  of  works  on  Phonog- 
raphy have  always  been  and  still  are  precisely  the  same  as  that  of  Isaac 
Pitman  as  published  by  him  thirty-four  years  ago.  Indeed,  consider- 
ing the  state  of  the  stenographic  art  at  that  time,  this  discovery  of  the 
Phonographic  Alphabet  by  Mr.  Pitman  seems  like  an  inspiration.  In 
the  "  Phonographic  Class-Book  "  of  Andrews  and  Boyle,  the  first  text- 
book of  the  kind  published  in  America,  in  speaking  of  their  arrange- 
ment of  the  alphabet,  the  authors  say;  "It  is  believed  that,  this  ar- 
rangement will  exhibit  the  beautiful  harmony  of  the  system  resulting 
from  Mr.  Pitman's  analysis  of  the  sounds,  in  a  degree  of  which  he 
himself  has  been  hardly  aware.  Truth,  when  once  discovered,  un- 
folds new  beauties  to  all  who  contemplate  it. "  After  this  record,  and 
from  the  fact  that  all  attempts  to  improve  upon  Pitman's  alphabet 
(and  many  have  been  made  by  authors  ambitious  to  found  new  short- 
hand systems)  have  hopelessly  failed,  it  seems  but  fair  to  conclude  that 
H  is  substantially  perfect,  and  that  in  this  respect  we  cannot  look  for 
improvement.  The  requirements  of  a  scientific  assignment  and  classifi- 
cation of  the  stenographic  characters,  and  the  wants  of  the  practical 
writer  of  the  English  language,  seem  to  have  been  satisfied  upon  a 
common  basis. 

GROWTH  OF  PHONOGRAPHY. 

For  the  first  eighteen  or  twenty  years  of  the  history  of  Phonogra- 
phy, although  many  changes  were  made,  they  were  generally  adopted 
after  long  discussion  between  phonographers  in  England  and  America, 
carried  on  in  phonographic  periodicals  and  in  phonetic  councils 
elected  for  the  purpose;  and  although  Isaac  Pitman  gave  the  final 
decision  upon  all  suggested  alterations,  and  sometimes  did  it  in  a  way 
that  was  too  arbitrary  to  be  entirely  satisfactory,  the  results  were  gen- 
erally acquiesced  in  by  phonographers,  and  only  one  system  was  pub- 
fished  in  England  and  America. 


PBEFACE.  V 

Pitman's  first  short-hand  publication,  which  was  entitled  "  Steno- 
graphic Sound  Hand,"  was  issued  in  1837.  It  consisted  of  twelve 
pages  of  letter-press,  about  four  and  a  half  by  three  inches  in  size,  and 
two  engraved  pages  of  short-hand  of  the  same  size,  at  the  bottom  of 
one  of  which  appeared  the  words,  "  Drawn  by  Isaac  Pitman,  Stenogra- 
pher. "  This  little  book  contained  the  germ  of  Phonography,  although 
that  title  was  not  given  to  the  system  until  the  appearance  of  the  "  Sec- 
ond Edition, "  in  January,  1840.  The  title  then  adopted  was,  "  Phonog- 
raphy, or  writing  by  sound,  being  also  a  new  and  natural  short-hand. " 
This  "Edition,"  printed  from  a  single  engraved  steel  plate,  eight 
by  six  and  a  half  inches  hi  size,  was  sold  for  one  penny ;  and  Mr. 
Pitman  notices  the  fact  that  it  was  published  simultaneously  with 
the  establishment  of  the  penny  postage  scheme.  The  "Third  Edition" 
appeared  in  December,  1840,  and  contained  twenty-three  octavo  pages 
of  letter-press,  and  fourteen  pages  of  exercises  engraved  on  wood. 
Then  followed  the  "Fourth  Edition,  "in  1841,  and  the  "Fifth  Edi- 
tion "  in  1843.  The  latter  was  issued  in  two  forms,  one  of  which  was 
called  the  "  Pocket  Edition. " 

Up  to  and  including  the  "  Fifth  Edition, "  Mr.  Pitman  had  done 
very  little  towards  perfecting  his  art ;  but  after  1843,  as  will  be  shown 
further  on,  the  improvement  was  very  marked  and  rapid.  The  sys- 
tem, as  presented  in  the  first  five  "Editions, "  was  exceedingly  crude, 
and  many  of  its  prominent  features  were  fanciful,  absurd  and  imprac- 
ticable. Fortunately,  however,  at  this  point  a  number  of  practical 
verbatim  reporters,  attracted  by  the  beauty  of  phonographic  princi- 
ples, took  the  infant  art  in  hand,  and  in  the  short  space  of  three  years. 
as  shown  by  the  "  Seventh  Edition, "  published  in  1845,  order  and  sys- 
tem had  taken  the  place  of  confusion,  and  improvement  was  every- 
where apparent.  In  1847  the  "  Eighth  Edition  "  was  published ;  and  by 
the  year  1849,  a  very  high  degree  of  perfection  had  been  attained,  and 
the  great  superiority  of  Phonography  over  every  other  system  of  sten- 
ography was  made  unmistakably  manifest. 

The  improvements  in  the  art  of  Phonography  during  these  years 
were  certainly  wonderful,  but  they  were  due  almost  entirely  to  the 
efforts  of  a  devoted  band  of  phonographic  reporters,  the  leader  of 
which  was  Mr.  Thomas  Allen  Reed,  a  noted  phonographer  of  London. 
In  the  "  Advertisement"  to  his  "  Reporter's  Companion  "  of  1849,  Mr. 
Pitman  acknowledges  his  great  indebtedness  to  Mr.  Reed's  assistance 
hi  the  preparation  of  that  work,  and  then,  in  closing,  adds ;  "  Communi- 
cations from  professional  or  private  reporters,  tending  to  increase  still 


Vi  PREFACE. 

further  either  the  brevity  or  the  legibility  of  the  system,  are  respect- 
fully solicited.    Address  to  Mr.  T.  A.  Reed,  at  the  publishers. " 

Had  Isaac  Pitman  possessed  the  inclination  or  the  power  to  have 
stopped  all  further  changes  in  Phonography  at  that  point,  and  had 
he  done  so,  and  then  devoted  all  his  energy  and  great  industry  to  the 
propagation  of  the  system,  even  as  it  then  was,  it  is  not  at  all  improb- 
able that  the  use  of  our  present  long-hand,  as  the  means  of  common, 
*  every-day  written  intercommunication,  would  have  long  since  passed 
away. .  But  Mr.  Pitman  was  too  enthusiastic  a  reformer  to  listen  to 
the  words  of  conservatism,  and  give  Phonography  a  chance  to  take 
root  in  a  soil  that  was  only  too  ready  to  receive  it ;  and,  furthermore, 
the  phonetic  mistake  had  been  made  in  the  system — if  not  in  theory,  at 
least  in  the  mode  of  representation — of  treating  w  and  y  always  as  the 
equivalents  of  the  vowel-sounds  oo  and  e,  whereas,  at  the  commence- 
ment of  syllables,  they  are  clearly  of  a  consonantal  nature ;  and  so,  hi 
but  a  little  more  than  one  year,  another  great  phonographic  upheaval 
occurred.    But  on  this  occasion  a  phonetic  council  of  one  hundred 
persons  (fifty  in  Great  Britain  and  fifty  in  America)  was  elected  by  a 
popular  vote  of  the  phonographers  of  each  country,  for  the  purpose, 
among  other  things,  of  uniting  the  efforts  and  skill  of  all  in  effecting 
;8ome  further  improvements  in  the  art.    The  president  of  the  British 
Council  was  Mr.  A.  J.  Ellis,  who  has  since  become  so  noted  for  his 
writings  upon  phonetics  and  kindred  subjects,  and  among  the  mem- 
bers occurs  the  name,  "A.  M.  Bell,  professor  of  elocution,"  afterwards 
the  author  of  "Visible  Speech."     Of  the  American  Council,  Dr. 
James  W.  Stone  was  president,  and  among  the  members  were  Stephen 
Pearl  Andrews,  author  of  works  on  "  Universology,"  Prof.  S.  S.  Hal- 
deman,  of  Columbia,  Pa.,  and  a  number  of  our  older  phonographic 
reporters.    The  discussions  of  the  United  Council,  which  continued 
for  more  than  a  year,  took  a  very  wide  range,  but  in  regard  to  Pho- 
nography, the  chief  result  was  the  addition  to  the  Alphabet  of  conso- 
nants stem-signs  for  w,  y  and  h.    The  system  then,  with  its  additional 
consonant-signs,  and  a  few  modifications  of  a  minor  character,  was, 
in  the  year  1852,  published  as  the  "Ninth  Edition."    It  was  thought 
that  the  labors  of  this  Council  would  give  a  permanent  and  unaltera- 
ble system,  and  Mr.  Pitman  joined  in  the  expression  of  a  general 
wish  that  such  might  be  the  case.    But  the  quiet  lasted  only  five  years, 
for  hi  1857  appeared  the  "  Tenth  Edition,"  in  which  was  introduced, 
with  little  or  no  warning,  the  very  radical  change  of  substituting  the 
afi,  a,  e  vowel-scale  for  the  original  e,  a,  ah  scale.    Both  theoretically 


PREFACE.  Til 

and  practically  the  new  scale  is  the  true  one,  but  it  is  doubtful  if,  on 
the  Whole,  Isaac  Pitman  has  improved  his  system  by  the  change, 
because,  in  the  practical  details  of  Phonography,  he  has  failed  to 
conform  fully  to  the  new  scale ;  and  especially  is  there  lacking  that 
strict  adherence  to  word  position,  that  characterizes  our  Phonography. 
Besides,  by  showing  a  disregard  for  the  result  of  the  labors  of  the 
Council  of  1851,  and  also  for  the  wants  of  the  practitioner,  who  is 
greatly  inconvenienced  by  such  continual  changing,  Mr.  Pitman  paved 
the  way  for  other  and  independent  laborers  in  the  same  field.  In  Eng- 
land, under  the  protection  of  copyright,  nothing  could  be  published 
without  Pitman's  consent ;  but  in  this  country,  no  such  barrier  existed, 
and  so  the  only  two  authors  who  were  then  in  the  field,  declined  to 
follow  Isaac  Pitman.  In  1858  Mr.  Graham  published  his  Hand  Book 
of  "Standard"  Phonography,  in  which  the  "Ninth  Edition"  was 
taken  as  the  basis  ;  and  shortly  after,  Mr.  Benn  Pitman,  of  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  who  until  then  had  followed  implicitly  the  publications  of  his 
brother  Isaac,  also  issued  a  modification  of  the  "  Ninth  Edition." 

The  method  of  improving  Phonography,  adopted  by  Isaac  Pitman, 
of  consulting  with,  and  getting  suggestions  from,  other  phonogra- 
phers,  and  especially  those  who  were  using  it  constantly  as  professional 
verbatim  reporters,  to  whom  both  speed  and  legibility  were  impor- 
tant, was  an  excellent  one  for  discovering  a  vast  amount  of  steno- 
graphic material,  in  the  form  of  abbreviating  expedients,  together  with 
the  best  modes  of  applying  that  material, — a  work  which  no  one  person 
acting  by  himself,  could  hope  to  ever  accomplish  ;  but,  on  the  other 
hand,  that  method  has  been  the  means  of  rendering  the  system  less 
simple,  consistent  and  harmonious  in  its  details.  Little  exceptional 
expedients  have  been  introduced  from  time  to  time,  which,  at  the  time 
of  their  adoption,  were  useful  and  also  comparatively  harmless, 
because  there  was  nothing  with  which  they  would  conflict ;  but  which 
afterwards,  on  making  some  other  change  or  addition,  became  a  source 
of  inconsistency  and  conflict.  And  yet  those  who  had  learned  to  use 
and  value  them  were,  for  the  sake  of  mere  personal  convenience,  dis- 
inclined to  vote  for  their  expulsion.  Finally,  so  numerous  had  these 
disturbing  features  become,  that  there  was  scarcely  a  rule  of  Phonog- 
raphy, even  the  most  fundamental,  to  which  there  were  not  several  and 
sometimes  many  exceptions.  And  when,  in  1858,  after  the  Hand  Book 
of  "Standard"  Phonography  was  brought  out,  it  appeared  that  its 
author  had  not  only  retained  all  of  these  old  objectionable  things,  but 
bad  added  several  others  of  like  character,  I  resolved,  having  the  aid 


Tiii  PREFACE. 

and  counsel  of  other  practical  phonograpbers,  to  attempt  the  task 
of  simplifying  Phonography,  a  work  then  so  much  needed.  I  com- 
menced the  undertaking  in  the  winter  of  1858-9,  and  most  of  the  fea- 
tures of  my  present  system  were»adopted  at  that  time.  No  important 
changes,  however,  were  made  except  such  as  were  necessary  to  cany 
out  the  general  plan  of  simplification.  The  spirit  of  Pitman's  Pho- 
nography was  retained,  but  the  accumulated  rubbish,  that  retarded 
the  progress  of  the  learner  and  hindered  the  practitioner,  was  cast  off. 

To  show  how  sweeping  was  this  work  of  simplification,  it  is  only 
necessary  to  exhibit,  in  parallel  columns,  the  more  important  of  the 
rules  of  the  old  Phonography  by  the  side  of  the  corresponding  rules 
of  our  simplified  system.  For  this  purpose  I  have  chosen  the  rules 
of  the  "  Hand  Book ;  "  but,  in  all  essential  points,  they  represent  Benn 
Pitman's  system  as  well. 

"HAND  BOOK"  RULES.         OUR  RULES. 

THE  L-HOOKS.  L    AND    R    HOOKS    ON    STRAIGHT 

§  161.  (a)  A  small  hook  on  the  STEMS. 

circle-side,  and  at  the  beginning  A  small  hook  at  the  beginning 
of  any  consonant-stroke  (except  of  any  straight-stem — (a)  if  made 
l,r,m,n,ng,  s,  z,  w,  h),  indicates  by  a  motion  from  the  right  over 
that  an  I  follows  it.  to  the  left,  indicates  that  the  con- 

(6)  Shel  and  Zhel  never  stand  sonant  I  immediately  follows ; — 
alone,  have  their  hooks  at  the  bot-  (b)  if  made  by  a  motion  from  the 
torn,  and  are  always  written  up-  left  over  to  the  right,  it  indicates 
ward.  that  the  consonant  r  immediately 

REM.    1.    The    sentence    "No  follows. 
MeRRy        SoNGS[Z]        We'LL 

HeaR,"    contains    all    the  conso-       L  AND  R  HOOKS  ON  CURVED 
nants  whose  signs  do  not  take  the  STEMS. 

small  El-hook.  ^  large  hook  at  the  beginning, 

REM.  2.  El-hook  on  Em,  En,  an(j  On  the  inner  or  concave  side 
Ray—  The  reporter  uses  a  large  of  anv  curved  stem,  indicates  that 
initial  hook  on  Em,  En,  Ray  for  t^e  consonant  I  immediately  fol- 
L  The  El-hook  must  be  made  lows. 

large  in  these  cases,  to  distinguish  ^  'smaU  hook  in  the  same  place 
it  from  the  Way-hook.  on  any  curved  stem,  indicates  that 

the  consonant  r  immediately  fol- 

THE  R  HOOKS.  lows. 

%  162.  Signs  to  indicate  the 
combination  of  r  with  a  preced- 
ing consonant  (except  «,  z,  I,  r,  m, 
7i,  ng,  w,  y,  h),  are  obtained  by 
turning  over  sidewise  the  corres- 
ponding El-hook  signs,  except 
Shel,  Zhel,  which  are  turned  over 
endwise- 


PREFACE.  il 

(&)  Sher  and  Zher  have  their 
hook  at  the  top,  and  are  always 
written  downward. 

§  163.  R  may  be  added  to  Em 
and  En  by  a  small  initial  hook, 
provided  they  are  widened  [i.  e.    . 
shaded  into  our  Hay  and  Ing.] 

REM.  1.  The  widening  of  Em 
and  En  when  they  take  the  Ar- 
hook  serves  to  distinguish  mr  and 
nr  from  wm  and  wn. 

REM.  2.  As  Ar,  Es,  Ing,  Way 
do  not  take  the  Ar-hook,  fr,  thr, 
nr,  vr  cannot  be  mistaken  for  rr, 
sr,  ngr,  wr. 

REM.  4.  The  sentence  "HiS  eR- 
RiNG  WILL  You  See"  contains 
all  the  consonants  whose  signs  do 
not  take  the  Ar-hook. 

LENGTHENING  PRINCIPLE. 

§  207.  Doubling  the  length —  Doubling   the   length    of    any 

1.  Of  Ing,  adds  kr  or  gr ;  curved  stem,   whether  simple  or 

2.  Of  any  other  curve,  adds  tr,  hooked,  and  of  any  straight  stem 
dr,  or  thr.  with  a  final  hook,  adds  either  tr, 

§264.  The  reporter  may  derive  dr  or  thr. 
great  advantage  from  doubling  a 
full-length  straight  line,  without  a 
final  attachment,  to  add  thr  for 
there,  their  or  they  are ;  the  heavy 
lines  being  tapered  toward  their 
termination. 

HALVING  TO  ADD  EITHER  T  OR  D. 

§  212.  Either  t  or  d  may  be  Either  t  or  d  maybe  added  by 
added  to  certain  signs,  by  halving  halving  to  any  consonant-stem, 
them :  whether  simple  or  hooked. 

1.  To  Any  Unhooked  Consonant- 
Stroke  except  El,  Lay,  Em,  En, 
Ar  [Er],  Ing,  Way,  lay,  Emp  or 
Emb  [pur  Hay  sign]. 

2.  To  Any  Hooked   Consonant- 
Stroke. 

REM.  1.  Way,  Tay,  Emp,  and 
Ing  are  'never  halved  for  any 
purpose ;  but  El,  Lay,  Em,  En,  and 
Ar  are  sometimes  halved,  as  will 
appear  from  §  213. 

REM.  2.  Hooked  Way,  Yay, 
Emp,  unlike  simple  Way,  Yay, 
Emp,  may  be  halved. 

§  213.  By  halving  the  curve- 
signs  for  I,  m,  n,  or  r, — t  or  d  is 


X  PREFACE. 

added,-  according  as  the  shortened 
letter  is  made  light  or  heavy. 

REM.  2.  The  strokes  of  short- 
ened Wem  and  Wen  [our  Mrd 
and  Nrd]  must  not  be  widened 
[shaded]  when  d  is  added ;  for 
these  signs  could  not  then  be  dis- 
tinguished from  Me  i- 1  and  Nerd 
[our  Hrd  and  NGrdJ. 

REM.  3.  Since  Yay,  Emp,  Ing, 
Way  are  never  halved,  Eld  can 
not  be  read  for  yd;  Med  [our  Ht] 
for  mpt;  Ned  [our  NGt]  for  ngd; 
Ard  for  wd. 

LEARNER'S  DIFFICULTIES. 

The  foregoing  exhibit  shows  the  following  as  some  of  the  difficul- 
ties encountered  by  every  student  of  the  Old  Phonography:  Out 
of  the  twenty-five  simple  stems  there  are  eight,  viz.,  L  (upward),  L 
(downward.)  R,  NG,  S,  Z,  W,  H,  to  which  the  Z-hook  cannot  be 
joined  at  all ;  three,  M,  N  and  B  (upward),  to  which  it  may  be  joined 
in  an  exceptional  manner ;  and  two  others,  SH  and  ZH,  that  require 
special  directions  or  cautions.  There  are  ten  stems,  S,  Z,  L,  L,  R,  M,  NG, 
W,  Y,  H,  to  which  the  r-hook  cannot  be  joined  at  all ;  two,  SH  and 
ZH,  that  require  special  directions,  and  of  those  signs  to  which  it  may 
be  joined,  there  are  six,  F,  V,  TH,  DH,  M,  N,  that  must  be  "turned 
over"  or  "widened" — that  is,  changed  respectively  to  R,  W,  S,  Z, 
MP  [our  H],  and  NG, — before  they  can  receive  the  hook. 

A  very  large  proportion  of  those  who  commence  the  study  of  the 
Old  Phonography  break  down  at  this  point.  But  if  they  continue, 
their  next  difficulty  is  this :  Lengthening  a  curved  stem  generally 
adds  tr  or  dr,  or  the  cognate  thr ;  but  to  NG  it  sometimes  adds  kr  or 
ffr,  and  in  other  cases  this  stem  follows  the  general  rule.  And  in 
Benn  Pitman's  Phonography,  lengthening  MP  [our  H]  simply  adds  r. 

The  halving  of  stems  to  add  the  frequent  sounds  t  and  d  is  the 
most  important  fundamental  principle  of  Phonography,  as  it  not  only 
applies  to  the  simple  stems  but  also  to  every  hooked  stem ;  and  if 
anything  further  were  needed  to  discourage  the  pupil,  it  may  be  found 
in  ample  quantities  in  the  rules  for  the  Halving  principle.  By  halv- 
ing any  one  of  the  first  sixteen  consonant-stems  of  the  Alphabet, 
either  t  or  d  is  added ;  but  the  halving  of  M,  N,  L  or  R  merely  adds 
t,  and  then  to  add  d,  these  half-lengths  are  shaded,  that  is,  changed 
respectively  to  MPt  [our  Ht],  NGt,  Yt,  and  Wt. 


PREFACE.  XI 

In  other  words,  and  to  recapitulate  and  further  illustrate — The  stem 
W  with  an  initial  hook  becomes  V  (Vr)  ;  made  half-length,  it  is  trans- 
formed into  R  (Rd) ;  put  an  initial  hook  on  the  half-length,  and  it 
changes  to  V  again  (Vrd) ;  made  either  full  or  half-length,  if  it  has  a 
final  hook  only,  it  is  still  W  (Wn,  Wnd) ;  but  in  spite  of  such  final 
hook,  if  an  initial  hook  also  is  added  it  again  becomes  V  (Vrn, 
Vrnd) ;  and  when  lengthened  it  is  still  W  in  all  cases  except  when  it 
has  an  initial  hook,  and  then  it  is  V  (Vrthr).  The  stem  Y  made 
half-length  becomes  L  (Ld) ;  double  its  length  and  it  is  Y  ;  and  with 
a  hook,  initial,  final  or  both,  and  whether  made  full,  double  or  half- 
length,  it  is  still  Y.  XG  with  an  initial  hook  becomes  X  (Xr) ; 
halved  when  in  this  condition,  or  when  simple,  it  remains  X  (Xrd, 
Nd) ;  and  whether  halved  or  not,  returns  to  its  former  self  when  it 
has  a  final  hook  (XGn).  MP  [our  H]  changes  to  M  when  it  has  an 
initial  hook  (Mr) ;  remains  M  when  halved  whether  it  is -simple  or 
has  an  initial  hook  (Md,  Mrd) ;  and  whether  halved  or  not  assumes 
its  maiden  name  (MP)  when  it  has  a  final  hook  (MPn).  The  irregu- 
larity in  the  effect  upon  these  four  stems  of  the  two  modes  of  modifi- 
cation will  be  observed : — They  lose  their  identity  when  made  half- 
length,  W  becoming  Rd— Y,  Ld— XG,  Xd  and  MP,  Md ;  and  yet  the 
Lengthening  Principle  works  no  such  change. 

THE  XEW  PHOXOGRAPHY. 

In  our  Xew  and  simplified  Phonography  all  this  bewildering  maze 
is  swept  away.  In  all  its  elementary  principles  there  is  not  a  single 
exception  to  a  rule.  In  the  treatment  of  the  stems  by  adding  hooks, 
modifying  them,  etc.,  it  will  be  seen  that  what  is  true  of  one  straight 
stem  is  true  of  every  other  straight  stem ;  and  what  is  true  of  one 
curved  stem  is  true  of  every  other  curved  stem.  So  that  all  of  the 
elements  of  Phonography,  so  far  as  they  relate  to  the  Consonants, 
may  be  fully  explained,  illustrated  and  taught,  with  only  two  of  the 
alphabetic  signs,  a  straight  and  a  curved  stem. 

From  the  very  start  the  author  was  satisfied,  as  were  many  others, 
that  the  Xew  Phonography  would  be  a  vast  improvement  upon  the 
Old  in  practical  efficiency',  but  it  was  not  given  to  the  public  until  it 
had  been  thoroughly  tried  in  every  kind  of  verbatim  reporting  for 
nearly  eight  years.  Its  simplicity  soon  won  for  it  many  admirers 
and  adherents,  and  since  its  first  publication  in  December,  1866,  it 
has  advanced  so  rapidly  in  popular  favor  that  it  is  now  the  leading 
system  of  shorthand  in  America. 


adi  PREFACE. 

Then,  besides  being  so  very  simple  in  its  elementary  principles, 
making  it  easy  to  acquire  and  retain,  great  care  has  been  taken  by 
the  author  in  adjusting  the  details  of  the  system,  in  order  to  make  it 
as  perfect  in  its  practical  working  as  it  is  in  theory.    All  phonogra- 
phers  know  that  to  get  the  full  benefits  of  their  art,  the  signs  of 
nearly  all  the  vowels  must  be  omitted,  the  writer  depending  almost 
entirely  upon  the  unvocalized  consonant  outlines  ;  because,  in  prac- 
tice, the  leaving  out  of  the  vowel-signs  scarcely  ever  causes  any 
illegibility  of  the  writing.     But,  scattered  here  and  there,  are  just  a 
few  words,  which,  unless  specially  provided  for,  would  sometimes 
occasion  ambiguity,  and  so  lead  to  errors  in  reading  or  transcribing. 
This  occurs  in  cases  where  two  words,  which  cannot  readily  be  dis- 
tinguished one  from  the  other  by  the  context  of  a  sentence,  have  the 
same  consonant  outlines,  or  outlines  between  which  the  resemblance 
is  too  close  for  safety.    The  requisite  difference  in  the  mode  of  writ- 
ing such  words  is  usually  secured  by  assigning  a  particular  outline 
to  one  word  and  another  outline  to  the  other — the  great  wealth  of 
consonant-outline  material  of  Phonography  providing  an  abundant 
supply  from  which  to  make  selection.    When  this  cannot  be  done, 
some  arbitrary  distinction  of  position,  abbreviation  or  vocalization  is 
employed.    It  is  this  work,  more  than  any  other,  of  following  out  all 
the  ramifications  of  Phonography  into  word  and  phrase  forms,  and 
detecting  and  overcoming  practical  difficulties,  that   demands  the 
greatest  experience  and  patience  on  the  part  of  the  author.    For  per- 
fection in  this  respect  no  other  system  compares  with  the  New  Pho- 
nography, as  it  embodies  the  results  of  fifteen  years'  constant  practice 
in  verbatim  reporting.    Indeed,  there  is  no  other  system  of  Phonog- 
raphy that  is  based  alone  on  practical  experience,  or  that  was  sub- 
jected to  a  thorough  working  test  before  publication.     And  so  it  has 
become  a  common  notion  that  every  reporter  must  make  additions 
"of  his  own"  to  the  system  as  learned  from  the  books,  in  order  to  do 
satisfactory  reporting  with  it.    But,  while  this  was  true  of  the  Old 
Phonography,  it  is  not  of  the  New,  for  learners  here  find  no  such 
necessity.    The  entire  work  of  adjustment  and  adaptation  to  the 
needs  of  the  practitioner  has  been  done  by  the  author  ;  and  whoever 
attempts  to  tamper  with  or  tinker  the  system  for  his  own  use  will  cer- 
tainly lose  by  the  operation.    In  doing  this  part  of  the  work  there  has 
been  a  constant  effort  to  keep  as  close  to  the  general  rules  and  prin- 
ciples of  the  system  as  was  possible  ;  the  actual  deviations  being  very 
few  indeed,  and  only  such  as  could  not  be  avoided. 


PREFACE.  Xttl 

The  New  Phonography  is  superior  to  the  Old  in  the  followiug  par- 
ticulars : 

1.  SPEED.    2.  LEGIBILITY.    3.  SIMPLICITY. 
I.  SPEED. 

By  Speed  of  Phonography  is  meant  the  rate  at  which  one  who  IB 
thoroughly  familiar  with  both  its  theory  and  practice  can  write  it  in 
euch  a  manner  that  it  may  be  correctly  read  without  hesitation  ;  and 
it  is  usually  estimated  by  the  number  of  words  so  written  in  a  minute. 
The  ordinary  rate  of  public  speaking  is  from  120  to  130  words  a 
minute  ;  an  average  of  150  words  is  quite  rapid,  and  175  to  190  is  very 
rapid,  but  few  speakers  reaching  that  speed ;  although  even  that  is 
occasionally  exceeded  for  short  spurts,  by  eloquent  or  excited 
speakers. 

A  phonographer  who  can  write  correctly  and  legibly  115  to  125 
words  a  minute  is  competent  to  do  most  amanuensis  work ;  and  one 
who  can  in  like  manner  write  150  words,  is  prepared,  so  far  as  his 
shorthand  is  concerned,  to  begin  verbatim  reporting.  The  speed-test 
of  the  Law  Stenographers'  Association  of  the  City  of  New  York,  as 
given  in  its  Constitution,  is  as  follows :  "First.  The  applicant  shall 
be  fairly  tried  as  to  his  speed  of  writing.  If  he  fail  to  write  legibly 
150  words  a  minute,  on  the  committee  so  reporting  to  the  Association, 
the  application  shall  be  rejected  without  further  test."  A  person  who 
commences  reporting  with  a  speed  of  150  words  a  minute,  well  writ- 
ten, may  depend  upon  future  experience  and  the  inspiration  of  the 
moment  to  tide  him  safely  over  passages  that  are  spoken  above  that  rate. 
There  are  several  reporters  who  have  been  known  to  write  for  short 
periods  a  little  above  200  words  a  minute,  and  there  is  one  authentic 
instance  of  a  reporter  of  great  natural  quickness  exceeding  250  words 
a  minute,  while  writing  from  a  dictation  of  matter  that  was  new  to 
him !  That  this  feat  will  be  less  uncommon  in  the  future  I  have  rea- 
son to  believe,  judging  from  recent  remarkable  results  of  practice  by 
several  of  those  who  have  been  trained  in  this  system. 

The  great  brevity  that  distinguishes  Shorthand  from  Longhand  comes 
from  giving  to  written  lines  as  much  meaning  as  possible,  by  making 
them  represent  in  the  briefest  manner  consistent  with  practical  re- 
quirements, the  various  sounds  of  the  voice  used  in  speech.  But  it 
Js  a  common  error  with  those  who  know  but  little  of  shorthand,  or 
have  had  but  little  practical  experience  in  writing  it,  to  suppose  that 
fc  is  always  true,  as  a  matter  of  course,  that  the  smaller  or  the  more 


XiV  PREFACE. 

contracted  a  word  outline  is,  the  more  quickly  it  can  be  written. 
And  we  often  see  theorizing  authors  of  shorthand  works  demon- 
strating by  rule  and  dividers  and  by  the  counting  of  pen-strokes,  the 
superiority  of  their  systems  in  point  of  speed  ;  while  they  fail  to  take 
cognizance  on  the  other  hand  of  the  many  Jiindrancea  to  speed  that  in- 
here in  their  outlines.  The  following  are  some  of  the  more  important 
of  those  hindrances :  (a)  A  great  number  of  exceptions  to  rules — 
because  they  overload  the  memory  and  cause  hesitation.  (&)  The  use 
of  too  large  a  fist  of  contractions  or  abbreviated  outlines — because 
they  also  overtax  the  memory  and  cause  hesitancy,  thus  defeating  the 
very  object  for  which  they  were  intended — increase  of  speed — and  at 
the  same  time  contribute  largely  to  the  illegibility  of  the  writing.  It 
is  the  testimony  of  all  our  best  and  most  experienced  practical  ver- 
batim reporters  that  the  use  of  a  great  many  phonographic  abbrevia- 
.  tions  is  not  conducive  to  speed ;  and  that  the  system  of  shorthand 
that  divides  the  labor  the  most  equally  between  the  head  and  the 
hand  is  the  best,  (c)  Writing  many  words  with  too  condensed  or 
small,  though  not  abbreviated,  forms — because  there  is  greater  liabil- 
ity to  conflict,  and  a  consequent  hesitancy  in  writing,  (d)  The  use  of 
many  exceedingly  brief  expedients,  such  as  ticks,  ticks  with  hooks  and 
circles  attached,  microscopic  twists,  curves,  etc.,  for  the  representa- 
tion of  frequent  words  and  phrases — because  they  require  the  writer 
to  be  making  constant  efforts  to  check  the  motion  or  momentum  of  the 
hand,  (the  necessary  consequence  of  passing  rapidly  from  characters 
of  one  size  to  those  of  a  very  different  size),  thus  preventing  the  con- 
tinuous movement  and  free  sweep  of  the  hand  which  are  so  essential  to 
rapid  writing,  (e)  Too  frequent  obtuse  angles  between  stems — a  very 
great  impediment  to  speed,  as  may  be  readily  demonstrated  by  tracing 
with  exactness,  but  as  quickly  as  possible,  a  line  like  the  first  of  the 
following  diagrams,  and  then  in  like  manner,  one  like  the  second.  It 
will  be  seen  that  the  outline  with  obtuse  or  blunt  angles  requires  a 
much  slower  movement  than  the  one  with  sharp  angles. 


ACUTE  ANGLES.  '  OBTUSE  ANGLES. 

Some  have  made  the  mistake  of  supposing,  because  the  general  line 
of  writing  is  from  left  to  right,  that  therefore  speed  would  be  gained 
by  writing  the  most  frequently  recurring  consonant-sounds  with  stems 
that  run  in  that  direction ;  while  in  fact  such  strokes  are  on  several 


PREFACE.  XT 

accounts  the  most  difficult  to  make.  Precision  is  quite  as  important 
as  freedom  in  writing  Phonography ;  and  there  is  a  tendency  of  the 
hand  in  making  strokes  from  left  to  right  to  slide  beyond  control. 
And,  besides,  it  is  more  difficult  to  shade  horizontal  stems  than  those 
struck  iu  any  other  direction.  The  chief  objection,  however,  to 
using  horizontal  stems  for  the  most  frequent  consonant  sounds  is  that 
it  would  add  greatly  to  the  number  of  obtuse  angles  in  outlines.  In, 
order  to  secure  the  greatest  number  of  acute  angles  in  shorthand,  the' 
most  frequent  consonants  must  be  written  with  stems  that  are  struck 
across  and  not  with  the  line  of  writing.  In  this  respect  the  Phono- 
graphic alphabet  is  properly  constructed ;  but  Mr.  Lindsley,  in  his 
alphabet  of  Tachygraphy,  has  made  the  mistake  of  giving  horizontal 
stems  to  the  four  most  frequent  of  all  the  consonant-sounds,  t,  d,  s 
and  2 ;  and  the  result  is  that  his  consonant-joinings  are  so  bad  that  he 
is  obliged  to  use  his  vowel-signs  quite  as  much  to  help  him  past  obtuse 
angles  and  make  his  consonant  outlines  tolerable,  as  for  purposes  of 
vocalization.  A  line  of  Tachygraphy  resembles  a  line  of  Phonogra- 
phy with  the  angles  pulled  out ! 

Another  element  that  contributes  to  the  superior  speed  qualities  of 
the  New  Phonography  is  the  great  number  of  easily  formed  and  easily 
remembered  phrase-signs  which  it  naturally  provides  for  writing  the 
groups  of  words  that  so  frequently  occur  in  speech. 

II.   LEGIBILITY. 

By  Legibility  of  Phonography  is  meant  the  certainty  and  ease  with 
which  it  can  be  read  after  having  been  rapidly  written,  with  all  the 
Jittle  deviations  from  mathematical  accuracy  that  usually  occur  in 
writing  done  by  a  hand  of  ordinary  training  and  skill.  The  impor- 
tance of  legibility  has  been  under-estimated  by  many,  and  it  is 
too  apt  to  be  unappreciated  by  learners  in  their  efforts  to  get  speed. 
In  all  cases  where  Phonography  is  used  to  record  an  author's  composi- 
tion, as  employed  by  dictation  amanuenses,  phonographic  secretaries, 
or,  in  short,  for  any  phonographic  work  except  reporting  public 
speeches,  the  writer  is  frequently  called  upon  to  read  over  what  he  has 
just  written,  and  he  must  be  able  to  do  so  without  error  in  any  word. 
The  exactions  from  short-hand  writers  in  courts  now  are  much  greater 
than  they  were  formerly,  it  being  an  every-day  occurrence  to  require 
them  to  read  in  open  court  their  notes  of  testimony ;  and  if  they  do 
not  write  a  legible  shorthand  in  a  legible  manner,  they  must  fail 
There  is  no  city  in  the  world  that  has  so  many  thoroughly  skilled  law 
stenographers  as  New  York ;  and  their  accuracy  in  recording  and 


JCVi  PHEFACE. 

transcribing  trials  and  other  legal  proceedings  is  Implicitly  reuea  upon 
by  litigants  and  courts.  But  instances  have  been  known  where  mate- 
rial and  permanent  injury  has  been  done  through  the  inaccuracies  of 
reporters ;  and  so  it  should  be  the  aim  of  all  learners  of  Phonogra- 
phy to  get,  first,  Accuracy,  second,  Speed.  Legibility  in  itself  is 
an  important  contributor  to  speed,  because  it  gives  a  feeling  of  con- 
fidence and  certainty  to  the  writer  in  regard  to  his  work. 

That  the  New  Phonography  is  much  easier  to  read  than  the  Old 
is  now  quite  generally  admitted  by  those  phonographers  who  have 
had  an  opportunity  of  testing  it,  either  in  their  own  practice  or  in 
that  of  others, — and  especially  by  observing  the  work  of  young  pho- 
nographers to  whom  they  have  given  dictations  to  be  transcribed  by 
them  into  longhand.  Indeed,  because  of  the  greater  legibility  of  this 
system,  and  the  consequent  accuracy  of  the  writers  of  it,  they  are  now 
.preferred  as  amanuenses  by  our  older  reporters  ;  and  those  who  have 
undertaken  actual  reporting  have  distinguished  themselves  by  the 
'superiority  of  their  work. 

III.  SIMPLICITY. 

By  Simplicity  of  Phonography  is  meant  the  absence  of  exceptions 
rto  general  rules  and  principles.  It  mainly  consists  in  (a)  an  Alpha- 
bet in  wliich  the  consonant-signs  are  all  simple,  that  is  unhooked 
or  unmodified,  stems,  and  the  vowel  and  diphthong  signs  are  arranged 
in  their  proper  positions  with  respect  to  the  stems  ;  (6)  a  regular  and 
.systematic  series  of  compound  or  group  consonant-signs,  formed  from 
the  original  simple  alphabetic  signs  by  the  uniform  addition  of  hooks 
and  modifications  to  all  of  the  stems ;  (c)  a  strict  adherence  to  the 
rule  for  word-position,  by  hi  variably  writing  each  word  in  the  position 
indicated  by  its  accented  vowel ;  and  (d)  a  general  harmony  of  all 
parts  of  the  system,  both  in  the  fundamental  principles  and  in  the 
practical  working  details.  That  the  New  Phonography  is  immensely 
superior  to  the  Old  in  all  these  respects  scarcely  admits  of  a  doubt  or 
an  argument.  The  demonstration  of  this  fact  that  has  already  been 
made  on  preceding  pages  of  this  Preface  renders  it  unnecessary  to 
give  it  further  space. 

The  great  practical  effect  of  this  simplification  of  Phonography  is 
shown,  first  in  its  Improved  efficiency  in  respect  to  both  its  Speed  and 
Legibility,  and,  secondly,  in  the  far  greater  ease  with  which  it  is 
learned  and  remembered.  The  complications  of  the  Old  Phonogra- 
phy  barred  it  out  from  our  schools  as  a  successful  branch  of  educa« 
tion,  kept  its  benefits  from  the  general  public,  and  made  it  the  special 


PREFACE. 

property  of  the  few  who  adopted  the  profession  of  verbatim  report- 
ing. The  New  Phonography  is  now  being  taught  with  success  in 
many  schools,  and  notably  in  the  Introductory  Class  of  the  College 
of  the  City  of  New  York,  where  it  has  been  a  regular  branch  of  the 
commercial  course  for  the  last  three  years  (since  the  Fall  of  1871). 
The  success  of  the  phonographic  instruction  in  this  college  has  been 
so  marked  that  it  is  prized  as  one  of  the  most  attractive  and  valuable 
features  of  the  course.  In  this  institution  it  is  taught  in  large  classes ; 
the  classes  meet  but  three  times  a  week,  and  each  student  has  six  other 
branches  in  his  course.  Yet  these  boys  learn  the  principles  thorough- 
ly, become  trained  into  making  excellent  phonographic  forms,  and 
reach  a  speed  of  50  to  90  words  a  minute,  during  the  college  year  of 
thirty-five  weeks. 

Equally  successful  results  in  teaching  the  New  Phonography  have 
been  accomplished  under  the  plan  of  separate  or  private  instruction, 
in  the  New  York  Institute  of  Phonography,  in  this  city.  This  institu- 
tion is  wholly  devoted  to  teaching  Phonography,  and  as  it  is  incon- 
venient therein  to  form  classes  because  new  pupils  are  received  at  any 
time,  the  plan  has  been  adopted  with  perfect  success  of  instructing 
students  separately,  the  same  as  book-keeping  is  usually  taught  in 
business  colleges. 

It  was  formerly  impossible  to  teach  advanced  Phonography  in 
classes,'  but  now,  with  the  New  Phonography,  such  teaching  is  carried 
to  nearly,  if  not  quite,  as  high  a  degree  of  form-perfection  and  speed  as 
by  separate  instruction.  Therefore,  teachers  can  hereafter  form  classes 
in  the  New  Phonography  with  the  confidence  that  the  advanced  part 
of  the  system  is  as  simple  and  methodical  as  the  beginning,  and  that 
complete  practical  results  will  be  achieved  in  such  classes,  and  the 
benefits  of  the  art  attained  for  immediate  use  by  the  students. 

CONCLUSION. 

In  arriving  at  a  conclusion  as  to  superiority  among  systems  of 
Phonography,  it  should  be  clearly  borne  in  mind  that  the  other  two 
American  systems  have  not  had  a  single  improvement  made  in  them 
since  the  publication  of  the  last  edition  of  their  text-books,  15  or  16 
years  ago.  Since  that  time  very  many  valuable  points  have  been 
learned  and  some  fortunate  discoveries  made  by  practical  phonog- 
raphers  through  experience  more  peculiar  and  extensive  than  before 
realized.  Reporting  of  courts-martial  during  the  war,  daily  law- 
court  reporting,  carried  to  its  present  high  proficiency  by  the  en- 
couragement of  permanent  official  appointments,  and  the  use  of  short- 


XVttl  PEEFACB. 

hand  for  purposes  not  before  anticipated,  are  included  in  thia 
experience.  The  New  Phonography  in  its  construction  has  enjoyed 
the  full  benefits  of  all  these  influences,  and  admitting  all  that  may  be 
claimed  in  favor  of  the  other  systems,  they  are  still  the  Old  Phonog- 
raphy, contain  no  improvements  made  since  1859,  and  consequently 
do  not  make  any  provision  for  requirements  in  practical  Phonogra- 
phy that  have  grown  up  since  that  date. 

Before  that  time  all  that  was  required  of  even  the  most  experienced 
professional  phonographer  was  to  take  only  such  minutes  of  trials, 
speeches,  etc.,  that  he  would  be  able  afterwards  to  furnish  a  correct 
transcript  of  them.    Hence  speed  was  considered  of  sole  importance, 
and  the  authors  of  the  old  text-books  had  scarcely  anything  to  say 
about  legibility.    Elaborate  and  systematic  provision  was  made  for 
the  omission  of  frequent  words  in.  writing,  with  the  fond  hope  that 
"the  context"  would  supply  the  missing  links.    It  has  been  the  boast 
of  one  author  that  his  "reporting  style"  is  distinguished,  among  other 
things,  "By  implying  To,  followed  or  not  by  a,  an  or  the  (which  are 
supplied  by  means  of  the  context),  by  joining  the  following  word  to 
the  preceding  ;  thus,  Ish'-Bee,  wish  to  be.    By  implying  Of,  followed 
or  not  by  a,  an  or  the  (which  are  supplied  by  aid  of  the  context),  by 
writing  the  following  word  near  or  joined  to  the  preceding.    By 
writing  the  present  time  for  the  past  tense  or  time  whenever  a  stroke 
or  more  can  be  saved  thereby."    In  like  manner  another  vain  attempt 
to  attain  greater  speed  at  a  fearful  expense  to  legibility  was  made  in  the 
provision  to  write  a  great  many  words  with  the  same  outline,  and  that 
usually  a  very  much  abbreviated  one.    The  following  illustrations  have 
been  taken  at  random  from  the  only  American  dictionary  of  the  Old 
Phonography:     "Abundant-ly-ce,  rws  [reporting  word-sign],  Bend2; 
Appoint-ed-ment,  rs  [reporting  style],  Pent1 ;  Criminal-ly-ity-ate-ated- 
ation,  rs,  Ker'-Men ;  Exclaiin-ed,  exclamation-tory-(tive),  rs,  Kays2- 
Kel ;  Expedient-ly-ce-cy  and  Expedition,  rs,  (Kay)-Spet1 ;  Gravitate- 
d-ation,  Gravity,  rs,  Ger-Vet3 ;  Hesitate-d-ion  (Hesitant-ancy),  Zet*; 
Stupid-ly-ity-ness,  rws,  Steh-Ped3 " — ["Steh"  meaning  the  sMoop.]  But 
the  impracticability  of  all  these  nice  theoretical  expedients  so  inge- 
niously contrived  was  soon  demonstrated.     Our  civil  war  broke  out ; 
trials  by  courts-martial  became  numerous  ;  the  services  of  phonogra- 
phers  were  indispensable  ;  but  stern  army  officers,  taking  a  thoroughly 
practical  view  of  shorthand,  required  that  their  phonographers  should 
read  their  notes  as  readily  as  they  wrote  them,  and  so  made  them 
read  aloud  to  each  witness,  in  presence  of  the  court,  his  entire  depo- 


PKEPACE.  Xix 

sition  as  soon  as  it  was  taken.  The  result  of  all  this  was  the  inevita- 
ble one.  It  was  very  soon  found  that  mutilated  outlines,  used  some- 
times to  represent  a  whole  cluster  of  words,  and  context-reading  of 
absent  signs  would  not  do  for  this  work.  Omitted  words  that  the 
writer  expected  to  be  restored  by  implication  refused  to  come  back  to 
him  when  he  needed  them.  So  all  our  shorthand  writers  who  had 
adopted  these  expedients  were  obliged  to  abandon  them  and  devise 
means  to  insure  ready  and  complete  legibility  in  their  most  rapid 
writing.  Once  started,  the  practice  of  calling  upon  the  stenographer 
at  any  time  to  read  from  his  notes  has  extended  to  the  reporting  of  all 
other  trials  and  legal  proceedings.  The  contrast  between  our  Pho- 
nography and  the  Old  in  respect  to  omitted  outlines  is  very  marked. 
The  New  Phonography  does  not  omit  the  expression  of  a  single  word 
even  in  the  most  advanced  verbatim  work,  and  provides  for  repre- 
senting every  word  in  the  language  with  precision. 

If  some  persons  in  starting  to  learn  Phonography  should  suppose 
that  it  will  make  no  material  difference  to  them  which  system  they 
adopt  because  they  are  all  called  "  Phonography,"  they  are  informed 
that  no  system  of  shorthand  ever  devised  is  any  too  capable  ;  and  that 
if  they  have  the  ambition  to  be  able  to  report  rapid  speakers,  or  even 
to  do  work  of  ordinary  speed  with  ease  and  accuracy,  they  must  be 
sure  to  select  the  best  system,  as  by  some  methods  no  amount  of 
natural  ability  and  application  will  prevent  failure. 

To  the  possible  general  introduction  of  Phonography  for  use  in 
place  of  longhand,  the  objection  has  been  raised  that  the  system  is 
faulty  because  in  its  construction  verbatim  reporting  has  been  the 
ultimate  aim.  But  when  we  consider  that  the  requirements  of  ver- 
batim reporters  and  of  those  who  would  use  shorthand  for  other  pur- 
poses, are  the  same — namely,  rapidity  and  legibility — and  that  the 
more  recent  experience  of  our  best  shorthand  writers  shows  that  but 
few  abbreviations  are  required  even  in  the  swiftest  work,  this  objec- 
tion falls  to  the  ground.  Again,  it  has  been  urged  against  Phonogra- 
phy that  the  vowel-signs  should  be  always  written  and  in  the  same 
outline  with  the  consonant-stems.  This  objection  is  not  well  founded 
for  the  following  reasons  :  (a)  The  vowel-signs  are  not  needed,  the 
unvocalized  characters  being  practically  as  legible  without  them  as 
with ;  (6)  it  would  of  necessity  take  from  the  consonants  a  portion  of 
outline-material,  and  so  lead  to  the  use  of  still  longer  characters  for 
the  consonants,  without  any  compensating  gain ;  (c)  as  the  vowel- 
signs  would  have  to  be  much  smaller  than  the  consonant-stems,  loss 


XX  PREFACE. 

of  speed  from  the  cause  already  mentioned,  "of  passing  rapidly  from 
characters  of  one  size  to  those  of  a  very  different  size,"  would  be 
occasioned ;  (d~)  the  whole  history  of  shorthand  demonstrates  that 
the  vowel-signs,  when  given  at  all,  should  be  separate  from  the  conso- 
nant-outlines. Phonography  provides  a  perfect  means  for  writing  the 
vowels,  in  such  a  way  that  whether  they  are  expressed  or  omitted, 
the  general  appearance  of  the  written  word  is  the  same.  And  as  all 
mature  reading  is  from  general  appearances,  and  not  from  an  actual 
analysis  of  every  character  in  a  word  each  time  that  the  eye  passes 
it,  this  is  an  important  point  in  favor  of  the  phonographic  plan  of 
writing.  Because  Phonography  is  not  so  easily  read  by  one  who  has 
just  acquired  it  as  the  longhand  that  he  has  used  since  childhood,  is  no 
argument  against  it.  Professor  Tyndall,  in  his  recent  address  before 
the  British  Association,  speaking  on  this  very  point,  says,  "Witness 
the  slow  learning  of  its  letters  by  a  child,  and  the  subsequent  facility 
of  reading  in  a  man,  when  each  group  of  letters  which  forms  a  word 
is  instantly,  and  without  effort,  fused  to  a  single  perception."  Thus  it 
is  with  the  experienced  reader  of  phonographic  writing,  only  with  this 
difference,  that  instead  of  being  confined  to  single  words,  owing  to 
the  brevity  of  the  outlines  and  the  use  of  Phraseography,  whole  sen- 
tences are  taken  in  at  a  single  glance. 

It  would  seem  that  most  if  not  all  of  the  objections  that  are  raised 
to  Phonography  are  similar  to  those  that  the  child-learner  would  be 
apt  to  make  in  regard  to  the  common  print.  But  now  that  Phonog- 
raphy is  beginning  to  have  a  fair  chance  in  our  schools,  it  may  safely 
be  left  to  take  care  of  itself,  without  fear  as  to  the  result. 

Considering  the  great  simplicity  of  its  elementary  plan  it  is  sur- 
prising how  few  difticult  or  awkward  outlines  are  to  be  found  in  Pho- 
nography in  its  application  to  writing  every  word  of  our  complicated 
language,  as  tested  in  going  through  the  entire  Dictionary.  In  this 
respect  it  contrasts  very  favorably  with  our  longhand.  There  are 
very  few  instances  of  phonographic  outlines  which  require  that  after 
making  one  line  the  pen  must  retrace  a  portion  of  it,  as  is  the  case 
with  several  of  the  longhand  letters  ;  and  it  is  doubtful  if  there  is  a 
word  in  the  language  whose  phonographic  outline  is  intrinsically  so 
difficult  to  make  as  the  small  c  of  longhand  when  it  is  joined  to  a  pre- 
ceding letter. 

The  common  English  orthography  is  almost  entirely  artificial  in  its 
character,  and  it  requires  so  much  time  and  application  to  master  its 
difficulties  as  they  occur  in  the  ordinary  words  of  the  language,  that 


PREPACK.  Ili 

correct  spelling  has  come  to  be  considered  one  of  the  most  thorough 
special  tests  of  scholarship.  But  spelling  in  Phonography  is  so 
natural  and  easy  a  thing  that  it  can  never  be  made  such  a  test ;  hence 
there  will  always  be  a  much  greater  latitude  in  the  choice  aud  use  of 
its  signs  than  is  now  allowed  in  the  common  spelling. 

As  Phonography  is  intended  especially  to  be  of  practical  utility,  it 
should  not  be  so  closely  bound  as  to  fetter  it  by  those  little  phonetic 
niceties  that  have  rather  a  scientific  than  a  theoretic  value.  For  La- 
stance,  our  leading  lexicographers  almost  invariably  represent  the 
syllables  -ture,  -dure,  -tian,  -tion,  etc.,  in  such  words  as  nature, 
verdure,  Christian,  question,  etc.,  as  beginning  with  the  consonants  ty 
or  dy  ;  but  in  Webster's  Dictionary  it  is  admitted  that  by  some 
speakers,  tu  and  ti  in  these  words  "are  suffered  to  sink  into  the  easier 
and  closely  allied  sound  of  ch  in  church ;  thus,  na-choor,  kris-chan, 
kwes-chun,  etc."  See  sections  66,  95  and  97  of  "Principles  of  Pro- 
nunciation" in  that  dictionary.  But  Mr.  Alexander  J.  Ellis,  in  his 
work  "On  Early  English  Pronunciation,"  Part  I,  page  203,  has  treated 
this  subject  much  more  exhaustively.  He  says  : 

"T,  D  have  now  a  tendency,  ignored  by  most  orthoepists,  under 
particular  circumstances  to  pass  into  ch,  j  ;  thus,  nature,  verdure  are, 
perhaps  most  frequently,  pronounced  nS-chr,  vr-jr,  the  last  word 
being  in  that  case  identified  with  verger.  *  *  *  *  The  palatals 
6,  y  have  always  had  a  great  effect  upon  preceding  consonants  of  the 
dental  and  guttural  class,  as  they  tend  to  materially  alter  the  position 
of  the  tongue,  in  order  to  facilitate  the  transition  to  a  following 
vowel.  The  languages  derived  from  the  Latin  are  full  of  instances. 
It  is  a  fashion  in  modern  English  to  resist,  or  to  believe  that  we  resist, 
this  tendency  in  the  especial  case  of  -ture  and  -dure,  but  we  have 
given  into  it  completely  in  -tion.  *  *  *  *  A  similar  change  is 
recognized  in  -cious,  -cial.  And  it  is  in  vain  to  protest  against  -ture, 
-dure  becoming  chr,  jr,  at  a  time  when  even  -tybor,  dySor,  though  far 
less  pedantic  than  -tEoor,  deoor,  have  a  singularly  orthoepistic  effect." 

In  all  other  systems  of  Phonography  but  this,  the  arbitrary  rule  ot 
the  orthoepists  in  regard  to  these  words  has  been  followed,  and  many 
preferable  phonographic  outlines  have  thus  been  excluded.  The 
plan  adopted  in  this  Dictionary,  however,  is  to  treat  these  syllables  as 
beginning  with  either  ch  or  ty,  j  or  dy,  according  to  which  gives  the 
best  outline  in  each  particular  case ;  passing  by  the  question  of  abso- 
lute accuracy  of  analysis  as  being  of  less  practical  importance  than 
the  securing  of  distinctive  and  easily  written  word-forms. 


PREFACE. 

In  choosing  between  two  outlines  for  a  word,  I  have  constantly 
kept  before  me  while  preparing  this  Dictionary,  the  question,  What 
outline  would  I,  if  engaged  in  actual  verbatim  reporting,  be  most  apt 
to  select  as  the  best? — not,  What  outline  could  possibly  be  used? 
Sometimes  when  greatly  in  doubt  which  to  adopt,  I  have  given  both, 
leaving  it  to  further  experience  and  discussion  to  decide  the  point. 
During  the  preparation  of  this  work  I  have  frequently  referred  to 
Isaac  Pitman's  Phonographic  Dictionaries  of  1852  and  1867,  and 
A.  J.  Graham's  of  1862,  and  have  sometimes  been  aided  by.them  in 
my  conclusions  ;  but  they  have  been  rather  uncertain  guides  because 
of  the  very  frequent  omission  of  words  whose  outlines  offer  the 
greatest  difficulties,  and  the  constant  practice  of  the  latter  author  of 
giving  the  briefest  possible  outlines  that  he  could  devise,  irrespective 
of  their  practicability  both  as  regards  the  writer  and  the  reader. 
Generally  speaking,  in  this  Dictionary  no  word  has  been  given  an 
outline  that  will  not  admit  of  receiving  all  the  vowel-signs  of  that 
word ;  for,  while  it  is  true  that  the  advanced  writer  seldom  inserts 
the  vowels,  yet  the  legibility  of  the  writing  greatly  depends  upon 
the  consonant-outline  itself  suggesting  the  vocalization.  In  other 
words,  the  spirit  of  the  vowel  should  be  present  though  its  visible 
sign  is  absent.  For  a  like  reason,  when  convenient,  fuller  outlines 
have  been  assigned  to  uncommon  or  infrequent  words  than  would  be 
necessary  if  they  were  of  frequent  recurrence.  Also,  with  uncom- 
mon words,  special  effort  has  been  made  to  retain  the  outlines  of  their 
derivatives.  And  when  two  words  have  the  same  consonants,  but 
vary  in  number  of  syllables,  if  there  is  a  choice  of  outlines,  the  longest 
outline  has  been  assigned  to  the  word  containing  the  greatest  number 
of  syllables.  See  Acute  and  Cute,  Atheism  and  Theism. 

Heretofore  the  principles  of  motion-balance  in  writing  Phonogra- 
phy have  not  been  understood  or  recognized.  When  possible,  of  two 
outlines  of  nearly  equal  length,  the  one  that  balances  the  motion  of 
the  hand  the  best  has  been  preferred.  Thus,  the  outline  Br-N-CH 
is  better  than  Brn-CH  for  branch,  but  Bln-CH  is  better  than  Bl-N-CH 
for  blanch,  and  Dr-N-CH  than  Drn-CH  for  drench.  Th  itline 
M-N-TH  (month)  is  an  illustration  of  good  balancing. 

This  Dictionary  gives  the  outlines  of  60,000  words  and  over  5,000 
proper  names,  being  far  the  most  complete  and  comprehensive  work 
of  the  kind  ever  published ;  and  yet  the  whole  is  brought  within  a 
volume  sufficiently  small  for  convenient  use.  The  Nomenclature  that 
is  provided  in  the  Introduction  for  the  proper  analytic  reading  o^ 


PREFACE:  xxiii 

phonographic  outlines,  is  much  superior  to  any  ever  before  devised. 
That  employed  by  Mr.  Graham,  and  which  he  uses  instead  of  the 
actual  phonographic  outlines  in  his  dictionary,  represents  the  hooks, 
modifications,  circles  and  loops  as  if  they  invariably  had  their  light 
or  breath  sounds,  regardless  of  the  way  they  are  sounded  in  each 
particular  word ;  thus,  his  name  for  the  outline  of  pave  is  Pef,  of 
baize,  Bees,  etc.  And  in  dividing  his  names  of  outlines  into  syllables, 
there  is  no  yielding  from  a  set  plan  in  order  to  accommodate  the 
peculiarities  of  phonographic  joinings.  But  in  our  Nomenclature 
the  name  of  each  outline  represents  accurately  all  of  its  consonant- 
sounds,  and  the  divisions  between  syllables  correspond  with  the 
natural  divisions  between  the  different  stems  of  the  outline,  thus  indi- 
cating exactly  how  it  should  be  written.  Compare  the  two  methods 
of  naming  phonographic  signs  in  the  following  words:  Abscond, 
[G's]  Bees-Kend,  [ours]  Bee-Skend ;  Besom,  [G's]  Bees-Em,  [ours] 
Bee-Zem ;  Desire,  [G's]  Dees-Ar,  [ours]  Dee-Zer  ;  Observe,  [G's]  Bees- 
Ref,  [ours]  Bee-Zreev ;  Destroy,  [G's]  Dees-Ter,  [ours]  Dee-Stree. 

The  new  principle  of  allowing  straight  stems  with  final  hooks 
to  be  lengthened  to  add  tr,  dr  or  thr,  which  was  first  suggested  by 
Mr.  C.  A.  Walworth,  has  been  thoroughly  tested  in  practice  and 
found  to  be  a  very  valuable  improvement.  It  gives  many  new 
word-forms  that  are  superior  to  those  before  in  use,  and  also  a  large 
number  of  useful  phrases  that  were  not  possible  until  its  adoption. 

The  sound  of  the  letters  a,  ai  and  ea  before  r,  in  such  words  as 
care,  bare,  share,  az'r,  faz'r,  haz'r,  pear,  bear,  wear,  has  been  a  trouble- 
some one  for  lexicographers  to  determine  with  exactness.  They  have 
commonly  treated  it  as  being  the  sound  of  long  a  (a),  somewhat  modi- 
fied by  the  following  r  sound.  As  any  modification  of  a  sound  produ- 
ces a  different  sound,  this  description  is  rather  an  unscientific  one ;  but 
practically  it  indicates  with  sufficient  nicety  the  sound  heard  in  these 
words  as  they  are  pronounced  in  England.  In  this  country,  however, 
(and,  according  to  Webster  and  A.  J.  Ellis,  the  pronunciation  pre- 
vails with  some  English  people),  the  almost  universal  usage  is  to  give 
to  this  vowel  the  same  sound  that  is  heard  in  at,  cat,  etc.,  but  some- 
what prolonged  in  quantity.  Isaac  Pitman,  following  the  prevailing 
pronunciation  of  his  country,  has  always  written  this  vowel  in  Pho- 
nography with  the  second-place  heavy  dot ;  and  American  authors 
(myself  included  until  recently)  have  followed  his  example.  But  in 
this  Dictionary — and  in  the  system  as  now  taught — this  vowel-sound, 
If  the  ordinary  six-vowel  scale  is  used,  is  represented  by  the  first- 


PREFACE 

place  light  dot-sign.  In  the  extended  or  complete  vowel-scale  its 
sign  is  a  first-place  heavy-dash,  written  parallel  to  the  consonant-stem. 
Mr.  Graham,  in  his  Dictionary,  says,  "  The  sound  of  pare  is  the  same 
as  the  vowel  of  at,  only  the  former  is  long  while  the  latter  is  short ; " 
and  yet  he  ordinarily  represents  the  sound  of  pare  with  the  sign  of  &. 

SYNOPSIS  OF  PRACTICAL  PHONOGRAPHY. 
To  enable  phonographers  who  write  other  systems  to  use  this  Dic- 
tionary with  profit,  a  Synopsis  of  the  New  Phonography  is  given 
below  in  the  form  of  illustrative  stems,  words  and  phrase-signs, 
under  the  headings  of  the  New  Classification  and  Arrangement. 

ALPHABET. 

Consonant  Signs  •  \  P,  \  B,  |  T,  |  D,  /  CH,  /  J, 
__  K,  _  G,  V_  F,  ^_  V,  (  TH,  (  DH,  )  S,  )  Z,  J  SH,  J  ZH, 
f-L,  ->  R,  /-  B,  ^  M,  ^  N,  ^  NG,  ^  W,  ^  Y,  ^  H. 

Vowel  Signs;  *j  ah,  ';  &,  •!  a,  -j  8,  J  B,  j  Y,  "jaw,  ~i  0, 
-j  0,  -;  u,  i  oo,  i  56;  vj  i,  *;  or,  1  ow,  J  EW. 

SIMPLE-STEMS.  » 

Simple  Vowels:  ~\  bah,  \  bay,  ..^.be,  I  at,  /etch,  .-[--eat, 
/T-N  may,  •— -  me,  ^  ray,  ^  hay,  -^)-  she,  .^71  caw,  -|  ode,  ..[._.  too, 
\  up,  \  abbey,  : —  ago,  ..')._.  ado,  -|'  iota,  ->^,-  payee. 

Diphthongs :    \  by,  ^s  boy,  ^ ^eow,  ..]„  due,  V~^  nigh,  "^  Iowa. 

Two  Stems:  V-s  balm,  \ back,  \ bake,  \  beck, 

V-^  Adam,  -[^,-  tomb,  _f77T  !  calm,  --j^-^  king,  ^,  make, 
V__  pack,  ^\  cap,  p^  dumb,  ^--  coop,  0  ask,  J.  shake, 
'^>  bush,  \^.-.  bushy,  -^-feel,  Vj^  felly,  << — lake,  £l  alike, 
...^..  |.ear^  N^/.  ben.v>  rx^_^  arm)  ^_^  roam,  >/f  arch,  x(  earth. 

HOOKED-STEMS. 

L  and  R  Hooks  on  StraigJit  Stems :  \  PI,  <\  Pr,  \  Bl,  %  Br, 
f  Tl,  i  Tr,  f  Dl,  1  Dr,  /  CHI,  /  CHr,  /  Jl,  /  Jr,  ,__  Kl, 
«r-  Kr,  ^_  Gl,  ,_  Gr,  y  Bl,  /  Br  ;  \  play,  X  pray,  ^-  glow, 
\  apple,  -]  odor,  ....j  eagle,  "'""N  copper,  VT\  noble,  /S\  reply, 

|1_  tiger,    /_  checker,    -c^-  nearly,    V^x  furl,    ^/girl;  ..[...  i* 

Will,  \  by  all,  /  which  will,  /  which  are,  *\  by  our. 


PREFACE. 


XXV 


L  and  R  Hooks  on  Ourved  Stems:  ^_  Fl,  <L_  Fr,  Q_  VI,  <L_  Vr, 
C  TH1,  (  THr,  Q  DH1,  (  DHr,  r)  SI,  •)  Sr,  c)  Zl,  )  Zr,  J  SHI, 
J  SHr,  [  <J  -flHl,  J  -SHr  ],  J>  ZH1,  J  ZHr,  £~  Zl,  f  Lr, 

Nr,  Q^  NG1,   ^  NGr, 
Hr  ;    -^  evil,  .!)..  easel. 
busily,   r-11   N  calmly, 
"  on  our. 
acquire  ;     P   ought  we, 


coal, 


call, 


can  y°u-1-- 
^   shown,    (j    then, 


Mr,  ^  Nl, 

C^  Wl,    ^  Wr,  p  Yl,  f  Yr,  ^  HI, 
5^.  every,    )  Ezra,  QI^  only,   /f)  razor,  ' 
"W)--  official,  "\^i--  officially  ;  ...Q^  if  all, 
TFoy  Hook  :     CY~  quail,  -c-.  .....  -.-  quick,    ^ 

^—  can  we,  6/  were  we. 

Special    Vocalization:    .!\..  dear,      1°  tell, 
......  near,  ^v-  engineer,    .Sr^_...  endure. 

Fay  Hook  :    c\  but  you-r,  ^  what  you-r,  5 
2f  Hook  :     \   pun,     __,    gain,      ^    vain, 
^r^  men,  [  ^~^_.  many],     J  •  attain,    )v  assign,  Q^  flown,   —^_^  cun- 
ning;   V--  if  an,   .-yT..  you  and,  ^>  have  been,    ^—  ^   more  than. 

J^w  V  Hooks:     ^  deaf,   \^  pave,  x^  rough,  ;  —  cough,  [       v_  cof- 
fee], ,—j  gi-ave,   [  <rTX^  gravy],    .."X^.  proof       ^  cover;    /   charge 
of,    [    out  of,  ^  can  have;  ^  they  have,  ^-^  he  have,    ^-^  may  have. 
57iw7i  fiboA;  .•    ;  —  3  caution,    /-p  motion,    ^o  fashion,    ^x5  Russian, 
^j>  nation,  ^  ovation,   •  _^»  occasion,    ^  _  3  vacation,   sJ^  national. 
2V,  Tkr  or  Dhr  Hook:    ^  actor,  ^  wi-iter,  ^^  gather,   ^  rather, 
picture  ;    ~  "^  can  there,   j  what  their,  ^b  by  all  their. 

MODIFIED  STEMS. 

s  mother,  -^"-waiter,  ^  flatter,  /^~*  lend- 
"  should  there,  '  ^  from  there,  ^  ^  on  their  ; 
rafter,  ^^'  run  there,  ...  .....  _.  could  have  their. 

pate,  _  get,  ^  bad,  .".got,  _y  shut,  -^  pit, 
.^_.  into],  ^  rate,  <  right,  [_^\  riot,  /\  ride, 

^  prate,  ^  word,   ^  hurt,   (^  friend,   \j  patient, 

bottom,    \>  puzzled,    ^^9  muzzled;      '    at  the, 


Lengthening:  x-r 
Jr,  ^_  of  their,  '" 
,.*^  render,  ^^ 

Half  Lengths:     ^ 
[  "x|""  pity,  ^  poet, 
X]  rode],  ^  plate,  c 
-—  •  efficient,     V—  N 
\>  out  of  the,    f  from  the,  p  said  to,  <^  able  to,     J    had  not,    j  do 
not,    -j-  did  not,    ~'  cannot. 
b 


PREFACE. 
CIRCLES   AND  LOOPS. 

BmaU  Circle :  \ soap,  „•  sake,  ,^_ save,  -.[--  teas,  O> mouse,  ^  sect, 
'(~  sale,  /^  lace,  x9  race,  [  X]  racy,  X)  rosy],  J_  desk,  ^^  uusafe; 
0  as,  ...  is,  .^_.  as  if,  ^  has  not,  C°  as  well  a-8)  ^  is  iQ>  ^  who  is. 
Circle:  _o  cases,  ^P  races,  ^P-  recess,  ^  necessity, 
system,  _^>  excesses;  _°  as  h-is,  -Q  is  as,  f  has  said,  -^  is  seen. 
Loop:  '•  "  cast,  xf  raised,  -\  state,  ^  store,  ^X  story, 
-,5=,  coasts;  ^  as  the,  as  it,  as  to,  ~Q  is  the,  is  it,  is  to,  -^  is  it  as 
,?  where  is  the,  ^_^  knows  the,  .^..  as  it  would. 

Large  Loop:  ^  castor,  ^  master,  ^=>  coasters,  [j.-,  texture; 
0  as  their,  •  -^  is  there,  0  as  there  is,  ..'^N  has  there  not  been, 
*\  has  there  been,  Q^  unless  there,  -^  because  there  is. 

Small  Circle  on  Hooks :  3\  supply,  ^  sable,  p  settled,  ...(^.  civil, 
'r—  squaw,  _s  caves,  k^>  veins,  L_±>  occasions,  ^  fashions,  ~  ^^  actors. 

Circles  and  Loops  with  Hooks  Implied:  \  spray,  °\  saber, 
•/  stager,  ]  trance,  J-  dunce,  J-  dunces,  \  puns,  \  punster, 
\x  punsters,  !\v  prosper,  [_.*  disgrace,  .jferv..  describe,  <L_>  danc- 
ing, 3^  transpose. 

SUBSTITUTES   AND    EXPEDIENTS. 

In  and  Shun  Curls:  ^\  inscribe,  ^  unstrung;  ^-^  in  some; 
••(^-  physician,  -•(^-  physicians,  •  f  accession,  --]••  transition, 
•  ^  transitions,  -^--  transitional,  ^  processional. 

Brief  Way  Sign :     ^)  wash,  5^.  waived. 

Brief  Hay  Sign:     -\,  heap,  \  hub,   V  half,    ^v   "White,  ^  whey. 

Brief  Ing  Sign :    .^.meeting,    \    petting. 

"To"  indicated  by  Fourth  Position:      j    to  do,    ~T~  to  receive. 

Tick  for  I:  ^  I  am,  L  _  (downward  with  slant  of  CHv)  I  have, 
^  (upward  with  slant  of  .Rl)  I  will,  *  I  will  not,  \,  I  suppose. 

Miscellaneous :  \  complain,  j  content,  /--  recommend,  (s  they 
complained,  ^~f  foreknowledge,  ^^  magnify,  .  -^_0..  self  evi- 
dent, ..\L..  doubtfulness,  ^  thoughtlessness,  t^  instrumental-ity. 
^  themselves,  Cj  lordship,  (^_^  loss  of  money,  |  [  from  day  to  day. 


THE  mode  employed  in  this  Dictionary  of  indicating  the  phono- 
graphic outlines  of  words  by  means  of  ordinary  letter-types  is  called 
STENOTYPY.  The  plan  is  as  follows  : 

Each  phonographic  consonant-sign  is  represented  by  the  letter  or 
letters  of  the  common  alphabet  by  which  it  is  most  readily  suggested. 

The  Stenotypes  of  the  stem-signs  are  distinguished  from  the  Steno- 
types  of  consonants  represented  by  hooks,  modifications,  circles, 
loops,  curls,  the  tick  and  dot  signs  for  7i,  and  the  small  sign  for  w,  by 
printing  the  former  in  capital  letters  and  the  latter  in  lower-case  or 
email  letters. 

STENOTYPES  OF  THE  STEM-SIGNS. 

\\l      |     /    /     _    —    ^_     L     (     (     ) 

P      B       T       D    CH      J        K        G       F       V     TH  DH    S 

)    jjr-^^^^^-^r^ 

ZSHZHi       RJ2        M       NNGWY       H 

SHEE,  LEE,  REE  AND  UPWARD  8. 

The  stenotypes  of  the  up-stroke  stems  Shee,  Lee  and  Ree,  are  dis- 
tinguished from  the  down-stroke  stems  Ish,  El  and  Er,  by  being  printed 
in  italic  or  slanting  capitals.  The  stenotype  of  Ess  when  struck 
upward,  as  in  v_^>  factionist,  -:(^---  elocutionist,  etc.,  is  also  printed 
With  an  italic  capital ;  thus,  F-Kshn-$t,  L-Kshn-^t. 

STENOTYPES   OF  STEMS  WITH  HOOKS,   ETC. 

\    PI,    <\  Pr,   Q_  Fl,    ^_   Fr,   c_  Kw,  c—  Ky,    ^  Ty,    _^  Kf, 

(  DHv,   __,  Kn,    <^>  Fn,    _D  Kshn,    ^  Fshn,  — ,  Ktr,   ^_^  Ntr, 

(^   Ztr,      ^_     Fltr,      (^  indr,      ^*   ^ndr,     ,    Dt,    ^  Pint, 

f  sTs,    °)  sSs,   c      ssK,  L  BHss,  -^j)  Nss,  c     stK,     ^  Kst,  -=s  Kstr, 

o  ex  v-< 

\  sPl,  Q_  sFl,  <^_  sFr,  °\  sPr,    °\  ssPr,   i  Drfts,  %  stPr,  _o>  Kfs, 
\  Pns,  \  Pnstr,  ^_  sKrt,  /V.  nsZ-V,   O   zdhr,  V_  wV,   \,  heP 


ancviii  INTRODUCTION. 

When  a  hook,  modification,  circle,  loop  or  curl  may  be  employed 
to  write  more  than  one  consonant  or  group  of  consonants,  its  steno- 
type is  varied  to  accommodate  itself  to  each  particular  case.  Thus, 
the  stcnotype  of  the  outline  ^  is  sPs  for  the  word  space,  and  sPz  for 

the  word  suppose ;  the  stenotype  of  ,_p  is  sNs  or  sNz, — of  o ,  Kss, 

Ksz  or  Kzz,— of  ^,  .Rst  or  .Rzd,— of  <r_= ,  Grf  or  Grv,— of  J  ,  Ttr  or 
Tdhr,— of  „  -^  ,  Mtr,  Mdr  or  Mdhr  —of  \ ,  sPnt  or  sPnd. 

The  stenotype  of  the  sJiun-cwl,  for  the  sake  of  greater  distinction,  is 
always  printed  in  italics ;  thus, e  Kss/m,  (^  Yzslm. 

Punctuation  and  other  printers'  marks  are  printed  between  steno- 
types,  whether  of  simple  or  compound  stems,  to  indicate  as  follows  : 

1.  A  hypJwn  (-) — that  the  signs  are  joined;  thus,    ^—^-^    M-M, 

G-G,  ^-V_  N-V,  V^  B-K-M,  ^)  H-Z,  f^  L-W.,  \/  P-Bl 

—\  K-Pr,  e~V_  Gr-V,  '"^  M-N-TH,  /\  J2-Pt-Bl,  ~~L    K-T-Gt, 

^  P-Ld,    V    P-^t. 

2.  An  inverted  semicolon  ( !  )  — that  the  stems  are  disjoined  and  sim- 
ply written  close  together  ;    thus,    (s  DH  !  Plnd  (they  complained). 
1!^  nsTr ;  Mnt  (instrumental). 

3.  A  colon  ( •. )  — that  the  stems  are  disjoined,  and  the  second  stem 
written  close  to,  but  a  little  under  the  first ;  thus,     (^  K:Dshn  (accom- 
modation.) 

4.  An  inverted  period  (•)  — that  the  stems  are  disjoined,  and  the 
second   stem  lapped  a  little  over  the  first ;  thus,    |     D'Td  (dated), 
"^!    W-Td  (waited). 

Any  one  of  the  foregoing  punctuation  signs  printed  before  a  steno- 
type standing  alone,  indicates  how  its  outline  is  to  be  written  in 
relation  to  any  outline  that  may  precede  it ;  thus,  :  Pin  denotes  the 
outline  of  complain,  and  also  that  the  outline  should  be  written  near 
the  preceding  word. 

A  simple  space  marks  the  ordinary  separation  between  words. 

A  numeral  just  after  and  near  the  upper  part  of  a  stenotype,  indi- 
cates the  position  of  its  sign  ;  thus,  ~  ^  K'-M,  (^  If,  "V"  F*-L. 

When  ing  is  added  to  outlines  that  do  not  admit  of  the  stem  NG 
being  easily  joined,  or  to  outlines  that  are  abbreviated,  the  dot  sign  is 
used.  The  stejiotype  of  dot  ing  is  an  inverted  period  in  parentheses ; 
thus,  Pt(')3 putting,  Mt(')*  meeting,  Dt(')1  doubting,  B2-K(-)  becoming, 
P(')1  parting,  jSVP(-)  representing. 

CIRCLES  BETWEEN   STEMS. 

The  stenotype  of  a  circle  between  stems  may  be  joined  to  either 
stem  ;  thus,  x{_  Ps-V  or  P-sV,  J  .Bs-K  or  .K-sK.  But  it  is  found 
best  in  practice  to  join  it  to  the  first  stem  in  all  cases  where  upon 
completing  the  first  stem  and  the  circle  the  pen  is  left  in  the  proper 


INTRODUCTION.  XXIX 

lace  to  go  directly  on  with  the  next  stem  of  the  outline  ;  thus, 
Bs-J,  ~f  Ks-J,  „  Ks-K,  ^  Ts-L,  (r  Fs-L,  <  Ms-L, 

^-y-x  Ms-M,  ,~t^  Ms-N.  But  in  outlines  where  the  circle  is  turned 
on  the  back  of  the  first  stem  in  order  to  specially  accommodate  it 
to  the  second  stem,  the  stenotype  of  the  circle  should  invariably  be 
joined  to  the  stenotype  of  the  second  stem  ;  thus,  J  _  D-sK,  fr~  T-sL, 
(<-  TH-sZ, 


STENOTYPES   OP  THE  VOWEL-SIGNS. 

The  stenotypes  of  the  vowel-signs  are  as  follows  : 


I  or  I      01         ow    EW  or  u     al         al         el         la         al         61          la         II 

v'  «•:  >-;  :  v:  :  A:  <:  :  >;  <v: 

;  ;  i  V-  •••<;• 

The  vowel-stenotypes  are  printed  in  with  the  stenotypes  of  the 
consonants  in  the  order  of  their  occurrence  in  a  word  ;  thus,  \  aP, 
-|  OD,  (•'  L&.  When  a  vowel  is  between  two  stems,  if  written  to  the 
first  stem  its  stenotype  is  placed  to  the  stenotype  of  that  stem ;  if 
written  to  the  second  stem  its  stenotype  is  placed  to  the  stenotype  of 

that  stem;  thus,  V_  BS'-K,  \_  B»-6K,  \_  Bs«-K,  'L  uT'-TK, 
^T  Ka-Na-Dfi1,  "  Kbf1,  (^  Van2.  A  hyphen  between  the  steno- 
type of  a  vowel  and  a  consonant-stenotype  indicates  that  the  sign  of  the 
vowel  is  joined  to  the  stem  ;  thus,  |  i-T,  ^  i-W.  The  stenotypes 
of  vowel-signs  that  are  read  between  a  stem  and  its  I  or  r  hook  are 
enclosed  in  marks  of  parenthesis ;  thus,  :]..  D(6)r3,  |»  T(6)l*. 

FRENCH  NASAL-VOWELS. 

As  there  are  no  such  sounds  in  the  English  language  as  the  French 
nasal  vowels,  Phonography  does  not,  in  its  regular  alphabet,  provide 
for  their  representation.  But,  as  words  and  sentences  from  the 
French  are  often  used  by  speakers,  the  follow iiig  expedient  is  pro- 
vided for  representing  these  vowels :  The  sign  of  the  vowel  that  is 
nasalized  is  placed  to  the  stem  N  or  M  cancelled  with  a  short  tick 
written  between  the  ordinary  vowel-positions,  or  across  the  re-hook ; 
thus,  in,  — <"  an,  en,  ^  un.  r-^i  enfant.  The  stenotypes  of 

such  cancelled  consonants  are  printed  in  italics ;  thus,  2fl  en,  Ml  am, 

2VS  un,  If-Fn1  enfant. 

PHONOGRAPHIC  NOMENCLATURE. 

In  reading  the  stenotypic  outlines  the  regular  phonographic  no> 
menclature  is  employed. 

The  names  of  the  consonant-signs  are  as  follows  : 

Simple  Stems :— P,  Pee  ;  B,  Bee  ;  T,  Tee  ;  D,  Dee  ;  CH,  Chay  ; 
Ji  Jay  ;  K,  Kay  ;  G,  Gay ;  F,  Ef ;  V,  Vee ;  TH  (sound  of  th  in  thin 


jrxx  INTRODUCTION. 

or  breatli),  Ith ;  DH  (sound  of  th  in  then  or  breathe),  Dhee ;  S,  Ess ; 
Z,  Zee  ;  tSH  (written  downward),  Ish ;  /Sfl"  (written  upward),  Shee ; 
ZH  (sound  of  *  in  pleasure  or  of  French  j  as  in  jerar).  2hee ;  X  (writ- 
ten upward),  Lee ;  L  (written  downward),  El ;  K  (curved  sign  for  r, 
written  downward),  Er ;  It  (straight  sign  for  r,  written  upward),  Ree  ; 
M,  Em  ;  N,  En ;  NG,  Ing ;  W,  Way  :  Y,  Yay  ;  H,  Hay. 

The  names  of  the  compound  consonant-signs  are  formed  with  their 
several  consonant  elements,  each  stem  with  all  its  hooks,  modifica- 
tions, circles  and  loops,  being  sounded  with  the  short  vowel  6  inserted! 
where  it  will  best  facilitate  the  pronunciation  of  the  name,  as  follows : 

L-Hook  Stems :— PI,  Pel ;  Bl,  Bel ;  Tl,  Tel ;  Dl,  Del ;  CHI,  Chel ; 
Jl,  Jel ;  Kl.  Kel ;  Gl,  Gel ;  Fl,  Fel ;  VI,  Vel ;  TH1,  Thel ;  DH1, 
Dhel ;  SI,  Es'l ;  Zl,  Zeel ;  SHI  (downward),  Ish'l ;  SHI  (upward), 
Sheel ;  L\  (upward),  Leel ;  LI  (downward),  El'l ;  Rl  (downward), 
Erl ;  R\  (upward),  Reel ;  Ml,  Mel ;  Nl,  Nel ;  NG1,  Ing'l ;  Wl,  Wei ; 
Yl,  Yel ;  HI,  Hel. 

It-Hook  Stems .-— Pr,  Per  ;  Br,  Ber ;  Tr.  Ter ;  Dr,  Der  ;  CHr,  Cher ; 
Jr,  Jer ;  Kr,  Ker ;  Gr,  Ger ;  Fr,  Fer  ;  Vr,  Ver ;  THr,  Ther ;  DHr, 
Dher;  Sr,  Es'r;  Zr,  Zeer ;  SHr,  Ish'r ;  SHr,  Sheer;  ZHr,  Zher; 
Lr  (upward),  Leer ;  Lr  (downward),  El'r  ;  Rr  (downward),  Er'r ; 
.Sr  (upward),  Reer ;  Mr,  Mer ;  Nr,  Ner ;  NGr,  Ing'r ;  Wr,  Wer ; 
Yr,  Yer ;  Hr,  Her. 

NOTE  : — SI  and  Zl  are  named  Es'l  and  Zeel  to  distinguish  them  from 
the  outline  L  (downward)  with  an  initial  small  circle,  which  is  called 
either  Sel  or  Zel,  according  as  the  circle  represents  the  sound  of 
*  or  2.  So  Sr  and  Zr  are  named  Es'r  and  Zeer,  because  the  outline  of 
R  (downward)  with  an  initial  small  circle  is  called  either  Ser  or  Zer. 
SHI  is  named  Ish'l,  and  SHr  Ish'r,  to  distinguish  them  from  SHI, 
Sheel,  and  SHr,  Sheer.  LI  is  called  Leel,  and  Lr,  Leer,  to  distinguish 
them  from  the  downward  forms  LI,  El'l,  and  Lr,  El'r.  Rl  is  called 
Erl  and  Rr,  Er'r,  to  distinguish  them  from  the  upward  signs,  Jfl, 
Reel,  and  Br,  Reer.  NG1  is  called  Ing'l,  and  NGr,  Ing'r,  because  the 
consonant-sound  ng  never  begins  a  syllable. 

Way-Hook  Stems : — The  Way-hook,  stems  are  named  by  inserting 
the  sound  of  Way  between  the  sound  of  the  stem  to  which  it  is 
attached  and  adding  a  final  e  sound  ;  thus,  Pw,  Pwee  ;  Bw,  Bwee ;  Tw, 
Twee  ;  Dw,  Dwee  ;  CHw,  Chwee ;  Jw,  Jwee ;  Kw,  Kwee  ;  Gw,  Gwee. 

Toy-Hook  Stems: — The  Fay-hook  stems  are  named  in  the  same 
manner  as  the  Way-hook  signs,  with  the  vowel  6  also  inserted  t< 
facilitate  pronunciation ;  thus,  Py,  Peyee  ;  By,  Beyee ;  Ty,  Teyee  : 
Dy,  Deyee  ;  CHy,  Cheyee ;  Jy,  Jeyee ;  Ky,  Keyee  ;  Gy,  Geyee. 

N-Hook  Stems :— Pn,  Pen  ;  Bn,  Ben  ;  Tn,  Ten  ;  Dn,  Den  ;  CHn 
Chen ;  Jn,  Jen  ;  Kn,  Ken  ;  Gn,  Gen  ;  Fn,  Fen  ;  Vn,  Yen  ;  THn. 
Then;  DHn,  Dhen;  Sn,  Es'n;  Zn,  Zeen;  SHn,  Ish'n  :  SHn,  Sheen; 
ZHn,  Zhen;  Ln,  Leen:  Ln,  El'n;  Rn,  Era;  .Rn,  Reen;  Mn,  Men; 
Nil,  Nen,  NGn,  Ing'n;  Wn,  Wen;  Yn,  Yen;  Hn,  Hen. 

For  VHook  Stems.-— Pf,  Pef;  Pv,  Pev;  Bf,  Bef;  Bv,  Bev;  Tf, 
Tef;  TV,  Tev,  Df,  Def;  Dv,  Dev;  CHf,  Chef;  CHv,  Chev;  Jf,  Jef; 
Jv,  .Tev;  Kf,  Kef;  Kv,  Kev;  Gf,  Gef;  Gv,  Gev;  fit  Reef;  Rv,  Reev. 

Shun- Hook  Stems: — Pshn,  Peshun;  Bshn,  Beshun;  Tshn,  Teshun; 
Dshn,  Deshun;  CHshn,  Cheshun;  Jshn,  Jeshnn;  Kshn,  Keshun;  Gshn, 
Geshunj  Fshn,  Feshun;  Yshn,  Veshun;  THshn,  Theshun;  Sskn, 


INTRODUCTIOK. 

Esshun;  Zshn,  Zeeshn;  SHshn,  Ishshun;  /SGshn,  Sheeshun;  Zshn 
Leeshun;  Lshn,  Elshun;  Rshn,  Ershun;  Bshn,  Reeshun;  NGshn, 
lugshun  ;  Wshn,  Weshun ;  Hshn,  Heskun,  etc. 

Ter-Hook  Stems:— Pit,  Fetter;  Btr,  Better;  Ttr,  Tetter;  Dtr, 
Detter ;  R\.v,  Reeter,  etc. 

Lengthened  Simple  Stems: — Ftr,  Fetter;  Fthr,  Fether;  Fclbr, 
Fedher;  Vtr,  Vetter;  Str,  Ester;  Sthr,  Esther;  Ztr,  Zeeter ;  SHtr, 
Ishter;  SHtr,  Sheeter ;  Ztr,  Leeter;  Ltr,  Elter;  Rtr,  Erter  [See 
.Zfeeter]  ;  NGtr,  Ingter,  etc. 

Half -length  Simple  Stems:— Pt,  Pet ;  Pd,  Fed;  Bt,  Bet;  Ft,  Fet;  Vd, 
Ved;  THt,  Thet;  DHt,  Dhet;  St,  Est ;  St  (upward),  Best;  Zt,  Zeet ; 
SHt,  Isht:  SHt,  Sheet;  it,  Leet;  Lt,  Elt;  Rt,  Ert;  fit,  Reet;  NGt, 
Ingt;  Ht,  Het;  Hd,  Hed. 

Modified  Final-hook  Stems: — Pntr,  Penter;  Pnt,  Pent;  Bntr,  Benter; 
Bnt,  Bent;  Dndhr,  Dendher;  Dnt,  Dent;  Futr,  Fenter;  THudr, 
Thender;  Sndr,  Esender;  Snt,  Esent;  Zndr,  Zeender ;  Znd,  Zeend. 

Stems  with  Small  Circle  : — sP,  Sep  ;  sB,  Seb  ;  sT,  Set ;  sJ,  Sej  :  sK, 
Sek;  sF,  Sef;  sTH,  Seth;  sDH,  Sedh ;  sS,  Sessee;  sZ,  Sezee;  sSH, 
Sesh;  sSH,  Sesbee;  sM,  Sem  ;  sNG,  Seng  ;  sL,  Slee  ;  sL,  Sel ;  sR,  Ser  ; 
sfi,  Seree;  sW,  Sway;  sY,  Seyay;  Ps,  Pess  ;  Bs,  Bess  ;  Ks,  Kess;  Fs, 
Fess ;  THs,  Thess ;  Ss,  Eses  ;  Zs,  Zees ;  SHs,  Isbes  ;  SHs,  Sbees ;  Ms, 
Mess  or  Ems  ;  Ns.  Ness  or  Ens  ;  NGz,  Ingz ;  Ws,  Wess;  sPz,  Spez; 
sNs,  Sens;  sLz,  Sleez ;  sPr,  Spree;  sBr,  Seber ;  sTr,  Stree ;  sDr, 
beder ;  sCHr,  Secber  ;  sJr,  Sejer  ;  sKr,  Skray  ;  sGr,  Seger. 

Small  Circle  Between  Stems: — Ks-K,  Kess-Kay;  Gs-P,  Gess-Pee; 
B-sK,  Bee-Sek;  B-zM,  Bee-Zem ;  K-zM,  Kay-Zem;  F-sL,  Ef-Slee;  Mz-M, 
Mez-k  N-s£,En-Slee;  D-zR,  Dee-Zer;  N-Zs,  En-Zees;  Ss-N,  Esess-N. 

Sterr  with  Large  Circle: — ssP,  Sesspee,  ssT,  Sesstee  ;  ssF,  Sessef; 
ssV,  Sessvee  ;  szM,  Sezem ;  szN,  Sezen ;  Psz,  Pessez;  Kzz,  Kezez ; 
Dnsz,  Densez;  J?zs-T,  Rezess-Tee  ;  Nss-T,  Enses-T ;  ssPr,  Sesper; 
ssTr,  Sester ;  Pzsz,  Pezessez. 

Stems  with  Loops : — stP,  Step  ;  stD,  Sted  ;  stK,  Stek;  stL,  Stlee ; 
stR,  Ster  ;  stR,  Steree  ;  Bst,  Best ;  Fst,  Fest ;  Sst,  Seest ;  Zst,  Zeest ; 
Rst,  Erst ;  fist  Reest ;  ist  Leest ;  Bstr,  Bester  ;  Kstr,  K  ester  ;  Fstr, 
Fester:  Sstr,  Seester ;  Zstr,  Zeester ;  SHstr,  Isbister  ;  SHstr,  Sheester; 
fistr,  Reester  ;  Zstr,  Leester ;  Bnst,  Benst ;  Knstr,  Kenster. 

Circles  on  Hooks:— sPl,  Spel ;  sBl,  Sebel ;  sTl,  Settel ;  sKl,  Skel; 
sFl,  Sfel;  sVl,  Svel ;  sNl,  Snel ;  sNGl,  Sengel ;  sFr,  Sefer ;  sVr, 
Sever;  sMr,  Semmer ;  Kvz,  Kevz  ;  Fshnz,  Fesbunz;  Vzhnz,  Vezhunz; 
Ktrz,  Ketterz. 

The  name  of  the  dot-sign  for  -ing  is  "  Ing-dot "  ;  thus,  B-K  (•),  Bee- 
Kay  Ing-dot. 

The  initial  curl  for  en,  in  or  un  is  named  by  the  syllable  for  which 
it  stands  in  each  particular  word ;  thus,  nsKr-B  (inscribe),  Insker- 
Bee.  The  final  shun-curl  is  named  in  connection  with  the  stem  to 
which,  it  is  attached  ;  thus,  Fzshn  (physician),  Fezsbun. 

The  brief  sign  for  Way  is  called  Wee,  and  is  named  with  the  stem 
that  follows  it ;  thus,  wV,  Weev ;  wT,  Weet. 

The  dot-sign  for  Hay  is  named  with  its  accompanying  vowel  and 
stem;  thus,  heP,  Heep;  hOP,  Hope;  Whrt,  White. 

Tick-Hay  is  named  with  the  Way-stem  to  which  it  is  joined ,  thus, 
b-W,  Hway. 


INTBODTJCTION. 

A  stem,  with  a  figure  near  it  indicating  the  position  of  the  word,  is 
read  thus,  P1,  Fee-one;  Mt(-)J,  Met-Ing-dot-Three ;  N-G- J2-F  3,  En- 
Gay-Jay-Two-Iug. 

When  an  inverted  semi-colon  is  used  to  represent  the  prefix  com-, 
eon-  or  cum-,  it  is  named  by  the  syllable  for  which  it  stands ;  thus, 
5  Pin2  (complain),  Com-Plen-Two;  t  D--M  (condemn),  Cpn-Dee-Two- 
Em  ;  iBrs1  (cumbrous),  Cum-Bres-Two.  But  when  -he  sign  '.  merely 
denotes  disjoining  it  is  read  thus,  F3  i  Gt  (forget),  Ef-Two-Get-Dis- 
loined.  An  outline  containing  an  inverted  period  is  read  thus, 
D*'Ted  (dated),  Dee-Two-Ted-Lapped. 

GENERAL  REMARKS. 

Attention  is  called  to  the  following  instructions  and  directions  In 
regard  to  the  plan  and  use  of  this  Dictionary  : 

The  outlines  of  words  are  indicated  by  their  stenotypes,  in  accord- 
ance with  the  method  explained  at  the  commencement  of  this  Intro- 
duction. 

If  the  accented  vowel-sound  of  a  word  is  written  in  Phonography 

with  any  one  of  the  First-place  vowel-signs  *{'{"]  j  vj 
the  consonant  outline  of  that  word  is  written  in  the  First  position;  if 
such  vowel-sound  is  written  with  any  one  cf  the  Second-place  vowel- 
signs  •!  •;  -•  -i  the  outline  of  the  word  takes  the  Second  posi- 
tion; and,  if  the  vowel-sound  is  written  with  any  one  of  the  Third- 
place  vowel-signs  j  j  i  j  i  the  consoaant  outline  takes  the 

Third  position. 

Whether  the  outline  of  a  word  is  written  in  the  First,  Second  or 
Third  position  is  shown  by  the  numeral  * ,  *  or  3 ,  placed  immediately 
after  the  stenotype  of  the  consonant-sign  that  takes  the  position  indi- 
cated by  such  numeral.  The  first  stem  of  a  word  is  written  in  posi- 
tion, (and  the  position-numeral  is  consequently  placed  to  the  stenotype 
of  the  first  stem),  in  all  cases  except  when  the  outline  begins  with,  but 
does  not  entirely  consist  of,  horizontal  stems ;  for  then  the  first  upright 
or  slanting  stem  is  written  in  position,  and  the  numeral  moved  forward 
to  its  stenotype  ;  thus,  ^A  K-P1  (cap),  ^  K-P3  (coop),  TTS^..  K-B* 

(Cuba),  T^X.  K-B>-J  (cabbage),"^].  M-B'-D  (embody),   ''^   M- 

N-D*  (moneyed),  ^\---.  K-B-K  (cubic).  Phonographers  should 
be  very  particular  to  write  every  word  in  its  proper  position  so  that  a 
habit  of  accuracy  in  this  respect  will  be  early  formed;  and,  as  those 
words  whose  outlines  begin  with  horizontals  but  contain  stems  struck 
In  other  directions  are  the  most  difficult  for  the  learner  to  master,  the 
foregoing  outline  illustrations  of  the  positions  of  such  word-forms 
should  be  carefully  studied. 

To  overcome  certain  practical  obstacles  that  were  unavoidable,  a 
few  words  are  arbitrarily  Avritten  out  of  their  proper  positions,  and 
the  writer  should  be  exceedingly  careful  to  always  place  them  in  the 
positions  assigned  to  them.  These  words  should  be  practiced  upon 
until  their  outlines  and  positions  are  thoroughly  memorized.  The 
following  is  a  list  of  them  with  their  stenotypes :  Advantage,  J2j 


INTRODUCTION. 

Altogether,  Gdhr1;  Another,  Ndhr1;  Any,  N8;  Do,  D2;  For,  F2; 
tleman,  Jut1;    Go,  G1;  #<s,   H2;    JEftra,   H2;    Other,   Dhr1;    Gcer,   Vr'; 
Own,  N1;    Ifa^A,  Tr1;  Ffotf,  T2,  Which,  CH2. 

When  a  word  is  pronounced  in  more  than  one  way,  if  the  difference 
is  merely  of  accent,  generally  each  accent  is  indicated  by  the  posi- 
tion-numeral with  which  it  corresponds,  and  but  one  outline  is  given ; 
thus,  "Advertisement  or  Advertise'ment,  D20r'-Vr-T-zMnt  [D-or1- 
zMnt]."  But  if  there  is  a  difference  in  the  consonant-sounds  used, 
each  outline  is  indicated;  thus,  "Asthma,  St'-M  or  S'-M  or  Z'-M." 

When  the  outline  of  one  word  would  be  liable  to  conflict  with  that' 
of  another,  without  some  special  provision  being  made  to  avoid  it, 
either  in  the  form  of  the  outline  or  through  increased  care  in  writing, 
attention  is  called  to  the  fact  of  the  confliction,  and  the  provision 
against  it,  by  a  reference  to  such  word.  Thus,  Above  is  written  B'--V, 
and  not  BY",  because  B  with  the  hook  is  used  as  an  abbreviation  for 
Before;  therefore,  after  giving  Above  and  its  outline,  the  words,  "See 
Before"  are  inserted.  So  after  Before  will  be  found  "See  Above." 

In  regard  to  verbs  whose  past  tense  and  past  participle  are  formed 
regularly,  that  is  by  the  addition  of  -d  or  -ed  to  the  present  tense,  the 
present  tense  only  is  given,  and  then  follows  its  outline,  and  imme- 
diately after  that  the  outlines  of  the  past  tense  and  participle  and 
present  participle;  thus,  "  Move,  M-  Vs ,  M-Vd3,  M-V3-NG";  "Brush, 
Br2-SH,  Br2-SHt,  Br2-SH-NG  " ;  "  Look,  L3-K,  Z3-K-T,  L3-K-  N G."  If 
the  verb  is  irregular,  only  the  outlines  of  the  parts  formed  regularly 
are  given,  and  theirregular  parts  are  put  in  their  alphabetical  places 
like  any  other  independent  word;  thus,  "Break,  Br'--K,  Br"-K-NG"j 
the  word  "  Broke,  Br*-K  "  being  inserted  elsewhere.  All  the  parts  of 
a  regular  verb  have  their  accent  on  the  same  vowel-sound,  and  so 
their  three  outlines  belong  to  and  are  written  in  one  and  the  same 
word-position.  When  the  plurals  of  nouns  are  formed  regularly,  that 
is  by  the  simple  addition  of  an  s  or  z  sound  to  the  singular  number, 
the  outlines  of  the  plural  forms  are  not  given.  But  when  plurals  are 
formed  irregularly,  as  wives,  men,  feet,  children,  etc.,  and  the  Latin 
plural  forms,  their  outlines  are  given  in  their  proper  alphabetic 
places.  When  an  adjective  and  its  corresponding  adverb  are  written 
with  the  same  outline,  the  former  is  printed  in  full  and  the  latter  in- 
dicated by  merely  adding  at  the  end  -y  or  -ly,  only  one  outline  being 
indicated  for  both  words;  thus,  "Able-y,  BP;  "  "  Agreeable-y,  Gr-BP  " 
"Regardfiil-ly,  ^-Grd-Fl." 

Brackets  are  placed  around  stenotypes  to  indicate  that  they  are  ab- 
breviated ;  that  is,  that  they  do  not  represent  all  of  the  consonants  of 
words.  In  most  instances  the  full  outline  is  first  given,  and  then  fol- 
lows the  abbreviation  in  brackets  ;  thus,  "  Because,  B'-Kz  [Kz1]," 
*'  Represent,  jR2-Prz-Nt  [J^-P]."  Sometimes  an  optional  abbreviation 
for  a  part  of  a  word  is  enclosed  in  brackets :  thus,  "Attainableness, 
Tn2-B-.L-Ns  [:  Bs],"  means  that  the  first  and  full  outline  may  be 
used,  or  the  outline  "  Tn2 :  Bs."  The  abbreviations  for  -fullness, 
•lessness,  -iveness,  etc.,  are  indicated  in  a  similar  way. 

In  like  manner  marks  of  Parenthesis  are  placed  around  outlines 
that,  although  full — that  is,  representing  all  the  consonants  of  a 
word — are  especially  brief;  thus,'"  Eeturn,  If-T-Hn  (Rt2-.fin)."  Some- 
times marks  of  Parenthesis  are  used  to  enclose  a  part  of  an  outline, 

6* 


INTRODUCTION. 

as  the  stenotypes  of  one  or  more  steins,  or  of  hooks,  to  indicate  that  it 
is  optional  with  the  writer  whether  he  will  use  the  enclosed  signs  or 
omit  them ;  thus,  "  Explainable,  Ks-Pln8-B(-L)."  Outlines  enclosed 
in  Parenthesis  marks  are  generally  optional,  and  in  most  cases  are  in- 
tended more  especially  for  use  by  verbatim  reporters. 

Compound  words  generally  follow  the  rule  for  phrase- writing  ;  that 
is,  the  first  word  is  written  in  its  proper  position,  the  other  word 
being  joined  at  the  end.  There  are  a  few  exceptions  to  this  rule  iii 
cases  where  it  is  more  important  that  the  second  word  should  be 
(written  in  its  proper  position  than  the  first. 

.)  It  has  been  thought  best  not  to  cumber  this  Dictionary  with  lists 
'of  phrase-signs,  so  they  have  been  only  introduced  sufficiently  to 
show  all  the  principles  of  Fhraseography,  and  thus  fulfill  the  design 
of  indicating  how  each  word  of  the  language  is  written  under  any 
and  all  circumstances.  See  under  the  words,  All,  An,  And,  Are, 
Been,  Have,  I,  It,  Not,  Of,  Or,  Other,  Our,  Own,  Than,  That,  The, 
Their,  There,  Time,  To,  Was,  We,  Were,  Will,  Would  and  Tou-r. 

Although  the  outline  of  any  word  may  be  ascertained  by  turning 
to  it  in  the  Dictionary,  the  necessity  for  such  reference  may  be 
rendered  less  frequent  by  specially  memorizing  the  following  sugges- 
tions in  regard  to  certain  outlines  and  parts  of  outlines  that  charac- 
terize whole  classes  of  words. 

REM.  1.  The  following  outlines  for  terminal  syllables,  unless  the 
preceding  part  of  the  outline  renders  them  impossible  or  difficult, 
are  seldom  if  ever  deviated  from :  -graphic,  -Grf-K;  -graphical-ly, 
-Gr-F-Kl;  -ography,  -Gr-F;  -metric,  Mtr-K;  metrical-ly,  -Mtr-Kl;  -nor 
or  -rier,  R-R;  -ror  or  -rer,  -Rr;  -ciously,  -SHs-Z;  -nion  or  nian,  n-hook 
followed  by  the  stem  N; — thus,  Geographic,  J'-Grf-K;  Geographically, 
J'-Gr-F-Kl;  Geography,  J'-Gr-F;  Geometric,  J'--Mtr-K;  Geometrical-ly, 
J'-Mtr-Kl;  Anterior,  N-T3-R-R;  Furrier,  ~F'--R-R;  Bearer,  B'-Rr; 
Curer,  K-Rr3;  Auspiciously,  S'-P-SHs-Z;  Graciously,  Gr-SHs5-Z;  Ju- 
diciously, Jd3-SHs-£;  Companion,  :Pn'-N;  Demonian,  D'-Mn-N. 

REM.  2.  As  there  are  two  forms  for  the  consonants  dvr,  namely, 
D-Vr  and  Dv-R(-J?),  in  practice  an  important  distinction  is  gained  by 
using  D-Vr  in  words  commencing  with  vowels,  such  as  Advert, 
DJ-  Vrt ;  Adversity,  D--Vrs-T  ;  and  Dv-R(-.R)  in  such  words  as  Divert, 
Dv=-Rt;  Diversity,  Dv--Rs-T. 

REM.  3.  The  consonant  I,  whether  followed  by  a  vowel  or  not, 
when  it  comes  after  half-length  N  or  NG,  is  generally  written  down- 
ward ;  and  after  half-length  M  or  H  it  is  written  upward. 

REM.  4.  The  termination  -ingly  is  written  -NG1  or  -NG-L  (down- 
ward) according  to  whicli  form  is  most  convenient. 

REM.  5.  The  dot  for  -ing.  besides  being  used  after  outlines  that 
join  badly  with  the  stem  NG,  and  after  abbreviated  outlines,  is  gen- 
erally employed  after  stems  with  final  loops  ;  thus,  Rst(-)*,  Resting ; 
Mstr(-)2,  Mustering. 

In  a  few  cases  where  the  letter  n  in  the  common  spelling  represents 
the  sound  of  ng,  for  the  purpose  of  securing  better  outlines,  the  n-hook 
is  used  to  represent  that  sound;  thus,  Fn2-Gs,  fungus,  instead  of  the 
outline  F'-NG-Gs. 

Every  experienced  writer  of  Phonography,  whether  he  uses  it  in 
reporting,  in  his  correspondence,  or  for  private  purposes,  prefers. 


'INTRODUCTION.  '  XXXV 

nnvocalized  outlines.  For  tliis  reason  the  indication  of  full  vocaliza- 
tion in  a  phonographic  dictionary  would  be  of  little  value.  There- 
fore, except  in  a  few  instances  where  vocalization  is  specially  needed, 
the  signs  of  the  vowels  have  been  omitted  entirely. 

Although  the  vast  majority  of  the  word- forms  of  Phonography  are 
exceedingly  facile,  so  that  even  an  unskilled  hand  is  soon  trained  to 
make  them  with  ease,  still  there  are  a  few  outlines  that  contain  in- 
trinsic difficulties  to  which  it  is  necessary  to  call  special  attention. 
Thus,  the  junctions  of  M-Pt  (mapped),  M-Bd  (mobbed,  imbed),  stM-Bt 
(steamboat)  present  difficulties  which  can  only  be  obviated  by  bend- 
ing in  the  final  end  of  the  curved  stem,  not  so  as  to  form  a  hook,  but 
yet  sufficiently  to  allow  the  straight  half-length  to  join  at  a  slight  angle. 
When  two  stems  of  equal  length,  one  curved  and  the  other  straight, 
join  without  an  angle,  as  M-P,  P-N,  P-S,  N-.B,  TH-P,  P-NG,  B-Z, 
etc.,  care  must  be  taken  to  make  each  stem  of  the  combination  as 
exact  as  possible,  so  that  if  either  is  covered  the  other  will  be  as 
perfect  as  if  it  stood  alone.  It  is  a  good  plan  for  phonographers  to 
make  lists  of  all  forms  or  outlines  that  they  find  difficult  to  write, 
and  then  during  leisure  moments  to  give  them  special  oractice  until 
they  cease  to  be  troublesome. 

The  stenotypic  method  of  indicating  phonographic  outlines  em- 
ployed in  this  Dictionary,  which  is  almost  entirely  the  invention  of 
the  author,  is  the  most  simple  and  perfect  means  ever  devised  for 
the  purpose.  It  is  better  than  a  nomenclature  because  it  is  more 
compact,  and  also  presents  a  picture  more  nearly  like  the  shorthand 
signs  themselves ;  so  that,  in  a  mere  book  of  reference  like  this,  it 
answers  the  purpose  of  engraving  and  enables  the  author  to  present 
great  results  at  a  trifling  cost  to  the  public. 

The  first  three  and  the  most  important  questions  that  the  writer  of 
Phonography  wishes  information  upon  in  regard  to  any  word,  are, 
first,  What  is  its  consonant  outline  ? — second,  Which  is  its  accented 
vowel  ? — and  third,  In  which  of  the  three  word-positions  does  the 
accented  vowel  place  that  outline  ?  These  questions  the  author  has 
answered  in  regard  to  each  word  of  the  language,  by  giving,  first,  the 
word  with  its  accented  syllable  properly  marked;  second,  the  steno- 
types  of  the  full  outline,  and,  third,  the  figure  indicating  its  position. 
In  these  important  respects  this  Dictionary  is  superior  to  any  other 
work  of  the  kind  ever  published. 

The  perfect  adaptation  to  its  purpose  of  the  Stenotypy  here  em- 
ployed is  also  evidenced  by  the  fact  that  the  stenotypic  part  of  this 
book  was  actually  set  up  by  the  compositors  from  phonographic  copy. 
The  author  is  indebted  to  Messrs.  James  J.  Williamson,  Richard 
Harris  and  Samuel  B.  Benn,  the  phonographic  compositors,  for  the 
accuracy  of  their  work,  and  the  patient  perseverence  with  which  they 
have  adhered  to  this  long  and  oftentimes  wearisome  task  of  making  a 
practical  phonographic  dictionary  of  the  entire  language. 

The  Dictionary  of  Proper  Names  at  the  end  is  an  entirely  new 
selection,  having  been  compiled  by  the  author  from  a  large  number 
of  independent  lists  of  names,  both  biographical  and  geographical. 
Several  Directories  have  been  used,  and  special  effort  has  been  made 
to  adapt  this  part  of  the  work  to  the  particular  wants  of  people  in 
this  country,  by  giving  preference  to  American  names. 


CONTENTS. 


PAGS 

THE  DICTIONARY  OF  PRACTICAL  PHONOGRAPHY 1 

PROPER  NAMES 301 

APPENDIX  OF  REVISED  OUTLINES 329 

PROPER  NAMES  (REVISED  OUTLINES) 365 


THE 


DICTIONARY 


OF 


PRACTICAL  PHONOGRAPHY. 


A,  the  first  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  is  used  to  repre- 


ABA 

more  perfectly  distinguish  Abash',     B]-SH,    B'-SH*. 
a  from  the.  the  dot  for  a      B^SH-NG 
may    be    placed    slightly  :Abash'ment,  Bi-SH-Mnt 
above  the  line.  !  Abat'able,  Bt2-Bl 

2.  At  the  commencement  Abate',  Bt2,  B2-Td,  Bt«C) 
of  phrases,  by  a  tick  struck  j  Abatement,  Bt2-Mnt 
invariably  in  the  direction  Ab'atis,  B1-Ts 


of  the  stem  P. 
3.  In  the   middle   or  at 


sent  eight  distinct  vowel! the  end  of  phrases,  by  a 
sounds,  fas  heard  in  fate,  tick  struck  in  the  direction 
far,  fat,  fort,  ask,  all,  wasp  of  either  P  or  CH,  accord- 


and   mauy.    In   the  com- 


ing to  which  gives  the  best 


plete  or  extended  phono- 1  junction, 
graphic  vowel-scale  a  sep-|  The  dot  sign  is  always 
arate  sign  is*  given  to  each  j  preferable  when  the  tick- 
of  these  sounds;  but  in  sign  makes  an  obtuse  angle 
the  scale  ordinarily  used  a  j  with  the  stem  to  which  it 
few  slight  shades  of  differ- 
ence in  sound  are  not 
marked,  and  \hese  eight 
vowels  are  written  as  indi- 
cated below: 

a  in  fate — heavy  second- 
place  dot. 

a  in  fat,  fare  and  ask — 
light  first-place  dot. 

a  in    arm — heavy    first- 
place  dot. 

a    in    all— heavy    first- 
place  dash. 

a   in   wasp— light    first- 
place  dash. 

a  in  many— light  second- 
place  dot. 

A.    The  word  a  is  writ- 
ten as  follows : 

1.  By  a  dot  on  the  line, 
which  may  be  made  light 


is  joined. 
Aam,  aMi 
Aaron'ic,  R'-N-K 
Aaron'ical,  Ri-N-Kl 
Aback',  Bi-K 
Ab'acus,  Bi-Ks 
Abaft',  Bfti 
Abal'ienate,  B»-ii-Nt,  B2- 

i-N-Td,  B*-i-Nt-NG 
Abaliena'tion,        Ba-Z- 

Nshn 
Aban'don,  Bn»-Dn,  Bn1- 

Cnd,  Bni-Dn-NO 
Aban'doned,     Bi^-Dnd. 

See  Abundant. 
Abandonee',  Bn»-D-N 
Aban'doner,  Bni-D-Nr 
Aban'donment,  Bn'-Dn 

!Mnt    [Bn1  D-Mnt] 
Abarticula'tion,    B»-.Rt- 

Klshn 


except   when  the  word  is  i  Abase',  Bs*,  Bst«,  Bs*-N<J 
unusually  emphasized.  To]  Abase'ment,  B«-sMnt 

1 


Aabat'or,  Btr2 
Abat'toir,  Bt>-Wr 
Abb,  Bi 
Ab'ba,  &B' 
Ab'bacy,  Bi-S 
Abba'tial,  B«-SH1 
Ab'be,  Ba1 
Ab'bess,  Bs1 
Ab'bey,  Bi 
Ab'bot,  aBt1 
Ab'botship,  BtMSH 
Abbre'viate,  Br3-Vt.  BrK 

V-Td,  Br«ytC) 
Abbreviation,  Br2-Vshn 
Abbre'viator,  Br3-Vtr 
Abbre'viatory,      Brs-V. 

T-K 

Abre'viature,  Br3-Vtr 
Ab'dicant,  Bd'-Knt 
Ab'dicate,   Bdi-Kt,   Bd1- 

K-Td,  Bdi-Kt-NG 
Abdica'tion,  BdJ-Kshn 
Ab'dicative,  Bd'-Kt-V 
Ab'ditory,  Bdi-T-fi 
Abdo'men,  B2-D-Mn 
Abdominal,  B'-D-M-NI 
Abdom'inous,     B"-D-M- 

Ns 

Abduce',  B^-Ds, 
Abdu'cent,  B3-Ds-Nt 

B»-Ds-KG 
Abduct',   B2-D-Kt,    BS- 

K  Td,  B«-D-Kt-NG 
Abduc'tion,  B'-D-Kshn 


ABD 

Abduc'tor,  B-D-Ktr 
Abeam',  B3-  M 
Abear'ance,  B^-Rns 
Abecedarian,  Bs*-D-.Bn 
Abed',  Bd» 
Abele',  B»-L 
A'belmosk,  Bls-Ms-K 
Aber'rance,  B*-Bns 
Aber'rant,  B»  -Rut 
Aberra'tion,  B'^-JZshn 
Abet',  Bt»,  B«-Td,  Bt(-)1 
Abet'ment,  Bt«-Mnt 
Abet'ter    or    Abet'tor 

Abey'ance,  B^-Ns 
Ab'gregate,  B1-Gr-G-T 
Ab'hor,    B»-Hr,    fii-Hrd 

BJ-Hr-NG 

Abhor'rence,  B'-H-Bns 
Abhor'rency,  Bi-Hrn-S 
Abhor'rent,  B^H-flnt 
Abhor'rently,        B»-H- 

fint-Z 

Abhor'ror,  B'-Hr-R 
A'bib,  B*-B 
Abide',  Bd»,  Bd(-)1 
Abid'er,  B'-Dr 
Abidingly,  Bd>-NGl 
Abigail,  B'-Gl 
Ability,  B3-Z-T(-Zt) 
Abintes'tate,  B"-N-Ts-Tt 
Abirrita'tion,  fiz-fi-Tshn 
Ab'ject,  B>-J-Kt 
Abjec'tion,  B*-J-Kshn 
Ab'jectly,  B^J-Kt-Z 
Ab'jectness,  B>-J-Kt-Ns 
Abju'dicate,  B3-Jd-Kt 
Abjudica'tion,       B^-Jd- 

Eshn 

Abiura'tion,  Bs-Jrshn 
Abiu'ratory,  B3-Jrt-7Z 
Abjure',  B3-Jr,  B«-Jrd. 

B*-Jr-NG 

Abjur'er,  B'-Jr-R 
Ablacta'tion,       B»-Z-K- 

Tshn 

Abla'queate,  BS-z-Kw-T 
Ablaquea'tion,        B*-Z- 

Kwshn 

Abla'tion,  B*-Zshn 
Ablative,  B'-Zt-V 
Ablaze',  Biz* 
Al>le,  (a.)  Bl»,  B1*-R.  Blst« 
A'ble-bodied,  Bl«-B-Dd 
ATileness,  BP-Ns 
Ab'lepsy,  B>-Z-P-8 
Abluent,  BJ-Z-Nt 
Ablu'tion,  B3-Zshn 
A'bly,  Bl» 
Ab'negate,  B'-N-Gt 
Abnega'tion,  B2-N-Gshn 
Abnega'tor,  B2-N-Gtr 
Abnorm'al,  B'-Nr-Ml 
Abnormity,  B'-Nr-M-T 
Aboard',  B2-Rd  (BrdS) 
Abode',  Bd* 
Abolish,  Bi-i-SH,  Bi-Z- 

SH-T.  Bi-Z-SH-NG 
Abollshable, : 
Abol'isher,  B'-Z-SHr 


3 

Abolishment,  B!-L-sn- 

Mnt 

Aboli'tion,  B'-Z.shn 
Aboli'tionism,  B3-ishn- 

Z-M 

Aboli'tionist,  B3-/.shn-St 
Aboli'tionize, 
Aboma'sum,  B2-Ms-M 
Aboma'sus,  B«-Mss 
Abom'inable-y,  Bi-M-N- 

Bl 
Abominate,    Bi-M-N-T, 

B'-M-N-Td,      Bi-M-N-T- 

NG 
Abomina'tion,       Ba-M- 

Nshn 

Aboriginal,  B»-.R-J-N1 
Aborigines,  B^-fi-j-Nz 
Abor'tion,  B^flshn 
Abor'tive,  Bi-flt-V 
Abor'tiveness,  Bl-fit-V- 

Ns    [IVs] 
Abound',   End',  Bn^Dd. 

Bnd'-NG 
About',  Bt» 
Above',  B»-V.  See  Before. 
Above'-board,  B^-v-Brd 
Abracadab'ra,  Br»-K-D- 

Br 
Abrade',    3rd',    Br«-Dd, 

Brd(-)» 

Abra'sion,  Brzhn^ 
Abreast',  Brst« 
Abreuvoir',  Br^V-Wr 
Abridge',   Br'-J,  Br^-Jd, 

Br»-J-NG 

Abridg'er,  Br«-Jr 
Abridg'ment,  Br^-J-Mnt 
Abroach',  Br»-CH 
Abroad',  Brdi 
Ab'rogate,  Br'-Gt,  Bri-G 

Td,  Br»-Gt-NG 
Abroga'tion,  BrS-Gshn 
Abrupt',  BS-fl-Pt 
Abrup'tion,  Bs-fi-Pshn 
Abruptly,  B2-fi-Pt-Z, 
Abrupt'ness,  B2-fi-Pt-Ns 
Ab'scess,  Bss1 
Abscind',  Bs8-Nd 
Ab'sciss,  Bss 
Abscis'sa, 
Abscis'sion, 
Abscond',   Bl-sKnd,   B1- 

sKn-Dd,  B'-sKnd-NG 
Abscond'er,  B'-sKndr 
Ab'sence,  Bs^Ns 
Ab'sent,    Bs'-Nt,   Bs*-N- 

Td.  Bs2-m-NG 
Absenta'tion,         Bss-N- 

Tshn 

Absentee',  Bs8-N-T 
Absenteeism,    Bs'-N-T- 

zM 

Absent'er,  Bs^-Ntr 
Absinthe',  B8»-N-TH 
Absin'thian,  Bs3-N-THn 
Absin'thiate,         Bs3-N- 

TH-T 

Ab'solute,  B'-sZ. 
Ab'solutely,  Bl-sZt-Zt 


ABU 

Ab'soluteness,  B'-sZ-t-Nfl 
Absolu'tion,  B»-sZshn 
Ab'solutism,  B'-sitz-M 
Absolutist,  Bi-sZ-Tst 
Absolutist' ic,         B'-sZr 

Tst-K 

Absolutory,  B'-eZ-T-JFZ 
Absolv'able,  B'-sL-V-Bl 
Absolv'atory,  Bi-sZ-V- 

T-B 
Absolve',  Bi-sZ-V,  &-6L- 

Yd,  Bi-sL-V-NG 
Absolv'er,  B'-sZ-Vr 
Ab'sonant,  Bs'-Nnt 
Absorb',  B^sfl-B,  B'-s^ 

Bd,  Bi-sfi-B-NG 
Absorbability,  B^-sB-B- 

Bl-T  (-Bit) 

Absorb'able,  Bi-sK-B-Bl 
Absorb'ent,  B'-s/Z-Bnt 
Absorp'tion,  B^stf-Pshn 
Absorp'tive,  B'-sfi-Pt-V 
Absorptivity,  Bs-sfi-Pt- 

V-Tf-Vt) 
Abstain',     Bs2-Tn,     Bs»- 

Tnd,  Bsa-Tn-NG 
Abste'mious,  Bs3-T-Ms 
Abste'miously,      Bss-T- 

Ms-Z 
Abste'miousness,  Bs8-T- 

Ms-Ns 

Absterge',  Bss-T-fl-J 
Abster'gent,  Bs^T-fi- Jnt 
Absterse',  Bsz-T-Rs 
Abster'sion,  Bs2-T-J?8hn 
Abster'sive,  Bs2-T-/Zs-V 
Ab'stinence,  Bs'-Tn-Ns 
Ab'stinent,  Bs'-Tn-Nt 
Abstract',  B'-sTr-Kt,  B*- 

sTr-K-Td.  B'-BTr-Kt-NGt 
Ab'stract,  Bi-sTr-Kt 
Abstractedly,  B^sTr-K- 

Td-Z 

Abstract'er,  B'-sTrtr 
Ab'stractly,  B"-sTr-Kt-  0 
Abstract'edness,  B^sl'r- 

K-Td-Ns 
Abstrac'tion,        B^-sTr- 

Kshn 
Abstracti'tious,    B3-sTr- 

K-T-SHs 
Abstractive,        B>-sTr- 

Kt-V 
Ab'stractness,     BJ-sTr- 

Kt-Ns 

Abstruse',  B'-sTrs 
Abstrusely,  B^-sTr-sZ 
Abstruse'ness,    B3-sTrs- 

Ns 

Absurd',  B*-sRd 
Absurdity,  B^  sfid-T 
Absurdly,  B^-sRd-Z 
Absurd'ness,  B'-sRd-Ns 
Abun'dance,  Bnds-Ns 
Abun'dant,  Bnds-Nt.  Sea 

Abandoned. 

Abun'dantly,  Bnd*-Nt-Ij 
Abuse',  (v.)  Bz»,  Bzd», 

BzS-NG 
Abuse',  (n.)  Bs* 


ABU 

Abus'er,  B3-Zr 
Abu'sive,  Bss-V 
Abu'sively,  Bs*-V-Z 
Abu'siveness,    Bs8-V-Ns 

tiVs] 

Abut',  Bt»  B»-Td,  Bt(')« 
Abut'tal,B»-Tl 
Abys'mal,  B»-zM-i 
Abyss',  Bs3 
Abyss'al,  Bs'-L 
Abyssinian,  Bs3-Nn 
Aca'cia,  K-SH* 
Acade'mial,  K-DS-M-L 
Acade'mian,  K-D3-Mn 
Academic,  K-D2-M-K 
Academlcal-ly,      K-D* 

M-E1 
Academi'cian,        K-D»- 

Mshn 

Acad'emy,  K-D'-M 
Ac'aleph,  K-L>-F 
Acale'pha,  K-Z^-F 
Acale'phan,  K-L3-Fn 
Acan'tha,  K-N-TH1 
Acantha'ceous,        K-N 


Acan'the,  K-N-THi 
Acan'thus,  K-N-THs 
Acatalec'tic,    K-T2-£-K- 

T-K 
Acatalep'tic,        K-T*-£- 

Pt-K 

Acau'line,  K-£n 
Acau'lous.  K-Lsi 
Accede',  Ks-D*, 

Ks-D'-NG 
Accel'erate, 


Accelera'tion, 


Accel'erative,       K-si»- 

fit-v 

Accel'erator, 
Accel'eratory, 

T-fl 

Ac'cent,  (n.)  KsJ-Nt 
Accent',  (v.)  Ks2-Kt,  Ks- 

N-Td*.  Ks^-Nt-NG 
Accent'or,  Ks2-Ntr 
Accent'ual,  Ks-N-OH*-L 
Accent'uate,  Ks-N-CHt', 

Ks-N-CH'-Td,          Ks-N- 

CHtS-NG 
A-ccent'uation,       Ks-N- 

CHshn» 
Accept',    Ks-Pt«,    Ks-P»- 

Td,  Ks-Pt(-)* 

Accept'able-y,  Ks-Pts-Bl 
Accept'ableness,  Ks-Pt»- 

Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Acceptabil'ity,     Ks-Pt«- 

Bl-T  (-Bit) 

Accept'ance,  Ks-P*-Tn8 
Accepta'tion,        Ks-P*- 

Tshn 

frccept'er,  Ks-PtK 
Access'      or     Ac'ceas, 

Kss'or' 

Acces'sary,  K-ssfl* 
A.cces'sible, 


3 

Accessibility, 

T  (-it) 
Acces'sion, 
Acces'sional,  KssAn- 
Accesso'rial,  K-ssfi-L 
Acces'sorily,  K-ssfi2- 
Acces'soriness,     K-ss/e 

Ns 

Acces'sory,  K-ss-R* 
Ac'cidence,  Ks-Dns1 
Ac'cident,  Ks-Dnti 
Accident'al-ly,  Ks-Dnt* 

Jj 

Accip'ient,  Ks-Pnts 
Accip'iter,  Ks-Ptr* 
Acclt  Jm',  aKl*-M 
Acclama'tion,  KlVMshn 
Acclam'atory,  Kl-Mt-fii 
Accli'mate,  KlJ-Mt.  Kl- 

M-Td1,  KU-MtC) 
Aoclima'tion,  Kl2-Mshn 
Accli'matize,   Kl-M-Tz> 

K-M-Tzd',  Kl-M-Tzi-NG 
Accli'mature,  EH-Mtr 
Accliv'ity,  K1-V3-T 
Accli'vous,  Kl-Vs1 
Accolade',  E-Z.S-B 
Ac'colent,  K-inti 
Accom'modate,   KiDt1, 

KSDi-Td.  KiDt(-)1 
Accommoda'tion,        K 

SDshn2  or  K-Dshn* 
Accom'modative.  KiD1 

TV 

Accom'modator,  K  iDtr1 
Accom'paniment,      K  i 

P-N-Mnt 
Accom'panist,  K!P*-Nst 
Accom'pany,  K-PJ-N,  K- 

PS-N-D,  K-P*-N-NG 
Accom'plice,  K  IPls1 
Accom'plish,    K-Pl'-SH, 

K-Pl«-8Ht,  K-Pli-SH-NG 
Accom'plished,     K-Pl1- 

SHt 
Accom'plishment,      K- 

Pli-SH-Mut 
Accord',    Krdi,    Kr-Dd1, 

Krdi-NG 

Accord'able,  Krd-BU 
Accord'ance,  Krd'-Ns 
Accord'ant,  Krd'-Nt 
Accordantly,  Krd-Nt-L' 
Accord'ing,        Krd'-NG 

[Krdi] 
Accordingly,    Krd-NG- 

L     [Krd'li] 
Accor'dion,  Kr-Dn1 
x^.ccost',     Ksti,     Ks-Td', 

Kst(-)i 
Aocouchment',    K-SH1- 

Mn 

Accoucheur',  K-SSr* 
Account',  K>-Nt,  Ki-N- 

Td>,  Ki-Nt-NG— So  writ- 
ten to  distinguish  per- 
fectly from  the  outline 

of  Amount. 

Accountability,    K-Nt- 


ACE 

Account'able-y,     K-Nfc 

Account'ableness,      E> 

Nt-Bl'-Ks    [IBs] 
Account'ant,  K'-Nt-Kt 
Accoup'le,  K-n2 
Accou'ter  or  Accou'tre, 

Ktr3,  Ktrd3,  Ktr3-NG 
Accoutrements,  K-Tr»- 

Mnts 
Accredit,  Kr-Dts,  Kr-D=- 

Td,  Kr-Dt(-)2 
Accre'tion,  Krshns 
Accre'tive,  Kr-Tv3 
Accroach',  Kr-CH= 
Accrue',  Kr*    Krd3,  Kr8- 

NG 

Accru'ment,  Kr3-Mnt 
Accuba'tion,  K-Bshn2 
Accum'bency,  K  iBu2-S 
Accum'bent,  K ;  Bnts 
Accu'mulate,     K-M-it* 

K-M-L:i-Td,   K-M-it3-NQ 
Accumula'tion,       K-M- 

Accu'mulative,       K-M- 

Z,t3-V 
Accu'mulatively,   K-M- 

LV-V-L 

Accu'mulator,  K-M-I.tr3 
Ac'curacy,  K-^'-s 
Ac'curate,  li-tft1 
Ac'curately,  K-Rtl-L 
Ac'curateness,  K-Alt'-Ns 
Accurse',  aKrs2 
Accurs'ed,  aKrs-D* 
Accus'ablc,  Kz-B3-L 
Accus'ant,  Kz3-Nt 
Accusa'tion,  Kzshn* 
Accu'sative,  Kz-Tv3 
Accu'satively,  Kz-T*-Vl 

Lccu'satory,  Kz-T3-# 
Accuse',  Kz3,  Kzd3,  Kz»- 
NG 

Lccus'er,  K-Zr3 
Accus'tom,  Ks-T2-M,  Ks- 

T»-Md,  Ks-T2-M-NG 
Accus'tomary,  Ks-Ts-M- 

R 

Ace,  aS* 
Acel'dama,  812-D-M 

Lc'ephal,  Si-Fl 

Lceph'alan,  S2-Fln 

Lceph'alous,  S2-Fls 
Ace'-point,  S«-Pnt 
Acerb',  Sr=-B 
Acerb'ity,  Sr2-B-T 
Acerlc,  Sr2  K 
Ac'erose,  S--RS 

Lces'cence,  Ss2-Ns 
Aces'cency,  Ss^-N-S 
Aces'cent,  S8*-Nt 
Acetab'ulum,  Si-T-Bl-M 

Lo'etate,  SuTt 
Acetic,      or     Ace'tic, 

St2or»-K 
Acetiflca'tion,        St*-F- 

Kshn 

Acetify,    St»-F,    St»-F<^ 
St»-F-NG 


ACE 


ADI 


A.cetim'eter,  8ta-Mtr 

Acquisitiveness,    Xwz-  Ad'amant.    Dl-Mnt.    See 

Acetim'etry,  8t3-M-Tr 

Tv3-Ns                                   I     Diamond. 

Ace'tous,  83-Ts 

Acquit',    Kwt3,    Kw-Td3,  Adamante'an,  D3-Mn-Tn 

Ace'tum,  83-T-M 

Kwt3-NG                             Adaman'tine,  D'-Mn-Tn 

Ache,  K2,  Kt2,  K»-NG 

Acauit'ment,   Kwt3-Mnt 

Adam'ic,  D^M-K 

Ache'an,  K3-N                   Acquit'tal,  Kw-Tl3 

Adanso'nia,  D2-Ns-N 

Achiev'able,  CHv3-B-L 

Acquit'tance,  Kw-Tns3 

Adapt',    Di-Pt,    D!-P-Td, 

Achieve',   CHv«,  CHvd3, 

Acrase'  or  Acraze',  Krz2 

Di-Pt(-) 

CHv3-NG 

A'cre,  Kr2 

Adaptability,  D3-Pt-Blt 

Achievement,  CHv*-Mnt 

A'creage,  Kr-J* 

Adapt'ableness,  D1  -  Pt  - 

Achiev'er,  CH3-Vr 

Ac'rid,  Kr-Di 

Bl-N.s    [iBs] 

Ach'ing,  KS-NG 

Ac'ridness,  Kr-D^-Ns 

Adapt'able,  Di-Pt-Bl 

A'chor,  Kr2 
Achromat'ic,  KrJ-Mt-K 

Acrimo'nious,  Kr2-M-Ns 
Acrimo'niously,   Kr-M- 

Adapta'tion,  D2-P-Tshfl 
Adapt'er,  Di-Ptr 

Achromatic'ity,  Kr  -  M  - 

Ns-L2 

Add,  D1.  Dd1.  D!-NG 

Ts3-T 

Ac'rimony,  KrJ-M-N 

Ad'dable,  DJ-B1 

Achro'matism,  Krs-Mtz- 

Ac'ritude,  Kr-Td1 

Adden'dum,  Dn2-D-M 

M 

Ac'roamat'ic,  Kr^Mt-K 

Ad'der,  Dr1 

Acic'ular,  S3-K-ir 

Ac'roamat'ical,  KrJ-Mt- 

Addibil'ity,  DS-Bl-T 

Acic'ulate,  S3-K-Lt 

Kl 

Ad'dible,  D'-Bl 

Acic'ulated,  S3-K-/,-Td 

Acroat'ic,  Kr-Ta-K 

Addict',  D3-Kt,  D3-K-Td, 

Ac'id,  8>-D 

Ac'robat,  Kr-Bti 

r^-Ktf') 

Acid'iflable,  S'-D-F-Bl 

Acrobat'ic,  Kr-BtJ-K 

Addict'edness,  D3-K-Td- 

Acidification,        S*-Df- 

Ac'rogen,  Kr-Jni 

Ns 

Kshn 

Acrog'enous,  Kr-J1-Ns 

Addic'tion,  D3-Kshn 

Acid'ifler,  S3-D-Fr 

Acron'ycal,  KrJ-N-Kl 

Addi'tion,  Dshn3 

Acid'ify,  S3-D-F,  8«-Df-D, 

Acrop'olis,  Kr-P'-Ls 

Addi'tional,  Dshn'-L 

83-Df-NG 
Acidim'eter,  83-D-Mtr 
Acid'ity,  S3-D-T 

Ac'rospire,  Krs-P^R 
Across',  Krs* 
Acros'tic,  Krs-T1-^ 

Addi'tionally,  Dshn3-/, 
Ad'ditive,  DJ-Tv 
Ad'dle,  DP 

Ac'idness,  S^D-Ns 

Acros'tically  ,  K  rs-T1-  K  1 

Address',     Drs*,     Drst*. 

Acid'ulate,  83-D-£t,  S3- 

Act,  Kt»,  K-Tdi,  Kti-NG 

Drs2-NG 

D-i-Td,  S3-D-it-NG 

Actin'ic,  K-T3-N-K 

Address'er,  Dr~sR 

Acid'ulous,  83-D-Zs 

Actin'iform,    K-T«-N-F- 

Adduce',  Ds3,  Dst3,  Ds»- 

Acin'iform,  S'-N-F-B-M 

R-M 

NG 

Acknowledge,  K-N1-J1, 

Ac'tinism,  K-Tn!-Z-M 

Addu'cent,  Dss-Nt 

K-Nl-Jd1,         K-Nl-Ji-NG 

Actinom'eter,  K  -  T1  -  N- 

Addu'cible,  Ds3-Bl 

[K-N-Ji,    K-N-Jd»,    K-N- 

Mtr 

Adduc'tion,  D2-Kshn 

J»-NG] 

Ac'tion,  Kshn1 

Adduc'tive,  D^-Kt-v 

Acknowl'edgment,    K- 

Ac'tionable,  Kshn-BH-L) 

Adduc'tor,  D^-Ktr 

Nl-Ji-Mnt   [K-N-J'-Mnt] 

Ac'tionably,  Kshn-BH-i) 

Ademp'tion,  D2-Mshn 

Aclin'ic,  K1«-N-K 
Ac'me,Kl-M 

Ac'tionary,  Kshn-B1 
Ac'tionist,  Kshn-St1 

Adenog'raphy,  Di-N-Gp- 
F 

Ac'olyte,  K-it» 
Ac'olyth,  K-Z,»-TH 

Ac'tive,  Kt-Vi 
Act'ively,  Kt-V1-/, 

Adenol'ogy,  Di-Nl-J 
Adept',  D2-pt 

Ac'onite,  K'-Nt 

Act'iveness,  Kt-vt-Ns 

Ad'equacy,  DJ-Kw-S 

A'corn,  Km2 

Activ'ity,  Kt-V*-T  (-Vt) 

Ad'equate,  Di-Kwt 

Acotyle'don,  K-T3-Z,-Dn 

Act'or,  Ktr1 

Ad'equately,  Di-Kwt-£ 

Acotyled'onous,    K-T*- 

Act'ress,  K-Trs1 

Ad'equateness,  DJ-Kwt- 

i-D-Ns 

Act'ual,  Kt-Li 

Ns 

Acous'tic,  Ks-T'or^K 

Actual'ity,  Kt-J^-T 

Adhere',  D3-R.  D3-Rd,  D«- 

Acous'tics,  Ks-T^rS-Ks    Actualiza'tion,            Kt-      ff-XG.    See  Here.             ': 

Acquaint',  Kwnt2,   Kwn-     Lzshn* 

Adher'ence,  D^-Rns 

Td2.  Kwnt2-NG                   Act'ualize,  Kt-£z» 

Adher'ency,  D3-/?n-S 

Acquaint'ance,     Kwnt2-  Act'ually,  Kt-/,i 
Act'uary,  K-CH'-TZ 

Adher'ent,  D3-Rnt 
Adher'ently,  D^-Rai-L 

Kw- Act'uate,  K-CHt1,  K-CH»-  Adher'er,  D3-R-R 


fit2,  Kw-S2-NG  I    Td,  K-CHt(-)» 

Acquies'cence,  Kw-Sns2  Actua'tion,  K  CHshn2 
Acquies'cent,  Kw-Snt2      Acu'leate,  K-i3-T 
Acquir'able,  Kw-B'-Bl 


Acquire',     Kw-R1,     Kw- 

*d»,  Kw-Ri-NG 
Acquire'ment,     Kw-R»- 

Mnt 

Acquir'er,  Kw-Rr1 
Acquisi'tion,  Kwz«An3 
Acquis'itive,  Kwz-Tv3 
Acquis'itively,  Kwz-T3- 

VI 


Acu'men,  K3-Mn 
Acu'mmate,  K-M-N-T3 
Acumina'tion,    K2  -  M  - 


Adhe'sion,  D3-Hzhn 
Adhe'sive,  D3-Hs-V 
Adhe'sively,  D3-Hs-V-i 
Adhe'siveness,  D3-Hs-V- 

Ns    [:Vs] 
Adhor'tatory,    D^H-fit- 


Nghn 
Acupunct'ure,        K-P»-  Adieu',  r>3 

NGtr  'Adipoc'erate,  D'-P-sfit 

Acute',  K-T3.    See  Cute.   ,Adipocera'tion, 
Acutely,  K-T3-// 


Ad'age, 
Ada'gio, 


)  Ad'ipooere, 
iAd'ipose,  Di- 


ADI                                    5 

Ad'it,  Dt» 

Admire',  Di  M-B,  Di-M- 

Adja'cency,  Js'-N-S 

Rd,  D'-M-K-NG 

Adja'cent,  Js2-Nt 

Admir'er,  D>-M-Rr 

Adjecti'val,  J«-Kt-V-L 

Admiringly,      D^M-JZ- 

Ad'jective,  Ji-Kt-V 
Ad'jectively,  J»-Kt-V-L 

NG1 
Admissibillty,     D3-Ms- 

Adjoin',    D'-Jn,    Di-Jnd, 

B-J^-T  (-LI) 

D'-Ju-NG.    See  Join,  etc. 

Admis'sible,       D3-Ms-B 

Adjourn',    Jrn*,     Jrnd2, 

(-L) 

Jrn«-NG 

Admis'sion,  D'.Mshn 

Adjourn'ment,    Jr2(-N)- 

Admit',  D8-Mt,   D3.M-Td, 

Mnt 

D3-MtC) 

Adjudge',  D«-J-J,  D2-J-J- 

Admittable,  D3-Mt-Bl 

D,  D'-^-J  J-NG.  See  Judge. 

Admittance,  C^-M-Tns 

Adju'dicate,  Jd3-Kt,  Jd»- 

Admix',  D3-M-Ks 

K-Td.  Jda-Kt-NG 

Admix'tion,       P3-M-Ks- 

Adjudication,  Jd^-Kshn 

CHn 

Adju'dicator,  Jd^-Ktr 

Admixture,  D3-M-Kstr 

Ad'junct,Ji-NGt 

Admonish,    Di-M-N-SH, 

Adjunction,  J2-NG8hn 
Adjunctlve,  J*-NG-Tv 
Adjunct'ly,  J*-NGt-L 
Adjuration,  J*-«shn 
Adjure',  J3-E,  J^-Bd,  J'- 

P«-M-N-SHt,  Di-M-N-SH- 
NG 
Admon'isher,     D'-M-N- 
SHr 
Admonition,  D3-M-Nshn 

RNG 

Admonltive,  D'-M-N-Tv 

Adjur'er,  Jt-R-R 
Adjust',  Jst«,  J2-sTd,  Jst»- 

Admonltor,  Di-Mntr 
Admonitory,  pi-M-N-T- 

NG 

R 

Adjust'able,  J2-sT-Bl 
Adjust'age,  J2-sT-J 
Adjust'er,  Jstr2 

Adnas'cent,  B'-Ns-Nt 
Ad'nate,  BJ-N-T 
Ado',  D3 

Adjust'ment,  J2-sT-Mnt 

Ado'be,  P2-B 

Adjutage,  J'-T-J 

Adoles'cence,  B2-is-Ns 

Adjutancy,  J'-Tn-S 

Adoles'cency,  P^-Ls-N-S 

Ad'jutant,  Ji  Tnt 

Adoles'cent,  P2-is-Nt 

Adju'vant,  Jv*-Nt 

Adopt',    Bi-Pt,   D'-P-Td. 

Admeas'ure,  D2-M-ZHr, 

Di-Pt(-) 

D2-M-ZHrd,     D«-M-ZHr- 

Adopt'er,  P'-Ptr 

NG 

Adoption,  Bi-Pshn 

Admeasurement,  D*-M- 

Adoptive,  B'-Pt-V 

ZHr-Mnt 

Ador'able-y,  B2-fl-Bl 

Admeas'urer,  Da-M-ZHr- 

Ador'ableness,  D--R-'Bl- 

B 

Ns    [!Bs] 

Admensuration,  D8-M- 

Adoration,  B2-Rshn 

Ns-fishn 

Adore',  B2-R,  B-Rd,  Bl 

Administer,  D'-M-Nstr, 

7JNG 

Dj-M-Ns-T-Rd    [-Ns-Td], 

Ador'er,  B*  R-R 

D'-M-Nstr(-) 

Adorn',    B'-fiu,    Pi-Bnd, 

Administe'rial,      D'-M- 

B1-7Jn-NG 

Ns-T-Rl 

Adorn'er,  B'-Kn-R 

Adminlstrable,    D«-M- 

Adornlngly,  B«-5n-NG- 

N-sTr-Bl  t-Ns-T-Bl] 

L 

Administration,  D2-M- 

Adorn'ment,  B'-Rn-Mnt 

N-sTrshn  [  Ns-Tshn] 

Adosculation,  B8*-Klshn 

Administrative.  D3-M- 

Adown',  aPni 

N-sTr-Tv  [-Ns-T-Tv] 

Adrift',  Prft3 

Administrator,     D2-M- 

Adroit',  Brt' 

N-sTrtr  t-Ns-Ttr] 

Adroit'ly,  Brti-L 

Administratorship,  D*- 

Adroit'ness,  Brt'-Ns 

M-N-sTrtr-SH-P  [-Ns-Ttr- 

Adry',  Br» 

8H] 

Adscititious,  Bs'-T-^fls 

Administratrix,    D'-M- 

Adulation,  B2-Lshn 

N  sTr-Tr-Ks  [-Ns  -Ks]          Ad'ulator,  D'-itr 

Ad'mirable-y,     D'  M-S-  !  Ad'ulatory,  D'-Z,-T-K 

Bl 

Adult',  B»-Lt 

Ad'miral,  P'-M-Hl 

Adulterant,  D»-it-Rnt 

Ad'miralship,    D'-M-Rl- 

Adulterate,       B'-it-Kt. 

SH-P[!SH] 

P2  Lt-R-Td.  B»-it-Rt-NG 

Ad'miralty,  P'  M-«l  T 

Adulteration,        Bs-X,t- 

Admiration,  P2-M-/Jshn'    fishn 

ADV 

Adulterer,  B»-Lt-Rr 
Adulteress,  D"-Lt-Ra 
Adulterine,  D--Lt  Rn 
Adulterous,  D--Lt-Ra 
Adultery,  D^-Lt-K 
Adult'ness,  D-'-it-Ns 
Adum'brant,   p2->I-Brni 
Adum'brate,  D2-M-Brt 
Adumbration,       B2-H 

Brshn 

Adun'city,  B2-Ns-T 
Adun'cous,  Bs-NG-Ks 
Adust',  a.Dst.2 
Adustion,  Ps2-CHn 
Advance',   Dv'-Ns,    Dvi- 

Nst,  Dv'-Xs-NG 
Advance'ment,    Dv1-Ns 

Mnt 

Advanc'er,  DvJ-Ns-R 
Advantage,  Bv'-Nt-J 

[J2.  See  Joy},    Dv'-Nt-Jd, 

Advantage-ground, 

Bvi-Nt-J-Grncl 
Advantageous,   Bv2-Nt- 

Js    [J2-S] 
Advanta'geously,     Bv«- 

Nt  J-sL     [J2-S-L] 
Advanta'geousness, 

Dv'-i-Nt-Js  Ms    [J2-S-Ns] 
Advene',  Bv3-N 
Advenlent,  Dv'-Nnt 
Ad'vent,  Dvi-Nt 
Adventitious,     Bv3-Nt- 

SHs 
Adventitiously,  Dv^-Nt- 

SHs-L 

Adventlve,  Pv'-Nt-V 
Advent'unl,  Dv«-Nt-L 
Advent'ure,  Dv2-Ntr, 

Bvs-Ntr-B.  Pv2-Ntr-NG 
Advent'urer.  Pv2-Ntr-R 
Advent'uresome,  Bv*"- 

Ntrs-M 

Advent'urous,  Dv2-Ntr-S 
Advent'urously,       Dv«- 

Ntr-Sl 
Advent'urousness,  Dv*- 

Ntrs-Ns 

Ad'verb,  D'-Vr-B 
Adverbial,  D2-Vr-B-L 
Adverbially,  D^-Vr-B-L 
Ad'versary,  D>-Vrs-fi 
Adver'sative,  D2-Vrs-Tv 
Ad'verse,   D'-Vrs.       See 

Diverse. 

Ad'versely,  DWrs-L 
Ad'verseness,  D'-Vrs-N* 
Adver'sity,  D'^-Vrs-T 
Advert',    D'-Vrt,    DS-Vr- 

Td.  D^-Vrt-NG 
Advert'ence,  D2-Vr-Tns 
Advert'ency,  D2  Vr-Tn-S 
Advert'ent,  D2-Vr-Tnt 
Advertise',  D'-Vr  Tz,  D1- 

Vr-Tzd,         pi-Vr-Tz-NG 

[Dzi,  Dzd1.  Pz(-)'J 
Advertisement  or  Ad- 

vertise'ment,       P2or"- 

Vr-T-zJInt  [D«or>-zMnt] 


ADV 

Adver'tisement  or  Ad- 

vertise'ment,  D 2  or  l  - 

Vr-T-zMnt  [D'-zMnt] 
Advertis'er,  Di-Vr-T-Zr 

[Di-Zr] 

Advice',  Di-Vs 
Advice'-boat,  Dt-Vs-Bt 
Advis'able,  D^Vz-Bl 
Advis'ableness,  Di-Vz- 

Bl-Ns     [!Bs] 
Advise',  D'-Vz,  I>1-Vzd, 

Di-Vz-NG.  See  Devise. 
Advis'edly,  Di-Vz-D-L 
Advis'edness,  D1-Vz-D- 

Ns 

Advise'ment,  I^-Vz-Mnt 
Advis'er,  Di-V-Zr 
Advi'sory,  Di-Vz-K 
Ad'vocacy,  Dvi-K-S 
Ad'vocate,  Dvi-Kt,  Dv>- 

K-Td,  Dvi-Kt-NG 
Advoca'tion,  Dv«-Kshn 
Advowee',  D3-V 
Advow'son,  DJ-Vz-N 
Adynam'ic,  D^N-M-K 
Ad'yta,  D^T 
Ad'ytum,  Di-T-M 
Adz  or  Adze,  Dz1 


^E3g'ilops,  J*-L-Ps 
.ZE'gis,  Js3 
./Eo'lian,  Ln* 
JEol'ic,  La-K 
A'erate,  R*- 

T-NG 

Aera'tion,  Rshn* 
Ae'rial,  R3-i 
Ae'rie,  R3  or* 
Aerifica'tion, 
A'eriform,  .R2-F-R-M 
A'erify,  RZ-F 
Aerog'raphy,  Ri-Gr-F 
A'erolite,  R2-Lt 
Aerol'ogist,  W-L-Jst 
Aerol'ogy,  R'-L-J 
A'eromancy,  R2-Mn-8 
Aerom'eter,  R^Mtr 
Aeromet'ric,  R2-Mtr-K 
Aerom'etry,  Ri-M-Tr 
A'eronaut,  R2-Nt 
Aeronaut'ic,  R'-Nt-K 
Aeronaut'ics,  R!-Nt-Ks 
A'eronautism,   R—ut-i 

M 

A'erophyte,  IP-Ft 
Aeros'copy,  Rs'-K-P 
A'erostat,  Rs2-Tt 
Aerostat'ic,  Rsi-Tt-K 
Aerostat'ics,  Rs'-Tt-Ks 
Aerosta'tion,  Rs2-Tshn 
^Bru'ginous,  R3-J-Ns 
-ffisthet'ic,  S2-TH-T-K 
^Esthet'ic8,_82-TH-T-Ks 
JEtiol'ogy, 
Afar',  Fi-R 
Afifabil'ity,  F3-B1-T  (-Bit) 
Af ' fable-y,  F>-B1 
Affair',  F»-R 
Affect7,  FZ-K-T,  F2-K-Td, 


6 

Affecta'tion,  F*-K-Tshn 
AfTect'ed,  F«-K-Td 
Affect'edly,  F«-K-Td-£ 
Affect'edness,  F«-K-Td- 

Ns 

Affect'er,  F^-Ktr 
AfFect'ing,  F«-K-T-NG 
Affect'ingly,  F*-K-T-NG1 
AfFec'tion,  Fz-Kshn 
Affec'tionate,  F^-Kshn'T 
Affec'tionately,  F^-Kshn 

'T-Z, 
AflFec'tiouatenesa,     F*- 

Kshn  '  T  -  N  s 

Affec'tioned,  F2-K-SHnd 
Affect'ive,  F^-K-Tv 
Affect'ively,  F2-K-T-V1 
AflFettuo'so,  F*-T-8 
Affl'ance,  F»-Ns,  F^Nst, 

F»-Ns-NG 

Affl'ancer,  FJ-Ns-R 
Affl'ant,  Fi-Nt 
Afflda'vit,  Fd«-Vt 
Affied',  Fi-D 
Affll'iate,  F^-L-T,  F*-L- 

Td,  F3-it-NG 
Affllia'tion,  F^-ishn 
Af'flnage,  Fi-N-J 
Affln'ity,  F3-N-T 
Affirm',  F«  -  R  -M,  F«  -  R  - 

Md,  F2-R-M-NG 
Affirm'able,  F^-R-M-Bl 
Affirm'ance,  F2-R-Mns 
Affirm'ant,  F^-R-Mnt 
Affirma'tion,  F^-R-Mshn 
Affirm'ative,  F2-R-Mt-V 
Affirm'atively, 

V-L 

Affirm'er,  F2-.R-Mr 
Affix',  F3-Ks,  F3-Kst.  F8- 

Ks-NG 

Affix,  Fi-Ks 
Affix'ion,  F3-Kshn 
Affixt'ure,  F3-Kstr 
Affla'yon,  Flshns 
Affla'tus,  F12-Ts 
Afflict',    FF-K-T,    F13-K- 

Td,  F13-K-T-NG 
Afflict'er,  Fl3-Ktr 
Afflict'ing,  F13-K-T-NG 
Afflic'tion,  Fl3-Kshn 
Afflict'ive,  Fl3-K-Tv 
Afflict'ively,  F13-K-T-V1 
Affluence,  Fli-Ns 
Affluent,  Fli-Nt 
Affluently,  FP-Nt-L 
Afflux,  FP-Ks 
Afflux'ion,  Fl«-Kshn 
Afford',  FS-ff 


Affor'est,  T^-Rst 
Affran'chise,  Fr'-N-CHz 
Affran'chisement,   Fr1- 

N-CH-zMnt 
Affray',  &Fr* 
Aflfreight',  &Frt« 
Affright',   Frti.  Fr^-Td, 

Frti-NG 
Affront',  Frnt2,  Fr*-N-Td, 

Frnta-NG 


AGG 

Affront'er,  Frntra 
Affront'ive,  Frnt^-V 
Affuse',  Fz» 
Affu'sion,  Fzhn» 
Afield',  F»-Ld 
Afire',  Fi-R 
Afloat',  Flt« 
Afoot',  F3-T 
Afore',  F«-R 
Afore'going,  F2-R-G-NQ 
Afore'hano,  F2-R-Hnd 
Afore'mentioned,  F2-B- 

M-N-SHnd 
Afore'named,  F«  -  R  -  N  - 

Md 

Afore'said,  F«-Rs-D 
Afore'thought,F2-.K-TH* 
Afore'time,  F2-B-T-M 
Afoul',  Fi-L 
Afraid',  Frd» 
Afresh',  Ftf-SH 
African,  FrJ-Kn 
Afront',  Frnt2 
Aft,  Fti 
Aft'er,  Ftri 
Aft'er-birth,  Ftri  -  B  -  JZ- 

TH 

Aft'er-clap,  Ft^-Kl-P 
Aft'er-crop,  Ftri-Kr-P 
Aft'ermath,  Ft^-M-TH 
Aft'ernoon,  Ftrt-Nn 
After-pains,  Ftrl-Pnz 
Atl'er-piece,  Ftr'-Ps 
Aft'er-thought,Ftri-TH* 
Aft'erward,  Ftr>-Wrd 
Aft'erwards,  Ftri-Wrdz 
A'ga,  G* 
Again',  Gn2 
Against',  Gnst2 
Ag'amist,  G>-Mst 
Agape',  G-P1 
Ag'apce,  G-pi 
Ag'aric,  G-ffi-K 
Ag'ate,  G-Ti 
Ag'atine,  G-Tnt 
Ag'atize,  G-Tzi,  G-Tzd', 

G-Tzi-NG 
Ag'aty,  G-Ti 
Aga've,  G-V« 
Age,  J2 
A'ged,  Jd« 
A'gedly,  Jd2-L 
A'gency,  J2-N-S 
Agen'da,  J«-N-D 
Agen'dum,  J*-N-D-M 
A'gent,  J^-Nt 
A'gentship,  J2-Nt  :SH 
Agglom'erate, 

Gl-Mr-Td",  Gl'-Mrt(-) 
Agglomera'tion,       Gl*- 

Mrshn  i 

Agglu'tinant,  Glt*-Nnt    ' 
Agglu'tinate,       Glt3-Nt, 

Glt-N-Td«,  Glt3-Nt-NG 
Agglutina'tion,       Git8- 

Nshn 
Agglu'tinative,   GH-Nt- 

Vs 
Ag'grandizable,     Grnd- 

Z»-B1 


AGG 


ALG 


Ag'grandize,      Grnd-ZVAg'ricultor,  Gri-Kltr        i  AlTaatross,  i'-B-Trs 
Grnd-Zd',  Grnd-Zi-NG     Agricult'ural,  Gr  -  Kltr  -  i  Albe'it,  /.3-B-T 


Aggran'dizement,              L2 

Albes'cent,  i2-Bs-Nt 

(irud-Zi-Mnt                     I  Ag'riculture,  Gri-Kltr 

Albifica'tion,    L'^-'B-F- 

Ag'grandizer,  Grnd-Zi-B  Agricult'urist,    Gr-Kltr- 

Kshn 

Aggrappes',  Gr-Ps1 

St2 

Albigen'ses,  Z2-B-Jnsz 

Ag'gravate,   Gr-Vti,  Gr- 

Ag'rimony,  Gr!-M-N 

Albigeois',  Z,i-B-Js 

Vi-Td,  Gr-Vti-NG 

Agron'omy,  Grn!-M 

Al'binism,  ii-B-Nz-M 

Aggrava'tion,  Gr-Vshn2 
Ag'gregate,  Gr-G-Ti,  Gr- 

Aground',  Grnd» 
A'gue,  G2 

Albi'no,  Z-i-B-N 
Albugin'eous,  Z,3.B-j-Ns 

G-Td1,  Gr-G-Ti-NG 

A'guish,  G-SH2 

Albu'go,  Z3-B-G 

Aggrega'tion,  Gr2-Gshn 
Ag'gregative,  Gr-G-Tvi 

Ah,  Heavy  first-place  dot, 
either  with  or  without  the 

Al'bum,  Z-i-B-M 
Albu'men,  Z,3-B-Mn 

Ag'gregator,  GrJ-Gtr 

nominal  consonant. 

Albu'menize,    /AB-Mn-, 

Aggress',  Grs2 

Aha',  Hi 

Z 

Aggres'sion,  Grshn2 

Ahead',  Hd" 

Albu'minous,L3-B-M-Ns 

Aggres'sive,  Grs-V* 

Ahoy',  Hi 

Albur'num,  //2-B-Rn-M 

Aggress'iveness,     Grs  - 

Ahull',  H-L« 

Al'cahest,  Li-K-Hst 

V2-Ns 

Aid,  D2,  Dd2.  D2-NG 

Alcaid',  L2-K-D 

Aggress'or,  Gr-sR2 

Aid'ance,  Dns2 

Alcal'de,  H-Kl-D 

Aggriev'ance,  Gr-Vns3 

Aid'-de-camp,  D^D-Kn 

Alchem'ical-ly,  L2-K-!H- 

Aggrieve',  Grv3,    Grvd3, 

Aid'er,  Dr2 

Kl 

Grv3-NG 

Aid'less,  D«-Zs 

Al'chemist,  L»-K-Mst 

Aggroup',  Gr-P3 

Ai'gret  or  Ai'grette,  Grt2 

Alchemist'ical,    L3  -  K  - 

Aghast',  Gst1 

Ail,  Z,2,  id2,  L2-NG 

Ms-T-Kl 

Ag'ile,  Ji-L 

Ailan'tus,  Li-N-Ts 

Al'chemy,  LJ-K-M 

Agile'ness,  J'-i-Ns 

Ail'ment,  L2-Mnt 

Al'cohol,  H-K-H1 

Agil'ity,  J3-Z.-T 

Aim,  M2.  Md2.  M2-NG 

Alcoholic,  I^-K-Hl-K 

A'gio,  J« 

Aim'less,  M-Z-s* 

Alcoholiza'tion,  L2  -  K  - 

A'giotage,  J2-T-J 

Air,  R",  Rd»,  R»-NO 

mzshn 

Agist',  Jst3 

Air'-bath,  Ri-B-TH 

Al'coholize,  LJ-K-Hlz 

Agist'ment,  J»-sT-Mnt 

Air'-bed,  Ri-Bd 

Alcohol'meter,  L[-K-H1- 

Ag'itable,  Ji-T-Bl 

Air'-bladder,  Ri-Bl-Dr 

Mtr 

Ag'itate,  J!-Tt,  Ji-T-Td, 

Air'-cells,  Rsl-Lz 

Al'coran,  Li-K-/Jn 

Ji-Tt(-) 

Air'-gun,  Ri-Gn 

Al'cove  or  Alcove',   L1 

Agita'tion,  J2-Tshn 

Air'ily,  Ri-Z. 

or2-Kv 

Ag'itative,  J'-T-Tv 

Air'iness,  R»-Ns 

Aldeb'aran,  L--D-'B-Ra 

Ag'itator,  Ji-Ttr 
Ag'let.  G-Z-ti 
Ag'nail,  Gi-Nl 
Ag'nate,  Gi-Nt 
Agna'tion,  G2-Nshn 

Air'ing,  R'-NG 
Air'-pipe,  R^P-P 
Air'-plant,  R»-Plnt 
Air'-pump,  Ri-P-M-P 
Air'-shat't,  Rl-SH-F* 

Al'der,  Ll-T>r 
Al'derman,  Ldri-Mn 
Ale,  7>2 
Alec'tryomancy,    I,2-K- 

Tr-Mn-S 

Agno'men,  G2-N-Mn 

Air'y,  Ri 

Alee',  Z-3 

Ag'nus-Castus,  G1  -  Ns  - 

Aisle,  z/» 

Al'egar,  L!-Gr 

Ks-Ts 

Ajar',  J»-R 

Ale'hoof,  L-  -  h6F.     See 

Ag'nus-Dei,  Gi-Ns-D 
Ago',  G« 

Ai'utage,  J«-T-J 
Akim'bo.  K-M-B8 

Hoof. 
Ale'house,  L2-Hs 

Agog',  Gi-G 

Akin',  Kn* 

Alem'bic,  L2-M-B-K 

Ago'ing,  G2-NG 
Agone',  aGni 

Al'abaster,  Z/'-Bstr 
Alack',  L!-K 

Alert,  L*-Rt 
Alert'ly,  L--Rt-L 

Ag'onism,  Gi-Nz-M 
Ag'onist,  G!-Nst 
Agonist'ic,  G-Ns-T3-K 

Alack'aday,  I^-K-D 
Alac'rity,  Z-^Kr-T 
^.lamode'  L2-Md 

Alert'ness,  i2-Kt-Ns 
Ale'wife,  Z-2-W-F 
Ale'wives,  z.2-w-Vs 

Agonist'ical,  G-Ns-T3-Kl 

Alan'tus,  L'-N-Ts 

Alexan'drine,   l^-Ks-N- 

Ag'onize,  G^Nz,  G^Nzd, 

Alarm',  Ai-R-M,  Z,J-R-Md, 

Drn 

Gi-Nz-NG 

Z,1  R-M-NG 

Alexiphar'mic,  Li-Ks-F- 

Ag'onizingly,  G-Nz-NG- 

Alarm'-clock,     Z<1-R-M- 

R-M-K 

Iji 

Kl  K 

Alexitertc,  L2-Ks-T-K-K 

Ag'ony,  Gi-N 

Alarmingly,      Z.'-R-M- 

Alexiter'ical,  L--Ks-T-^J- 

Agra'rian,  Gr-Z2n2 

NG1 

Kl 

Agra'rianism,  Gr-Kn^Z- 
M 
Agree',  Gr3,  Grd3,  GrS-NG 
Agreeabil'ity,  Gr-Bl»-T 

Alarm'ist,  Z-'-R-Mst 
Alarm'-post,  Z,»-R-M-Pst 
Alarm'-watch,  Z-'-R-M- 
wCH 

Al'ga,  Li-G 
Al'gse,  Z.1-J 
Al'gebra,  Z,i-J-Br 
Algebraic,  i2-J-Br-K 

Agree'able-y,  Gr-Bl» 

Alar'um,  Z/'-R-M 

Algebra'ical-ly,  Z,2-J-Br- 

Agree'ableness,  Gr-Bl3- 

Alas',  Z/si 

Kl 

Ns   [:Bs] 
Agree'ment,  Gr3-Mnt 

Alate',  Z.2-T 
A'lated,  Z«*-Td 

Al'gebraist,  Z-'-J-Brst 
Al'gorism,  Li-Gr-zM 

Agres'tic,  Grs-T^-K 
Agres'tical,  Grs-T«-Kl 

Alb,  Z,i-B 
Alba'ta,  Z,*-B-T 

Al'gorithm,  L!-Gr-DH-M 

Al'gOUS,  Li-G.s 

ALQ 


Alguazil',  IAGz-L 
Al'gum-tree,  Li-G-M-Tr 

Allanto'ic,  L*-N-T-K 

Alias,  Zs* 

Allan'toid,    or   Allan- 

Al'ibi,  Z*-B 

toid,  Li-N-Td 

Allen,  IAN 

Allan'tois  or  Al'lantois, 

Alienability,  L3-N-B1-T 

Li-N-Ts 

Alienable,  IAN-B1 

Allay',  Z»,  Z*-D,  Z*-NG 

Alienage,  L2-N-J 

Allay'er,  Z^R 

Alienate,  IAN-T,   IAN- 

Allay'ment,  Z«-Mnt 

Td,  L2-N-T-NG 

Allega'tion,  L^Gshn 

Aliena'tion,  LANshn 

Allege',  Z2-  J,  Z2-Jd,  Z«-J- 

Alienator,  L*-Ntr 

NG 

Aliene',  lAYn 

Allege'able,  Z2-J-B1 

Alienee',  IAN 

Alle'giance,  Z3-Jns 

Alienism,  lANz-M 

Allegoric,  Zi-Gr-K 

Al'iform,  Zi-F-R-M 

Allegorical  -ly,  Zi-Gr-Kl 

Alight',  Zi-T,  Zi-Td,   Z1- 

Allegortcalnessi  Zi-Gr- 

T-NG 

Kl-Ns 

Align',  Zni 

Al'legorist,  Z^Grst 

Align'ment,  Zn>-Mnt 

Allegorize,  Z^Grz,  Zi- 

Alike',  Li-K 

Grzd,  Zi-Grz-NG 

Ailment,  Li-Mnt 

Allegory,  Z^Gr 

Aliment'al,  IAM-N-T-L 

Allegret'to,  Z2-Gr-T 

[Z*i  Mnt] 

Alle'gro,  Z2-Gr 

Aliment'ary,  L2-Mnt-fl 
Alimenta'tion,  IAM-N- 

Allelulah,  IAZ-Y 
Allemande',  H-Mnd 

Tshn 

Alle'viate,  Z3-vt,   Z3-V- 

Aliment'iveness,  L2-M- 

Td,  Z3-Vt-NG 

N-Tv-Ns     [L2-Mnti  Vs] 

Allevia'tion,  Z*-Vshn 

Alimo'nious,  L2-M-Ns 

Allevlative,  Z3-V-Tv 

Alimony,  I^-M-N 

Alley,  Zi 

Aliped,  Z!-P-D 

All-fools'-day,  Zi-F-Lz- 

Aliquant,  U-Kwnt 

D 

Aliquot,  LJ-Kwt 

All-fours',  Zi-F-Rz 

Alive',  Zi-V 

Allia'ceous,  Z2-SHs 

Allcahest,  Li-K-Hst 

Alli'ance,  Z^Ns 

Alkales'cent,L2-K-Zs-Nt  Alliga'tion,  L2-Gshn 
Alltali,  Li-Kl                     Alligator,  L'-Gtr 

Alkallfy  or  Al'kalify,  Allislon,  Zzhn3 

Li-Kl-F,    Li-Kl-Fd,    Li-  Allitera'tion,  Zl2-Trshn 

Kl-F-NG 

Allit'erative,  Zl3-Tr-Tv 

Alkalig'enous,  IAK1-J- 

Allocate,  Li-K-T 

Ks                                       Alloca'tion,  L2-Kshn 

Alkalim'eter,  L3-Kl-Mtr  Alloca'tur,  L2-Ktr 

Alkalim'etry,   IAK1-M-  Allocu'tion,  L^-Kshn 

Tr 

Allo'dial,  Z2-D-L 

Allsaline,  I^-Kln 

Allo'dium,  Z2-D-M 

Alkalinity,  L3-Kln-T 

Allonge',  L2-N-J 

Alkaliza'tionjI^-KlzMn 

Allopathic,  Z!-P-TH-K 

Al'kalize,  lAKlz 
Allsaloid,  Li-K-Zd 

Allop'athist,  Zi-P-THst   ! 
Allop'athy,  Zi-P-TH 

Alker'mes,  L2-Kr-Mz 

Allot',  Zi-T,  Zi-Td,  Zi-T- 

Alltoran,  L'-K-fin 

NG 

All  is  written  as  follows  : 

Allot'ment,  Z>-T-Mnt 

1.  Zi 

Allotroplc,  Zi-Tr-P-K 

2.  In  phrases,  when  more 

Allot'ropism,  Zi-Tr-P- 

convenient,  L  (downward) 

zM 

may  be  used  ;  thus. 

Allot'ropy,  ZJ-Tr-P 

That  is  all.  DHzi-L 

Allow',  Zi,  Zi-D.    i,!-NG 

After  all,  Ftr'-L 

Allow'able-y,  Z'-Bl 

That  it  all,  DHti-L 

Allow'ance,  Zi-Ns,  Zi- 

3.  By  the  J-hook  ;  thus, 

Nst,  Z'-Ns-NG 

By  all,  Bli 

Alloy',  Zi,  Zi-D,  Zi-NG 

At  all,  Tli 

Alloy'age,  Z'-J 

To  all.  Tl3 

All'spice,  Z^sPs 

For  all,  Fl» 

Allude',  Z»-D,  Z3-Dd,  Z3- 

Of  all,  Vl» 

D-NG 

On  all,  Nil 

Allu'minor,  L3-M-Nr 

In  all,  Nl3 

Allure',  Z»  R,  Z3-fid,  Z3- 

Among  all,  NG1» 

R-NG 

ALT 

Allure'ment,  z*-R-Mnt 
Allur'er,  Z3-Rr 
Alluringly,  Z3-R-NG1 
Allu'sion,  Zzhn3 
Allu'sive,  Zs3-V 
Allu'sively,  Zs3-V-Z 
Allu'siveness,  Zs3-V-lfs 
Allu'vial,  Z3-V-L 
Allu'vion,  Z3-Vn 
Allu'vium,  Z3-V-M 
All-wise',  Z!-Wz 
Ally',  Zi,  Zi-D,  Z>-NG 
Al'magest,  l^-M-Jst 
Al'ma  Ma'ter,Li-M-Mtr 
Al'manac,  Li-M-N-K 
Al'mandine,  L>-M-N-Dn 
Almight'iness,  H-M-T- 

Ns 

Almight'y,  Li-M-T 
Al'mond,  Mud1 
Al'moner,  l^-M-Nr 
Al'monry,  LJ-Mn-.R 
Al'most,  L»-Mst    [Mst'] 
Alms,  Mzi 

Alms'-house,  Mz1-Hs 
Almucan'tar,  L'-M-Kntr 
Al'mug-tree,  Li-M-G-Tr 
Al'nage,  L^-N-J 
Al'oe,  Zi 
Aloet'ic,  Z2-T-K 
Aloet'ical,  Z2-T-K1 
Aloft',  Zi-Ft 
Alone',  Zn« 
Along',  Li-NG 
Along'side,  L^NGe-D 
Aloot  ',  Z3-F 
Aloud',  Zi-D 
Alp,  Zi-P 
Alpac'a,  Zi-P-K 
Al'pha,  Z,i-F 
Al'phabet,    ii-F-Bt,  iL 

F-B-Td,    ii-F-Bt(-) 
Alphabeta'rian,  L"  -  F  - 

Bt-«n 

Alphabet'ic,  i^-F-Bt-K 
Alphabet'ical-ly,  L*  -  F- 

Bt-Kl 

Al'pine,  Z,i-Pn 
Alread'y,  Lr^- 
iAl'so,  /,i-S 
I  Alt,  iti 
Al'tar,  Ltri 
Al'ter,  Ztri,  i^-Trd, 

NG 

Al'terable-y,  itr^-Bl 
Al'terableness,  Xtr>-Bl- 

Ns  [:Bs] 
Alterabil'ity,  Ltr^  -  Bl  -  T 

(or  -Bit) 

Al'terant,  Ltri-Nt 
Altera'tion,  i^Trshn 
Al'terative,  it^-Tv 
Al'tercate,  Z,i-Tr-Kt,  H 

Tr-K-Td,  ii-Tr-Kt-NG 
Alterca'tion,  Z-Tr-Kshn 
Al'tern,  L>-T-«n 
Al'ternate  orAlter'nate, 

Z,tr>or>-Nt, 


Alternately, 


ALT 


AMP 


Alterna'tion,  UT-- Nshn !  Amaz'edly,  Mz-D*-Z,        |  Amende',  Mnd' 
Alter'native,  Z.tr2-N-Tv  !  Amaz'edness,  Mz-D«-Ns  Amend'er,  Mnd 


Alternatively,  Ltr2-N-T- 
VI 

Amazement,  Mz2-Mut 
Amaz'ingly,  Mz-NG-L« 

Amendment,  Mnd2-  Mnt 
Amends',  Mndz2 

Alter'nativeness,  Ltr*- 

Am'azon,  Mz!-N 

Amen'ity,  M-N-T2 

N-Tv-Ns 

Amazo'nian,  Mz2-Nn 

Am'ent,  Mnt1 

Althe'a,  £3-TH 

Ambas'sador,  M-B^sDr 

Amerce',  M-lls2,  JI-Rsta, 

Although',  Z2-DH 

Ambas'sadress,      M-B^- 

M-«8»-NG 

Altil'oqueiice,        !Lt3-L- 

sDrs 

Amerce'able,  M  -  Ks8  -  B- 

Kwns 

Am'ber,  M-Bri 

L 

Altil'oquent,          Lt»-L- 

Am'bergris,  M-Br'-Grs 

Amerce'ment,  11  -  Rs2  - 

Kwnt 

Ambidex'ter,  M-B2-D- 

Mnt 

Altim'eter.  Lt«-Mtr 
Altis'onant,  //3-Ts-Nnt 

Kstr 
Ambidexterity,  M  -  B«  - 

Amer'cer,  M-R2-sR 
Amer'ican,  M-^-Kn 

Altis'onous,  L3-Ts-Ns 

D-Ks-T-H-T 

Americanism,    M  -  R*  - 

Al'titude,  Z-i-T-Td.     See 

Ambidex'trous,     M-B2- 

Kn  -  Z  -  M 

Latitude. 

D-K-sTrs 

Americanize,  M-/?2-Kn- 

Al'to,  L*-T 

AmTaient,  M-B'-N-T 

Z,    M-/e2-Kn-Zcl,     M-/e* 

Altogeth'er,  L*-'E-  Gdhr 

Ambigu'ity,  M-B3-G-T 

Kn-Z-NG 

[Gdhri] 
Al'torelie'vo,  Ll-T-Rl-V 

Ambig'uous,  M-B3-Gs 
Ambig'uously,  M-B3-G- 

Am'ethyst,  M-THsti 
Amethyst'ine,    M-THs3- 

Al'udel,  Z,i-D-L 

sL 

Tn 

Al'um,  Li-M 

Ambig'uousness,  M-B3- 

Amiabil'ity,  M-R13-T 

Alu'mina,  IAM-N 

Gs-Ns 

Am'iable-y,   M-B12.    Sec 

Al'umine,  H-Mn 

Ambil'ogy,  M-B'-Z-J 

Humble. 

Alu'mini,  L3-M-N 

Ambil'oquy,  M-B3-Z,-Kw 

Am'iableness,  M-Bl*-Xs 

Aluminif  erous,  L3  -  M  - 

Am'bit,  M-Bti 

Amian'thus,  M-N-THsi 

N-F-fls 

Ambi'tion,  M-Bsbn3 

Amicabil'ity,  M-K-Blt3 

Alumin'ium,  lAMn-M 

Ambi'tious,  M  -  B»  -  SHs  Am'icable-y,  M  K-Bl' 

Alu'minum,  Z,3-Mn-M 

[M-B3]                               Am'icableness,  M-K.-B11- 

Alu'minous,  L3-M-Ns 

Ambi'tiously,         M-B»- 

Ns     [:I3s] 

Alu'minus,  L3-M-Ns 

SHs-i 

Am'ice,  Ms1 

Al'umish,  LJ-M-SH 

Ambi'tiousness,  M-B»- 

Amid',  M-D3 

Alum'ni,  L2-M-N 

SHs-Ns 

Amidst',  M-Dst3 

Alum'nus,  L2-M-Ns 

AmTjle,  M-BU 

Arrr'd  'ships,  ~M.-D3-SH-Ps 

Al'veary,  H-V-R 

Am'bler,  M-Bli-E 

[or:  SHs] 

Al'veolar,  Ll-V-L-R 

Am'bo,  M-Bi 

Amiss',  Ms3 

Al'veolary,  L^-V-L-R 

Am'bon,  M-Bni 

Am'ity,  M-T1 

Al'veolate,  L^-V-Lt 

Ambro'sia,  M-Br«-ZH 

Ammo'nia,  M*-N 

Alve'oli,  LS-V-L 

Ambro'sial,  M-Br2-ZHl 

Ammo'niac,  M2-N-K 

Alve'olus,  Z,3-V-Zs 

Ambro'sian,  M-Brzhn2 

Ammoni'acal,  M!-N-K1 

Al'vine,  £i-Vn 

Am'brotype,  M-BrJ-T-P 

Ammo'nium,  Mnz-M 

Al'way,  z,i-W 

Am'bry,  M-Bri 

Ammuni'tion,  a>r3-NsIin 

Al'ways,  Z^-Wz 

Ambs'-ace,  Mz-S* 

Am'nesty,  M-Ns-T1 

Am,  Mi 

Am'bulance,  M-Blns1 

Among',  M'-NG    [NG=] 

Am'adou,  M-D1 

Am'bulant,  M-Blntl 

Amongst',            M*-NGst 

Amain',  Mu2 

Ambula'tion,  M-Blshn2 

[NGstal 

Amal'gam,  MU-G-M 

Am'bulator,  M-Bltri 

Amontilla'do,  M-N-T2- 

Amalgamate,  MP-G-Mt, 

Am'bulatory,  M-Blt1-^ 

L-D 

Mli.(j.jI-'rd.Ml1-G-Mt(') 

Am'bury,  M-Br1 

Amoro'so,  M-fis.g 

Amalgama'tion,  Ml2  -  G- 

Ambuscade',  M-B2-sKd, 

Am'orous,  M-Ks1 

Mshn                                         M-B«-sK-Dd;  M-B«-sKd- 

Am'orously,  M-/Ji-sZ/ 

Amanuen'ses,  M2-N-Nsz 

HG 

Am'orousness,  M-Ksi-Ns 

Amanuen'sis,   M2-N-N«s 

Ambush,  M-  Bi  -  SH,  M- 

Amorphism,M-7ii-Fz-M 

Am'aranth,  M-JB^N-TH 
Amaranth'ine,  M-B^N- 

Bi-SHt,  M-Bi-SH-NG 
Amel'iorate,  M  -  L3  -  Rt 

Amorphous,  M-K'-Fs 
Amortiza'tion,    M  -  R?  - 

THn 

M-Z3-R-Td,  M-L3-KtrNG 

Tzsftra 

Amaryl'liSj  M  R3-Ls 

Ameliora'tion,   M  -  ia  - 

Amortize,  M-^i-Tz 

Amass',  Msi,  Msti,  Ms1- 

flshn 

Amort'izement,  M-fii-T- 

NG 

Amel'iorative,  M-£3-5t- 

zMnt 

Amass'ment,  Ms1-Mnt 

V 

Amount',  Mnt1.   Mn-Td1, 

Amateur',  M-Tr« 

Amen',  Mn« 

Mnti-NG.     See  Account, 

Am'ative,  M-Tv» 

Amenabil'ity,M-N-Bl«-T 

Amour,  M-R3 

Am'ativeness,  M-TvJ-Ne 

Ame'nable-y,  M-N-B18 

Amphib'ia,  M-F3-B 

[Mt'lVs] 

Ame'nableness,   M  -  N  - 

Amphib'ian,  M-F3-Bn 

Amato'rial,  M-T2-7Z1 

Bl3-Ns    c:Bs] 

Amphib'ious,  M-F3-Bs 

Am'atory,  M-T1-/* 

Amend',  Mnd2,  Mn-Dd2, 

Amphib'iousness,      M- 

Amauro'sis,  M-/JSS* 

Mnda-NG 

F3-Bs-Ns 

Amaze',  Mz*,  Mzda,  Mz«- 

Amend'able,  Mnd-B^-L 

Amphibolog'ical,  M-F1- 

NG 

Amend'atory.  Mnd-T«-JJ 

B-i-J-Kl 

1* 


AMP 


10 


Amphibol'ogy,  M-T^-B-            At  an,  Tn* 

L-J 

If  an,  Fn' 

Am'phibrach,  M-Fi-Br- 

Of  an,  Vn» 

K 

From  *n,  Mn1 

Amphictyon'ic,  M-F1  K- 

On  an,  Knl 

T-N-K 

In  an,  Kiis 

Amphie*tyt>^i8>  M-F'-K- 

See  And. 

Tne 

A'na,  N* 

Amphictyony,  M-F»-K- 
T-N 

Anabap'tist,  N-Bi-P-Tst 
Anaeh'oret,  N-K-Rti 

Amptiim'acer,  M-F^-Hs- 

Anach'ronism,   Nl  -  Kr  - 

R 

Nz-M 

Amphip'rostyle,   M-F«- 

Anachronist'ic,  K-Kr- 

P»-T-L 

Ns-TS-K 

Amphis'cii,  M-F'-Sff 

Annclastic,  N-Kls-Ti-K 

Amptus'eians,    M  -  Y*  - 

Aiiacon'cta,  N-Kn-B1 

SHn/, 

Anacreon'titj,  N  -  Kr  -  N- 

Ampliithe'ater  or  Am- 

Ti-K 

phithe'atre,  M-F^-THtr 

An'adem,  N-D'-M 

Amphitlieat'rieal,     M- 

Anadiplo'sis,  N-D^-Plss 

F»-THtr-Kl 

Ansesthe'sis,  Ns-THss» 

Am'ple-F,  M-Pl^ 

Aneesthefic,  N«-IH*-T- 

Amplex'Icaul,  M-Pl*-Ks- 

K. 

Kl 
Amplification,   Ta-PlP- 

An'aglyph,  N«-Glf 
Anaglyphlc,  N^-Glf-K 

Kshn 

Aiiaglyph'ical,  N-G1-F'- 

Am'plificative,  M  -  Plf1- 

Kl 

Kt-V 

Annglyp'tic,  N-Gl-Pt'-K 

Am'pliflcatory,  M-Plf1- 

Anagog'ical,  N-G-Ji-Kl 

K-T-R 

Anagog'ics,  N-G-JT-Ks 

Am'plifler,  M-PP-F-R 

An'agram,  Ni-Gr-Ttf 

Am'plify,  M-PU-F,  M- 

Anagrammafic,  >n-Gr- 

Pl«-Fd.  M-Pli-F-NG 

Mt-K 

Am'plitude,  M-Pli-Td 

Aaagrani'matisin,     N*- 

Am'putate,  M-P^-Tt,  M- 

Gr-Mtz-M 

Pl-T-Td.  M-pi-Tt(-) 

Anagrarn'matist,  N-Gr- 

Amputa'tion,  M-P*-Tsbn 

M-Tsti 

Amuck',  M2-K 

Anagram'matize,  N  -  Gr- 

Am'ulet,  M-ZJP 

M-Tzi 

Amuoe',  Mz»,  Mzd3,  Mz*- 

A'nal,  Nl* 

NG 

Analecta,  N1-K-T= 

Amuse'ment,  MzS-Mut 

Analectic,  N1-K-T2-K 

Amus'er,  M-Zr3 

An'alects,  Nll-Kts 

Amus'ingly,  Mz-BTG-t* 

Anaieni'ma,  Jf-Z^-'-M 

Amu'sire,  M«-VJ 

Analep'sis,  Nl-Pssa 

Amyg'dalate,  M-Gr-IS»-£t 
Amyg'tlaline,  M  -  G  -  1>3- 

Analep'tic,  Nl-Pt2-K 
Analog^cal-ly,  Nl-Ji-Kl 

in 

Analog'icalness,    Nl-J1- 

Amyg'daloid,  M-G-B*-£^ 

Et-Ns 

D 

Anarogism,  Nl-T»-zlH 

Amygdaloid'al,  M-G-D1- 

ABai^ogiee,  Nl-Jz' 

i-Dl 

Anal'ogous,  Nl4-Gs 

Amyia'ceous,  M-L*-SHe 

An'alogue,  KP-G 

An,  Ni.    The  article  an  is  Anal'ogTi    Nl-tH.      See 

written  as  follows: 

Knowledge. 

1.  By  a  light  dot  above 

Anal'yses,  Nlsz1 

fi*e  line  ^  first  position  ). 

Anal'yBis,  Nlss» 

2.  At  the  cona-meneement 

An'alyst.Nlsti 

of  iphrases,  by  atick  struck 

Analytic,  N1-T*-K 

immaria'bly  an  the  direction 

Analyt'ical-ly,  Nl-T'-Kl' 

of  the  stem  P. 

Analyt'ics,  Nl-Ta-Ks 

3.  In  the  middle  or  at  the 
end  'of  phrases,  by  -a  tick 

Analyz'able.JIlz-B^'-L) 
Analyza%ion,  MzsAw* 

•truck  in  the  direction  of 

An'alyee,    Nlz^,     Nlzdiv 

either  P  or  CH,  according 

Nlz^-NG 

to  which    gives   the    be«t 

An'alyzrar,  Nl-Zr* 

Junction.    See  A  aad  And. 

AaaTQor'phosis  or  Ana- 

4.  By  the  n-hook,   88  in 

morpno'sis,  N-M-Je'cr* 

the  following  phrases' 

-JF&s 

By.  an,  Bn1 

Ana'nas,  N«-lfs 

AND 

An'apoest,  N-Pst1 
Anapaest'ic,  N-Ps*-T-K 
Anapsest'ical,  N-Ps*-T-Kl 
Anaph'ora,  N-F'-.S 
An'arch,  N^-K 
Anareh'ic,  Nr^K-K 
Anarch'ical,  Nr'-K-Kl 
An'archist,  Nri-Kst 
An'archy,  Nrl-K 
Anasar'ca,  N-sR*-K 
Anasar'cous,  N-sff'-Ks    , 
Anaa'tomose,  Ns-Tl-Mz,i 

Ns-T^Mzd,        Xs-T'-Mz- 

NG 

Anastomo'sis,  Ns-T2-Mss 
Anastomot'ic,  Ns-Tl-Mt- 

K 

Anas'trophe,  N-sTrJ-F 
Anath'ema,  N-TH1-!* 
Anathematiza'tion,    N- 

Anath'ematize,  N  -  TH>- 

M-Tz.  N-THi-M-Tzd,  N- 

TH'-M-Tz-KG 
Anatom'ic,  N-T'-IVI-K 
Anatom'ical-ly,  N-T>-M- 

Kl 

Anat'omist,  N-T^-lVIst 
Anatotniza'tion,  N  -  T«- 

Mz.'tAn 
Anat'omize,  N-T»-Mz,  H- 

Ti-Mzd,  N-Ti-Mz-NG 
Aaat'omy,  N-T^M 
An'bury,  N-B1-^ 
An'cestor,  N-Sstr1 
Ances'tral,  N-Ss2-Tr-.L 
An'cestry,  N^Ss^Tr 
Anch'or,   NG^Kr,   NG1 

Krd,  NGi-Kr-NG 
Anch'orage,  NG-Kr-J» 
Anch'oress,  NG-Kr-81 
Anch'oret,  NG-Kr-Ti 
Anch'orite,  NG-Kr-Ti 
Anch'or-ice,  N«i-Kr-I-S 
Ancho'vy,  N-CH^-V 
An'chylose,  NG  -  K  -  Lslf 

NG-K-I,st»,    ~ 

NG 

An'cient,  Nshi 
An'ciently,  Ns 
An'cientness, 
An'cientry,  Nshat«-2Z 
An'cillary,  N-s/,l-« 

Aucip  ittXlt  ^N-sP^-Al 

An'cony,  N>-K-N 
And,  N-D'.  Andls writtep 
as  follows  • 

.  1.  By  a  light  dot  above 
the  line  (first  position). 

2.  At  the  contmencemenl 
of  phrases,  toy  a  tick  strnch 
invariably  in  the  directioD 
of  the  stem  P. 

3.  la  the  middle  or  at  the 
end  of  phrases,   by  a  tick 
struck  ia  the  direction  ol 
either  P  or  CH,  according 
to  which   gives   the  best 
junction.    See  A  and  And. 

4.  By  the  n-hook.  as  in 


AND 


the  following  phrases  : 

Anguin'eal,  N3-Gw-Xl 

That  and,  DHn1 

An'guish,  NG-Gw-SH1 

She  and,  SHn3 

An'gular,  XG-G1-R1 

He  and.  Hn3 

Angularity,  XG-Gl-^-T 

You  and,  Yns 

(or-flt1) 

See  An. 

An'gularly,  NG-Gl-R1-^ 

Andan'te,  N-D»-N-T 

An'gularness,  NG-G1-E1- 

Andiron,  N-Di-Bn 

Ns 

Androg'ynal,  N-Dri-J-Nl 

An'gulated,  NG-Gl-Td1 

Androg'ynous,  N-Dri-J- 

Anhela'tion,  N-H-ishn2 

Ns 

Anhy'drous,  N-H-Drs1 

An'droid,  N-Drd1 

Anil,  N-L1 

[  Androi'des,  N-Dri-Dz 

Anile,  N-L1 

An'ecdotal,  X-K-D>-T1 

An'ileness,  N-Li-Ns 

An'ecdote,  X-K-Dt1 

Anility,  N-i3-T 

anecdotlcal,  X  -  K  -  Dt1- 

Animadversion,    N-M- 

'   Kl 

D--Vrshn 

Anemog'raphy,  X-M-Gr- 

Animadver'sive,     N-M- 

Jpl 

D-'-Vrs-V 

Anemol'ogy,  N-M-£.i-J 

Animadver'siveness, 

Anemom'eter,  N^M-Mtr 

N-M-D-'-Vrs-V-Ns     UVs] 

Anemom'etry,  X  -  M  -  M- 

Animadvert',     N-M-D-- 

Tr1 

Vrt,    N-M-D«-Vr-Td,    X- 

Anem'one,  X2-M-N 

M-DZ-Vrt-XG 

Anem'oseope,    N-Ms-K- 

Ammadvert'er,  N-M-D2- 

P* 

Vrtr 

An'eroid,  Xr-D1 

Animal,  N^Ml 

An'eurism,  X-Rz1-M 

Animal'cula,  x-Ml-K-i1 

Anew',  X3,  with  final  tick 

Animal'culine.     N'-Ml- 

like  New,  which  see. 

Klu 

Aniractuoslty,  N-Fr!-K- 

Animal'cule,  NJ-Ml-Kl 

CH-sT 

Animal'culist.      N'-Ml- 

Anfract'uous,     N-Fr^K-     Klst 

CHs 
An'gel,  X-J12    [Jl2] 

Animal'culum,     N^Ml- 
Kl-M 

An'gelet,  N-  3*-Li 
An'gel  -fish,  X-  Jt-L-'F-SIT 

Animal-flower,   XJ-M1- 
Fl-R 

Angelic,  N-Jl*-K  [J12-K]  Animalism,  Nl-Mlz-M 

A  ncro'l'-mal.'lTr     "NT  _  .112  _  VI     A«i  —  .,  T-;*-^     XT    TIITI    ml 

ANO 

Annomina'tion,     N2-N- 

M-Nshn.  See  Domination. 
An'notate,   N-Tti,    N-Ti- 

Td,  N-Tt(-)1 

Annotation,  N-Tshn2 
Annota'tor,  N-Ttr- 
Annot'to,  N-T1 
Announce',   N1  -  Ns.  N1- 

Nst.  Ni-Ns-NG 
Announce'ment,  X'-Ns- 

Mnt 

Announc'er,  X-Xs-R1 
Annoy',  Ni.  N-D',  Ni-NG. 
Annoy'ance,  Ni-Xs 
Annoy'er,  X-R1 
An'nual,  X-L1 
An'nually,  X-i1 
Annuitant,  X-Tnts 
Annuity,  X-T3 
Annul',  X-L2,   X-Ld2,   X- 

L2-XG 

An'nular,  X-Lri 
An'nulary,  ~S-Ll-R 
An'nulated,  X-iLTd     • 
An'nulet,  X-it1 
Annul'ment,  X-L2-Mnt 
An'nulose,  X-is1 
Annu'merata,  X3-X-Mrt 
Annumera'troa, 

Mrshu 
Annun'ciate,     TS 


Angel'ical-ly,  N  -  Jl2  -  Kl  Animal'ity,  N-M1-T1 

[J12-K1]  Animaliza'tion,         „- 

Angellcalness,  N  -  Jl2  -  j    MlzsAn 

Kl-Ns  Anlmalize,  N'-Mlz,  N1- 

Angelol'ogy,  N- Jl«-i-J    I    Mlzd,  N'-Mlz-NG 
An'ger,  NGi-Gr,  NGi-Grd,  Animate,  N-M-T1,  N-M- 

NGi-Gr-XG  Td1,  N-M-T'-NG 

Angi  na,  N-Ji-N  Animated,  N-M-Td1 

Angiog'raphy,N-Jt-Gr-F  Animation,  N2-Mehn 
Angiol  ogy,  N-Jt-i-J  Anlmative,  N-M-Tvi 
Angiot  omy,  N-Jt-T-M  Animosity.  N-Ms-H 


An'gle-bar,  NGi-Gl-Br 
An'gle-iron,  NG'-Gl-I-Rn 
a.n'gler,  NG-G1-B1 
An'gles,  NGi-Glz 
A-n'glican,  XQi-Gl-Kn 
An'glicanism,   NG  -  Gl  - 

Kn  -  Z1  -  M 
An'glice,  NG-G1-S1 
An'glicism,  NGi-Gl-szM 
An'glicize,   NG  -  Gl  -  Sz*, 

NG-Gl-Szd«,    NG-Gl-Sz1- 

NG 
An'glo-Saxon,  NGt-Gls- 

Ks-X    [XGlsi-Ks-N] 
An'gor,  NG'-Gr 
An'grily,  XG-Gr-i1 
An'gry,  NGJ-Gr    [NGr1] 
Anguil'liform,  N-Gw-Z,*- 

F(-R-M) 


Ank'er,  NG1-Kr 
An'kle,  NG»-K1 
An'lace,  N-isl 
An'nalist,  N-ist* 
An'nals,  N-Lz1 
An'nats,  N-Ts1 
Anneal',  N-L3,  N-Lds,  N- 

Annex',    N2-Ks,    N2-Kst, 

N»-Ks-NG 

Annexa'tion,  N*-Ks*ftn 
Annexlon,  X2-Kshn 
Annex'ment,  N2-K-sMnt 
Anni'hilable,  N-H-i'-Bl 
Annihilate,  N-H-iti,  N- 

H-it-Td,  N-H-it!-NG 
Annihila'tion,         N-H- 

Anniver'sary,  N-V(r)s*-/2 


Annuncia'tion,          Nn- 

SHshu* 

Annun'ciator,  Xn-5Htr2 
An'ode.  X-D1 
An'odyne,  X-Dn1 
Anoint',  Nnt1,    X-X-Td1, 

Anoint'ed,  X-X-Td1 
Anoint'er,  Xntr1 
Anoint'ment,  Xnt^-Mnt 
Anom'alism,  X-H-Lzi-M 
Anomalist'io,  X-M-isa- 

T-K 
Anomalist'ical,    N  -  M  - 

Anom'alous,  X-AI-Ls1 
Anom'alously,  X-JI-is1- 

L 

Anom'aly,  X-M-i1 
Anon',  Xu1 
Anon'ymous,  Xni-Ms 
Anon'ymousiy,  Xn-Ms- 

Anoth'er,     Xdhr1— Writ- 
teii  in  first  position  to  dis- 
tinguish it  from  A'o  other. 
Another  is  also  written  by 
then-hook  and  lengthening 
principle  combined,   as  in 
the  following  phrases: 

By  another,  Budhr 
At  another,  Tndhr1 
Of  another,  Vndhr1 
With  ano'r,  DHndhr' 
Was  another,  Zndhr1 
In  another,  Nndhr3 
Still  ano'r,  Bi&nxlhr* 
Anot'ta,  N-T1 


ANS 

An'sated,  N-sTdi 
An'serine,  N-sTJn1 
An'swer,  JJ-s-R1,  N-stfd1, 

An'swerable-y,  N-sJS1- 

Bl 
An'sworableness,      Ns- 

.Ri-Bl-Ns    C:Bs] 
An'swerer,  N-s/^-B 
An't.  Nt2 
Ant,  Nt '• 
Antac'id,   Nt-S^D.      See 

Antiacid. 
Antag'onism,  Nt-Gn-Z1- 

M    [Nti-G-zM] 
Antag'onist,  Nt-Gn-Sti 
Antagonist'ic,  Nt  -  Gn  - 

Antag'onize,  Nt-Gn-Z1 
Antal'gic,  N-Ti-i-J-E 
AntalTcali.  Nt-H-Kl 
Antaphrodis'iac,  Nt-F3- 

R-D-zE 
Antaphrodit'ic,  Nt  -  F3 - 

R  -  Dt  -  E 
Antarc'tic,  Nt-RJ-E-T-E 

[Nt-Rti-E] 
Antarthrit'ic,        Nt-B3- 

THr-T-E 

Ant'-bear,  Nti-B-B 
Ant'-eater,  Nt'-Tr 
Anteced'ence,  N-Ts3- 

Dns 
Anteced'ency,       E-Ts3- 

Dn-S 

Anteced'ent,  N-T3-sDnt 
Anteced'ently,    N  -  T3  - 

sDnt-L 

Anteces'sor,  N-T2-ssR 
An'te-chamber,  Nt-CH2- 

M-Br 

An'te-chapel,  Nt-CHi-Pl 
An'tecursor,  Nt-Er-sR1 
An'tedate,  Nt-Dti,  Nt-D1- 

Td.  Nt-DtC)1 
Antedilu'vian,  Nt-D3-i- 

Vn 

An'telope,  N-T^i-P 
Antelu'can,  N-T3-£-En 
Antemerid'ian,  N-T3-M- 

R-Du 
Antemun'dane,  N-T2-M- 

N-Dn 

Anten'na,  N-T2-N 
Anten'nse,  N-T2-N 
Antenup'tial,  Nt-N-P2- 

8H1 

Antepas'chal,  Nt-PsJ-El 
An'tepast,  Nt-Pst> 
Antepenult',  Nt-P^Nlt 
Antepenult'ima,  Nt-P2- 

Nl-T-M 
Antftpenult'imate,  Nt  - 

pz-Nl-T-Mt 
Ante'rior,  N-T3-jR-B 
Anterior'!  ty,  N- 
An'te-room,  Nt-Ri-M 
Anthelmin'tic,  N-TH3 

L-Mnt-K 

in'them,  N-THI-M 


12 

An'ther,  Nthr1 
An'theral,  Nthr-Li 
Antherif'ercus,Nthr-F3- 

Be 

Ant'-hill,  Nti-Hl 
Antholog'ical, 

J-E1 

Anthol'ogy,  N-THi-i- J 
An'thracite,  Nthrs-T1 
Anthracit'ic,  Nthrs-T3-E 
Anthropog'raphy,  Nthr- 

pi-Gr-F 

An'thropoid,  Nthr-Pd1 
Anthropolog'ical,  Nthr- 

Anthropol'ogy,  Nthr-Pi 

L-3 
Anthropomor'phic, 

Nthr-Pi-M-fi-F-E 
Anthropomor'phism, 

Nthr-P:-M-«-Fz-M 
Anthropomor'phite, 

Nthr-P'-M-fi  Ft 
Anthropomorphous, 

Nthr-Pi-M  R  Fs 
Anthropopath'ical, 

Nthr-P'-P  TH  El 
Anthropop'athism, 

Nthr-P»-P-THz-M 
Anthropop'athy,  Nthr- 

pi-P-TH 
Anthropoph'agi,  Nthr- 

pi-F-J 
Anthropoph'agy,  Nthr- 

pi-F-J 
Antiac'id,  N-Ti-S-D.    See 

Antacid. 
An'tic,  Nti-E 
An'tichrist,  Nti-Krst 
Antichris'tian,    Nt-Ers- 

Tn3  (or-CHn3)     [Nt3-Er] 
Antic'ipate,  Nts-Pt3,  Nts- 

P3-Td.  Nts-PtC)3 
Anticipa'tion,  Nts-Pshn2 
Antic'ipative,  Nts-Pt3-V 
Antic'ipator,  Nts-Ptr3 
Antic'ipatory,  Nts-P3-T- 

R 
Anticli'max,  N-Ti-El-M- 

Es 

Anticli'nal,  N-T^El-Nl 
An'ticly,  Nt-E-z,i 
Anticonstitu'tional,  N- 

TSistTshn-L, 
Anticonta'gious,  N  -  T2  i 

T-Js 
Anticosmet'ic,  N-T2-E- 

zMt-E 

An'tidotal,  Nt-D^Tl 
An'tidote,  Nt-Dt' 
Antifeb'rile  or  Antife'- 

brile,  Nt-F2or3-Br-L 
Antil'ogy,  N-T3-i-J 
Antima'niac,  N-T2-M-N 

E 

Antima'son,  N-T2-Ms-N 
Antima'sonry, 

N-R 
Antimonarch'ical, 

T'-M-Nr-E-Kl 


ANT 

Antimo'nial,  N-T«-M-N. 

L 

An'timony,  N-Ti-M-N 
Antino'mian,  Nt2-N-Mn 
Antino'mianism,  Nt-N 

Mn-Z2-M 
An'tinomy  or  Antin'o- 

my,  Nt^o7*3-N-lM 
Antipa'pal,  Nt-ps-Pl 
Antipapist'ic,  Nt-P*-Ps  - 

T-E 
Antipapist'ical,  Nt  -  P3- 

Ps-T-El 
Antiparalyt'ic,   Nt  -  P3 


Antipathet'ic, 

T-K  / 

Antipathetical,  Nt  -  P2- 

THt-El 

Antip'athy,  Nt-ps-TH 
Antipestilen'tial,      Nt- 

Ps2-T-J!/-N-SHl 
Antiphiogis'tic,  N  -  T3  - 

Fl- J-sT-E 
An'tiphon,  Nt-Fn* 
Antiph'onal,  Nt-F3-Nl 
Antiphon'ic,  Nt-Fni-K 
Antiphon'ical,  Nt  -  Fn1- 

E-L 

Antiph'ony,  Nt-F3-N 
Antiph'rasis,  N-T^-Frss 
Antiphras'tic,  N-Ti-Frs- 

T-E 
Antiphras'tical-Iy,     N- 

Ti-Frs-T-El 
Antip'odal,  Nt-P3-Dl 
An'tipode,  Nt-Pdi 
An'tipodes  or  Antip'o- 

des,  Nt-Pdzi  or  Nt-pa-Dz 
An'tipope,  Nt-ps-P 
Antiprelat'ical,  Nt  -  Pr1- 

Lt  El 
Antiqua'rian,  N-T^-Ew- 

Rn 
Antiqua'rianism,  N-T2- 

Kw-fln-Z-M    (Rnz-M) 
An'tiquary,  N-Ti-Ew-B 
An'tiquate,  N-T^-Kwt 
An'tiquated,  N  -  T1  -  E< 

Td 
An'tiquatedness,  N-T1- 

Ew-Td-Ns 
Antique',  N-T3-E 
Antique'ness,  N-T3-E-Ns 
Antiq'uity,  N-T3-Ew-T 
Antis'cians,  K-T't-SHna 
Antis'cii,  N-T3-,Mr 
Antiscorbu'tic,   N  -  T3  - 

sEr-Bt-K 
Antiscorbu'tical,  N-T8- 

eEr-Bt-El 
Antiscrip'tural,    N-Ts«- 

Er-Ptr-L 

Antisep'tic,  N-T2-sPt-E 
Antislav'ery,  N-T2-sZ,-Vt 
Antiso'cial,  N-T«-sSHl 
Antispasmod'ic,     N-T1- 

sP-zMd-E 
Antispas'tic, 
T-K 


ANT 

Antisplenet'ic,     K-Ts*- 

Pln-T-K 
Antis'trophe,  N-T»-sTr- 

F 
Antistroph'ic,        N-T1 

sTrf-K 

Antithesis,  Nt-THss3 
Antithet'ic,  Nt-TH^-T-K 
Antithet'ical,  Nt-THt2- 

Kl 
Antitrinita'rian,  Nt-Tr2- 

N-T-fin 
Antitrinita'rianiszn,  Nt- 

Tr2-N-T-finz-M 
An'titype,  Nt-Ti-P 
Antityp'ical,  Nt-T3-P-Kl 
Ant'ler,  Nt-Lr1 
Ant'lered,  Nt-£rd» 
Antonoma'sia,  Nt-N-M- 

An'vil,  N-Vi-L 
Anxi'ety,  NGs-Ti 
Anx'ious,  NG-SHsi 
Anx'iously,  NG-SHs1-^ 
Anx'iousness,  NG-SHs1- 

Ns 
Any,  N3— Written  in  third 

position  to  distinguish  it 

from  No. 
Ao'nian,  Nn* 
A'orist,  Rst2 
Aorist'ic,  Rs3-T-K 
Aor'ta,  fli-T 
Aort'al,  jRi-T-L 
Aort'ic,  Ri-T-S. 
A-pace',  Ps2 
Apago'ge,  P2-G-J 
Apagog'ical,  pi-G-J-Kl 
Apart',  Pl-Rt 
Apart'ment,  Prti-Mnt 
Apathet'ic,  P2-TH-T-K 
Ap'athist,  pi-THst 
Ap'athy,  pi-TH 
Ape,  P2,  Pt2,  P2-NG 
Apeak',  P3-ft 
Apep'sy,  P2-P-8 
Ape'rient,  P3-«nt 
Aper'itive,  P2-.H-Tv 
Ap'erture,  P^-CHr 
Ap'ery,  P*-R 
A.pet'alous,  P^-T-Ls 
A'pex,  P2-Ks 
Aphser'esis  or  Apher'e- 

sis,  F2-.ffss 
Aphe'lia,  F3-Z 
Aphel'ion,  F*-Ln 
Aph'ides,  F'-Dz 
A'phis,  Fs2 
Aph'ony,  F'-N 
Aph'orism,  F!-^-zM 
Aph'orist,  Fl-Rst 
Aphorist'ic,  Fa-fis-T-K 
Aphorist'ical-ly,  F3-fis- 

T-K1 
Aph'thong,  FLTH-Nd  or 

P'-TH-NG 
Aph'yllous  or  Aphyl'- 

lous,  F'orS-is 
A.'piarist,  P2-Kst 
A-'piary,  P2-jB 


13                                APP 

Ap'ical,  pi-Kl 

Appall',  P'-L,   Pi-Ld,  Pi- 

Ap'ices.  Psz1 
Apiece  ,  Ps3 

L-NG 
Ap'panage,  Pal-J 

Ap'ish,  P2-SH 

Appara'tus,  P'^-S-Ts 

Ap'ishness,  P2-SH-Ns 

Appar'el,  pi-m,   pi-/zid, 

Apoc'alypse,  Pi-Kl-Ps 

P'-Til-NG 

Apocalyp'tic,  P3-Kl-Pt-K 

Appar'ent,  P'-flnt 

Apocalyp'tical,     P3-K1- 

Appar'ently,  Pl-Rut-L 

Pt-Kl 

Appari'tion,  P3-A'sim 

Apoc'opate,  P^K-pt,  pi- 

Apparitor,  Pl-Rtr 

K-P-Td,  P«-K-PltCj 

Appeal",  P^-L,  P^-Ld,  P3- 

Apoc'ope,  P!-K-P 

L-XG 

Apoc'rypha,  pi-Kr-F 

Appeal'able,  P3-/.-B1      . 

Apoc'ryphal,  pi-Kr-F-L 

Appear',  P^-R,  P--Ud,  P«J 

Ap'ode,  P!-D 

R-XQr                                         1 

Apodeic'tic,  pi-D-K-T-K 

Appear'ance,  P3-/Jns 

Apodeic'tical,pi-D-IC-T-  Appear'er,  l^-Hr 

Kl 

Appeas  able,  Pz3-Bl 

Apodic'tic,  P3-D-K-T-K 

Appeas'ableness,     Pz3-* 

Apodic'tical,  Pa  -  D  -K-T- 

Bl-Ns     r:]isi 

Kl 

Appease',  Pz^,  Pzd3,  Pz3- 

Apod'osis,  P!-Dss 

NG 

Ap'ogee,  P'-J 

Appease'ment,   P^-zilnt 

Apologet'ic,  P2-£-Jt-K 

Appeas'er,  P-^-Zr 

Apologet'ical,P2-i-Jt-Kl 

Appea'sive,  Pt^-V 

Apologet'ics,  P2-i-Jt-K.s  lAppel'lant,  P--/,nt 

Apol'ogist,  pi-L-Jst           Appellate,  P^-^t 

Apol'ogize,  P'-i-Jz,  P1-  Appella'tion,  P--i.slin 

/,-Jzd,  Pl-L-Jz-NGt 

Appellative,  P2-it-v 

Ap'ologue,  Pl-L-Q 

Appellatory,  P^-Lt-S 

Apol'ogy,  Pl-L-J               Appellee',  P*-L 
Apophlegmat'ic,  PJ-FI-  Appellor',  P'-i-R 

G-Mt-K 

Append',   Pud2,    Pn2-Dd, 

Ap'ophthegm,  pi-TH-M 

Pud--NG 

Apoplec'tic,  P-'-Pl-K-T-K  j  Append'age,  Pnd--J 

Apoplec'tical,  P2-  PI  -  K- 

Append'ant,  Pii^-Dnt 

T-K1 

Append'ency,  Pu--Dn-S 

Ap'oplexy,  PJ-PI-K-S 

Appen'dices,  Pu-'-Dsz 

Apos'tasy,  Ps'-T-S 

Appen'dix,  Pu2-D-Ks 

Apos'tate,  Ps'-Tt 

Appercep'tion,      P2-^Js- 

Apos'tatize,   Ps  l  •  T  -  Tz, 

Pshu 

Ps»-T-Tzd,  Ps»-T-Tz-NG 

Appertain',  P2-B-Tn,  P«- 

Apos'temate,  Ps!-T-Mt 

^J-Tnd,  P2-/e-Tn-XG.  Sea 

Apostem'atous,  Ps2  -  T  - 

Pertain. 

M-Ts 

Apper'tinence,    P2  -  Rt  • 

Ap'osteme,  Psi-T-M 

Nns 

Apos'tle,  Ps!-L 

Apper'tinent,  P2-fit-Nnt 

Apos'tleship,  Ps^LiSH 

Ap'petence,  PJ-Tns 

Apos'tolate,  Ps^-T-Lt 

Ap'petemcy,  P^Tn-S 

Apostol'ic,  Psi-T-i-K 

Ap'petent,  PI  Tut 

Apostol'ical,  Ps!-T-L-Kl 

Ap'petible,  P^T-Bl 

Apostol'icism,    Ps1  -  T  - 

Ap'petite,  P^Tt 

Lsz  -  M 

Ap'petize,  pi-Tz 

Apostolic'ity,  Ps3-T-Ls-T 

Ap'petizer,  P'-T-Zr 

Apos'trophe,  P^sTr-F 

Applaud',   Pldi,   Pl'-Dd/ 

Apostroph'ic,  pi-sTrf-K 

PldC)1 

Apos'trophize,  P1  -  sTr  - 

Applaud'er,  Pl»-Dr 

F.Z,    pi-sTr-Fzd,  P'-sTr- 

Applaud'ingly,Pldi-NGli 

Fz-NG 

Applause',  Plz1               / 

Apoth'ecary,  pi-TH-Kr 

Applau'sive,  Pls'-V 

Ap'othegm,  P'-TH-M 

Ap'ple,  PI' 

Apothegmat'ic,  P^TH- 

Appli'able,  Pli-Bl 

G-Mt-K 

Appli'ance,  Pins1 

Apothegmat'ical,      P»- 

Applicability,  Pl3-K-Blt 

TH-G-Mt-Kl 

[Pla-K] 

Apotheg'matist,  P*-TH- 

Ap'plicableness,  PU-K- 

G-M-Tst 

Bl-Ns     C'.Bs] 

Apothe'osis,  P»-THss 

Applicable,  PP-K  Bl 

Apothe'osize,  P^-THsz 

Ap'plicant,  Pl»-Knt 

Ap'ozem,  pi-zM 

Ap'plicate,  PP-Kt 

APP 

Application,  Pl2-K6hn 
Applicative,  Pl'-Kt-V 
Ap'plicatory,  T" 
Applique',  PP 
Apply',  P1',.P1< 
Appoggiatu'ra,  Pd3-J-T- 

R 
Appoint',    Pnt1,    Pni-Td, 

Pnti-XG 

Appoint'able,  Pnti-B(-L) 
Appointee',  Pn^-T 
Appoint'er,  Putr1 
Appoint'ment,  Pnt'-Mnt 
Apportion,  P*-JZshn,  P* 

Appor'tioner,    P'-Bshn- 

X 
Apportionment, 

Jtshn-Mn-X  or  iMnt 
Ap'posite,  Pz'-T 
Ap'positeiy,  Pz'-T-/ 
Ap'positeness,  Pz'-T-Xs 
Apposition,  Pzshn3 
Apprais'al,  Prz2-L 
Appraise',    Prz2,    Przd2, 

Appraise'ment, 

zilut 

Apprais'er,  Prz-Zr 
Appre'ciable,  Pi3  SH-Bl 
Appre'ciate,       Pr'-SHt, 

Pr3  S-H-Xd.  PrS-SHt-XG 
Appreciation,          Pr2- 

SHsha 
Appre'ciative,     Pr^-SH- 

Tv 
Appre'ciative  ly,      Pr3- 

Apprehend',  Pr--Hnd, 
Pr2  Hii-Dd,  Pr2-Hnd-XG 

Apprehend'er,  Pr--Hndr 

Apprehen'sible,  Pr^-Xs- 
B(-L) 

Apprehen'sion,        Pr2- 

Apprehen'sive,  Pr2-Xs- 

V 
Apprehen'sively,     Pr2- 

Xs-V-Z, 
Apprehen'siyeness, 

Apprentice,  Pra--Ts, 
Prn2-Tst.  Prii2-Ts-XG 

Apprenticeship,    Prn2- 

.    Ts:SH 

Apprise',  Prz1,  Przd', 
Prz'  XG 

Apprize',  Prz1 

Apprize'rnent,  Pr'-zMnt 

Appriz'er,  P^-Zr 

Approach',  PrJ-CH,  Pr2- 
CHt,  Pr=-CH-XG 

Approach'able,  PrJ-CH> 

Approach'ableness, 
Pr2-CH-Bl-Xs    [:Bs] 

Approach'less,  Pr'-CH- 
Zs 

Ap'probate,  Pr!-B-T 

Approbation,  Pr^-Bshn 


ARC 


hn 
V 

Approbativeness,    Pr*- 
Bt:Vs  or  P2-R-Bt:Vs 

Arbitrable,  Ri-B-Tr-Bl 
Arbit'rament,    Ra-B-Tr- 

1-R 

Ap'probatory,  Pr'-B-T-fl 

Mut 

-NG 

Ap'probative,  Pr'-B-Tv 
Appro'priable,     Pr^-Pr- 

Aj'bitrarily,  R'-B-Tr-T?! 
Arbitrary,       R'-B-Tr-fi 

J-T- 

Bl 

[R'-Bt] 

Appropriate,      PrJ-Prt. 

Arbitrate,  RJ-B-Trt,  R1- 

i-Td, 

Pr2-Pr-Td.  Pr2-Prt(-) 

B-TrTd,  Ri-B-TrtC) 

Appro'prlately,  Pr~Prt- 

Arbitration,  R2-B-Trslin 

J(-D 

L, 

Arbitrator,  R'-B-Trtr 

Appro'priateness,   Pr2  - 

Ar'bitratrix,  R'-B-Tr-Tr- 

Prt-Xs 

Ks 

Mnt 

Appropriation,         Pr*- 

Ar'bitress,  R^B-Trs 

,  I"* 

Prshii 

Ar'bor,  R'-Br 

Appro'priator,  Pr2-Prtr 

Arbo'real,  R=-B-B1 

sim- 

Approv'able, Prv^-B(-L) 

Arbo'reous,  R2  B-Ks 

Appro  v'al,  Pr^-Vl 

Arbores'ence,   R'--B-JJs- 

ps. 

Approve',   Prv3,     Prvd3, 

Xs 

Prv^-XG 

Arbores'cent,     R2-B-Ks- 

Approv'er,  Pr^-Vr 

K* 

Approximate,  Pr1  -  K.  - 

Arboricult'ure,  R2-B-fl- 

r-xs 

sMt,   Pr^Ii-slI-Td,    Pr1- 

Kltr 

K-sMt(-) 

Ar'borist,  R!-Brst 

Approximation,  Pr2-K- 

Arborization,  R2-Brz*An 

rzd«, 

slislm 

Ar'borize,  R'-Brz 

Approx'imative,  Pr'-K- 

ArTjorous,  R'-B-fis 

Pr2- 

silt-V 

Ar'buscle,  R^Bs-L 

Ap'pulse   or  Appulse', 

Arbus'tive,  R2-Bs-Tv 

P'or2-Ls 

Arbustum,  R2-Bs-T-M 

7-B1  Appul'slon,  P2-Lshn 

Ar'bute,  R'-Bt 

Appur'tenance,  P2  -  Rt  - 

Xiia 

Appurtenant,  P2-^t-Xnt 
A'prlcot,  Pr^-Kt 
A'pril,  Pr2-L 
A'pril-iool,  Pr2-Z,-F-L 
A'pron,  Pm2 
A'proned,  Prnd2 
Apropos',  Pr--Po 
Ap'sides,  Pgi-Dz 
Ap'sis,  Pas1 
Apt'ly,  Pt'-Z, 
Apteral,  P'-Tr-L 
Apterous,  Pi-Trs 
Apt'itude,  Ptt-Td 
Apt'ly,  Pt'-Z, 
Apt'ness,  Pt'-Xs 
Aptote,  P'-Tt 
A'qua,  Kw2 
Aqua'ria,  Kw-J?2 
Aqua'rium,  K.w-R2-M 
Aqua'rius,  Kw-^s2 
Aquat'ic,  Kw-T'-K 
Aquat'ical,  Kw-T'-Kl 
A'quatint,  Kw-Tut- 
Aquatin'ta,  Kw-Xu3-T 
Aq'ueduct,  Kw-L>i-E.t 
A'queous,  Kw-S2 
A'quifprm,  Kw-F2-R*M 
Aq'uiline,  Kw-Ln'* 
Arab,  Ri-B 
Ar'abesque,  Ri-B-sK 
Ara'bian,  R-'-Bu 
Ar'abic,  R'-B-K 
Arabist,  Ri-Bst 
ATable,  Ri-Bl 
Ara'neous,  R2-Xs 
ArTsalest  or  ATbalist, 

Arbiter,  R»-Btr 


Arbutus,  R^-B-Ts 
Arc,  R'-K. 
Arcade',  RS-Kd 
Arca'na,  R2-K-X 
Arca'num,  Ri-Kn-M 
Arch,  TJ'-CH,  2il-CHt,  £U 

Cfl-XG 
Archseolog'ical,  Ri-K-i. 

J-K1 
Archaeol'ogist,    Ri-K-Z«- 

Jst 

Archseol'ogy,  Ri-K-i-J 
Archa'ic,  K--K-K 
Archa'ical.  R--K-K1 
Ar'chaism,  R'-K-zM 
Archan'gel,  R2  -  K  -  X  -  Jl 

Archangel'ic,  R2  -  K  -  X- 

Jl-K 
Archbish'op,    TZ^GH-B- 

SH-P    [K'-CH-Bj 
Archbish'opric,  B'-CH- 

B-SH-P-R-K  [A'J-CH-B-K 
Archdea'con,   .fti-CH-D- 

Kn 
Archdea'conry,   Kl-CH- 

Archdea'conship,      RU 

CH-D-Ku:SH 

Archdu'cal,  .Ri-CH-D-Kl 
Archduch'ess,  .K'-CH-D- 

CHs 
Archduch'y,  iii-CH-D- 

CH 

Archduke',  fii-CH-D-K 
Archduke'dom,  £i-CH 

D-K-D-M 
Arch'ed,  Ri  CHt 
Arch'er,  Ri-CHr 
(Arch'ery,  Ri-CHr 


ARC 


15 


AKH 


Arch'escourt,  B*  -  CHz  - 

the  end  of  phrases  (when 

Ariette',  R^-HT 

'    Krt 

mode  3.  or  4.  cannot  be  em- 

Aright', Kl-T 

Archetypal,  Ri-K-T-Pl 

ployed),  by  E  ;  thus, 

Ar'iose,  RUS 

Ar'chetype,  Ri-K-T-P 

There  are,  DHr'-B 

Arise',  Rz1,  Rz'-KG 

Archfiend',  B'-CHf-Nd 

There  are  many,  — 

Aris'enT  Rz:j-N 

Archidiac'onal,  Ri-K-D- 

DHr'-R-M-N 

Aristoc'racy,  Rs'-T-Kr-S 

E-H1 

Many  are,  M2-N-B 

LBs'-T-Kl 

Archiepis'copaey,     B1- 

So  there  are,  Sdhr^-B 

Aris'tocrat  or  Ar'isto- 

»  K-P-BK-P-S 

See  Were. 

crat,  Rs3orJ-T-Krt 

Archiepis'copal,    R'-K- 

3.  By  the  r-hook  ;  thus, 

Aristocrat'ic,    R^-T-Kr- 

.   P-sK-Pl 

What  are,  Tr* 

T-K     [R.s'-T-K] 

Ar'chil,  Ri-Kl 

They  are,  DHr8 

Aristocrat'ical,   Rs1  -  T  - 

Archimede'an,  R3-K-M- 

We  are,  Wr3 

Krt-KI 

l   Dn 

You  are,  Yr3 

Aristote'lian^s^-T-T-in] 

Archlpel'ago,     B-K-P1- 

4.  With    preceding  they, 

Ar'ith.mancy  »r  Arith'-j 

G 

by  lengthening  principle, 

mancy,  B^r^-TH-Mn-S 

Architect,       B»-K-T-Kt 

or  large  loop  ;  thus, 

Arith'metic,   B3-XH-Mt-i 

[BJ-K-T] 

If  they  are,  Fdhr* 

K 

Architect'ive,  E«-K-T- 

So  they  are.  Sdhr* 

Arithmet'ical,   it-  -  TH  -' 

Kt-V 

Though  they  are,  — 

Mt-Kl 

Architecton'ic,  EJ-K-T- 

DHdhr* 

Arithmeti'cian,  B3-XH- 

Kt-N-K 

Because  they  are,  — 

M-Tshn 

Architecton'ical,  B»-K 

Kzdhr1 

Ark,  R^K 

T-Kt-N-Kl 

Unless  they  are,  — 

Aries,  Rlz» 

Architect'ress,    B2-K.-T- 

Nlsdhr2 

Arm,  R'-M,  Ri-Md,  R^-M- 

K-Trs 

A'rea,  Ria2 

NG.    Be&Army. 

Arcliitect'ural,   B*-K-T-  Arefac'tion,  Bi-F-Kshn 

Arma'da,  R--M-D 

Ktr-L    [Ei-K-T]              !  Are'na,  E3-N 

Armadil'lo,  Ri-M-D-^ 

Architecture,  Ri  -  K  -  T- 

Arena'ceous,  R«-N-8Hs 

Ar'mament,  Rl-M-Mnt 

Ktr    [Ri-K-T] 

Are'ola,  B3-eZi 

Ar'mature,  R'-Mtr 

Architrave,  Ri-K-Trv 

Are'olse,  W-iL 

Arm'-chair,  E^M-CHr 

Archive,  Ri-Kv 

Are'olar,  Rs-Ci-B 

Arm'ful,  R!-M-F1 

Ar'chives,  R^Kvsz 

Areom'eter,  Ri-Mtr 

Arm'hole,  R'-M-Hl 

Archivist,  Ri-K-Vst 

Areom'etry,  R^M-Tr 

Ar'millary,  lll-~ti-L-R 

Ar'chivolt,  Ri-K-V-Lt 

Areop'agite,  R'-P-Jt 

Ar'millate,  R'-M-it 

Arch'ly,  1V-CH-L 

Areop'agus,  Rl-P-Gs 

Ar'millated,   Ri-M-i-Td 

Arch'ness,  /i1-CH-Ns 

Ar'gal,  R!-G1 

Armin'ian,  R3-Mn-N 

Ar'chon,  E'-Kn 

Ar'gand,  RJ-Gnd 

Armin'ianism,      R3-Mn- 

Arch'way,  BJ-CH-W 

Ar'gent,  Kl--lut 

Nz-M 

Arc'ograph,  E^K-Grf 

Argent'al,  B^Jut-L 

Armip'otent^a-JI-P-Tut 

Arc'tic,  Ri-K-T-K  [Bt»-K] 

Argent'ic,  B^-J-N-T-K 

Ar'mistice,  R'-Ms-Ts 

Arc'uate,  E'-K-T 

Argentiferous,  W-Jnt- 

Arm'let,  IH-M-Lt 

Arc'uated,  E^K-Td 

Y-Ks 

Arm'or,  R»-M-R 

Arcua'tion,  E2-Kshn 

Ar'gentine,  B^J-N-Tn 

Arm'or-bearer,  Ri-M-B- 

Ar'cubalist,  EJ-K-Blst 

Ar'gil,  R'-Jl 

B-Rr 

Arcubal'ister  or  Arcu- 

Argilla'ceous,  R2-j]-Sfls 

Armorer,  R'-M-Rr 

balist'er,  E1  or  3  -  K-  B  - 

Argilliferous,  R3-Jl-Frs 

Armo'rial,  R2-M-B1 

istr 
Ar'dency,  B'-Dn-S 

Argil'lous,  R^-J1-S 
Ar'give,  afi'-Jv 

Ar'mory,  R'-M-B 
Arm'pit,  R'-M-Pt 

Ardent,  B^Dnt 

Ar'gol,  Ri-Gl 

Arms,  E!-Mz 

Ar'dently,  .R'-Dnt-L 

Ar'gonaut,  R^G-Nt 

Ar'my,  Ri-jMI.    See  Arm. 

Ar'dor,  Rdr1 

Argonaut'ic,  R^G-Nt-K 

Ar'nica,  E'-N-K                i 

Ard'uous,  R*-T)-S 
Ard'uously,  /i'-D-Sl 

Ar'gosy,  Ri-G-S 
Ar'gue,  B'-G,  E!-Gd,  BL 

Arnot'to,  R'-N-T 
Aro'ma,  R2-M 

Ard'uousness,  JZ^-Ds-Ns 

G-NG 

Aromat'ic,  Ri-Mt-K 

Are.      The   word   Are   is 

Arguer,  E'-G-R 

Aromat'ical,  R'-Mt-Kl 

written  as  follows: 

Ar'gument,  Ei-G-Mnt 

Aro'matize,  B*-M-Tz,  B 

'    1.  Standing  alone  or  com- 

Argumenta'tion, R2-G- 

M-Tzd.  R-'-M-Tz-NG 

mencing  phrases,  by  K1  , 

M  -  N  -  Tshn 

Aro'matous,  Rs-M-Ts 

thus, 

Argumen'tative,  B*-G- 

Ar'oph,  aBf  ' 

Are,  B1 

Mnt-Tv 

Arose',  Rz2 

Are  they,  ^-DH 

Ar'gus,  E^Gs 

Around',  Rud1 

Are  all,  HI1 

A'ria,  Eia1 

Arouse',  Rz1,  Rzd1,  E2>. 

Are  our,  Krl 

A'rian,  En« 

NO 

Are  we,  Kwl 

A'rianism,  Ens-Z-M 

Aroynt',  Rnt' 

Are  you,  Hyl 

Ar'id,  R1-!) 

Arpeg'gio,  R=-Pd-J 

Are  of,  .Rvi 

Arid'ity,  B3-D-T 

Ar'quebuse,  RJ-Kw-Bs 

Are  there,  .Rdhr1 

Ai-'idness,  B'-D-Ns 

Arquebusier',  R8-Kw-BJ 

Are  the,  .Rt1 

A'ries,  Rz2 

sR 

2.  In  the  middle   or  at 

Ariet'ta,  B^-IjT 

Arrack',  RJ-K 

ARR 

Arraign',  Rn2.  Rnd*,  Rns- 

NG 

Arraign'ment,   fin2-Mnt 
Arrange',  Rn2-J,  Rn*-Jd, 

Ru2-J-NG 
Arrange'ment,   Rn2  -  J  - 

Mnt 

Arran'ger,  Rn*-J-R 
Ar'rant,  Rnt1 
Ar'ras,  Rs1 

Array',  R2,  Rd»,  R*-NG 
Array'er,  R2-B 
Arrear',  R3-R 
Arrears',  R3-Rz 
Arrear'age,  R3-R-J 
Arrect',  R2-Kt 
Arrect'ed,  R2-K-Td 
Arrepti'tious,   R3  -  P  -  T- 

Arrest',     RsV,    Rs2  -  Td, 

Rst(-) 

Arresta'tion,  Rs2-Tshn 
Arret',  RGt2  or  Raa 
Arriere'-ban,  R»-fi-Bn 
Ar'ris,  Rs1 
Arri'val,  R!-V1 
Arrive',  Rv',  fivd1,  Rvlo 
Ar'rogance,  RJ-Gns 
Ar'rogant,  R!-Gnt 
Ar'rogantly,  Ri-Gnt-i 
Abrogate,   Ri-Gt,  Ri-G- 

Td.  Ri-Gt-NG 
Arroga'tion,  R2-Gshn 
Ar'rogative,  Ri-Gt-V 
Ar'row,  R1 
Ar'row-head,  Ri-Hd 
Ar'row-headed,  R»-H- 

Dd 

Ar'rowroot,  RJ-fit 
Ar'rowy,  R611 
Ar'senal,  Rs'-N-L 
Ar'senic,  Rsi-N-K 
Arsen'ic,  Rs2-N-K 
Arsen'ical,  Rs2-N-Kl 
Arse'nious,  Rs3-Ns 
Ar'sis,  Rss1 
Ar'son,  Rs'-N 
Art,  Rt' 

Arte'rial,  Rt3-fi-L 
Arterializa'tion,   Rt'-R- 

Arte'rialize,  Rt3  -  R  -  ~Lz. 

Rt3-/d-Lzd.  Rt3-R-Lz-NG 
Arteriot'omy,  Rt^R-T-M 
Ax'tery,  Rt'-fi 
Arte'sian,  Ra-Tzhn 
Art'ful-ly,  Rt'-Fl 
Art'fulness,  Rti-Fl-Ns 

[:Fs] 

Arthrit'ic,  R3-THr-T-K 
Arthrit'ical,  R3-THrt-Kl 
Arthri'tis,  Ri-THr-Ts 
Ar'tichoke,  Ri-T-CH-K 
Ar'ticle,  /eti-Ki,  «t>-Kld, 

jm-Kl-NO 

Artic'ular,  Rt3-Kl-R 
Artic'ulate,  fit3-Klt,  fit3- 

Kl-Td.  fit»-Klt-NG 
Artic'ulately,  fit3  Klt-L 
Articula'tion,  fit2  Klshn 


16 

!  Ar'tiflce,  Rti-Fi 
!  Artificer,  / 
Artifl'cial,  fit3-F-SHl 
Artifl'cially,  RV-F-SHl 
Artifl'cialness,  fit3  -  F  - 

SHI  -  Ns 
Artiflcial'ity,  RV-F-SH1- 

T 

Artillerist,  Rt^-z-fist 
Artillery,  Rt3-L-fi 
Art'isan,  Rt*-zN 
Art'ist,  fi'-Tst 
Artiste',  fi3-Tst 
Artist'ic,  fi3-Tst-K 
Artist'ical,  fi3-Tst-K-L 
Artless,  Rti-£s 
Artlessly,  Rt'-Ls-L 
Artlessness,  Rti-/,s-Ns 
Arundina'ceous,  Rn«-D- 

N-SHs 

Arundin'eous,  Rn3-D-Ns 
Arus'pice,  Rs2-Ps 
Arus'picy,  Rs2-P-S 
As,  aZ'.  As  is  commonly 
written  with  a  small  circle 
in  the  first  position.  The 
phrases,  as  has,  as  is,  as  his, 
are  written  with  a  large 
circle  in  the  first  position , 
as  to,  as  it,  as  the,  with  a 
small  loop  in  the  first  posi- 
tion, inclined  in  the  direc- 
tion of  CH,  and  a*  thr  with 
a  large  loop  in  the  same 
position,  and  with  the  same 
inclination. 
Asafet'ida  or  Asafcet'i- 

da,  S2-Ft-D 
Asbes'tiform,  S2-Bs-T- 

Fr-M 

Asbes'tine,  S2-Bs-Tn 
Asbes'tos  or  Asbes'tus, 

82-Bs-Ts 
Ascend',    Snd2,   -8n*-Dd, 

Snd2-NG 

Ascend'able,  Snd2-B  (-L) 
Ascend'ant,  Snd2-Nt 
Ascend'ency,  Snd2-N-S 
Ascen'sion,  82-Nshn 
Ascen'sional,  S2-Nshn-X 
j  Ascent',  Snt2 
!  Ascertain',    Sr2-Tn,    Sr2- 
I     Tnd,   8r2-Tn-NG 
Ascertain'able,  8r2-Tn-B 

(-L) 
Ascertain'ment,     8r2-T 

(-N)-Mnt 

Ascet'ic,  S2-T-K    • 
Ascet'icism,  S2-T-szM 
lAs'cii,  SHIi1 
'As'cians,  SHlanz1 
iAscit'ic,  S3-T  K 
(Ascit'ical,  S3-T-K1 
!Ascrib'able,  8l-Kr-B-Bl 
'Ascribe',  S>-Kr-B.  Si-Kr- 

Bd.  S'-Kr-B-NG 
Ascrip'tion,  88-Kr-Pshn 
Ash,  SH1 

Ashamed',  SH«-Md 
Ash'en,  SHn1 


ASS 

Ash'ery,  SH'-fi 

Ash'es,  SHzi 

Ashlar  or  Ashler,  SH1- 

Ashlering,  SH»-i-R-NG 
Ashore',  SH2-R.  See  Shore. 
Ash- Wednesday,  SH1- 

W-Nz-D 
Ash'y,  SHI1 
Aside',  8!-D 
As'inine,  S^Nn 
Ask,  S'-K.  S!-Kt,  S'-K-NQ 
Askance',  S'-Kns 
Askant',  S'-Knt 
Ask'er,  S'-Kr 
Askew',  83-K 
Aslant',  Slnt> 
Asleep',  813-P 
I  Aslope',  S12-P 
i  Aso'matous,  S2-M-Ts 
'Asp,  S'-P 
Aspar'agus,  S^P-fi-Gs 

As'pen,  S'-Pn 
Asper'ity,  S2-Pr-T 
Asper'mous,  S2-Pr-Ms 
Asperse',  S2-Prs,  S2-Prst, 

S--Prs-NG 

Aspers'er,  S2-Pr-sR 
Asper'sion,  S2-Prshn 
Asphalt',  S'-Flt 
Asphalt'ic,  S^Fl-T-K 
Asphalt'um,  S^Fl-T-M 

(or-FH-M) 
As'phodel,  S^-F-Dl 
Asphyx'iao/  Asphyx'y, 

S^-F-K-S 
Asp'ic,  S'-P-K 
Aspir'ant,  S'-P-Rnt 
As'pirate,  S^P-fit,  Bl-P- 
'  R-Td.  8i-P-fit-NG 
Aspira'tion,  S2-P-Rshn 
!  Aspire',  S^P-R,  Si-P-Rd, 


Aspir'er,  S"'-P-Rr 
Aspir'ingly,  S'-P-fl-NGl 
Asquint',  S3-Kwnt 
Ass,  S1 

Assafcet'ida,  S2-Ft-D 
Assail',  S1-.  Sid2.  S12-NG 
Assail'able,  S12-B1 
Assail'ant,  SI2-Nt 
Assail'er,  S1'--R 
Assas'sin,  SsJ-N 
Assas'sinate,  Sst-Nt,  8s1- 

N-Td    Ssi-Nt-NG 
Assassina'tion,  Ss2-Nshn 
Assas'sinator,  Ss'-Ntr 
Assault',  Slti.  SU-Td,  SUI- 
NG 

Assault'able,  Slti-Bl 
Assault'er,  Sltr' 
Assay',  S2.  S2-D,  S2-NG 
Assay'er,  S2-R 
Assem'blage,  S2-M-B1-J 
'Assem'ble,  S--M-B1,  8«- 
I     M-Bld.  S2-M-Bl-Na 
Assem'bly,  S3-M(-B1) 
Assent',   But*     Sn*  -  Td, 
Snt»-NG 


ASS                                 17                                ATT 

Assenta'ticn.  Sn^-Tshn 

Assum'er,  S3-M-B 

Asymptotical,  S>-M-Tfc 

Assenta'tor,  Sn^-ltr 

Assump'sit,  S2-Ms-T 

Kl 

Assent'er,  Sntr2 

Issump'tion,  S2-Mshn 

Asyn'deton,  S3-Kd-Tn' 

Assert',  Srt*.  Sr2-Td,  Srt«- 

Assump'tive,  S2-Mt-v 

At,  T1 

NG 

Assur'ance,  SH3-JSns 

At'abal,  Ti-B-L 

Asser'tion,  Srshn* 

Assure',  8H3-E,    SH3-Rd, 

At'aghan,  Ti-Gn 

Assertive,  Sr2-Tv 

SH3-J2-NG 

Ate,  T2 

Assert'or,  Srtr2 

Assur'edly,  8H»-Ed-i 

Athana'sian,  TH2-lfzhn 

Assert'ory,  Srt2-B 

Assur'edness,     SH-i-«d- 

A'theism,  aTH^-z-M.  See 

Assess',  Ss2.  Sst2,  Ssa-NG 

Ns 

Theism. 

Assess'able,  Ss2-B(-L) 

Assur'er,  BH&-R-R 

A'theist,   aTHsts.         gee 

(Assess'ment,  Ss2-Mnt 

Assur'gent,  82-/2-Jnt 

Theist. 

'Assess'or,  Ss2-R 

Astat'ic,  Si-Tt-K 

Atheist'ic,  aTns3  -  T  -  K 

Assesso'rial,  Ss2-JZ-L 

As'ter,  Str1 

See  Theistic. 

As'sets,  Sts1 

As'terisk,  Strs^-K 

Atheist'ical-ly,  :iTns*-T-. 

-Assev'er,  S2-Vr 

As'terism,  St^-Z-M    (or 

Kl 

Assev'erate,   s2-Vrt.  S5- 

-zM) 

Athene'um  or  Athenee'- 

Vr-Td,  S'-Vrt-NG 

Astern',  St2-Kn                      um,  TH^-N-M 

Assevera'tion,  S=-Vrshn 

As'teroid,  Stri-D                  Athe'nian,  THn3-N 

Assidu'ity,  S3-D-T 

Asteroid'aJ,Stri-Dl            Ather'manous,    aTHr2*- 

Assid'uous,  S3-Ds 

Asthen'ic,  82-THn-K             H-Ns 

Assid'uously,  S3-D-S1 

Asth'ma,  St'-M   or  SJ-M  Athirst',  aTHrst2 

Assid'uousness,  S3-Ds- 

or  Z>-M                                 Ath'lete,  THJ-/,t 

Ns 

Asthmat'ic,  St>(or  S1  or  Athlet'ic,  TH2-L-T-K' 

Assign',  Sni,  Snd1,    Sn1- 

Zi)-Mt-K                               Athwart',  TH'-Wrt 

NG 
Assign'able,  SnJ-B  (-L) 

Asthmat'ical,  Sti(or  8'  or  Atilt',  aT3-Lt 
Z»)-Mt-Kl                         1  Atlante'an,  T3-i-N-Tn 

Assignat',  Si-N-Y  or  S1- 

Aston'ish,  SU-N-SH,  St'- 

Atlan'tes,  T^i-N-Tz 

G-Nt 
Assigna'tion,  S2-G-Nshn 

N-SHt,  Sti-N-SH-NG  [SU, 
St»,  StC)1  ] 

Atlan'tiCj  T^/.nt-K 
A.tlan'tides,  Ti-int-Dz 

Assignee',  s»-N 
Assign'er,  S^Nr 

Aston'ishing,  Sti-N-SH- 
NG    [  StC)1  ] 

At'las,  T!-is 
At'mosphere,  T'-Ms-F-R 

Assign'ment,  Si  -  N  -  Mnt 
[Si-  Mnt] 

Aston'ishingly,   SU-N- 
SH-NG1    [SV-.L] 

[-MS-F] 
Atmospher'ic,  T--Ms-F- 

Assignor',  Si-Nr 
Assim'ilable,  83-M-Z,-Bl 

Aston'ishment,   Sti  -  N  - 
8H-Mnt    [St!-Mnt] 

R-K.    [-F-K] 
Atmospher'ical,  T2-Ma- 

Assim'ilate,  S3-M-it,  S3- 

Astound',  S!-Tnd,  Si-Tn- 

F-R-Kl    [-F-K1] 

M-i-Td,  Sa-M-£t-NG 

Dd,  S^Tnd-NG 

Atoll',  ilTi-I, 

Assimila'tion,8s-M-.Lshn 

Astr'ad'dle,  Si-Tr-Dl 

At'om,  Ti-H 

Assim'ilative,  S3-M-Zt*  V 

As'tragal,  Stri-Gl 

Atom'ic,  Ti-M-K 

Assist',  Sst3,  Ss3-Td,  Sstt')si 

As'tral,  Str1-^ 

Atom'ical,Ti-M-Kl 

Assist'ance,  Ss3-Tns 

Astray',  S2-Tr 

At'omism,  T^Mz-M 

Assist'ant,  Ss3-Tnt 

Astrict',  S3-Tr-Kt,  S3-Tr- 

At'omist,  T'-Mst 

Assize',  Szi.  Szdi,  Szi-NG 

K-Td,  S3-Tr-Kt-NG 

At'omize,  TJ-Mz 

Assiz'er,  Sz^E 

Astride',  Si-Trd 

Atone',    Tu2,  Tnd=,  Tn*. 

Associabil'ity,  SS-S//-B- 

L-T  (Lt) 

Astringe',  S3-Tr-N-J.  S3- 
Tr-N-Jd.  S3-Tr-N-J-NG 

Atone'ment,  Tn2-Mnt  or 

Asso'ciableness,  S2-SPT- 
Bl-Ns    [IBs] 

Astrin'gency,  S3-Tr-N- 
J-N-8 

T62-Mnt.  See  Attainment. 
Aton'er,  T2-Nr 

Asso'ciable,  S^-SH-Bl 

Astrin'gent,  S3-Tr-N-Jnt 

Aton'ic,  T!-N-K 

Asso'ciate,    S*-SHt,    S2- 

As'trolabe,  Str^ZcB 

At'ony,  T!-N 

SH-TA.  S2-5fft-NG 
Associa'tion,  sa-^flshn 
Associational,  s--»S7/sim, 

Astrol'oger,  Str^Z-Jr 
Astrolog'ic,  Str!-//-J-K 
Astroloc'ical,  Str1  -  L  -  J- 

Atop',  aT1-? 
Atrabila'rian,  Tr2  -  B  -  L- 
Rn 

L 

Kl 

Atrabila'rious,  Tr'-B-£- 

Asso'ciative,  S2-5fll-V 

Astrol'ogy,           8tr1-X.-J 

Ra 

As'sonance,  Si-Nns 

[StrMJ] 

Atrabil'ious,  Tr'-B-is 

As'sonant,  S!-Nnt 

Astron'omer,  Str'-N-Mr 

Atramen'tal,     Tr2-M-N- 

Assort',  Srti,  Sri-Td,  Srti- 

Astronom'ic,   Strt-N-M- 

T-L    fTr2lMnt] 

NG 

K 

Atrament'ous,  Tr2-M-N- 

Assort'ment,  Srti-Mnt 

Astronom'ical-ly,   Str1- 

Ts 

Assuage',  S2-W-J,  S2-W, 

N-M-K1 

Atro'cious,  Tr^-Sffs 

Jd,  S2-W-J-NG 
Assuage'ment,  S2  -  w  -  J- 

Astron'omy,  Stri-N-M 
Astute',  S3-Tt 

Atro'ciously,    TV-SHs-L 
Atro'ciousness,  Tr*-SHa<- 

Mnt 

Astute'ness,  S3-Tt-Ns 

Ns 

Assuag'er,  S2-W-Jr 

Asun'der,  Sndr2 

Atroc'ity,  Trsi-T 

Assua'sive,  S2-Ws-V 

Asy'lum,  8U-M 

At'rophy,  TrJ-F 

As'suetudo,  8J-Td 
Assume',  S3-M,  8s-  Md,  8s. 

Asym'metry,  S3-M-Tr 
As'ymptote,  st-M-Tt 

Attach'-   Ti-CH,   Ti-CHt, 
T^CH-'NG 

M'HG 

Asymptot'ic,  S^M-Tt-K 

Attach'able,  T^CH-Bl 

ATT  18 

Attache',  TS-SHa  Attri b'ute,  Tr»-Bt, 

Attach'ment.Ti-CH-Mnt     Td,  Tr»-Bto 
Attack',  T^K,  T'-Kt,  T1- i  Attribute,  Tr^Bt 

K-XG  '  Attribution,  Trs  Bshn 

Attack'er,  T'-Kr  !  Attrib'utive,  Tr*-Bt-V 

Attain',  Tn2,  Tnd2,  Tn«-i  Attrite',  aTrti 

NG  Attri'tion,  Trshn^ 

Attain'able,  Tn2-B  (-L)      Attune',     aTn3,     aTnds, 
Attain'ableness,  Tn2-B-i     aTn3-XG 

Z-X.s    [:Bs]  i  Au'burn,  B1-ffn 

Attain'der,  Tndr2  i  Auc'tion,  Kshu1 

Attaiii'ment,   Tn*-Mnt    !  Auc'tionary,  Kshn-.fi1 

[T^-Mnt]    See  Atonement. :  Auctioneer',  Kshn-R' 
Attaint',  aTnt2,  aTn2-Td.  Auda'cious,  D2-,^Ws 

aTnt2-XG  Auda'ciously,  D2-SHs-£ 

Attaint'ment,  Tnt2:3Int    Auda'ciousness,  D*-SHa- 
Attem'per,  aT2  -  M  -  Pr.  '•     Ns 

aT2-M-Prd.aT2-M-Pr-XG  Audac'ity,  Ds1-! 
Attempt',  T2-M1,   T2-M-  Au'dible-y,  D»-B1 

Td,  T'--Mt(-)  Au'dibleness,  D^Bl-Ns 

Attempt'able,  T2-Mt-Bl  j    [Bs] 

See  Contemptible.  Au'dience,  Dns1 

Attempt'er,  T2-Mtr 
Attend',    Tnd2,     Tn2-Dd. 

Tnd2-NG 

Attend'ance,  Tnd2-Ns 
Attend'ant,  Tnd2-Xt 
Attend'er,  Tndr* 
Attent',  aTnt2 
Atten'tion,  T^-Xshn 
Attent'ive,  Tnt2-v 
Attentively,  Tnt2-V-i 


Attent'iveness,   Tnt2-V- 


Au'dit,    aDt1,    aDi-Td, 

aDti(-) 
Au'ditor,   Dt1  -  R.       See 

Daughter  and  Doubter. 
Au'ditorship,  Dt^ 
Au'ditory,  W-R 
Au'ditress,  D^Trs 
Auge'an,  J«-N 
Au'ger,  Or1 
Aught,  T> 


Au'gite,  a-Tt1 


Ns    [:Vs]'  'Augment',   G2-Mnt.    G2- 

Atten'uant,  T2-X-Xt  M-N-Td.  G2-Mut-XG 

Atten'uate,  T2-X-T,  T«-N- '  Aug'ment,  G^Mnt 

Td,  T2-N-T-NG  Augment'able,  G  -  Mnt- 

Attenua'tion,  T*-X^Yshn  I    B2  (-L) 
Attest',    aTst2,    aTs2-Td,  Augmenta'tion,  G-M-X- 

aTstO*  I     Tshn2 

Attesta'tion,  Ts2-Tshn 
Attest'or,  aTstr2 
At'tic,  T!-K 
At'ticism,  T'-szM 


Attire',  T^R, 
B-NG 


At'titude,  TJ'Td  or  TJ-T- 

D 
Attitu'dinize, 


Augment'ative,    G-Mnt 

TV* 

Au'gur,  Gr1,  Grd1, 
Au'gural,  G-RV 
T1-  i  Augura'tion,  G-/?shn* 
Augu'rial, 


T»-T-D-Nz- 
NG 

Attol'lent,  Ti-int 
Attor'ney,  Tr2-N 
Attor'neyship,  Tr2-N'SH 


Au'gury,  G-R1 
August',  Gst2 
Au'gust,  Gst1 
Augus'tan,  Gs-Tn* 
August'ine,  Gs-Tn2 
Augustin'ian,  Gs-Tn»-N 
August'ins,  Gs-Tnz2 
August'ness,  Gs-T2-Ns 


Attorn'ment,  T2-«n-Mnt  Aulet'ic,  a/,2-T-K 
Attract',    Tr'-Kt,    Tri-K-  Au'lic,  aLi-K 

Td.  Tri-Kt-NG  !  Aunt,  &Nt» 

Attractabil'ity,  Tr^  -  Kt-  Au'ra,  Ri 

Bl-T(Blt)  iAu'rse,  Ri 

Attract'able,  T^-Kt-Bl    j  Au'ral,  Rl» 
Attract'ile,  Tr]-Kt-L          Au'rated,  a^-Td 
Attraction,  Tr»-Kshn        Aure'lia,  R^-C-L 
Attract'! ve,  Tri-Kt-V       '  Aure'ola,  R3-i 
Attract'i vely,Tr'-Kt-v-L  Au'reole,  Rio1-!! 
Attract'iveness,  Tr»-Kt-  Au'ricle,  Rt-Kl 

V-Ns    [iVs]  i  Auric'ula,  R3-K1 

Attract'or,  Tr'-Ktr  i  Auric'ular,  R3-K1-R 

At'trahent,  Tr»-Hnt         !  Auric'ulate,  R3-K-Lt 
Attrap',  aTri-P  Auriferous,  R3-Frs 

Attributable,  Tr»-Bt-Bl  Au'riibrm,  aR«-Fr-M 


AUT 

Auri'gal,  R>-G1 
Au'rist,  aRst1 
Au'rochs,  aR^Ks 
Auro'ra,  R2-K 
Auro'ral,  R2-.R1 
Ausculta'tion,     S2  •  Kl. 

Tshn 

Au'spicate,  S'-P  Kt 
Au'spice,  s*-Ps 
Auspi'cial,  S:<-P-SH1 
Auspi'cious,  S3-P-5fls 
Auspi'ciously,  Sa-P-SHs, 

L 
Auspi'ciousness,  S3  -  Bi 

SHs-Xs  ' 

Austere',  St^-R 
Austere'ly,  Sti-R-L 
Austere'ness,  St^-J 
Auster'ity,  St--.K-T 
Au'stral,  Str1-// 
Authent'ic,  THnt2-K 
Authent'ical,  THnt2-K-L 
Authent'ically,    THnt2  - 

K-L 
Authent'icate,     THut2  - 

Kt,  THnt2-K-Td,   THut«- 

Kt-XG 
Authentica'tion,  THnt2- 

Kshn 

Authenticity,  THnt^-St 
Au'thor,  THr1 
Au'thoress,  THri-S 
Author'itative,     THrt1. 

TV 
Authoritatively,  THrt1. 

T-V1 

Authority,  THr'-T 
Authoriza'tion, 

Au'thorize,  THrz1, 

•Hr/d'.  THr/1  vo- 
Au'thorship,  THr^SH 
Autobiog'rapher,  Ti-B- 

Gr-Fr 
Autobiograph'ical-ly, 

T1  B-Gr-F-Kl 
Autobiog'raphy,  T1  -  B- 

Gr-  F 

Autoch'thon,  Ti-K-THn 
Autochthon'ic,   T1  -  K  - 

THn-K 
Autochthonous,  T1  -K-J 

TH-Ns 

Autoc'racy,  T^Kr-S 
Au'tocrat,  TJ-Krt  v 

Autocrat'ic,  T'-Kr-T-K 
Autocrat'ical,  TJ-Krt-K! 
Au'to-da-ie',  it-DiFa' 
Au'tograph,  T]-Grf 
Autograph'ic,  Ti-Grf-K 
Autograph'ical-ly,    T1- 

Gr-F-Kl 

Autog'raphy,  T^Gr-F 
Automat'ic,  T^Mt-K 
Automat'ical,  Ti-Mt-Kl 
Autom'aton,  T'-M-Tn 
Autom'olite,  T'-M-it 
Auton'omy,  T^X-M 
Au'topsyjTt-P-S 
Autop'tic,  T'-P-T-K 


AUT 

Au'tumn,  T^M.  See  Time. 
Autum'nal,  T2-M-N1 
Auxil'iar,  G-zZ.3-R 
Auxiliary,  Q-zL»-R 
Avail",  V2-L  V2  Ld  V«-L- 

NG 

Availabii'ity,  V't-L-Blt 
Avail'ableness,  V2-Z,-B1- 

Ns    [IBs] 

Avail'able-ly,  V*-L-~Bl 
Avalanche',  vi-Z-N-SH 
Avant'-courier,  Vn1  -  K- 

Rr 

Avant'-guard,  V^-Nt-Grd 
Av'arice,  v^-Rs 
Avari'cious,  V3-fi-SHs 
Avari'ciously,V3-/?-SHs- 

L 
Avari'ciousness,  V3-JZ- 

8Hs-Ns 
Avast',  aVsti 
Avatar',  vi-T-B 
Avaunt',  aVnti 
Ave-Maria,  V2-M-.R 
Avena'ceous,  v2-N-SHs 
Av'enage,  Vi-N-J 
Avenge',  V2  -  N  -  J,  V2-N- 

Jd,  V2-N-J-NG 
Aveng'er,  v^-N-Jr 
Av'enor,  V»-Nr 
Avent'ure,  aVntr2 
Av'enue,  v'-N 
Aver',  V2-R,  V2-.Rd,  V2-.R 

NG 
Av'erage,  Vr'-J,  V^-Jd. 

Vr»-J  -NG 

Aver'ment,  Vr2-Mnt 
Averse',  Vrs2       • 
Averse'ly,  Vrs2-L 
Averse'ness,  Vrs2-Ns 
Aver'sion,  Vrshn2 
Avert',  Vrt2,  Vr2-Td,  Vrt2- 

NG 

A'vercorn,  Vr2-Krn 
Avert'er,  Vrtr^ 
A'viary,  aV2-fi 
Avid'ity,  vd*-T 
Av'itous,  \7]-Ts 
Av'ocat,  vi-KS 
Avoca'tion,  aV2-Kshn 
Av'ocet,  Vs'-T 
Avoid',    aVdi,    aVi  -  Dd, 

aVd>-NG.     See  Void. 
Avoid'able,  Vdi-Bl 
Avoid'ance,  Vi-Dns 
Avoid'er,  V'-Dr 
Avoid'Jess,  Vd'-Z-s 
Avoirdupois',  Vri-D-Pz 
Avouch',    avi  -  CH,    aVi- 

CHt.   aVi-CH-NG.    See 

Vouch,  etc. 

Avouch'able,  a\Ti-CH-Bl 
Avouch'er,  aVi-CHr 
Avouch'ment,  aV>-CH- 

Mnt 
Avow,  aV1,  aV 

See  Vow. 

Avow'able,  V^Bl 
Avow'al,  V!-L 
Avow'edly,  V'-D-Z, 


19 

Avowee',  Ve8 
Avow'er,  V1  B 
i  Avow'ry,  Vi  R 
1  Avul'sion,  V2-Lshn 

!  Avun'cular,  V2  NG 

Await',    aWt2,    «iW2   Td, 

aWt«  NG 
i  Awake',  W2-K,    W2-K  or 

W2-Kt.   W2-K-NG 
Awak'en,    W2  -  Kn,    "W2- 

Knd.   \V"2.K.n-NG 
Awak'ener,  W2-K-Nr 
Award',   Wrd1,     Wr^Dd, 

Wrdi-NG 
Award'er,  Wrdr 
Aware',  Wri 
Away',  W2 
Awe,  Heavy  dash  in  first 

position,  inclined  like  J. 
Awed,  aD1 
Aw'ing  — Same  as    Awe, 

with  iw^r-dot. 
Aweath'er,  aWdhr2 
A  weigh',  aW2 
Awe'-struck,  'Awe':sTr2- 

K 

Aw"ful-ly,  Fli 
Aw'fulness,  FU-Ns 
Awhile',  aWli 
Awk'ward,  K-Wrd1 
Awk'wardly,  K-Wrdi-Z, 
Awk'wardness,  K-Wrd1- 

Ns 

Awl,  &Z.1 
Awn,  aN1 
Awn'ing,  N!-NG 
Awn'less,  aN-Z-s1 
Awoke',  W*-K 
Awry',  RP 
Ax  or  Axe,  Ke1 
Ax'ial,  Ks-Li 
Axif'erous,  Ks-F3-/Js 
Ax'iform,  Ks-FJ-R-M 
Ax'il,  Ks-L1 
Axil'la,  K-sZ,3 
Ax'illar,  K-sZ,i-R 
Ax'illary,  K-sZ.1-^ 
Ax'iom,  K!-sM 
Axiomat'ic,  K'-sMt-K 
Axiomat'ical,  Ki-sMt-Kl 


BAG 


B 


Ax'le,  Ks-Li 
Ax'le-tree,  K-sZ^-Tr 
'  Ay  or  Aye,  ( a  word  ex- 
I     pressing  assent)  al1 
Aye,    ( meaning     always, 

ever)   a8 
Aye'-aye,  aP-al 
Aza'lea,  Z--L 
Az'imuth,  ZJ-M-TH 
Az'imuthal,  Zi-M-TH-L 
Azo'ic,  Z2-K 
Azote',  Z2-T 
Azot'ic,  Zi-T-K  (Zt'-K) 
Az'otize,   Zi-Tz,   Z'-Tzd, 

Zi-Tz-NG 
Azo'tous,  Z2-Ts 
Az'ure,  ZHr1™-* 
Az'ured,  ZHrd'or* 
Az'ymous,  Z^Ma 


B,  the  second  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  invariably  rep- 
resents the  sound  of  6,  as 
heard  in  6e,  by,  rot.  etc. 

Bb,  like  other  doubled 
letters,  has  the  one  sound 
of  the  single  letter,  as  in 
ro&fced,  naCfeed,  etc.;  the 
added  letter  not  being 
sounded,'  but  placed  there 
generally  as  a  mere  con- 
ventional index  to  show 
that  the  preceding  vowel 
has  its  short  sound.  In 
Phonography  no  such  ex- 
pedient is  required,  and 
therefore  only  one  phono- 
graphic sign  is  used  to  rep- 
resent such  doubled  letters. 

B  is  sometimes  silent,  as 
in  debt,  doufit.  lamb,  fcdel- 
hum,  etc..  in  which  case  it 
is  not  indicated  in  Phonog- 
raphy. 
Baa,  Ba1 
Ba'al,  B2-L 
Bab'bitt-metal,   Bi-B-T- 

Mt-L 
Bab'ble,   BJ-Bl,     Bi-Bld, 

Bi-Bl-NG 

Bab'blement,  BJ-Bl-Mnt 
Bab'bler,  Bi-Bl-R 
Babe,  B2-B.    See  Baby. 
Ba'bel,  B2-B1 
Baboon',  B^-Bn 
Ba'by,  (n.)  B2-BL  See  Babe 
Ba'by,  (v.)  B2-B,   B2-B-D, 

B2-B-NG 

Ba'byhood,  B2-B-Hd 
Ba'by-house,  B^-B-Hs 
Ba'byish,  B^-B-SH 
Ba'by -jumper,  B2  -  B  -  J- 

M  -Pr 

Babylo'nian,  B2-B-L-Nn 
Babylon'ic,  BJ-B-Ln-K 
Babylo'nish,    B2-B-i-N- 

SH 

Bac,  Bi-K  , 

Baccalau'reate,  Bi-K-Zc 

Rt  > 

Bac'cate,  Bi-Kt 
Bac'cated,  B'-K-Td 
Bac'chanal,  BJ-K-Nl 
Bacchana'lian,   B^-K-N- 

Z.n 

Bacchanalia,  B2-K-N-Z 
Bac'ehanals,  B'-K-Nlz 
Bacchant',  B^Knt 
Bacchante',  B^Knt 
Bacchan'tes,  B^Kn-Tz 
Bac'chic,  Bi-K-K 
Bac'chical,  Bi-K-Kl 
Bac'chus,  B!-K.s 


BAG  *0 

Baccif'erous,B3-K-sF-fis  Bag'pipe,  B^G-P-P 
Bacciv'orous,  B3  -  K  -  sV- ,  Bag'piper,  Bi-G-P-Pr 

RB  Bah,  Ba1 

Bach'elor,  Bi-CH-Z-R 


Bach'elor's-button,  B1- 

CH-i-Kz-B-Tn 
Bach'elorship,  B^CH-Z,- 

R:SH 
Back,  Bi-K,   Bi-K»,   B'-K- 

NG 

Backbit,  Bi-K-Bt 
Backbite,  Bi-K-Bt 
Backbiter,  B^K-Btr 
Back'bitten,  B'-K-B-Tn 
Backbone,  Bi-K-Bn 
Back'er,  fii-Kr 
Backgam'mon;  B'-K-G- 

Mn 

Back'ground,  B1-K-Grnd 
Back'handed,  Bi-K-Hn- 

Dd 

Back'house,  Bi-K-Hs 
Back'-piece,  Bi-K-Ps 
Back'-plate,  Bi-K-Plt 


Back'snish 


Back'- 


sheesh,  Bi-K-SH-SH 
Baek'side,  B^Ks-D 
Back'sight,  Bi-Ks-T 
Backslid',  B'-K-sid 
Backslide',  Bi-K-sLd 
Backslid'den,B3-K-sL-Dn 
Backslid'er,  B^K-sidr 
Backslid'ing,  Bi-K-sid- 

NG 

Back'staff,  Bi-Ks-Tf 
Back'stairs,  Bl-Kstrs 
Back'stays,  Bi-Ks-Tz 
Back'sword,  Bi-K-sRd 
Back'ward,  Bi-K-Wrd 
Back'wardly,  Bi-K-Wrd- 


Backwardness,    B1  -  K  -  Baleen'. 


Bail,  B2-L,   B^-Ld,    B2-L- 

NG 

Bail'able,  B«-i-Bl 
Bail'-bond,  B2-Z,-Bnd 
Bailee',  B^-ie 
Bail'er,  B2-Z--B 
Bail'ie,  B^-z, 
Bail'iff,  B2-Z-F 
Bail'iwick,  B2-i-w-K 
Bail'ment,  B^-L-Mnt 
Bail'or,  W-L-R 
Bairn,  W-Rn 
Bait,  Bt2,  B2-Td,  BtC)1 
Baize,  Bz« 
Bake,  B2-K,  B2-Kt,  B2-K- 

NG 

Bake'house,  B2-K-Hs 
Bak'er,  B2-Kr 
Bak'ery,  B^-Krl 
Ba'k'ing,  B2-K-NG 
Bak'shish,  Bi-K-SH-SH 
Bal'ance,   Bins1,   Blnst1, 

Blnsi-NG 
Bal'ancer,    Blns1-B     (n- 

hook    and    circle    both 

shown.) 
Bal'ance-sheet,    Bins1  - 

SHt 

Bal'cony,  Bi-L-K-N 
Bald,  B'-Ld 
Bal'dachin,  B'-L-D-Kn 
Bal'derdash,  B1  -  Zdr  -  D- 

8H 

Bald'ly,  Bi-id-i 
Bald'ness,  Bi-id-Ns 
Bal'dric,  B»-i-Dr-K 
Bale,  B2-L,   B2-Ld,   B2-L- 

NG 


Wrd  -  Ns 


. 
Bale'  -fire,  B'-L-F-B 


Back'wards,  Bi-K-Wrdz    Bale'ful-ly,  B*-L-F1 
Baclz'water,  Bi-K-Wtr  or  Bale'tulness,  Bz-L-Fl-Ns 
fii-Kwtr  [:Fs] 


Backwoods'man,  B3-K- 

wD  zMn 
Ba'con,  B"-Kn 
Baco'nian,  B2-Kn-N 
Bad, 


Bal'ister,  B«-istr 

Balize',  Ba-L,;z 

Balk,  Bi-K,  Bi-Kt,  B»-K- 

NG 
Balk'er,  Bi-Kr 


Bad  or  Bade,  (r.)  Bd1.  See  ,Balk'y, 

Bid.  IBall, 

.Badge,  Bi-J  j    NG 

(Bad'ger,   fii-Jr,    Bi-Jrd,  Bal'lad,  Bi-£-D 


B'-Jr-NG 
adig'eon,  B^-D-Jn 
adinage',  B*-D-N-ZH 
adly, 


, 
Bal'last,  Bi-£st,  Bi- Xs- 

B!-ist(-) 

Ball'cock,  B'-L-K-K 
Bal'let,  Bt-Lt  or  B«-Z 


Bad'ness,  Bdi-Ns  or  Bi-D-  Ballis'ta,  B3- 


Baffle,  Bi-Fl,Bi-Fld.  B1- 
Fl-NG 
Baffler,  B'-Fl-B 
Bag,   Bi-G,   Bi-Gd,    Bi-G- 
NG 
Bagatelle',  Ba-G-T-L 
Bag'gage,  Bi-G-J 
Bag'ging,  Bi-G-NG 
Bagn'io,  Bi-NIo 

J-IO.L  uoLci    ur  x>iuiiB  i/er, 

Ballis'tic,  B3-Zs-T-K 
Ballis'tics,  B3-Zs-T-Ks 
Balloon',  B3-Zn 
Balloon'ist,  B3-Z,n-St 
Bal'lot,   Bi-it,    Bi-i-Td, 
B>-Zt-NG 
Bal'lot-box,  B'-Zt-B-Ks 
Ball'-valve,  B»-l--vi-v 

BAN 

Ball'-vein,  Bi-Z-Vn 
Balm-y,  Bi-M 
Bal'neal,  B'-i-N-L 
Bal'sam,  Bi-Zs-M 
Balsam'ic,  Bi-Zs-M-K 
Balsam'ical,  Bi-Zs-M-Kl 
Balsamif'erous,     BS-ZB- 

M-Frs 

Bal'samine,  Bi-Zs-Mn 
Bal'samous,  Bi-Zs-Ms 
Bal'uster,  Bi-Zstr 
Bal'ustrade,  Bi-ZB-Trd 
Bal'zarine,  Bi-Zz-fin 
Bam,  Bi-M 
Bamboo',  B3-M-B 
Bamboo'zle,  B3-M-B-Z1 
Ban,  Bn1 
Bana'na,  Biji-N 
Band,     End1,      Bn1  -  Dd, 

Bndi-NG 
Band'age,  Bndi-J,  Bnd1- 

Jd,  Bndi-J-NG 
Bandan'a  or  Bandan'na. 

Bn'-D-N 

Band'box,  Bndi-B-Ks 
Ban'deau,  Bni-D 
Ban'derole,  Bni-D- Rl 
Ban'dit,  Bni-Dt 
Bandit'ti,  Bn3-D-T 
Band'let  or  Band'elet, 

Bni-D-Zt 

Ban'dog,  Bni-D-G 
Bandoleer',  Bn3-D-Z-R 
Ban'dore  or  Bandore', 

Band'rol,  Bni-D-.Rl 
Ban'dy,   Bni-D,    Bui-Dd, 

Bni-D-NG 

Ban'dy-leg,  Bni-D-Z-G 
Ban'dy-legged,  Bni-D- 

i-G-D 
Bane,  Bn2 
Bane'ful,  Bn2-F  (-L) 
Bane'fully,  Bn2-F  (-L) 
Bane'fulness,  Bn2  -  F  -  L- 

Ns     LBn2:Fs] 
Bang,    Bi-NG,    Bi-NG-D. 

B'-NG-NG 
Ban'ian,  B'-N-Yn 
Ban'ish,  Bni-SH.Bni-SHt, 

Bni-SH-NG 

(Ban'isher,  Bni-SH-R 
Ban'ishment,  Bn1  -  8H  . 
j     Miit 

'Ban'ister,  Bnstr1 
Ban'jo,  -Bu'-J 
Bank,    Bi-NG-K,   Bi-NG- 
!     Kt,  B«-NG-K-NG 
Bank'able,  fii-NG-K-Bl 
Bank'-bill,  B'-NG-K-B-L 

(or  -Bl) 
Bank'-book,      B'-NG-K- 

B-K 

Bank'er,  B'-NG-Kr 
Bank'ing,  Bi-NG-K-NG 
Bank'note,  B'-NG-K-Nt 
Bank'rupt,  Bi-NG-Kr-Pt. 

Bi-NG-Kr-P-Td,    fii-NG- 

Kr-Pt(-)     [Bi-NG-Pt,  B1- 

NG-P-Td,  — 


BAN 

Bank'ruptcy,  Bi-NG-Kr- 

P-8    [Bi-NG-81 
Bank'-stock,    BLNG-Ks- 

T-K 

Ban'ner,  B»-Nr 
Ban'nered,  Bi-Nrd 
Ban'neret,  B'-Nr-T 
Ban'nock,  B'-N-K 
Ban'quet,      B»-NG-Kwt, 

B!-NG-Kw-Td,       B"-NG- 

Kwt-NG 

Ban'queter,  Bi-NG-Kwtr 
Banquette',  B2-NG-Kt 
Bans,  Bnz1 
iBan'shee,  Br^-SH 
Ban'tam,  Bn'-T-M 
Ban'ter,  Bntri,  Bnti-Rd, 

BntrJ-NG 

Ban'terer,  Bntri-R 
Bant'liug,  Bnti-L-NG 
Ban'yan  or  Banyan',  B1- 

N-Tn 

Ba'obab,  B2-B-B 
Bap'tism,  B'-P-T-zM 

[Bti-zM] 
Baptis'mal,  B3-P-T-zM-L 

[Bt»-zM-i] 

Bap'tist,  Bi-P-Tst   [Btsti] 
Bap'tistery,  B^P-Tst-.R 

[Btst'-fi] 
Baptist'ic,  BS  -  P  -  Tst  -  K 

[Btst^-K] 
Baptist'ical,  B^-p-Tst-K- 

L    [Btst^-K-L] 
Baptize',  fii-P-Tz,  fii-P- 

Tzd,  B'-P-Tz-NG     [Btz1, 

Btzd'.  Btz(')1] 
Baptiz'er,  Bi-P-T-Zr  [Bf- 

Zr] 
Bar,  Bi-R,    Bi-Rd,    Bi-fl- 

NG 
Barb,   Bi-B-B,    B'-/J-Bd, 

BJ-B-B-NG 

Bar'bacan,  Bi-7?-B-Kn 
Barba'rian,  Br2-B-fin 
Barbar'ic,  Br'-B-ff-K 
Bar'barism,  Br^Br-zM 
Barbar'ity,  Bri-B-B-T  (or 

-Hi) 

Bar'barize,  Bri-Briz 
Bar'barous,  Bi^-Brs 
Bar'barously,  Br^Br-si, 
Bar'barousness,  Bi^-Brs- 

Ns 

Bar'bate,  B>-B-Bt 
Bar'bated,  Bi-B-B-Td 
Bar'becue,  Bi-fl-B-K.  Bi- 

fi-B-Kd,  B'-fl-B-K-NG 
Barbed,  Bi-fl-Bd 
Bar'bel,  Bi-R-B-L  (or  -Bl) 
Barker,  B^-Br 
Bar'berry,  BrJ-B-JB 
BarTset,  Bi-fi-Bt 
Barbette',  B2-B-Bt 
Bar'bican,  B»-fl-B-Kn 
Bard,  B'-Rd 
Bard'ed,  B'-B-Dd 
Bard'ic,  B»-fi-D-K 
Bare,Bi-R,  B>-Rd,  Bi-fi- 

NG 


21 


EAS 


Bare'faced,  B'-R-Fst 
Bare'facedly,  Bi  -  R  -  J-s- 

Barrenly,  B'-Rn-Z 
Barrenness,  B^Rn-Ns 

T-L 

Barricade',  B--R-Kd,  BS. 

Bare'facedness,  B1  -  R  - 

R-K-Dd,  B2-R-Kd-NG 

Fs-T-Ns  [or-Fs-Ns] 

Barrica'do,  B2-R-K-D 

Bare'foot,  B'-R-Ft 

Bar'rier,  B'-R-R 

Bare'footed,  BI  -R-F-Td 

Bar'ring-out,  B'-R-NG-T 

Barege',  B2-R-ZH 

Bar'rister,  BJ-Rstr 

Bare'-headed,  B1  -R  -  H- 

Bar'row,  B'-R 

Dd 

Bar'-shot,  Bi-R-SJ/t 

Bare'-legged,  B»-R-£-G- 

Bar'ter,  Bi-7^tr.  Bi-R-Trd 

D 

(or  -Rtrd),  B'-Rtr-NG 

Bare'ly,  B'-Rl 

Bar'terer,  B'-Rtr-R 

Bare'ness,  B'-R-Ns 

Bar'tizan,  Bi-R-Tz-H 

Bar'gain,  Bi-R-Gn,  Bi-R- 

Bar'tram,  Br>-Tr-M 

Gnd.  B'-R-Gn-NG 

Bary'ta,  BJ-R-T 

Bargainee',  B3-R-G-N 

Bary'tes,  B'-R-Tz 

Bar'gain  er  or  Bar'gain- 

Baryt'ic,  B3-/n-K 

or,  Bi-R-G-Nr 

Bar'ytone,  B^R-Tn 

Barge,  B'-R-J 

Bary'tum,  B'-R-T-M 

Barge'  board,  BJ-R-J-B- 

Ba'sal,  Bs2-L 

Rd  (or-Brd) 

Basalt',  Bi-sZ,t 

Barge'-man,  B'-R-J-Mn 

Basalt'ic,  B'-s/>-T-K 

Barge'-master,  B1  -  R  -  J- 

Bas-bleu,  BJ-B1 

Mstr 

Base,  B.  -.  Bst2.  Bs=-NG 

Baril'la,  W-R-L 

Base'-ball,  ]3s2-B-L 

Baritone,  BJ-R-Tn 

Base'-born,  Bs--B-Rn 

Ba'rium,  B2-R-M 

Base'less,  B2-s/.s 

Bark,    fii-R-K,     B!-R-Kt, 

Base'-line,  B--sin 

Bi-R-K-NG 

Base'ly,  B2-sL 

Bark'-bound,  Bi  -  R  -  K  - 

Base'ment,  B^-sMnt 

Bud 

Base'minded,    BMMn 

Bark'er,  B'-R-Kr 

Dd     ' 

Bark'y,  B^R-K 

Base'ness,  Bs^-Ns 

Bar'ley,  Br'-L 

Bas'enet,  Bsi-Nt 

Bar'ley-brake  or  Bar-  Base'-plate,  Bs2-Pit' 

ley-break,  BrJ-L-Br-K    Base'-ring,  B»-sR-NG 

Bar'leycom,  Bri-i-Krn 

Ba'ses,  BKX'- 

Barm-y,  Bi-R-M 

Base'-viol,  B.s2-V-L 

Barn,  Bi-Rn 

Bashaw',  B'-*'W 

Bar'nacle,  BJ-R-N-K1 

Bash'ful-ly,  B'-SH-Fl 

Barom'eter,  Bri-Mtr 

Bash'fulness,  B^SH-Fl, 

Baromet'ric,  Br2-Mtr-K 

Ns     [Bi-SH:Fs] 

Baromet'rical,  Br^-Mtr- 

Ba'sic,  B2-sK 

Kl 

Ba'sify,  Bs2-F 

Ba'ron,  B1-Rn 

Bas'il,  Bzt-L,  Bz^-Ld,  Bzi- 

Bar'onage,  Bi-R-N-J 

L-NG 

Bar'oness,  B^Rn-S 

Bas'ilar,  BJ-zi-R 

Bar'onet,  BJ-R-Nt 

.Das  ilary,  B  -xL-R 

Bar'onetage,  B^R-Nt-J. 

Basil'ic,  B^  -zL-K 

Bar'onetcy,  Bi-R-Nt-S 
Baro'nial,  B2-R-N-L 

Basil'ica,  B:J-zi-K 
Basil'ical,  B^-zL-Kl 

Bar'ony,  B^-R-N 

Basil'icon,  B»-z£-Kn 

Bar'oscope,  B^Rs-K-P 

Bas'ilisk,  B'-zis-K. 

Baroscop'ic,  B>-Rs-K-P- 

Ba'sin,  Bs2-N 

E 

Ba'sis,  Bss2 

Baroscop'ical,   B>-R8-E- 

Ba'sist.  Rss2-T 

P-K1 

Bask,   B'-sK,    B'-sKt,    B* 

Barouche',  B3-R-SH 

aK-NG 

Barque,  Bt-R-K 

Bas'ket,  Bi-sKt 

Bar'racan,  Bi-R-Kn 

Ba'son,  Bs2-N 

Barrack,  Bi-R-K 

Basque,  B'  sK 

Bar'racoon,  B>-R-Kn 

Bas-relief,  B^-Rlf 

Bar'rator,  BJ-Rtr 

Bass,  Be1 

Barratrous,  B^R-Trs 

Bass  (base),  Bsl 

Barratry,  B^R-Tr 

Bas'set       or      Basset', 

Barred,  B>-Rd 

Bs'or2  T 

Bar'rel,    B^Rl,    BJ-Rld, 

Bas'seting,  Bs'-T-NG; 

B^-R1-NG 

Bas'so,  B'-S 

Bar'ren,  Bi-Rn 

Jtlas  so-rilievo,  Bs'-Rl-V 

BAS 

Bassoon',  B  "-N 
Bassoon'ist,  Bss  Net 
Bass'-relief,  Bs'-«lf 
Bass'-viol,  Bs2-v-L 
Bast,  Bsti 
Bas'tard,  Bs'-T-Rd 
Bas'tardize,  Bs^T-tf-Dz, 

Bs'-T  R-DzA,  Bsl-T-.R- 

Dz  -  NG 

Bas'tardy,  Be^T-fl-D 
Baste,  Bst2,  Bs2-Td.  BstC)5 
Bastile',  BsW-T-L 
Bastinade',  Bs2-T-Nd 
Bastina'do,  BsS-T-N-D 
Bast'ing,  BstC)2 
Bas'tioa,  BsM3Hn 
Bas'yle,  Bs'-L 
Bat,  Bti.  B'-Td.  BtC)1 
Batch,  Bi-CH 
Bate,   Bts.  B2-Td,  BtC)1 
Bateau',  B2-T 
Bat'-fowling,Bti-F-L-NG 
Bath,  Bi-TH 
Bath'-briek,  B'-TH-Br-K 
Bathe,    B2-DH,    B^-DHd, 

B2-DH-NG 
Bath'er,  B«-DHr 
Bath'ing-tub,    B«  -  DH  - 

NG - T - B 
Ba'thos,  B2-THs 
Baths,  Bi-DBz 
Bat'ing,  Bt(-)* 
Bat'let,  Bti-Lt 
Baton',  Bi-Tn 
Batoon',  B^-Tn 
Batra'chia,  B2-Tr-K 
Batra'chian,  B2.Tr-Kn 
Bats'ter,  Bt'-sTr. 
Bat's '-wing,  Bt»-sW-NG 
Battal'ia,  B2-T-£Ia 
Battal'ion,  B^T-Zn 
Bat'tel,  B»-T1 
Bat'teler,  Bi-Tl-R 
Bat'ten,    B!-Tn,    B^Tnd, 

Bi-Tn-NG 

Bat'tening,  Bi-Tn-NG 
Bat'ter,  Btr1,  BtrdMor  B1- 

Trcl).  Btr'-NG 
Bat'terer,  Btr^R 
Bat'tering-ram,      Btr1  - 

NG -R-M 
Bat'tery,  Bt»-« 
Bat' ting,  Bt  •)' 
Bat'tle,  Bi-Tl,  Bi-Tld,  «B«- 

Tl-NG 

Bat'tle-array,  Bi-Tl-R 
Bat'tle-nx    or    Bat'tle- 

axe,  E1  Tl-Ks 
Bat'tle-door,  Bi-Tl-Dr 
Bat'tleinent,  Bi-Tl-Mnt 
Bat'tier,  B'-Tl-B 
Bat  tue,  B»-T 
Bau'ble,  fii-Bl 
Bava'rian,  B2-V-fin 
Bav'in,  B^-Vn 
Bawd,  Bd1 
Bawd'ily,  &-D-L 
Bawd'iness,  B^D-Ns 
Bawd'ry,  B'-Dr 
Bawd'y,  B»-D 


22 


BED 


Bawd'y-house,  Bi-D-Hs  Beat'ify,  BJ-T-F.  B»-Tf-D, 
Bawl,  Bi-L,  B^Ld,  B^L-  B^Tf-MG-.  See  Beautify. 
I  NG  ,  Bearing,  Bt(-)» 

'Bawl'er,  B>-Z,-R  j  Beat'itude,  Bt'-Tud 

)Bay,  B^.  Bdz.  B2-NG  !  Beau,  B'-> 

Bayadere',  B^-D-R  'Beau'ish,  B2-SH 

Bay'ard,-  B^-Rd  Beau  Monde,  B2-Mnd 

Bay'berry,  B2-B-B  '  Beau'teous,  Bs-T-8 

Bay'onet,  B2-N-T,  B»-N-  Beau'teously,  B^-T-81 


Td.  B2-N-T-NG 
Bay'ou,  Br>* 
Bay'-rum,  B^-R-M 
Bay'-salt,  W-sLt 
Bay'-tree,  B-Tr 
Bay'-window,  B2-Wn-D 
Bazaar'  or  Bazar',  B1-zR 
Bdell'ium,  D2-L-M 
Be,  Ba,  B3-NG 
Beach,  B^-CH,  B'-CHt,  B3- 

CH-NG 
Bea'con,  B^-Kn,  B3-Knd. 

B3-Kn-NG 

Bea'conage,  B3-Kn-J 
Bead,  Bd3,  B3-Dd,  BdC)8 
Bead'ing,  Bdc)1 
Bea'dle,  B»-D1 
Bea'dleship,  B3-D1:SH 
Bead'-roll,  Bd3-Rl 
Beads'-man,  Bd3-zMn 
Bea'gle,  fis-Gl 
Beak,  B3-K 
Beaked,  B3-Kt 
Beak'er,  B3-Kr 
Beam,  B3-M,   B3-Md,   B3- 

M-NG 
Beam'-engine,   B3-M-N- 

Ju 

Beam'less,  B3-M  -Zs 
Beam'y,  B^-M 
Bean,  Bn» 

See 


Bore. 

iBear'able,  B^K-Bl 
IBear'baiting,  Bl-K-Bt(-) 
!Bear'-berry,  B»-«-B-« 
Beard,   B3-Rd,  B3-^-Dd, 

B^-fid-NG 

Beard'ed,  B3-R-Dd 
Beard'less,  B'i-Rd-iB 
Bear'er,  B'-Rr 
Bear'-garden,  B'-fl-Grd- 

N 

Bear'-herd,  B'-R-Hrd 
Bear'ing,  B'-R-NG 
Bear'ish,  B'-ft-SH 
Bear's'-foot,  Bi-Sz-Ft 
Bearlike,  Bl-R-£-K 
Bear'-skin,  B'-Rs-Kn 
Bear'-ward,  Bl-/e-Wrd 
Beast,  Bst3 

Beast'liness,  Bs3-T-£-Ns 
Beast'ly,  B^-1-L 
Beat,  Bt3,  Bto» 
Beat'en,  B3-Tn 
Beat'er,  Btr3 
Beatific,  B3-Tf-K 
Beatifical,  B3-Tf-K-L 
Beatif  ically,  B3-Tf-K-L 


Beau'teousness,  B3-Ts° 

Ns 

Beau'tifler,  Bts-F-R 
Beau'tilul,  Bt^-Fl 
Beau'tilully,  Bt3-FH 
Beau'titulness,  Bt3-Fl-Nc 

[Bt':Fs] 

Beau'tify,  Bt3-F.  Bt3-Fd, 

Bta-F-NG.    See  Beatify. 
Beau'tiless,  B^-T-Z-s 
Beau'ty,  Ba-T 
Beau'ty-spot,  B3-T-sPt 
Beaux-esprits,  B2-zS-Pre 
Bea'ver,  B3-Vr    ' 
Becafi'co,  B3-K-F-K 
Becalm',  B'-K-M,  Bi-K- 

Md,  B!-K-M-NG 
Became',  B^-K-M.      See 

Become. 

Because',  Bi-Kz    [Kzi] 
Bechance',  B'-CHus 
Becharm',  Bi-CHr-M 
Beck,  B^-K 
Beck'on,  B2-Kn,  B^-End, 

B2-Kn-NG 
Becloud',  B'-Kld,  B'-Kl- 

Dd.  B'-Kld-NG 
Become',  B^-K-M   [B2-K] 

See  Became. 
Becom'ing,   B2-K-M-NG 

[B2-KOI 


Beatiflca'tion, 

K.slm 


B2  -  Tf  - 


Becom'ingly,  B^-K-M- 

NG1 
Becom'ingness,  B2-K-M- 

NG-Ns 

Bed,  Ed2.  B2-Dd.  BdC)2 
Bedab'ble,  B'-D-Bl,    BL 

D-B!d.  B'-D-Bl-NG 
Bedag'gle,  B'-D-Gl 
Bedash',  W-V-SH.  BJ-D- 

SHt,  Bi  D-.5H-NG 
Bedaub',    B^D-B,   B!-D- 

Bd.  B'-D-B-NG 
Bedaz'zle,  B^D-Zl.  Bi-D- 

Zld.  B'-D-Zl-NG 
Bed'-bug,  Bd-:B-G 
Bed'-chamber,  Bd^-CH- 

M-Br  ['»•  -CH-Br] 
i  Bed'clothes,  Bd^-Kl-DHz 
Bed'ding,  BdC)* 
Bedeck',    B^-D-K,   B*-D' 

Kt.  B'-i-D  K-NG 
Bedev'il,  B'--D-V1 
Bedew',  B3-D,  B»-Dd,  B»- 

D  -NG 

Bed'lellow,  Bd2-F-£ 
Bedight',  Bi-Dt 
Bedim',    B3-D-M,    B3-D- 

Md.   BS-D-M-NG 
Bedi'zen   or    Bediz'en, 


BED 


BEN 


Bed'lam,  Bd2-i-H 

Befool',  B3-F-L,  B3-F-Ld,  Belay',  B2-Z,  B=-Zd,  B2-I,. 

Bedlamite,  Bd2-Z-Mt 

B^-F-L-NG 

NG 

Bed'ouin,  Bd*-Wn 

Before',  Bf2-R  [BP]    See 

Belay'ing-pin,  B2-Z-NG- 

Bed'-plate,  Bd^-PH 

Above. 

Pu 

Bed'-quilt,  Bd*-Kw-Lt 

Before'hand,  BP-R-Hnd 

Belch,     B2-Z-CH.     B2-Z- 

Bedrag'gle,  Bi-Dr-Gl,  Bl- 

[Bf2-Hnd] 

CHt.   B2-Z-CH  NG 

Dr-Gld.  Bi-Dr-Gl-NG 

Befoul',  Bi-F-L 

Bel'dam  or  Bel'dame, 

Bedrench',  B2-Dr-N-CH, 

Befriend',   B«-Frnd,    B2- 

B2-Z-D-M 

B--Dr-N-CHt,      B^-Dr-N- 

Fr-N-Dd,  B2-Frnd-NG 

Belea'guer,  B3-Z-Gr,  B«- 

CH-NG 

Befringe',  B*-Fr-N-J 

Z-Grd,  B^-Z-Gr-NG 

Bed'rid,  Bd2-/M> 

Beg,  B2-G,   B«-Gd,    B2-G- 

Belem'nite,  B^-Z-JI-N-T 

Bed'ridden,  Bd2-K-Dn 

NG 

Bel-esprit',  B--Zs-Pri 

Bed'room,  Bd-'-R-M 

Began',  B'-Gn    tGn1] 

Bel'fry,  B^-L-Fr 

Bedrop',  B^Dr-P 

Begat',  Bi-Gt 

Belie',  B'-Z,  B^Zd,  B'-Z  - 

Bed'side,  Bd*-sD 

Beget',  B2-Gt.  B2-Gt-NG 

NG 

Bed'stead,  Bd2-sTd 

Beget'ter,  B^-Otr 

Belief,  Blf*    [Bl3] 

Bed'-tick,  Bd2-T-K 

Beg'gar,    B^-Gr,    B^Grd. 

Believ'able,  Blv-    B  -  L 

Bed'-time,  Bd2-T-M 

B^-Gr-NG 

[B13-B1] 

Beduck',  B2-D-K 

Beg'garliness,   B!-Gr-Z- 

Believe',     Blv3.     Blvd^, 

Bedung',  B2-D-NGt 

Ns 

Blv»-NG  [Bla.BU13,  Blc 

Bedust',  B2-Dst 

Beg'garly,  B*-Gr-i 

Believ'er,  Bl:'-Vr 

Bedwarf  ,  Bl-Dw-fif 

Beg'gary,  B2-Gr 

Belike',  Bi-Z-K 

Bedye',  Bi-D 

Begild',  B3-G-Ld 

Belit'tle,  B3-Zt-Z 

Bee,  B» 

Begin',  BS-GU    £Gn3] 

Bell,  B2-L 

Bee'-bread,  B^-Brd 

Begin'ner,  BJ-G-Ni- 

Belladon'na,  Bl-Z-D-N 

Beech,  B3-CH 

Begin'ning,  B»-Gu-NG 

Belle,  B2-L 

Beech'en,  B^-CHn 

tGn('^*] 

Belles-let'tres,  B2-z-Ztr 

Beech-Mast,  B^-CH-Mst 

Begird',    B2-Grd,    B2-Gr- 

Bell'-fashioned,    B2  -  Z- 

Bee'-eater,  B*-Tr 

Dd,  B2-Grd-NG 

F.-  Imd 

Beef,  Bf 
Beef  -eater,  B3-F-Tr 

Begnaw',  BJ-Ni 
Begone',  B^Gn 

Bell'-flower,  B2-Z-Fl-R 
Bell'-founder,B--Z-Fndr 

Beefsteak,  B'!-Fs-T-K 

Begot',  B!-Gt 

Bell'-foundery  or  Bell'- 

Bee'-glue,  B*-G1 

Begot'ten,  Bi-G-Tn 

foundry,  B--Z-Fud-l£ 

Bee'-hive,  B3-hiV 

Begrease',  B^-Grs  (or  z) 

Bellicose,  B^-Z-Ks 

Bee'-line,  B'-Za 

Begrime',  Bi-Gr-M.    B1- 

Bellig'erent,  B'-z-Jrnt 

Bee'-moth,  B»-M-TH 

Gr-Md.  B'-Gr-M-NG 

Bellip'otent,  B»-Z-P-Tnt 

Been,  Bu-*,And.after/ar«ciue. 

Begrudge',  B2-Gr-J,  B2- 

Bell'man,  B*-L-Mn 

Yet     and    the    pronouns 

Gr-Jd.  B2-Gr-J-NG 

Bell'-metal,  B2-L-Mt-Z 

We,    You,   They,  He  and 

Beguile',   B'-G-L,   Bi-G- 

Bello'na,  B2-Z-N 

She,  by  the  n-hook;  thu^ 

Ld.  BJ-G-1-NG 

Bel'low,  B2-Z 

Have  been,  "Vn1 

Beguile'ment,  B»  -  G-  L- 

Bel'lows,  B2-Zs 

Have  been  there,  — 

Mnt 

Bel'lows-flsh,  B-'-Zs-F- 

Vndhr1 

Beguil'er,  Bi-G-Zr 

SH 

We  been.  Wn* 

Begun',  B'--Gn    [Gn*] 

Bell'-ringer,  B2-Z-fi-NGr 

You  been,  Yn* 

Behalf,  Bi-haF 

Bell'-shaped,B--L-5//-Pt 

How  long  have  yon 

Behave',    B2  -  haV,    B*  - 

Bel'luine,  B2-Z-N 

been  there,  HVNG- 

haVd.   B2-baV-NG 

Bell'-  wether,  B2-L-Wdhr 

V-Yndhr 

Behav'ior,  B^-haVr 

Bel'ly,  B2-Z 

How    long    had    he 

Behead',  B2-Hd,  B*-H-Dd. 

Bel'ly-band,  B2-Z-Bnd 

•>een  there,  H^-NG- 

B2-HdC) 

Belong',  Bl'-NG.  BU-NG- 

D-Hndhr 

Beheld',  B2-Hld.    See  Be- 

D. BP-NG-NG  [Bl1,  Bld>, 

Beer,  B^-R 

hold. 

B1C)>] 

Beer'y,  B3-K 

Be'hemoth,  B^-H-M-TH 

Belonging,  BH-NG-NG 

Bees'-wax,  B»-EW-Ks 

Behest',  B^Hst 

[Bl(')i] 

Beet,  Bt^                              Behind',  B'-Hnd 

Belov'ed,  B^-Z-Vd 

Bee'tle,  U«-T1                     Behind'hand.  B1  -  Hnd- 

Below'.  B2-Z 

Bee'tle-browed,  B«  -  Tl  - 

Hnd                                        Belt,  B^-Lt,  B2-Z-Td,  B> 

Brd 

Behold',     B2-H61d,     Bs-!     Zt  NG 

Bee'tle-headed,  B»-Tl- 

Hld(-).    See  Beheld. 

Belt'ing,  B«-Zt-NG 

H-Dd 

Behold'en,  B'--Hl-Da 

Belu'ga,  B3-Z-G 

Bee'tling,  B»-T1-NG 

Behold'er,  B2-Hldr 

Belvedere',  B3-Z-V-Dr 

Beeves,  EP-Vz 

Behold'ing,  B«-HldC) 

Bemaze',  B2-Mz 

Befall',  Bi-F-I.,   B>-F  L- 

Behoof.  BMioF 

Bemire',  B>-M-R 

NG                                    Behoov'able,  B^-hoV-Bl 

Bemoan',    B2  -  Mn,    B* 

Befall'en,  B>-F  -La 

Behoo  ve'  or  BehoTe',B»- 

Mnd.  B2-Mn-NG 

Belell',  B«-F-L 

hoV 

Bemock',  BJ-M-K 

Beflf  ,  Bs-rt 
Beflt'ting,  B^-Ft-NG 
Befog',  Bi-F-G,  B»-F-G-i>, 

Be'ing,  B»-NG 
Bela'bor,  B«-i-Br 
Belate',  Ba-it,   B«-i-Td, 

Bemoist'en,  B'-AIs-N 
Ben,  Bna 
Bench,  Bi-N-CH 

k  BI-F-G-NO 

B»-Lt-NG 

Bench'er,  B»-N-CHr 

BEN 


24 


BET 


Bench'-mark.   Bl-N-CH- 

Bereave',  B3-«v,  Bs-fivd, 

Besprink'le,  B3  sPr-NG 

M-.K-K 

B:i-«vC) 

Kl,   B3-BPr-NG-Kld,    B* 

Benoh'-warrant,    B2-N- 
CH-Wrnt 

Bereave'iaent,  B3  -  Rv  - 
Mnt 

sPr-NG-Kl-NG 
Besput'ter,  Bs2-Ptr 

Bend,      End2,      Bn^-Dd, 

Bereav'er,  B3-Rv-B 

Best,  Bsts 

Bnd"-NG                              Bereft',  B2-fift 

Bestain',  Bs2-Tn 

Bend'able,  Bnd«-B  (-L)     Berg,  B2-.K-G 

Bestead',  Bs2-Td 

Bend'er,  Bndr2                 iBer'eamot,  Br2-G-Mt 

Bes'tial,  Bs'-CH-L 

Beneath',  B3-N-TH 
Ben'edick,  B2-M-D-K 

Ber'gander,  Br2-Gudr 
Berg'master,  Br2-G-Mstr 

Bestiality,  Bs'-CH-Z-T 
Bes'tialize,      Bs--CH-Z.z, 

Ben'edict,  B2-N-D-Kt 

Berg'meal,  Br2-G-M-L 

Bs2-CH-X,zd,    Bs2-CH-Zz- 

Benedictine,  B^-N-D-K- 

Berhyme',  B'-R-M 

NG 

Tn 

Ber'lin,  Br*-Zn 

Bes'tially,  Bs2-CH-Z 

Benedic'tion,  B3-N-D- 

Ber'nardine,  Br2-Nr-Dn 

Bestick',  Bs3-T-K,  Bss-T- 

Kshn 

Ber'oe,  B2-K 

K.-NG.     See  Bestuck. 

Benei'ac'tion,     Bni  -  F  - 

Ber'ried,  B2-R-D 

Bestir',    Bs2-T-R,    Bs*-T- 

Kshn 

Ber'ry,  B2-K 

Rd,  Bs2-T-^-NG 

Benefac'tor,  Bn'-F-Ktr 

Berth,  B2-^Z-TH.      See 

Bestow',    Bs2-T,    Bss-Td, 

Benefac'tress,  Bn'-F-K- 

Breath. 

Bs2-T-KG 

Trs 

Ber'tram,  Br2-Tr-M 

Bestow'age,  BsJ-T-J 

Ben'efice,  Bn2-Fs 

Ber'yl,  B2-«l 

Bestow'al,  Bs--T-L 

Ben'eflced,  Bn2-Fst 

Ber'ylline,  B2-Kln 

Bestow'er,  Bs2  T-R 

Beneficence,  Bu^Fs-Ns 

Bescrib'ble,  Bs3-Kr-Bl 

Bestow'ment,  Bs2  T-Mnt 

Beneficent,  Bns-Fs-m 

Beseech',    Bs3-CH,    Bs»- 

Bestrad'clle,  B'-sTr-Dl 

Beneficently,   Bri-J  -  Fs- 

CH-  NG 

Bestraught',  B'-sTrt 

Nt-L 

Beseech'er,  B3-sCHr 

Bestrew',  BS-.sTr.BS-sTrd, 

Benefl'cial,  Bn3-F-SHl 

Beseechingly,    Bs3-CH- 

B3-sXr-NG.  See  Bestrown. 

Benefi'cially,  Bn"-F-.S7/l 

NGl 

Bestrid',  B^-sXrd 

Benefi'ciary,Bn3-F-Stf-.R 

Beseem',  B3-sM 

Bestrid'den,  B:i-sTr-Dn 

Ben'efit,  Bn2-Ft,   Bn2-F- 

Beset',  Bs--T,  Bs*-T-NG 

Bestride',    B'-sXrd,    Bi- 

Td.  Bn2-Ft-NG 

Beset'ment,  Bs2-T-Mnt 

sXrd-NG 

Beneplaclto,  B'-N-Pls-T 

Beset'ting,  BsVT-NG 

Bestrode',  B2  sTrd 

Benev'olence,Bn2-V-ins 

Beshrew',  B3-SHr 

Bestrown',  B2-sXrn 

Benev'olent,  Bn2-V-Zut 

Beside',  Bs'-D 

Bestuck',  Bs2-X-K 

Benev'olently,  Bn2  -  V  - 

Besides',  Bs^Dz 

Bestud',  Bs2-Td 

Lnt-L 

Besiege',   Bs3-J,    Bss-Jd, 

Bet,  Bt2,  B2-Xd.  BtC)s 

Bengal',  Bi-N-Gl 

Bss-J-NG 

Betake',  B2-T-K,  B2-T-K- 

Bengal'ee,  B'-N-G-Z 
Benight',  Bi-N-T 

Besieg  er,  B3-s-Ir 
Beslab'ber,  B'-sL-Br 

NG 
Betak'en,  B2-X-Kn 

Benight'ed,  B»-N-Td 

Beslav'er,  B'-sL-Vr 

Beteem',  B^-T-M 

Benign',  B'-Nn 

Beslime',  B'-si-M 

Be'tel,  B3-Tl 

Benig'nant,  B3-N-G-Nnt 

Beslob'ber,  B'-si-Br 

Be'tel-nut,  B^-xi-N-T 

Benig'nantly,  B3-N-G- 

Beslub'ber,  B2-sL-Br 

Beth'el,  B2-XHl 

Nnt-  L 

Besmear',  B3-sM-R,   B3- 

Bethink',  B^-XH-NG-K, 

Benig'nity,  B3-N-G-N-T 

sM-Rd.  B3-sM-«-NG 

B3-TH-NG-K-NG[B3-TH, 

Benign'ly,  B'-Nn  -Z 

Besmoke',  B2-sM-K 

B3-TH(-)] 

Benlson,  B2-N-zN 

Besmut',  B^-sMt 

Bethought',  B'-THt 

Ben-nut,  B2-N-T 

Besnufl",  Bs^N-i1 

Betid',  Ba-Xd 

Ben'shee,  Bu2-SH 

Be  som,  B3-zM 

Betide',  B'-Xd,  Bi-T-Dd, 

Bent,  But* 

Besort',Bi-sRt 

B'-Td(-) 

Benumb',  B2-N-M,  B2-N- 

Besot',  Ba'-T 

Betime',  B'-X-M 

Md,  B-J-N-M-NG 

Besot'ted,  Bs>-Td 

Betimes',  B]-X-Mz 

Ben'zine,  Bu2-Zn 

Besot'tedly,  Bs'-Td-Z. 

Beto'ken,  B--T-Kn,  B2-T- 

Benzole,  Bn2-Z-K             Besot'tedness,  Bs'-Td-Ns     Kiid.  B2-T-Kn  NG 

Benzoin',  Bn'-Zn               Besoueht'.  Bs'-T                Bet'ony,  B2-T-N 

Ben'zole,  B2-N-z6L 

Bespau-gle,  Bs'-P-NG-Gl  Betook',  B3-T-K 

Ben'zoline,  Bn2-Z-Zn 

[or-NG13                               Betray',    B2  Tr,     B«-Trd, 

Ben'zoyl,  B2-N-zoiL 

Bespat'ter,  Bs'-Ptr,  Ba1-     B2-Tr-NG 

Ben'zule,  B2-N-zuL 

Ptrd,  Bs'-Ptr-NG               Betray'al,  B2-Tr-L 

Beplas'ter,  B'-Plst-K 
Bepow'der,  B'-P-Dr 
Bepraise',  B2-Prz 
Bequeath',  B3-Kw-DH, 

Bespeak',  BHS-P(-K),  Bb»- 
P-K-NG  [or  -PC)] 
Bespeak'  er,  Bsa-P-Kr 
Bespew',  Bs3-P 

Betray'er,  B-  Xr-B 
Betroth',  B'-Xr-TH 
Betroth'al,  B'-Xr-XHl 
Betroth'ment,    B1  -  Tr  • 

B«-Kw-DHd,  B3-KW-DH- 
NG 
Bequeath  'er,  B3-Kw-DHr 
Bequest',  B2-Kwst 
Berate',  Bs-flt,  B«-K-Td, 
B2  fit-NG 

Bespit',  B^«-Pt,  Bs3-PtC) 
Bespit'ten,  Bs3  P-Tn 
Bespoke',  Bs2-P(-K) 
Bespok'en,  Bs^-P-Kn 
Bespot',  Bs'-Pt 

XH  -  Mnt 
Betrust',  B2-Xrst 
Betrust'ment,    B2  -  Tr  - 
sMnt 
Bet'ter,  Btr2,  Btrd2,  Btr8- 

Ber'berry,  B"-.R-B-.B 

BPr^J-^G'.    See  Spread.  "  IBet'terment,  B»-Tr-Mnt 

BET 


25 


Bet'tor,  Btr« 

BicarTbonate,    B»-Kr-B- 

Bet'ty,  B2-T 

N-T 

Between',  B3-Twn   [Tn3] 

Bice,  Bs* 

Between'-decks,      B3  - 

Biceph'alous,  Bs*-F-ia 

Twn  -  D  -  Ks    [Tu3-D-Ks] 

Bichro'mate,  B2-Kr-Mt 

Betwixt',  Bs-Tw-Kst 

Bicip'ital,  Bss  P-T1 

Bev'el,  B2-V1,  B2-vid,  B«- 

Bicip'itous,  Bs».P-Ts 

Vl-NG 

Bick'er,   B3-Kr,   B8-Krd, 

Bev'erage,  B^-Vr-J 

BS-Kr-NG 

Bev'y,  B2-V 
Bewail',  B*-W1,    B^-Wld, 

Bick'erer,  B3-Kr-E 
Bicol'or,  B2-K-ir 

B2-W1-NG 

Bicol'ored,  B2-K-Zrd 

Beware',  B'-Wr 

Bi'corn,  Bi-Krn 

Bewil'der,  Ba-widr.  B3- 

Bi'corned,  B^Kmd 

Wl-Drd,  B3-Wldr-NG 

Bicor'nous,  B^Kr-Ns 

Bewil'derment,        B»  - 

Bicor'poral,  BJ-Kr-Pr-L 

Wldr-  Mnt 
Bewitch',    Bs-wCH,    B»- 

Bicor'porate,  BJ-Kr-Prt 
Bicru'ral,  Ba-Kr-Bl 

wCHt,  B3-wCH-NG 

Bicus'pid,  B2-Ks-Pd 

Bewitch'er,  B3-W-CHr 

Bicus'pidate,  BS-Ks-P-Dt 

Bewitch'ery,  B»-wCH-« 
Bewitch'ingly,  B«-wCH- 

Bid,  Bd3,  Bd(-)» 
Bid'den,  B3-Dn 

NG1 

Bid'der,  B3-Dr 

Bewitch'ingness,      B«- 

Bid'dery-ware,  B3-D-.R- 

wCH-NG-Ns 

Wr 

Bewitch'ment,  B»-wCH- 

Bid'dy,  B3-D 

Mnt 

Bide,  Bdi 

Bewray',  B^-fi,   B2-B-D, 

Bident'al,  B2-Dnt-L 

BZ-.R-NG 

Biden'tate,  B2-Dn-Tt 

Bey,  Baa 

Bidet',  B2-Dt  (or  -D) 

Beyond',  Bi-Ynd    [Y*i 

Bien'nial,  B2-N-L 

Bez'el,  B2-Z1 

Bien'nially,  B2-N-Z 

Be'zoar,  B3-piB 

Bier,  B3-R 

Bi'as,  Bi-S,  Bi-S-T,  Bi-S- 

Biest'ings,  Bs3-T-NGz 

NG 

Bifa'cial,  B2-F-SH1 

Biax'al  or  Biax'ial,  B1- 

Bifa'rious,  B2-F-.RS 

Ks-L 

Bifa'riously,  W-F-R-sL 

Bib,  B3-B 

Bif  erous,  Bf  3-Rs 

Biba'cious,  B2-B-SHs 

Biffin,  B3-Fn 

Biba'sic,  B-B-sK 

Bi'fid,  Bi-Fd 

Bib'ber,  B3-Br 

Bifidate,  B3-F-Dt 

Bi'ble,  B'-Bl 

Bifida'ted,  B2-F-D-Td 

Bib'lical,  B3-B1-K1 

Bif'ilar,  B3-F-i-R 

Bibliog'rapher,  B1  -  Bl  - 

Biflo'rate,  W-Fl-Rt 

Gr-Fr 

Biflo'rous,  B2-F1-.RS 

Bibliograph'lc,  Bi  -  Bl  - 

Bi'fold,  Bi-F-Ld 

Grf-K 

Bifoliate,  B2-F-Lt 

Bibliograph'ical-ly,  Bi- 

Bifoliolate,  ~B--F-L-Lt 

Bl-Gr-F-Kl 

Bifo'rate,  B2-F-Bt 

Bibliog'raphy,  Bi-Bl-Gr- 

Bi'form,  Bi-F  (-K-M) 

F 

Bi'formed,  Bi-F-R-Md 

Bibliol'atry,  Bi-Bl-i-Tr 

[or  -Fd] 

Bibliomancy,    B3  -  Bl  - 

Biform'ity,   Bi-F-R-M-T 

Mn-S 

[or-F-T] 

Biblioma'nia,B2-Bl-M-N 

Bifront'ed,  B2-Fr-N-Td 

Biblioma'niac,  B2-B1-M- 

Bifur'cate,  B2-F-R-Kt 

N-K 

Bifur'cated,B2-F-R-K-Td 

Bibliomani'acal,  B^Bl- 

Bifurca'tion,    B2  -  F  -  R  - 

M-N-K1 

Eshn 

Bibliophile,  B3-B1-F-L 

Bifur'cous,  B«-F-R-Ks 

Bibliopho'bia,B2-Bl-F-B 

Big,  B3-G,  B3-Gr,  B3-Gst 

Bibliopole,  B3-B1-P1 

Big'amist,  B3-G-Mst 

Bibliop'olist,  B^Bl-Plst 

Big'amy,  B"-G-M 

Bibliothe'cal,     B3  -  Bl 

Bigem'inate,   B2-J-M-N- 

TH-K1 

T 

Bib'liotheke,  B3-B1-TH- 

Big'gin,  B3-Gn 

E 

Bight,  Bti 

Biblist,  B3-Blst 

Big'ness,  B3-G-Ns 

Bib'ulous,  B3-B-is 

Big'ot,  B3-Gt 

^Bicap'sular,  B^K-P-si-B 

Big'otea,  B3-G-Td 

2 

BIN 

Big'otedly,  B3-G-Td-Z, 
Big'otry,  Ba-G-Tr 
Big'-wig,  B3-G-W-G- 
Bijou',  B3-ZH 
Bijoux',  B^-ZH 
Bijou'try,  B-!-ZH-Tr 
Biju'gate,  B»-J-Gt 
Bij'ugous  or  Biju'gous, 

B<*-J-Gs 

Bila'biate,  B=-Z,-B-T 
Bilam'elate,  B'-L-M-it 
Bilam'elated,  B1-L-M-.E,- 

Td 

Bilat'eral,  B>-ztr-L 
Bilat' erally,  B'-itr-L 
Bil'berry,  W-L-V-R 
Bil'bo,  B^-L-B 
Bile,  Bi-L 
Bilge,    B3-£-J,     B^-i-Jd, 

Bs-i-j-KG 

Bilge'-water,  B3-i-J-Wtr 
Bilg'y,  B-i-J 
Bil'iary,  W-L-R 
Bilin'gual,  B^-Z-XG-Gw- 

L  [or  -Gl] 
Bilin'guar,  BS-Z-XG-Gw- 

R  [or  -Gr] 
Bilin'guous,  B3-Z-NG- 

Gws  lor  -Gs] 
Bil'ious,  B^-is 
Bilit'eral,  Ba-Ztr-L 
Bilk,    B^-i-K.    B:i-Z-K-T, 

B3-Z-K-NG 
Bill,  B^-L.      Occasionally 

in  phrases,  by  Bl ;  as  in 

the  following: 

Bank  bill,  Bi-NG-K-Bl 
Dollar  bill,  EH-Z-R-Bl 
Due  bill,  D3-B1 
Play  bill,  P12-B1 
True  bill.  Tr'-Bl 
Bill'-book,  B3-Z-B-K 
Bill'-broker,  B^-i-Br-Kr 
Bil'let,    B3-Zt,     B3-Z-Td, 

B3-it-NG 

Billet-doux',  B3-Z.-D5 
Bill'-hook,  B3-L-H-K 
Bill'iard,  B3-i-7?d 
Bill'iards,  W-L-R&z 
Bill'ing,  B3-L-NG 
Billingsgate,  B*-L-Naf 

Gt 

Bill'ion,  B3-£n 
Bill'man,  B^-L-Mn 
Bil'low,  B3-L 
Bil'lowy,  Bs-iol 
Bill'-sticker,  B3-is-T-KI 
Bil'ly,  B3-/, 
Bilo'bate,  B2-i-Bt 
Bi'lobed,  Bi-Z,-Bd 
Biloc'ular,  Bi-i-Kl-B 
Bima'nus,  B2-M-Ns 
Bime'dial,  B3-M-D1 
Bimen'sal,  B^-M-Ns-L 
Bimes'trial,  B2-Ms-Tr-L 
Bimontii'ly,  B2-M-N-TH- 

L 

Bin,  Bn" 

Bin'acle,  B3-N-K1 
Bi'nary,  Bi-Nr 


BIN 


Bi'nate, 

Bind,  Bndi, 
Bind'er,  Bndr* 
Bind'ery,  BndVB 
Bind'ing,  Bndi-NO 
Bind'-weed,  BndJ-VTd 
Bin'nacle,  B3-N-K1 
Bin'ocle.,  B3-N-KJ 
Binoc'ular,  B^N-KI-B 
Binoc'ulate,  Bi-N-K-Z,t 
Bino'mial,  B»-N-M1 
Binom'inal,  Bi-N-M-Nl 
Binom'inous,  Bi-N-M-Na 
Biog'rapher,  Bi-Gr-Fr 
Biograph'ic,  Bi-Grf-K 
Biograph'ical-ly,  Bi-Gr- 

F-K1 

Biog'raphy,  B^-Gr-F 
Biological,  Bi-Z-J-Kl 
Biol'ogy,  Bi-Z-J 
Bipa'rous  or  Bip'arous, 


Bipar'tible,  Bi-Prt-Bl 
Bipar'tile,  B^Prt-L 
Bipar'tite  or  Bip'artite, 


Biparti'tion,  B3-Pr-Tshn 
Bi'ped,  B!-Pd 
Bipe'dal,  B^-P-DI 
Bipen'nate,  B«-P-N-T 
Bipen'nated,  B2-P-N-Td 
Bipet'alous,  B2-Pt-Z,s 
Bipin'nate,  B3-P-X-T 
Bipin'nated,  B3-P-N-Td 
Bipinnat'ifid,  Bi-P-N-Tf- 

D 

Bipli'cate,  Bi-Pl-Kt 
Bi'pont,  Bi-Pnt 
Bipont'ine,  B^Pn-Tn 
Biquad'rate,  B^Kw-Drt 
Biquadratic,  B^-K  w-Drt- 

K 

Bira'diate, 
Bira'diated, 
Birch,  B2-B- 
Birch'en,  B2-JS-CHn 
Bird,  B2-Rd  or  Brd^ 
Bird'-cage,  Brd^-K-J 
Bird'-call,  Brd2-Kl 
Bird'-catcher,  Brd'-K- 

CHr 
Bird'-fancier,  Brd2  -  F  - 

Ns  -  K 

Bird'-lime,  Bra2-Z-M 
Bird-of-par'adise,  Brda'. 

pi-«-Dz 

Bird's'-eye,  Brdz2-i 
Bird's'-nest,  Brdz^-Nst 
Bir  'gander,  Br=-Gndr 
Bi'reme,  Bi-K-M 
Birth,  B2  -  R  -  TH.      See 

Breath. 

Birth'day,  B=-7J-TH-D 
Birth'-mark,  BS  -R-  TH- 

Mr-K 

JBirth'place, 
Birth'right,  W 
Bis'euit,  B-'-sK.t 
Bisect',  B»-sKt,  B»-sK-Td 


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Bisec'tion,  Bz-sKshn 
Biseg'ment,  B^-sG-lT 
Bisex'ual,  B^-sKs-Ij 
Bish'op,  B3-SH-P 
Bish'opric, 

[B3-SH-K] 

Bis'muth,  B3-zM-TH 
Bis'muthal,  B3-zM-TH-L 
Bismuth'ic,  B«-zM-TH-K 
Bi'son,  B»-sN 
Bissex'tile,  B^-sKs-T-L 
Bis'ter,  Bstr» 
Bis'tort,  Bsa-T-Rt 
Bis'toviry,  Bs3-T-JZ 
Bis'tre,  Bstr* 
Bisul'cate,  B2-sL-K-T 
Bisul'cous,  B2-sL-Ks 
Bisul'phate,  B2-si-Ft 
Bisul'phuret,  W-sL-F-Rt 
Bit,  Bts,  B«-Td.  Bt 
Bit,  Bts.    See  Bite- 
Bitch,  B«-CH 
Bite,  Bti,  Bt(-)».    See  Bit. 
Bit'er,  Btri 
Bit'ing,  Bt 
Bit'ingly,  Bfi-NGl 
Bitt,  B1* 

Bit'tacle,  B3-T-K1 
Bit'ten,  B3-Ta 
Bit'ter,  Btr3 
Bit'terish,  Btr»-sn 
Bit'terishness, 

Ns 

Bit'terly, 
Bit'tern, 
Bit'terness, 
Bit'ters,  Btrz« 
Bit'ter-spar,  B3-Tr-sP-B . 
Bit'ter-sweet,  B3-Tr-sWt 
Bitts,  Bts3 
Bitumed',  B^-T-Md 
Bitu'men,  B3-T-Mn 
Bitu'minate,  B3-T-M-N- 

T,    B3-T-M-N-Td,   B3-T- 

M-N-T-NG 
Bitu'minize,  B3-T-M-Nz, 

B3-T-3I-Nzd,  BS-T-M-Nz- 

NG 

Bitu'minous,  B'-T-M-Ns 
Bi'valve,  B'-Vl-V 
Bi'valved,  BJ-Vl-Vd 
Bivalv'ous,  Bi-Vl-Vs 
Bivalv'ular,  Bi-Vl-V-£r 
Bi'ventral,  Byi-Ntr-L 
Biv'ious  or  Bi'vious,  B3 

ori-Vs 
Biv'ouac,  BvS-W-K,  Bv«- 

W-Kt,  Bv3-W-K7NG 
Bi'- weekly,  BMV-K1 
Bizzarre',  Bl-zR 
Blab,  Bli-B,  B1>-B-D,  Bl»- 

B-NG 

Blabber,  Bl'-Br 
Black,  Bl'-K,  BU-Kt,  BH- 

K-NG 

Black'amoor,  BU-K-Mr 
Black'-art,  BP-K-«t 
Blackball,  Bl»  -  K  -  B  -  L, 

BU-K-B-Ld, 

NG 


BLA 


Black'berry, 
Black'bird,  Bli-K-Brd 
Blackboard,  BU-K-Brd 
Black'-book,  BU-K-B-K 
Black'en,    Bli-Kn,    B1U 

Knd,  BU-Kn-NG 
Black'  eyed,  Bli-K-I-D 
Black'fish,  BP-K-F-^fl" 
Biack'-flux,  BP-K-FI-KE 

Black'-friar,  Bli-K-Fr-B 
Black'-Friday,  BU-K- 

Fr-D 

Black'-grass,  BU-K-Grs 
Black'guard,    Bl1  -  Grd, 

Bli-Gr-Dd,   Bli-Grd-NG 
Black'guardism,      Bl1  • 

Grd-zM 

Black'ing,  Bli-K-NG 
Black'ish,  BP-K-SH 
Black'-jack,  BU-K-J-K 
Black-lead',  BU-K-i-D 
Black'leg,  BU-K-//-G 
Black'-letter,  BU-K-itr 
Black'ly,  Bli-K-£ 
Black'-mail,  Bl»-K-Ml 
Black'-martin,  BU-K-M- 

R-Tn 
Black'-Monday,    Bl^K- 

M-N-D 

Black'ness,  BU-K.-NS 
Black'-pudding,  Bli-K- 

P-D-NG 

Black'-rod,  BU-K-K-D 
Black'rust,  BU-K-Kst 
Black'smith,  BJi-K-sM- 

TH 
Black'-snake,  Bli-Ks-N- 

E 

Blact'-strap.BU-K-sTr-P 
Black'tail,  Bli-K-T-L 
Black'thorn,    BU-K-TH- 

Rn 
Black'-vomit,    BP-K-V- 

Mt 
Black'-walnut,    BU-K- 

Wl-Nt 

Blad'der,  Bl^-Dr 
Blade,  Bids 
Blade'-bone,  Bld^tBn 
Blad'ed,  Bl^-Dd 
Blain,  Bin2 

Blam'able-y,  B12-M-B1 
Blam'ableness,     B12-M- 

Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Blame,    B12-M,    Bl=-Md, 

B12-M-NG 

Blame'ful,  Bl^-M-Fl 
Blame'less,  Bls-M-Zs 
Blamelessly,  BP-M-Z*- 

L 
Biame'lessness,  Bl2  -  M- 

Ls  -  Ns  [or  :Ls] 
Blam'er,  Bl^-Mr 
Blame'worthiness,  Bl*- 

M-Wr-DH-Ns 
Blame'worthy,  B12-M- 

Wr-DH 

Blanc'ard,  BU-NG-Krd 
Blanch,  Blni-CH, 

CHt.  Blni-CH-NG 


BLA    * 

Blafich'er,  Bli-N-CHr 
Blanc-mange',  BU-Mn, 

ZH 

Bland,  Blndi 
Blandil'oquence,  Bln3- 

D-//-KWn8 

Bland'ish,    Bind1  -  SH, 

Blndi-SHt,  Blndi-SH-NG 
Bland'isher,  Blnd^SH-K 
Blandishment,  Bind1  - 

SH  -  Mnt 

Bland'ness,  Blndi-Ns 
Blank,  Blni-K 
Blank'et,  Blni-Kt,  Bln1- 
t    K-Td,  Blni-Kt-NG 
Blank'eting,  Blni-Kt-NG 
Blank'ly,  Blni-K-Z, 
Blank'ness,  Bln^K-Ns 
Blare,  Bl^-R 
Blar'ney,  BU-JR-N 
Blaspheme',  Bis3-  F  -  M, 

Bls3-F-Md,  Bls3-F-M-NG 
Blasphem'er,  Bls3-F-Mr 
Blas'phemous,  Bls^F- 

Ms 
Blas'phemously,  Bls^F- 

Ms-i 

Blas'phemy,  Bls^-F-M 
Blast,     Blsti      Bis1  -  Td, 
Blast'ed,  Blsi-Td 
Blast' er,  Blstr1 
Blasting,   Blstf)1.     See 
.  Plastering. 

Blast'-pipe,      Blst»5Pi-P 
,    (or  Bis1-?-?) 
Bla'tant,  Bl*-Tnt 
Blat'ter,  Bltr1 
Blaze,  Blz2,  Blzd",  Blz2- 

NG 

Blaz'er,  BP-Zr 
Blaz'ing-star,  Blza-NGs- 

T-R  (or  -NGstr) 
Bla'zon,  Blz^-N, 

Blz«-N-NG 

Bla'zoner,  Blz»-N-B 
Bla'zonry, 
Blea'berry,  Bia- 
Bleach,  BP-CH, 

B13-CH-NG 
Bleach'er,  Bi'-CHr 
Bleach'ery, 
Bleak,  BF-K 
Bleak'ly,  B1»-K-L 
Bleak'ness,  BF-K-Ns 
Blear,  B13-B,  Bia-Ed, 

fi-NG 

Blear'-eye,  Bis-fi-i 
Blear'-eyed,  BP-B-i- 
Blear'-eyedness, 

I-D-Ns 
Bleat,  Bits 
Bleat'ing,  BHC)' 
Bled,  Bld2 
Bleed,  Bid3,  BldC)8 
Bleed'ing,  BldC)» 
Blem'ish,  Bl^-M-SH,  Bl^ 

M-S//t,  B12-M-SH-NG 
Blench,   Bln2-CH,   Bln« 

CHt.  Bln8.CH-NG 


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Blend,    Bind*,    Bln«-Dd, 

Blnd^-NG 
Blende,  Bind* 
Blend'er,  Blndr* 
Blen'ny,  Bl^-N 
Blent,  Blnta 

Bless,  Bls2,  Blsta,  Bls^-NG 
Bless'ed,  B1S2-D 
Bless'edness,  Bls2-D-Ns 
Bless'er,  BP-sK 
Bless'ing,  Bls2-NG 
Blest,  Blst5* 
Blet,  Bits 

Ble'tonism,  BP-Tn-Z-M 
Blet'ting,  Blto« 
Blew,  BK    See  Blow. 
Blight,  Blti.  BU-Td.Bltf)1 
Blind,     Bind1,     Blni-Dd, 

Bind' -NG 
Blind'er,  Blndr1 
Blind'fold,    Blndi-F-Ld, 

Blnd!-F-i-Dd,   Blndi-F- 

Ld(-) 

Blind'ly,  Blndi-L. 
Blind'-man's-bufF, 

Blndi-Mnz-Bf 
Blind'ness,  Blndi-Ns 
Blind'-side,  BlndsJ-D 
Blink,   Bln3-K,    Bln3-Kt, 

Bln3-K-NG 

Blink'ard,  Bl3-NG-Krd 
Blink'er,  Bl3-NG-Kr 
Blink'ers,  Bl3-NG-Krz 
Bliss,  Bis3 
Bliss'ful-ly,  Bls3-Fl 
Bliss't'ulness,  Bls3-Fl-Ns 

[:Fs] 

Blis'som,  Bl3-sM 
Blis'ter,  Blstr»,  Bl«-sTrO, 

Blstr(-)3 
Blithe,  Bli-DH 
Blithe'ful,  BU-DH-F1 
Blithe'ly,  BU-DH1 
Blithe'ness,  BU-DH-Ns 
Blithe'some,  BP-DHs-H 
Blithe'someness,    Bl^  - 

DHs-M-Ns 

Bloat,  Bits,  B12-Td,  BltC) 
Bloat'er,  Bltr* 
Blobtief-lip,  BU-Br-Jfi-P 
Block,  Bl!-K,  Bli-Kt,  Bli- 

K-NG 
Blockade',  B12-Kd,   B12- 

K-Dd,  B12-Kd-NG 
Blockad'er,  Bl^-K-Dr 
Block'head,  Bli-K-Hd 
Block'-house,  Bli-K-Hs 
Block'ish,  Bli-K-SH 
Block'ishly,  Bli-K-SHl 
Block'ishness,   BU  -  K  - 

SH-Ns 

Block'-tin,  BU-K-Tn 
Blom'ary,  B13-M-.R 
Blonde,  Blndi 
Blond'-lace,  Blnd^-LB 
Blood,     Bids,      BP  -  Dd, 

Bld(-)" 

Blood'-flower,Bld2-Fl-B 
Blood'-j^iiltiness,  Blds- 

Ol-T-Ns 


BLU 

Blood'-guilty,  Bld=-Gl-T 
Blood'-heat,  Bld2-Ht 
Blood'-horse,  Bld^-Hrs 
Blood'-hot,  Blds-Ht 
Blood'-hound,  Bld^-Hnd 
Blood'ily,  W-V-L 
Blood'iness,  B1--D-JTS 
Blood'less,  Bld--Z,s 
Blood'lessly,  m^-Ls-L 
Blood'-letter,  Bld2-7.tr 
Blood'-letting,   Bld^-Zt- 

NG 

Blood'-red,  Bld^-B-D 
Blood'-relation,     Bld^  - 

filshn   , 

Blood'rbot,  Bkl2-Rt 
Blood'shed,  Bld2-SHd 
Blood' shedder,      Bld2  - 

SHdr 
Blood'shedding,   Bld»  - 

SHd-NG  lor  (•)! 
Blood'-shot,  Bld2-SHt 
Blood'-shotten,      Bid2  - 

SH-Tu 
Blood'-spavin,  Bld2-sP- 

Vn 
Blood'-stained,      Bld2  - 

sTud 

Blood'-stone,  Blds-sTn 
Blood'-sucker,  Bld-sKr 
Blood'-thirstiness,Bld2- 

THrs-T-Ns 
Blood'-thirsty,      Bid2  - 

THrs-T 

Blood'-vessel,  Bld2-Vs-L 
Blood'-warm,  Eld*  -  Wr  - 

M 

Blood'y,  BP-D 
Blood'y-flux,  El2  -  D  -  Fl- 

Ks 
Blood'y-minded,  B12-D- 

Mn-Dd 
Bloom,    BF-M.     Bl3-3ild, 

B13-M-XG 
Bloom'er,  Bl»-Mr 
Bloom'ing,  BP-M-NG 
Bloom'ingly,  B13-M-NG1 
Bloom'y,  B13-M 
Blos'som,    BU-sM,     Bli- 

sMd,  BU-sM-NG 
Blot,  Blti,  Bl'-Td,  BltC)1 
Blotch,  Bli-CH 
Blot'ter,  Bltr1 
Blot'ting-paper3  BltC)1.1 

P2-Pr 

Blouse,  Biz* 
Blow,  B12,  B12-NG.     Sec 

Blew  and  Blown. 
Blow'er,  B12-K 
Blown,  Bin2 
Blow'-pipe,  B12;pi-p 
Blowse,  Blzi 
Blowth,  B12-TH 
Blow'y,  B16I2 
Blowze,  Biz1 
Blowzed,  Blzd1  * 
Blow'zy,  BU-Z 
Blub'ber,     B12-Br,     Bl»- 

Brd,  Bl^-Br-NG 
Bludg'eon,  Bl8-Jn 


BLU 


28 


Blue,  Bis,  Bids.  B1«-NG 

Boast'ingly,  Bs*-T-NGl 

Blue'bell,  Bis-B-L 

Boat,  Bt2,  B2-Td.  BtC)1 

Blue'berry,  BP-B-.R 

Boat'able,  Bt2-Bl 

Blue'bird,  BP-Brd 

Boat'-bill,  Bt«;B»-L 

Blue'-book,  B13-B-K 

Boat'-hook,  Bt2-H-K 

Blue'-bottle,  BP-B-Tl 

Boat'ing,  Bt(-)2 

Blue'  -breast,  BP-Brst 

Boat'man,  Bt2-Mn 

Blue'-devils,  BP-D-Vlz 

Boats'man,  Bt2-sMn 

Blue'-flsh,  B13-F-S£f 

Boat'swain,  Bt*«-N 

Blue'-light,  B13-£t 

Bob,  Bi-B,  Bi-B-D,  Bi-B- 

Blue'ly,  B13-L 

NG 

Blue'ness,  BP-Ns 

Bob'bin,  BJ-Bn 

Blue'-peter,  Bl»-Ptr    or 

Bobbinet'  or  BobTtiinet, 

:Ptr3 

B2ori-Bn-T 

Blue'-pill,  Bis  !  ps-L 

Boblin'coln,  B^-B-in-Kn 

Blae'-stocking,  Bls8-T- 

Bob'olink,  Bi-B-in-K 

K  -NG 

Bob'stays,  Bi-Bs-Tz 

Blue'-vitriol,  Bis-vtr-L 

Bob'tail,  B'-B-Tl 

Bluff,  Blfa,  Blft2,  Blf2-NGr 

Bob'wig,  Bi-B-W-G 

BlufTness,  Blf^-Ns 

Bock'ing,  B'-K-NG 

BlufTy,  B12-F 

Bock'land,  Bi-K-ind 

Blu'ing,  Bls-NG 

Bode,  Bd2,  B2-D-1,  B2-D- 

Blu'ish,  Bia-SH 

NG 

Blun'der,  Blndr*,  Blnd2- 

Bod  'dice,  Bi-Ds 

Rd,  Blndr2-NG 

Bod'ice,  B^Ds 

Blun'derbuss,  Blndr^-Bs 

Bod'ied,  B»-Bd 

Blun'derer,  Blndr2-K 

Bod'iless,  B>-D-is 

Blun'derhead,    Blndr*  - 

Bod'ily,  Bi-D-i 

Hd 

Bod'ing,  B2-D-NG 

Blun'deringly,    Blndr2  - 

Bod'kin,  Bd^Kn 

NG-L 

Bod'y,  Bi-D,  Bi-Dd,  Bi-D- 

Blunt,    Bints,     Bin2  -  Td, 

NG 

Blnf-NG 

Bod'y-clothes,  Bi-D-Kl- 

Blunt'ly,  Blnt2-£ 

DHz 

Blunt'ness,  Blnt2-Ns 

Bod'y-coat,  Bi-D-Kt 

Blur,  B12-B,   B12-Rd,  Bl«- 

Bod'y-color,  Bi-D-K-ir 

fi-NG 

Bod'y  -guard,  Bi-D-Grd 

Blurt,    B12-K1,    B12-«-Td. 

Bod'y-snatcher,   Bi-Ds- 

B12-M-NG 

N-CHr 

Blush,    B12-8H,    B12-SHt, 

Bceo'tian,  B2-SHn 

B12-SH-NG 

Bog,  Bi-G 

Blush'ful,  B12-SH-F1 

Bo'gey,  B2-G 

Bi-Gld, 


Bog'gler,  B'-Gl-R 
jBog'gy,  B>-G 


Blush'ingly,  Bl2-SH-NGl|Bo'gle,  B2-G1 
Blush/less,  Bl2-SH-i8       Bog'gle,   Bi-Gl, 
Blus'ter,  Blstr2,  B12-sTrd, '     B^Gl-NG 

Blstr(-)* 

Blus'terer,  Blstr2-R 

B^us'trous,  Bl2-sTrs  Bog'-spavin,  Bi-Gs-P- Vn 

Bo'a,  Boa2  Bog'-trotter,  Bi-G-Trtr 

Bo'a-constric'tor,     B«  :  ;Bo'gus,  B2-Gs 

sTr3-Ktr  Bo'gy,  B2-G 

Boar,  B2-R  Bohea',  B»-H 

Board,    B2-Rd,    B2-K-Dd,  Bohe'mian,  B3-H-Mn 

BS-ffd-NG  Boil,   Bi-L,   B>-Ld,    Bi-L- 

Board'er,  B2-Rdr  i     NG 

Board'ing,  B2-tfd-NG         Boil'er,  Bi-L-R 
Board'ing-house,     B2  -  Boil'ery,  W-L-R 

R<1  -  NG  -  Hs  Boil'ing,  Bi-L-NG 

Board'ing-school,     B2  -  Bois'terous,  B^sTrs 

.Rd-NG-sKl  Bois'terously,  Bi-sTr-si 

Board'-wages,       Bs-fid-  Bois'terousness,Bi-sTrs- 

wJz  I     Ns 

Boar'ish,  B«-fi-SH  Bold,  B2-Ld 

Boast,  Bst2.  Bs^-Td,  BstO*  Bold'ly,  B2-id-i 
Boast'er,  Bstr2  Bold'ness,  B2-id-Ns 

Boast'fuMy,  Bs2-T-Fl  or  Bole  or  Boll,  B2-!, 

Bs-'-Fl  Bologn'a  Sau'sage,  B2- 

Boast'fulness,  Bs2-T-Fl-l    i-N-Ss-J  (or  -Nss-J) 

Ns    [Bst2:Fs]  IBol'ster,  B*-£str,   B2-is- 

Boast'ing,  BstC)*  I    Trd,  B*-istr(0 


BON 

Bol'sterer,  B*-£s-Tr-R 
Bolt,  B2-Lt,  B2-X,-Td,  B«. 

it-NG 

Bolt'er,  B2-£tr 
Bolt'-head,  B2-Lt-Hd 
Bolt'ing,  B2-z,t-XG 
Bolt'-rope,  B2-it-«-P 
Bolt'-sprit,  B2-it-sPrt 
Bo'lus,  B2-Z.8 
Bomb,  B2-M 
Bombard',  Bi-M-Brd,  B»- 

M-Br-Dd.  B^M-BrdC) 
Bombardier',  B»-M-Brd- 

R 
Bombard'ment,  BI  -  M  • 

Brd  -  Milt 

Bom'bast,  B2-M-Bst 
Bombast'ic.B'-  M  -Bs-T-K 
Bombast'ically,  Bi-M- 

Bs  -  T  -  Kl 
Bombazet'   or  Bomba- 

zette',  B2-M-BZ-T 
Bombazine'  or  Bomba- 
sine', BS-M-BZ-N 
Bom'bic,  B'-M-B-K 
Bomb'-ketch,  B2  -  M  -  K- 

CH 
Bomb'-vessel,  B2-M-Vs- 

L 

Bomb'-proof,  B2-M-Prf 
Bomb'-shell,  B2-M-SH1 
Bombyc'inous,  B^-M-Bs- 

Ns 

Bom'byx,  Bi-M-B-Ks 
Bonapart'ean,    BJ-N-Pr- 

Tn 
Bo'napartism,  B2-N-Prt- 

zM 

Bo'napartist,B2-N-Pr-Tst 
Bon'bon,  Bn^Bn 
Bond,  Bndi,  Biii-Dd.Bndi- 

NG 

Bond'age,  BndJ-J 
Bond'ed,  Bu^-Dd 
Bond'maid,  Bndi-Md 
Bond'man,  Bud>-Mn 
Bonds'man,  Bndsi-lln 
Bond'-stone,  Bnds'-Tn 
Bonds'woman^nds^W- 

Mn 
Bond'woman,  End1  -  W- 

Mn 
Bond'-timber,  End1-!- 

M  -  Br 

Bone,  Bn2,  Bud2.  Bn2_NG- 
Bone'-dust,  Bn2-Dst 
Bone'less,  Bu^-Ls 
Bone'set,  Bus2-T 
Bone'-spavin,  Bns*-P-Vn 
Bon'fire,  Biii-F-R 
Boni'to,  BS-N-T 
Bon-mot',  B«2-M 
Bon'net,  Bi-N-T 
Bon'neted,  B»-N-Td 
Bon'nily,  BJ-Nl 
Bon'ny,  Bi-N 
Bon'ny-clabber,  B^-lf 

Kl-Br 

Bon  Ton,  Bni-Tn 
Bo'nus,  Bs-Ns 


BON 

Bon-vivant',  Bn^V-Vn 
Bo'ny,  B2-N 
Bon'ze,  Bni-Z 
Boo'by,  B3-B 
Boo'by-hut,  Ba-B-Ht 
Boo'by-liutch,  B3  -  B  -  H- 

CH 

Boodh,B8-D 
Boodh'ism,  B3-D-zM 
Boodh'ist,  B3-Dst 
Book,  B3-K,  B3-Kt,  B3-K- 

NG 

Book'-binder,B3-K-Bnd* 
Book'-bindery,   B3  -  K  • 

Bnd-B 
Book'-binding,   B«  -  K  - 

End  -  NG 

Book'-case,  B3-K-Ks 
Book'ish,  B3-K-SH 
Book'ishness,  BS-K-SH- 

Ns 

Book'-keeper,B3-K-K-Pr 
Book'-keeping,  B3-K-K- 

P-NG 
Book'-learned,      B*-K- 

Zrnd 
Book'-leaming,   B3-K- 

irn-NG 

Book'-maker,B3-K-M-Kr 
Book'-making,  Bs-K-M- 

K-NG 

Book'-mark,  B3-K-Mr-K 
Book'-seller,  B3-K-s//-R 

Book'-shelf,  B3-K-SHl-r 

Book'-shop,  B3-K-SH-P 

Book'-stall,  B3-Ks-T-L 

Book'-stand,  B^-Ks-Tnd 

Book'store,  BS-Ks-T-R  or 
B3-Kstr 

Book'worm,  B3-K-Wr-M 

Boom,  B3-M,  B3-Md,  B3- 
M-NG 

Boom'erang,  B»-M-K-NG 

Boon,  Bn* 

Boor,  B'-B 

Boor'ish, 

Boor'ishly,  B3-R-SH1 

Boor'isliness, 
Ks 

Boose  or  Booze, 

Boos'er,  B3-Zr 

Boost,  fist3.  Bs3-Td,  BstO* 

Boo'sy  or  Boo'zy,  B3-Z 

Boot,  Bts,  B3-Td.  BtC)s 

Boot'-crimp,  Bt3-Kr-M-P 

Bootee',  B"-T 

Booth,  B3-DH 

Boot' hose,  Bt3-Hz 

Boot' -jack,  Bt3-J-K 

Boot'-last,  Bts-ist 

Boot'less,  Bt«-/,8 

Boot'lessness,  Bt»-Ls-Na 

Boot' -tree,  Bt3-Tr 

Boot'y,  B3-T 

Bopeep',  BS-P-P 

Borac'ic,  &-RS-K. 

Bo'racous,  B^-fl-Ks 

Bor'age,  W-R-J 

Bo'rate,  B2-fit 

Bo'rax,  B^-fi-Ka 


BRA 


Bor'der,   Bi-Rdr,    B'-JZ. 
Drd,  Bi-Rdr-NG 

Jounc'ing,  Bns1-NG 
3ound,    End1,     Bni-Dd, 

3or'derer,  Bt-Rdr-R 
Bore,  B»-R,  B^-Rd,  W-R, 

Jound'ary,  BndJ-fl 
Jound'ed,  Bni-Dd 

NG 
Jo'real,  B«-2Z-L 
Jor'er,  B2-Rr 
Jor'ing,  B2-.R-NG 

Sound'en,  Bn^Dn 
3ound'less,  Bndi-Ls 
Jound'lessness,    Bud1  - 
Ls-Ns    Ciis] 

Born,  B1-JSn 
Jorne,  B2-Kn 
Jo'ron,  B2-Kn 
Jor'ough,  B»-B 

Joun'teous,  B^-T-S 
Joun'teously,  Biit-T-Sl 
Joun'teousness,  Bni-Ts- 

Ns 

Jor'row,  BJ-B,    B1-B-D, 

Boun'tiful-ly,  Bi-N-T-Fl 

Jor'rower,  S^R-R 
3ort,  Bi-Rt           , 

Boun'tifulness,  B'-N-T> 
Fl-Ns    [:Fs] 
Boun'ty,  B'-N-T 

Jos,  Bs* 
Bosc'age,  B'-sK-J 
Bosh,  Bi-SH 

Boun'tyhood,  Bi-N-T-Hd 
Bouquet',  B2-K 

Bosk,  Bi-sK 
3osk'y,  B^-sK 

Bourgeois',  Bi^-Js 
Bourgeois',  (a  citizen)  B1- 

Bos'om,  B3-zM,  B8-zMd, 
B3-zM-NG 

B-ZH-W 
Bourgeoisie',  B3  -  R  -  ZH- 

3oss,  Bs1 
3oss'y,  Bi-S 
Botan'ic,  Bl-T-N-K 
3otan'ical-ly,  B^T-N-Kl 

W-Z 
Bour'geon,  Br^-Jn 
Bourn  or  Bourne,  B2-5n 
Bourse,  B^-Rs 

Bot'anist,  B1-T-Nst 
Bot'anize,  Bi-T-Nz,  BJ-T- 

Boustrophe'don,       Bs  - 

sTrf  -  Dn 

Nzd,  B!-T-Nz-NG 

"R/Mlf1       TAfl 

Bot'any,  Bi-T-N 
Botch,  Bi-CH,  B^CHt  BU 

JjUU.L'j  J->ll 

Bouts-rimes',  B2-R-M 

Bo'vine,  B2-Vn 

CH-NG 
Botch'er,  B^-CHr 
Bot'-fly,  Bti-Fl 
Both,  B2-TH 

Bow,  B1,  Bd1,  Bi-NG 
Bow,  B2,  Bd2.  B--NG 
Bow'-drill,  B2-Dr-L 

Both'er,  Bdhr",    Bdhrd^, 

Bow'el,  B1^ 
Bow'els,  B!-Lz 

Bothera'tion,  Bdhr2-SHn 
Bot'ryoid,  Bti-fi-D 
Botryoid'al,  Bt!-K-D-L 
Bots  or  Botts,  Bts1 
Bot'tle,  Bi-Tl,  Bi-Tld,  B1- 

Bow'er,  Bi-R 
Bow'ery,  B1-^ 
Bow'-hand,  B2-Hnd 
Bow'ie-knite,  B2-N-F 
Bowl,  B2-L,  B2-Ld,  BS-L- 

Tl-NG 
Bot'tle-green,  Bi-Tl-Grn 
Boftle-holder,       B*-T1 

NG 
Bowl'der,  B2-idr 
Bow'-legged,  B2-Z-G-D 
Bowl'er,  B2-Z-R 

(-H)-idr 
Bot'tling,  B^Tl-NG 
Bot'tom,  B^-M,  Bti-Md, 

Bow'Une,  B2-in 
Bowl'ing-green,     B2-z,. 
NG-  Grn 

Bt!-M-NG 
Bot'tomed,  B^-Md 

Bow'man,  B2-Mn 

Bot'tom-glade,  Bti-M- 

Bowse,  Bz1 
Bow'sprit,  B'-sPrt 

Gld 
Bot'tom-land,    Bt1  -  M  - 

Bow'string,  B2-sTr-NG 
Box,  Bi-Ks,  Bi-Kst,  Bi-Ks- 

i/nd 
Bot'tomless,  Btt-M-is 
Bot'tomry,  Bti-M-B 
Boudoir',  Bi-Dw-R 

NG 
Box'er,  Bi-K-sR 
Box'haul,  BJ-K-sHl,   Bi. 
K-sHld,  B!-K-sHl-NG 

Bough,  B1 
Bought,  Bt> 
Bougie',  B8-ZH 

Box'-tree,  B'-K-sTr 
Box'-wood,  B^Ks-wD 
Boy  B1 

Bouilli',  B»-Y  or  B*-Z-Y 
Bouillon',  Bl-Yn  or  B^-L 

Boy'hood,  B^-Hd 
Boy'ish,  Bt-SH 

Boul'der,  B»-Zdr 
Boulevard',  B»-I,-Vr(d) 

Boy'ishly,  W-SHI 
Boy'ishness,  B^SH-Na 
Brab'ble  B^-Bl 

Bounce,     Ens',      Bust 

Brac'cate,  Bri-Kt 

Bns'-NG 
Bounc'er,  Bns^R  (n-hoo 
and  circle  both  shown.) 

Brace,  Brs2,  Brst«,  Bra* 
NG 

BRA 

Brace'let,  Br^sLt 
Bra'cer,  Br2-sR 
Braeii,  Br'-K 
Bracn'ial  or  Bra'chial, 

Br'or2-K-L 
Brachycatalec'tic,   Br2- 

K-K-T-i-K-T-K 
Brachyg'raphy,  BrS-K- 

Gr-F 

Brack,  Br'-K 
Brack'en,  Bri-Kn 
Brack'et,  Bri-Kt,  Bri-K- 

Td.  Br'-Kt-NG 
Brack'eting,  Br^Kt-NG 
Brack'et-light,Br'-Kt-it 
Brack'ish,  Br»-K-SH 
Brack'ishness,    Br1  -  K  - 

8H  -  Ns 

Bract.  Bri-Kt 
.Brac'teal,  Br^K-T-L 
.Brac'teate,  Bri-K-T-T 
Bract' ed,  Bri-K-Td 
Brad,  Brdi 
Brad '-awl,  Brdi-L 
.Srae,  Br2 
Brag,  Bri-G,  Br'-Gd,  Br1- 

G-NG 
Braggado'cio,    Br2-G-D- 

SH 
Brag'gardism,    Br^Grd- 

zM 

Brag'gart,  Bri-Grt 
Brag'ger,  Br'-Gr 
Brag'ging,  Br'-G-NG- 
Brah'ma,  Br'-M 
Brah'man,  Br'-Mn 
Brahman'ic,  Br'-Mn-K 
Brahman'ical,  Br'-M-N- 

ki 
Brah'manism,  Br1  -  Mn- 

Z-M 

Brah'min,  Br]-Mn 
Brahmin'ic,  Br^-Mn-K 
Brahmin'ieal,   Br^-M-N- 

Kl 
Brahmin'ieal,   Br«-M-N- 

Kl 
Braid,      Brd^,     Br«  -  Dd, 

BrdCJ* 
Brail,  Br2-L,  Br2-Ld,  Br2- 

L-NG 
Brain,  Brn2,  Brnd2,  Brn»- 

NG 

Brain'-fever,  Brn2-F-Vr 
Brain'less,  Br--Nls 
Brain'-pan,  Brn2-Pn 
Brait,  Brt^ 
Brake,  Br2-K 
Brake'man,  Br2-K-Mn 
Brak'y,  Br*-K 
Bram'ble  y,  BrJ-M-Bl 
Bra'min,  Br'-Mu 
Bran,  Brn1 
Branch,  Br^-N-CH,   Br'- 

N-CHt.  Bri-N-CH-NG 
Bran'chial,  Br'-NG-Kl 
Branch'iness,  Br»-N-CH- 

Ns 
Bran'chiopods,  BrJ-NG- 

K-Pdz 


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Branchless,    Br^N-CH 

Lt 

Branch'let,  B^-N-CH-it 
Branch'y,  Bri-N-CH 
Brand,    Brnd1,    Brni-Dd. 

Brnd'-NG 

Brand'ed,  Bnii-Dd 
Brand'-goose,  BrndJ-Gs 
Bran'died,  Brni-Dd 
Brand'ing-iron,    Brnd1  - 

NG-I-Rn 

Brand'-iron,  Bn^-D-Bn 
Bran'dish,    Brnd1  -  SH, 

Brndi-SHt,   Brndi-SH- 

NG 

Bran'disherjBrndi-SH-R 
Brand'ling, 
Brand'-new, 

See  New. 
Bran'dy,  Brn 
Bran'gle,  Bi^ 
Brank,  Br'-XG-K 
Bran'lin,  Br'-Nln 
Bran'-new,  Brni-N.  See 

New. 

Bran'ny,  Bri-N 
Brant,  Brnti 
Brash,  B^-SH 
Bra'sier,  Br2-ZHr 
Brass,  Brs1 

Brass'-band,  BrsJ-Bnd 
Brassej'Brs1 
Brass'iness,  B^-S-Ns 
Brass'-leaf,  Br^si-F 
Brass'y,  BrJ-S 
Brat,  Brt1- 
Brava'do,  Br2-V-D 
Brave,  Brv2,  Brvd2,  Brv2- 

NG 

Brave'ly,  Br2-Vl 
Brav'ery,  Brv2-.R 
Bra'vo,  Br2-V 
Bra'vo,  BrJ-V 
Brawl,  Br1-!,,  Bri-Ld,  Br1- 

L-NG 

Brawl'er,  Br^i-K 
Brawn,  Brn1 
Brawn'iness,  Br]-N-Ns 
Brawn'y,  B^-N 
Bray,  Br^,  Brd2,  Br2-NG 
Bray'er   Br2-R 
Bray'ing,  Br*-KG 
Braze,  Brz2 
Bra'zen,  Brz2  N 
Bra'zen-faced,  Br  z«-  N  - 

Fst 

Bra'zenly,  Brz2-Nl 
Bra'zier,  Br2-ZHr 
Brazil' -wood,  Br^-Zl-Wd 
Braz'ing,  Brz2-NG 
Breach-y,  Br3-CH 
Bread,  Brd2 
Bread'-corn,  Brd2-Krn 
Bread'-lruit,  Brd2-Frt 
Bread'-fruit-tree,  Brd2- 

Frt-Tr 

Bread'stuff,  Brds*-Tf 
Breadth,  Brd2-TH 
Break,  Br2-K.  Br2-K-NG 
Break'able,  Br2-K-Bl 


BRI 

Break'age,  Br*-K-J 
Break'down,  Br2-K-L»n 
Break'er,  Br2-Kr 
|  Break'tast,    Br2  -  K  -  Fst, 

Br2-K-Fs-Td,  Br«-K- 

Fst(-) 

Break'-neck,  Br2-K-N-K 
Break'water,  Br2-K-Wtr 

(or  -KwtrJ 
Bream,  Br»-M 
Breast,    first2.     Brs^-Td, 

Brst(-)2 

Breast'-bone,  Brs2-Bn 
Breast'-hook,  Br2-sH-K  . 
Breast'ing,  Brstf-)2 
Breast'knot,  Brs*-Nt 
Breast'pin,  Brs2-Pn 
Breast'plate,  Brs2-Plt 
Breast'-plow  or  -ough, 

Brs2-Pl 

Breast'rail,  Brs2-ffl 
Breast'work,  Br2-sWr-K 
Breath,  Br-'-TH.  See  Birth 
Breath'able,  Br3-DH-Bli 
Breathe,    Br»  -  DH,    Br5- 

DHd,  Br3-DH-NG 
Breath'er,  Br»-DHr 
Breath'ing,  BrS-DH-NG 
Breath'less,  Br2-TH-Ls 
Breath'lessness,       Br2- 

TH-^s-Ns  [tis] 
Brec'cia,  Brt-'-CH 
Brec'ciated,  BrZ-K-SH- 

Td 

Bred.  Brd* 
Breech,  BrS-CH,  Br«-CHt, 

Br3-CH-NG 
Breech'es,  Br^-CHz 
Breech'ing,  Br'-CH-NG 
Breech'- loading,     Br3  - 

CH-i-D-NG 
Breed,  Brd",  Brd(')3 
Breed'er,  Br^-Dr 
Breed'ing,  BrdC)* 
Breeze,  Brz^,  Brzd^,  Brz*- 

NG 

Breeze'-fly,  Brz3-Fl 
Breeze'less,  B^-zLs 
Breez'y,  Br^-Z 
Brent,  Brnt2 
Breth'ren,  Br2-DHrn 

[Brn2] 
Brett,  Brt2 
Breve,  Brv3 
Brevet',  Br2-Vt 
Bre'viary,  Bri-V-B 
Brevier',  Brr*-R 
Brev'iped,  Br2-V-Pd 
Brev'ipennate,  Br2-V-P- 

N-T 

Brevity,  Br2-V-T 
Brew,  Br3,  Brd",  BrS-NG 
Brew'age,  Bri-J 
Brew'er,  Bpi-R 
Brew'ery,  Br3-« 
Brew'- house,  Br3-Hs 
Brew'ing,  Br3-NG 
Brew'is,  Br^-S 
Bri'ar,  Brt-R 
Bria'rean, 


BRI 

Bribe,    Bri-B,     Bri-B-D, 

Bri-B-NG 
Brib'er,  Br^Br 
Brib'ery,  Br^B-fl 
Brick,  Br3-K,  Br»-Kt,  Br»- 

K-NG 

Brick'bat,  Br>-K-Bt 
Brick'-dust,  BrS-K-Dst 
Brick'-kiln,  Br*-K-Kl 
Brick'-layer,   Br*-K-£-R 
BrickMaying,    Br»-K-i- 

NG 
Brick'-maker,  Br»-K-M- 

Kr 
Brick'-nogging,  Brs  -  K  - 

N  -  Gr  •  NG 

Brick'-tea,  Bi-s-K-T 
Brick'-w  ork,Br«-K-Wr-K 
Brid'al,  Bri-Dl 
Bride,  Brdi 
Bride'-cake,  Brd^K-K 
Bride'-chamber,  Brdi  - 

CH(-M)-Br 

Bride'groom,  Brd^Gr-M 
3ride'-maid,  Brd'-Md 
Sride'-man,  Brd^Mn 
3rides'-maid,  Brd'-zMd 
3rides'-man,  BriP-zMn 
Bride'well,  Brdi-Wl 
Bridge,  Br*-J,  BrWd,  Br>- 

J-NG 

Bridge'-board,BrS-J-Brd 
Bridg'ing-joist,  Br»  -  J  - 

NG-Jst 
Bri'dle,  Bri-Dl,   Br^-Dld, 

Bri-Dl-NG 
Bri'dle-path,  Br1  -  Dl  -  P- 

TH 

Bri'dle- way,  BrJ-Dl  W 
Bri'dler,  B^-Dl-B 
Bridoon',  Br^-Dn 
Brief,  Brfs 
Briefless,  Br^-Fls 
Briefly,  Br»-Fl 
Briefness,  Brf3-Ns 
Bri'er,  Br1  R 
Bri'ery,  Br1-^ 
Brig,  Br3-G 
Brigade',  Br^-Gd,  Br*-G- 

Dd,  Br2-Ud-NG 
Brigadier',  Br^-G-Dr 
Brig'and,  Br^-Gnd 
Brig'andage,  Br^-Gnd-J 
Brig'andine,  Bri-Gn-Dn 
Brig'antine,  Br3-Gn-Tn 
Bright,  Brt1.    See  Broad. 
Bright'en,    BrJ-Tn,    Br>- 

Tnd,  Br'-Tn-NG 
Bright'ly,  Brt'-i 
Bright'ness,  Brt'-Ns 
Bright's'  Disease,  Brts1- 

D-zZ 

Brill'iance,  Br^-Ins 
Brill'iancy,  BrS-Zn-S 
Brill'iant,  Br«-Z,iit 
Brill'iantly,  KtS-Lnt-L 
Brim,  BrS-M 
Brim'ful,  Br^-M-Fl 
Brim'mer,  Br»-Mr 
Brim'ming,  Br»-M-NG 


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Brim'stone,  Br*-Ms-Tn 
Brin'ded,  Brn^-Dd 
Brin'dle,  Brnd^-L 
Brin'dled,  Brnda-Ld 
Brine,  Brn1 
Brine'-pan,  Brn^-Pn 
Bring,    Br»-NG, 

NG 

Bring'er,  Br^-NGr 
Brinish,  Brn»-SH 
Brin'ishness,  Brn^-SH- 

Ns 

Brink,  Br»-NG-K 
Brin'y,  Br^-N 
Brisk,  Br"-sK 
Brisk'et,  Br3-sKt 
Brisk'ly,  Brs»-Kl 
Brisk'ness,  Br»-sK-Ns 
Bris'tle,  Brs»-L,  Brs^-Ld, 


Bris'tly 
Britan'nia,  Br&-T-N 
Brit'ish,  Brts-SH 
Brit'on,  Br»-Tn 
Brit'tle,  Br^-Tl 
Brit'tleness,  BrS-Tl-Ns 
Britz'ska,  Br3-sK 
Broach,  Br^-CH,  Br^-CHt, 

Br2-CH-NG 
Broach'er,  Br2-CHr 
Broad,  Br»-D.  Br^-Dr,  Bri- 

Dst.     See  Bright. 
Broad'-brim,  Brdi-Br-M 
Broad'cast,  Brd'-Kst 
Broad'cloth,  Brdi-Kl-TH 
Broad'en,  BrJ-Dn 
Broad'-gauge,  Brd»-G-J 
Broad'ish,  Br^-D-SH 
Broad'ly,  Bi^-D-X, 
Broad'ness,  Br'-D-Ns 
Broad'side,  B^-Ds-D 
Broad'sword,  Brd'-sKd 
Broad'wise,  Brd'-Wz 
Brocade',  Br^-Kd 
Brocad'ed,  Br*-K-Dd 
Bro'cage,  Br2-K-J 
Broc'ard,  Br'-Krd 
Brocatel',  Br2-K-T-L 
Brocatel'lo,  Br^-K-T-X 
Broc'coli,  Bri-K-Z, 
Brochure',  Br»-8Hr 
Brock,  Br'-K 
Brock'et,  BrJ-Kt 
Bro'gan  or  Brogan',  Br2 

ori-Gn 

Brogue,  Br*-G 
Broi'der,  Br^Dr,  Bri-Drd, 

Br'-Dr-NG 
Broil,  Br»-L,  Br'-Ld,  Br1- 

L-NG 

Broil'er,  BrJ-L-E 
Bro'kage,  Br*-K-J 
Broke,  Br2-K 
Brok'en,  Br^-Kn 
Brok'en-heart'ed,    Br«- 

Kn-fi-Td 

Brok'enly,  Bi«-K-Nl 
Brok'enness,  Br*-Kn-Ns 
Brok'en-wind'ed,    Br*  - 

Kn  -  Wn  -  Dd 


BRU 

Bro'ker,  Br^-Kr 
Bro'kerage,  Br^-Kr-J 
Bro'ma,  Br2-M 
Bro'mic,  Br^-M-K 
Bro'mide,  Br^-Md 
Bro'mine,  Br2-Mn 
Bron'chi,  Br!-NG-K 
Bron'chia.  Br!-NG-K 
Bron'chial,  Bri  Xti-Kl 
Bron'chic,  Br1  NG-K-K 
Bronchi'tis,     Bru^or^-K- 

Ts 

Bron'chocele,  Brn'-Ks-L 
Bronchot'omy,  Bm^-Kti 

M 

Bron'chus.  Br'-XG-Ks 
Sronze,    Brnz',     Erazd1, 

Brnzi-NG 
Brooch,  Br2-CH 
Brood,     Brd3,     Br3  -  DO, 

Brd(-J3 

Brook,  Br3-K 
Brook'let,  Br»-K-it 
Broom,  Br^-M 
Broom'-corn,  Br^-il-Krn 
Broom'stick,Bi-«-Ms-T-K. 
Broom'y,  Br^-M 
Broth,  Bi-i-TH 
Broth'el,  B^-DHI 
Broth'er,  Brdhr2 
Broth'erhood,  Brdhr^-D 
Broth'er-in-law,  Brtlhr— 

N-i     [Bi-2-Nl] 
Broth'erliness,    Brdhi* 

L-Ns 

Broth'erly,  Brtlhr2-L 
Brougham,  Bi-3-^! 
Brow,  Br1 
Brow'beat,  Bri-B-T,  Br1- 

B-T-NG 

Brow'beaten,  B^-B-Tn 
Brown,  (u.)Bru1,  Br'-Xr, 

Br!-Nst 
Brown,  (v.)  Bm1,  Brnd1, 

Bnii-NG 

Brown'ie,  Bri-N 
Brown'ish,  Bni'-SH 
Brown'ness,  Bm'-Xs 
Brown'-stout,  Brns'-Tt 
Brown'-study,Brn.s'-T-D 
Browse,  Brzi,  Brzdi,  Brz>- 

NG 

Browse,  Brs1 
Brows'er,  Br1  Zr 
Bru'in,  BrS-N 
Bruise,  Brz',  Brzds,  Brz8- 

NG 

Bruis'er,  Br»-Zr 
Bruit,  Brt*.  Br»-Td.  Brfc')*, 
Bru'mal,  Br»-M-L 
Brunette',  Br^-N-T 
Brunt,  Brut2 
Brush,   Brs  SH,  Br=-SHt, 

Br2-SH-NG 
Brush'er,  Br^-SHr 
Brush'iness,  Bra-^ 
Brush '-wood,    Br^-  SH 

Wd 

Brush'y,  Br2-5H 
Brask,  Br*-sK 


BRU 


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BUR 


Brus'tle,  Brs«-L,  Brs*-Ld, 

Buffoon'ish,  W-Fn-SH 

Bun'gler,  B2-NG-G1-B 

Bra^-L-NG 
Bru'tal,  Brt»-L 

BufTy,  B2-F 
Bug,  BS-G 

Bun'gling,  B2-NG-G1-NQ 
Bun'glingly,    B^-NG-Gl- 

Brutal'ity,  Brti-i-T 

Bug'aboo,  B»-G-B 

NG1 

Bru'talize,  Brt'-Z-z,  Brt3- 

Bug'bear,  B^-G-B-B 

Bun'ion,  Bn*-N 

Zzd.  Brta-Z,z-NG 

Bug'giness.  w»-«-Ns 

Bunk,    B2-NG-K,    B^-NO- 

Bru'tally,  Brt3-Z 
Brute,  Brt> 
Bru'tify,  Brta-F,  Brta-Fd, 

Bug'gy,  B2-(Gr 

Bu'gle,  Ba-Gl 
Bu'gle-horn,  B3-Gl-Hrn 

Kt,  B*-NG-K-NG 
BunTsum,  B*-NG-K-M 
Bunt,  Bnt2,  Bn2-Td,  Bnts. 

Brt'-F-NG 

Bu'gler,  Bs-Gl-E 

NG 

Bru'tish,  Brt3-SH 

Bu'gloss,  B3-Gls 

Bunt'ing,  Bnt2-NG 

Bru'tishly,  Brts-SHl 

Buhl,  B3-L 

Bunt'ine,  Bn2-Tn 

Bru'tishness,  Brf-SH-Ns 

Buhr'-stone,  B3-Bs-Tn 

Bunt'line,  Bnt2-Ln 

Bru'tism,  Brt3-zM 

Build,  B3-Ld,    B3-id-NG 

Buoy,    Bw^or1,     Bwd3or', 

Bru'tum  Fulmen,  Brt3- 

(Bld">,  Bld(-)«) 

Bw^ori-NG.      [Generally 

M-Fl-Mn 

BuUd'er,  B3-idr 

Boll  by  sailors.] 

Bry'ony,  Brl-N 

Build'ing,  BldCj* 

Buoy'age,  BwSor1-! 

Bub,  B2-B 

Built,  Bits 

Buoy'ancy,  Bwn3or!-8 

Bub'ble,    B2-B1,    B*-Bll, 

Bulb,  B2-L-B 

Buoy'ant,  Bwn3ori-T 

B*-B1-NG 

Bulbif  erous,  B3-Z-Bf-.R8 

Buoy'antly,  BwnSo^-T-i 

Bubbler,  B=-B1-B 

Bulb'ous,  B^-i-Bs 

Bur,  B2-B 

Bub'bly,  B2-B1 

Bulge,   B2-£-J,    B2-i-Jd, 

Bur'bot,  B2-H-Bt 

Bub'by,  B2-B 

B2-L-J-NG 

Bur'den,  B2-fi-Dn,  B«-fi- 

Bu'bo,  B3-B 

Bulk-y,  B2-i-K 

Dnd,  B2-fi-Dn-NG 

Bubon'ocele,  Bi-B-Ns-L 

Bulk'er,  B'-L-Kr 

Bur'denous,  B2-fl-D-Ns 

Bucanier',  B3-Kn-B 

Bulk'-head,  B2-i-K-Hd 

Bur'densome,  B2-fi-D- 

Buc'cal,  B2-K1 

Bulk'iness,  B^-L-K-Ns 

Ns  -  M  [«r  -D-sM] 

Buccaneer',  B3-Kn-E 

BuU,  B3-L,  B3-Ld,   B3-L- 

Bur'densomely,  B^-B.D- 

"Bucci'nal,  Bl-Ks-N-L 

NG 

Ns-M-Z/[or-D-sM-i] 

Bucen'taur,  Bs*-N-T-B 

Bull'-baiting,  B3-i-Bt(-) 

Bur'densomeness,    B2  - 

Bu'chu,  B3-K 

Buir-dog,  W-L-V-G 

/Z-D-Ns-M-Ns  [or  -D-sM- 

Buck,  B2-K,  B«-Kt,  B«-K- 

Bul'let,  B»-Lt 

Ns 

NG 

Bul'letin,  BS-L-TJI 

Bur'dock,  B2-B-D-K 

Buck'-basket,  B2  -  K  -  B  - 

Bull'-flght,  B^-i-Ft 

Bu'reau,  B3-« 

sKt 

Bull'-flnch,B3-/,-F-N-CH 

Bureau'cracy,  B2-K-Kr-8 

Buck'board,  B2-K-Brd 
Buck'et,  B2-Kt 

Bull'-frog,  B3-i-Fr-G 
Bull'-head,  B3-L-Hd 

Bureaucrat'ic,  Bi-fi-Kr- 
T-K 

Buck'eye,  B^-K-i 

Bull'ion,  W-Ln 

Burg,  B2-B-G 

Buck'ish,  B2-K-SH 

Bull'ock,  B3-/,-K 

Burg'age,  B2-K-G-J 

Buckle,    B2-K1,    B«-Kld, 

BulFs'-eye,  B3-Lz-i 

Bur'gamot,  Br2-G-Mt 

B2-K1-NG 

Bull'-trout,  Ba-i-Trt 

Burgeois',  Bi^-Js 

Buck'ler,  B2-K1-B 

Bull'y,  B3-i,  B3-Zd,   B3- 

Bur'geon,  Br2-Jn 

Buck'-  mast,  B^-K-Mst 

Z-NG 

Bur'gess,  Br^-Js 

Buck'ra,  B2-Kr 

Bul'rush,  B3-i-B-SH 

Burg'grave,  B2-JZ-Grv 

Buck'ram,  B2-Kr-M 

Bul'wark,  B*-L-MVr-E. 

Burgh,  B2-fl-G 

Buck'skin,  B^-Ks-Kn 

Bum,  B2-M 

Burgh'al,  B2-fi-Gl 

Buck'stall,  B2-KS-T-L 

Bumbail'iff,  B^-M-B-i-F 

Burgh'er,  B2-fi-Gr 

Buck'thorn,  B^-K-TH-fin 

Bum'ble-bee,  B«-M-B1-B 

Bur'glar,  Br2-Gl-E 

Bucol'ic,  B'-Kl-K 

Bum'boat,  B^-M-Bt 

Burgla'rious,  Br2-Gl-Ss 

Bucol'ical,  Bi-Kl-Kl 

BumTtin,  B2-M-Kn 

Burgla'riously,  Br2  -  Gl  - 

Bucra'nia,  B2-Kr-N 

Bum'mer,  B^-Mr 

R-KL 

Bud,  Bd2,  B2-Dd,  BdC)1 

Bump,  B2-M-P.  B2-M-P-T 

Burg'lary,  Br2-Gl-B 

Bud'dhism,  B^-D-zM 

(or  -Mt),  B2-M-P-NG 

Burg'omaster,    Br!  -  G  - 

Bud'dhist,  B»-Dst 

Bump'er,  B^-M-Pr 

Mstr 

Buddhist'ic,  B^-Dst-K 

Bump'kin,  B2-M-Kn 

Bur'grave,  32-.R-Grv 

Bude'-light,  Bd*-it 

Bun  or  Bunn,  Bn2 

Bur'gundy,  Br«-Gn-D 

Budge,  B2-J,  B2-Jd,  B*-J- 

Bunch,    B2-N-CH,    B2-X- 

Bu'rial,  B2-fl-L 

HO 

CHt.  B2-N-CH-NG 

Bu'rin,  B^-fln 

Budg'er,  B^-Jr 

Bunch'iness,  B2  -  N  -  CH- 

Burke,  W-B-K,  B*-B-Kt, 

Budg'et,  B^-Jt 

Ni 

BS-.K-K-NG 

Bud'let,  Bd2-it 

Bunch'y,  B2-N-CH 

Burl,  Br2-L 

BuflF,  Bfs 

Bun'combe,  B^-NG-K-M 

Burl'er,  Br«-Z-B 

Buffalo,  B2-F-£ 

Bund,  Bnd» 

Burlesque',    Br2  -  Zs  -  K, 

Buffer,  B2-Fr 

Bun'dle,    Bnd^-L,    Bnd2- 

Br2-Zs-Kt,   Br2-Zs-K-NG 

Buffet,    B2-Ft,    BS-F-Td, 

Ld,  Bnd«-L-NG 

Burlet'ta,  Br2-z-T 

B2-Ft-XG 

Bung,  B2-NG 

Burliness,  Br2-Z-Ns 

Buf  feter,  B^-Ftr 

Bun'galow,  B^-NG-G-i 

Bur'ly,  Br«-/, 

Buffo,  B2-F 
Buffoon',  BS-FQ 

Bung'-hole,  B^-NG-Hl 
Bun'gle,    B2-NG-G1,    B2- 

Burn,  B2-BH,  BS-Bnd,  B» 
«n-NG 

Buafoon'ery,  B*-Fa-,K 

NG-Gld,  B2-NG  Gl-KG    /Burn'er,  B»-Bn-E 

BUR 

Bur'nettize,  B2-.R-N-Tz 
Burn'ing-glass,  W-Rn- 

NG  -  Gls 
Bur'nish,  B2-.Rn-SH,  B2- 

fln-SHt,  B2-.Rn-SH-NG 
Bur'nisher,  B2-.Rn-SH-E 
Burnt,  B2-flnt 
Burr,  B2-E,  B2-Ed,  B2-.R- 

NG 
Bur'row,  B2-B,   W-R-V, 


Bur'ry,  W-R 
Bur'sar,  B2-Es-E 
Bur'sary,  B^-Ks-fi 
Burse,  B--KS 
Burst,  B2-Rst.  B2-Bst(-) 
Burst'er,  B2-Estr 
Burt,  B2-Et 
Bur'theu,  B2-.R-DHn 
Bur'y,  B2-fl,  B2-.R-D,  B2- 

/J-NG 
Bur'ying-ground,  B2-fi- 

NG-Grnd 
Bur'ying-place,  B2.fi- 

NG  -  Pis 
Bus,  fig" 
Bus'by,  Bz2-B 
Bush,  B^-SH,  BS-SHt,  B3- 

SH-NG 

Bush'-bean,  B«-SH-Bn 
Bush'el,  BS-SHI 
Bush'elage,  B»-SH1-J 
Bush'eler,  B»-SHl-E 
Bush'el-roan,  B^-SHl-Mn 
Bush'-harrow,  B^-SH-H- 

K 

Bush'iness,  W-SH-TXs 
Bush'ing,  B^-SH-NG 
Bush'man,  B3-SH-Mn 
Bush'-whacker,   B3-SH- 

W-Kr 
Bush'-whacking,B3-8H- 

W-K-NG 
Bush'y,  W.SH 
Bus'ily,  B»-Z1 
Bus'iness,  Bz«-Ns 
Busk,  B2-sK 
Bus'kin,  B2-gKn 
Bus'kined,  B^-sKnd 
BusTcy,  B2-sK 
Buss,  Bs2,  Bst2,  Bs2-NG 
Bust,  Bst2 
Bus'tard,  Bs^-T-Ed 
Bus'tle,     Bs2-L,    Bs2-Ld, 

Bs2-L-NG 
Bus'tler,  B2-sL-E 
Bus'y,  BS-Z,  B^»-D,  B3-Z- 

NG 

Bus'y-body,  Bz3-B-D 
But,  (cory.)  Bt2  [B2] 
But,  (w.)  Bt2 
Butch'er,  B3  -  CHr,    B*  - 

CHrd.  B^-CHr-NG 
Butch'er-bird,  B"  -  CHr  - 

Brd 

Butch'erly,  B3-CHr-£ 
Butch'ery,  fis-CH-fi 
But'ler,  Bt2-L-E 
But'lerage,  Btf-L-R-3 
Butlership, 

a* 


33 

But'ment,  Bt«-Mnt 
Butt,  Bt2,  B2-Td,  Bt(')* 
Butte,  Bta 
But'ter,    Btr2,     B«  -  Trd, 

Btr2-NG 

But'ter-cup,  Btr2-K-P 
But'tered,  Btrd« 
But'terfly.  B2-Tr-Fl 
But'teris,B*-T-fis 
But'termilk,  Bs-Tr-M-i- 

K 

But'ternut,  B^-Tr-N-T 
But'tery,  B«-Tr 
Butt'-hinge,  Bt2-H-N-J 
Butt'-joint,  Bt2-Jnt 
But'tock,  B2-T-K 
But'ton,  B2-Tn,    B2-Tnd, 

B2-Tn-NG 
But'ton-hole,  B2-T-N- 

Hl,  B2-T-N-Hld,  B2-T-N- 

Hl-NG 

But'ton-wood,B2-Tn-Wd 
But'tress,  B2-Trs 
Butt'-weld,  Bt^-wid 
Butyra'ceous,  W-T-R- 

SHs 

Bu'tyrus,  B3-T-.Rs 
Butyr'ic,  B3-T-fi-K 
Bu'tyrine,  B»-T-Rn 
Bux'om,  B*-K-sM 
Bux'omly,  B2-K-sM-£ 
Bux'omness,B2-K-sM-Ns 
Buy,  Bi,  Bi-NG 
Buy'er,  Bi-E 
Buzz,  Bz2,  Bzd2.  Bz«-NG 
Buz'zard,  B2-Zrd 
Buzz'er,  B2-Zr 
By,  Bi 
Bye,  Bi 

By'-gone,  BJ-Gn 
By'-law,  W-L 
By'-play,  B»-P1 
Byre,  B»-E 

By'-stander,  Bsi-Tndr 
By'-street,  B^sTrt 
By'-way,  B'-W 
By'-word,  Bi-Wrd 
Byz'ant,  Bz»-Nt 
Byzan'tine  or    Byz'an- 

tine,  Bzior*-N-Tn 


c. 


C,  the  third  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  like  q  and  x,  has 
no  sound  of  its  own,  and 
therefore  has  no  sign  ap- 
propriated to  it  in  Phonog- 
raphy. It  sounds  like  k 
in  can,  like  *  in  cell,  like  z 
in  suffice,  and  (with  follow- 
ing e  or  i)  like  sh  in  ocean, 
commercial,  etc. 

i?c,  before  a,  o  and  «, 
nave  the  one  sound  of  k.  as 
in  baccate,  account,  accuse  ; 


CAD 

but,  before  e  and  i,  they 
have  the  two  sounds  of  k 
and  s,  as  in  accede,  acci- 
dent. See  Bb. 

C  is  sometimes  silent,  as 
in  indict.     See  silent  6. 
Cab,  K-B1 
Cabal',  K-Bi-L,  K-Bi-Ld, 

K-Bi-L-NG 
Cab'ala,  K-W-L 
Cab'alism,  K-B^i-zM 
Cab'alist,  K-B^Lst 
Cabalist'ic,  K-B^-Ls-T-K 
Cabalist'ical-iy,   K  -  B3  - 

Ls  -  T  -  Kl 

Cabal'ler,  K-B'-Z-R 
Cab'alline,  K-Bl-£n 
Cab'bage,  K-Bi-J,  K-Bi- 

Jd.  K-Bi-J-XG 
Cab'bage-rose,K-Bi-J-.Rz 
Cab'in,    K-Bni,     K-Bnd1, 

Cab'in-boy,  K-Bi^-B 
Cab'inet,  K-Bi-N-T  [K-B^ 
Ca'ble,  K-B12 
Cabob',  K-B!-B 
Caboose',  K-Bs3 
Cabriolet',  K-Br2-£ 
Caca'o,  K2-K 
Cach'alot,  K-SHi-it 
Cache,  K-SH1 
Cachec'tic,  K-K-K-T2-K 
Cachee'tical,  K-K-K-T2- 

Kl 

Cach'et,  K-SHi 
Cachex'y,  K-K-K-S2 
Cachinna'tion,    K2  -  K  - 

Nshn 

Cacique',  Ks3-K 
Cack'le,   Ri-Kl,    Ki-Kld, 

K!-K1-NG 
Cack'ler,  K-Kl-Ri 
Cack'ling,  Ri-Kl-NG 
Cac'ochymy,  K^K-K-M 
Cacode'mon,  K-K-D3-Mn 
Cacoe'thes,  K-K-THz3  . 
Caoog'raphy,  K-K-Gr-F1 
Cacoph'onous,  K  -  K  -  F>- 

Ns 

Cacoph'ony,  K-K.-F!-N 
Cac'ti,  K-K-T1 
Cae'tus,  K-K-Ts1 
Cad,  K-D1 

Cadav'erous,  K-Dv'-Ss 
Cad'dice,  K-Ds1 
Cad'dice-ny,  K-Dsi-Fl 
Cad'dis,  K-Ds1 
Cad'dow,  K-Di 
Cad'dy,  K-Di 
Cade,  K-D2 
Ca'dence,  K-Dnsz 
Ca'dency,  K-Dn2-S 
JCa'dent,  K-Dut2 
Caden'za,  K-Dn2-Z 
Cadet',  K-Dt2 
Cadew',  K-D» 
Cade'- worm,  K-DS-Wr-M 
Cadge,  K-J1 
jCad'ger,  K-Jr» 
iCad'gy,K-Ji 


CAD                                 34                                CAM 

Ca'di,  K-D2 

Calculator,  KlJ-Kltr 

Calmly,  K'-Ml 

Cadme'an,  K-D3-Mn 

Cal'culous,  Kl-K-isi 

Calm'ness,  Ki-M-Ns 

Cad'mia,  K-D'-M 

Cal'culus,  Kl-K-is1 

Calog'raphy,  Kl-Gr-F» 

Cad'mian,  K-DJ-Mn 

Cal'dron,  Kl-Drn1              ICal'omel,  KP-M1 

Cad'mium,  K-Di-M-M 

Calefa'cient,  Kl-Fshnt*     Calor'ic,  K-LrJ-K 

Cadu'ceus,  K-D3-  SHs 

Calefac'tion,  Kl-F^Kshn 

Calorific,  K-ir^-F-K 

Cadu'city,  K-Ds*-T 

Calefac'tive,  Kl-Fi-K-Tv 

Caloriflca'tion,  K-irS-F- 

Cadu'cous,  K-D3-Ks 

Calefac'tor,  Kl-F^-Ktr 

Kslm 

Csesu'ra,  S3-zfl 
Caesu'ral,  8a-zfi-L 

Calefac'tory,  Kl-Fi-K-T- 
R 

Calorim'eter,  K-Z-^-Mtr 
Calorim'etry,  K  -  Z,r»  -  M- 

Cafe,  K-Fi 
Caffe'ic,  K-F3-K 

Cal'efy,  K1-F» 
Cal'endar,  Klndr1 

Tr 
Calorimo'tor,     K  -  ir2  - 

Caffe'ine,  K-F«-N 

Cal'ender,  Klndr1,  Klnd1- 

Motr 

Caf  fre,  K-Fr1 

Rd,  Kliidri-NG 

Calote',  K-Lt« 

Caftan  or  Caftan',  K-F1- 

Cal'enderer,  Klndr-R1 

Calotte',  K-Z,ti 

Tn 

Cal'ends,  Kli-Ndz 

Cal'otype,  Kl-T^P 

Gag,  Ki-G 

Cal'enture,  KU-Ntr 

Caloy'er,  K-Z-J-R 

Cage,  K-J2,  K-Jd2,  K-J2- 

Cales'cence,  K-Z,s2-Ns 

Cal'trap  or  Cal'trop,  Kl- 

NG 

Calf,  Kfi 

Tr1-? 

Cai'man,  K2-Mn 

Cal'iber  or  Cal'ibre,  Kl1- 

Cal'umet,  K-Li-Mt 

Ca'ique  or  Caique',  K2or 

Br 

Calum'niate,  Kl-M-N-T*, 

3-K 

Cal'ice,  K-is1 

Kl-M-N-Td2,  K1-M-N-T2- 

Cairn,  K-ZZn1 

Cal'ico,  K-it-K 

KG 

Cais'son,  Ks*-N 

Cal'id,  K-Z-d1 

Calumnia'tion,  Kl2  -  M  - 

Cai'tiff,  K-Tf2 

Calid'ity,  K-id»-T 

Nshn 

Caj'eput,  K-JJ-Pt 
Cajole',  K-J2-L,  K-J2-Ld, 

Cal'iduct,  K-Z-t-D-Kt 
Ca'lif,  K-Z.2-F 

Calum'niator,  Kl2-3I-Ntr 
Calum'niatory,  Kl-M-N- 

K-J2-L-NG.      See  Cudgel. 

Cal'ifate,  K-Z-^Ft 

T2-# 

;ajol'er,  K-JS-Z,-R 
Cajol'ery,  K-J2-i-K 

Calig'inous,  Kl^-J-Ns 
Calig'raphy,  Kl-Gr-F3 

Calum'nious,  Kl2-M-Ns 
Calum'niously,  Kl  -  M  - 

Cake,  K2-K,  K-K-T2,  K2- 

Calipash',  K-i^P-SH 

Ns  -  L- 

K-NG 

Calipee',  K-ZAP 

Cal'umny,  KP-M-N 

Cal'abash,  K-L'-B-SH 

Cal'ipers,  K-Z,i-Prz 

Cal'vary,  Kl-V1-^ 

Calaboose',  K-Z,a-Bs 

Ca'liph,  K-Z,2-F 

Calve,  Kv1 

Cala'brian,  K-Z,2-Bru 

Cal'iphate,  K-L^-Yt 

Calves,  Kvz1 

Calaman'co,Kl'-M-NG-K 

Calisthen'ic,  Kls-THn2-K 

Cal'vinism,    Kl-Vni-Z-M 

Calamiferous,  Kl-M-F3- 

Calisthen'ics,  Kls-THn2- 

Cal'vinist,  Kl-Vni-St 

RB 

Ks 

Calvinist'ic,  Kl-Vn3-St-K 

Caramine,  K-Z/t-Mn 

Ca'lix,  K-Z.2-Ks 

Calvinist'ical,    Kl-Vn8- 

Calam'itous,  Kl-M-Ts1 
Calam'itously,  Kl-M-T1- 

Calk,  Kt-K,  K-K-Ti,  K^-K- 
NG 

St-Kl 
Calx,  K-I^-Ks 

l£ 

Calk'er,  Rt-Kr 

Cal'ycle,  K-L^Kl 

Calam'itousness,  Kl-M- 

Calk'in,  KU-Kn  or  Ki-Kn 

Calyx,  K-Z,2-Ks 

Tsi-Xs 

Calk'ing-iron,  K'-K-NG- 

Cam,  K!-M 

Calam'ity,  Kl-M-Ti 

i-Rn 

Cama'ieu,  K-M-T2 

Cal'ami,  Kl'-M 

Call,  Kli,  Kid1,  KP-NG 

Cam'ber,  K-M-Bri 

Cal'amus,  KH-Ms 

Call'er,  K-Z,ri 

Cam'bist,  K-M-Bst* 

Calash',  K-Z^-SH 

Cal'lid,  K-Ll-D 

Cam'bistry,  K-M-Bi-sTr 

Cal'car,  Kl'-Kr 

Calligraphic,  Kl:-Grf-K 

Cam'blet,  K-M-Blt1 

Calca'reous,  Kl-K-7?s2 

Calligraph'ical,  Kl  -  Gr  - 

Gamboge',  K-M-B2-J 

Gai'ceated,  Kl-S'-Td 

F1    Kl 

Camboose',  K-il-Bs3 

Calcif  erous,  Kls-F»-ffs 

Callie'raphist,   Kl  -  Gr  - 

Cam'brel,  K-M-Bri-L 

Cal'ciform,  Kla-F^R-M    1    Fsta 

Cam'brian,  K-M-Brn1 

Cal'cify,  Kls  F» 
Calcin'able,Kls-N-Bl> 

Callig'raphy,  Kl-Gr-F3 
Call'me,  KU-NG 

Cam'bric,  K-M-Br2-K 
Came,  K2-M.  See  Come. 

Cal'cinate,  Kis'-Nt            Calli'ope,  K-Z-J-P 

Cam'el,  K]-Ml 

Calcina'tion,  Kls2-Nshn  iCallipash',  K  i'-P-SH 

Cameleon,  K  M-Ln8 

Calcin'atory,  Kls-N-TS-^j  Callipee',  K-L*-P 
Calcine'orCal'cine,  Kls1-  Cal'lipers,  K-I,i-Prz 

Camellia,  K-M-Z2 
Camel'opard  or  Cam'el- 

N,  Kls»-Nd,  Kls'-N-NG     Callisthen'ics,           Kls- 
Calcin'er,  Kls-N-Ri               THu--Ks 

opard,  K-Ml-Prd^or1 
Cam'eo,  K'-Mio 

Cal'cite,  Kls.T1 
Cal'citrate,  Kl-sTrti 

Callos'ity,  K-Zs1-! 
Callous,  K-Z/s1 

Cam'era,  K  M-/J1 
Cameralist'ics,     K    M  - 

Cal'cium,  KlJ-sM               Cal'lousness,  K-is^Ns 

TJls3    T-Ks 

Calc'-sinter,  KH-Ks-Ntr   Cal'low,  K-Z,> 

Cam'era  Lu'cida,  K-M. 

Calculable,  K1-K1-BH      jCal'lus.  K-Aai 

Ri-Ls-D 

cEcHlon^illshn1 

r!ftlm      /„   \    VI.  \1      Kl.TW/1 

Cam'era  Obscu'ra,K-M. 
Camisade'  or   Camlsa'« 

do,K 


CAM 

Cam'let,  K-M-Zti 
Cam'omile,  K-M-M-L> 
Camp,  K-M-pi,  K.!-Mt,  K- 

M-P'-NG 

Campaign',  K-M-Pn2 
Campaign'er,  K-M-P2-Nr 
Campanlform,  K-M-P>- 

N-F-E-5I  [-Pn-F] 
Campanol'ogy,  K-M-P1 

Nl-J 
Campan'ulate,    K-M-pi- 

Nl-T 
Campes'tral,    K-M-P2  - 

sTr-/- 
Campes'trian,  K-M-P2- 

sTrn 

Camphene',  K-M-Fn3 
Cam'phire,  K-M-F'-R 
Cam'phor,  K-M-Fr1 
Cam'phorate,  K-M-F^-T 
Camphorlc.K-M-Fi-R-K 
Cam'pion,  K-M-Pn1 
Camp'  -meeting,  K-M-P1  - 

Mt(-) 

Cam'-wheel,  Ki-M-Wl 
Can,  (n.)  Kn» 
Can,  (u.)Kni    [Ki] 
Canaille',  K-N-L* 
Canal',  K'-Nl 
Canard',  Kn-RiorKn-Rd1 
Cana'ry,  Kn-«2 
Cana'ry-bird,  Kn-.R2-Brd 
Can'cel,    K-N-sLi,    K-N- 

sLdi,   K-N-sLi-NG 
Can'cellated,  K  -  N  -  sLl- 

Td    [K-s/^-Tdi 
Cancella'tion,      K  -  N  - 

sLshn2    [K-sLshn2] 
Can'cer,  Kn-sR1 
Can'cerate,  K-N-s7?ti 
Cancera'tion,        K  -  N  - 

•Jbbn* 

Can'cerous,  K-N-sRs1 
Can'criform,     K-NG-Kr- 

FM-R-M) 

Can'crine,  K'-NG-Km 
Candela'bra,  Kn-D2-i-Br 
Candela'brum,  Kn-D2-i- 

Br-M 

Can'dent,  Kn-Dnti 
Can'did,  Kn-Ddi 
Can'didacy,  Knd-D^S 
Can'didate,  Kud-Dti 
Can'didly,  Kn-Dd'-/, 
Can'didness,  Kn-Dd^X.s 
Can'dle,  K-Nd-L1 
t/an'dlemas,  K-Nd-L'-Ms 
Can'dor,  Kndr1 
Can'dy,   Kn-D1,   Kn-Dd1, 

Kn-D'-NG 

Cane,  Kn2,  Knd2,  Kn2-NG 
Canic'ula,  K^-N-Kl 
Can'icule,  K»-N-K1 
Canic'ular,  K-N-K1-R* 
Canine',  K'-Nn 
Can'ister,  Knstr1 
Can'ker,   Ki-NG-Kr,   Ki- 

NG-Krd,   Kl-NG-K^-^G 
Can'kered,  Ki-NG-Krd 
CanTterous,  K-NG-Kr-S1 


35 

Can'ker-rash,  K^NG-Kr 

«-SH 
Can'ker- worm,  K1  -  KG  - 

Kr-Wr-M 

Can'nel-coal,  Ki-Nl-Kl 
Can'nibal,  K-N-BU 
Can'nibalism,    K-N-BP- 

zM 

Can'non,  Kni-N 
Cannonade',  Kn  -  N  -  D2, 

Kn-N-Dd*,  Kn-N-D2-NG 
Can'non-ball,Kni-N-B-L 
Cannoneer'  or  Cannon- 

ier',  Kn-N-R* 
Can'nonry,  Kn-N-R> 
Can'non-shot.KnJ-N-SHt 
Can'not,  Kni-Nt[Kntij 
Can'nular,  Kn-Z^R 
Can'ny,  Ki-N 
Canoe',  K3-N 
Can'on,  Kni-N 
Can'on,  (a gorge)  K-N-Yn1 
Can'oness,  Kn-N-S1 
Canonic,  Kni-N-K 
Canonlcal-ly,  Kn^-N-Kl 
Canon'icalness,  Kni-N- 

Kl-Ns 

Canonicals,  Kni-N-Klz 
Canonlcate,  Kn!-N-Kt 
Canoniclty,  Kn-Ns-1'3 
Can'onist,  Kn^lsst 
Canonist'ic,  Kn-Ns-T3-K 
Canoniza'tion,Kn2-NzsAn 
Can'onize,  Kn^Nz,  Kn1- 

Nzd,  Kni-Nz-NG 
Can'onizer,  Kn-N-Zr1 
Can'on-law,  Kn!-N-/i 
Can'onry,  Kn-N-B1 
Can'onship,  KnJ-NrSH 
Can'opy,   K-N-P1,    K-N- 

Pdi,  K-N-Pi-NG 
Cano'rous,  Kn-^fs2 
Cant,  Knt1,  Kn-Td1,  Knt'- 

NG 

Can't,  Knti 
Cantab',  Kn-Ti-B 
Cantab'rigian,   Kn  -  T1  - 

Br-  Jn 
Can'taleup   or    Can'ta- 

loupe,  Kn-TJ-i-P 
Can'talever,  Kn-Ti-^-Vr 
•Jantan'kerous,  Knt-NG- 

Kr-S» 

Canta'ta,  Kn-T'orS-T 
Oanteen',  Kn-Tn3 
Jan'ter,  Kntr1,  Knt-Rd1, 

Kntri-NG 

Can'terbury,  Kntr-Bi-« 
Oan'terbury-tale,  Kntr- 

BI-_K-T-L 
Canthar'ides,   K-N-TH1- 

B-Dz 

Can'tharis,  K-N-TH^/Js 
Cant'-hook,  Knti-H-K 
Can'thus,  K-N-THsi 
Can'ticle,  Kn-T'-Kl 
Can'tilever,  Kn-Ti-i-Vr 
Can'tillate,  Kn-TJ-it 
Cantilla'tion,     Kn  -  T^  - 

Lshu 


CAP 

Cantine'j  Kn-Tn' 
Cant'ingly,  Knt-NG-H 
Can'tle,  Kn  T'-L 
Cant'let,  Kut-iti 
Can'to,  Kii-T1 
Can/ton,    Kn  -  Tn1,     Kn- 

Tiid',  Kn-Tni-NG 
Can'tonal,  Kn-T'-Nl 
Can'tonize,  Kn-T'-Kz 
Can'tonment,    Ku-Ti-N- 

Mut 

Cantoon',  Kn-Tu* 
Can'vas,  Kn-Vs1 
Can'vas-back,  Kn-Vs^B- 

K 
Can'vass,    En  -  Vs1,    Ka- 

Vsti.  Kn-AV-NG 
Can'vasser,  Kn-Vsi-R 
Can'y,  K--X 
Can'yon,  K-N-Yn1 
Canzo'ne,  Ku-Z-'-N 
Canzonet',  Ku-Z--Nt 
Caout'chouc,  K-CH'-K 
Cap,  K-P1.  K-Pf.  K-pi-KG 
Capabil'ity,       K-P'Bl-  T 

[K-B13-T] 

Ca'pable,  K-P^-Bl  [K-B1*] 
Ca'pableness,  K  -  P-  -  Bl- 

Ns  [iBs] 

Capa'cious,  K-P2-SHs 
Capa'ciously,K-P--SHs-Zi 
Capa'ciousness,   K  -  P"  - 

SHs  -  Ns 
Capac'itate,  K-Ps'-Tt,  K- 

Ps!-T-Td,  K-Ps'-Tt-NG 
Capac'ity,  K-Ps1-!' 
Cap-a-pie',  K-P^-PG 
Capar'ison,  K.  -  P1  -  R  a-  N, 

K-P'-/es-Xd,  K-P^JZs-N- 

NO 

Cape,  K-ps 
Cap'ellet,  K-pi-Zt 
Ca'per,  K.-Pr-,  K-Prd^,  K- 

Pr--NG 

Ca'perer,  K-Pr^-R 
Ca'per-tree,  K-Pr^-Tr 
Ca'pias,  K-Ps2 
Capilla'ceoua,  K-P2-£- 

SHs 
Capil'lament,  K-P3-i- 

Mnt 

Capillar'ity,  K-Fl-L-Rt 
Cap'illary  or  Capil'lary, 

K-F^ofi-L-lt 
Capil'liform,    K-P^-i-F 

It-M 
Cap'ital,  K-Pt1-!,.        See 

Capitol. 

Capitalist,  K-Pti-Zst 
Capitaliza'tion,  K  -  Pt^  - 

Lzshn 

Capitalize,  H-Ptl-Lz 
Capitally,  K-Pt'-L 
Capita'tion,  K-P2-Tshn 
Caplte,  K-pi-T 
Capitol,  K-P1-!!.        S«e 

Capital. 

Gapltoline,  K-PJ-T-in 
j  Capit'ular,  K-Pt»-i-R 
I  Capit'ulary, 


CAP 

Capif  ulate,  K-Pt*-  £t,  K- 


Capitula'tion,     K  -  Pt*  - 

Lshn 

Capit'ulator,  K  Pts-Ltr 
Capi'vi,  K-ps-V 
Cap'nomancy,  K  -  P*  -  N- 

Mn-8 

Capoch',  K-I>3-CH 
Ca'pon,  K-Pn2 
Caponiere',  K-Pn8-K 
Capot',  K  Pt» 
Capote',  K-Pt2 
Capouch',  K  P3-CH 
Cap'reolate,  K-Pri-Lt 
Capric'cio,  K-Prt3-CH 
Caprice',  K-Prs3 
Capri'cious,  K-Pr3-5Hs 
Capri'ciously,    K  •  Pr3  - 

8Hs-£ 
Capri'ciousness,  K-Pr3- 


Cap'ricorn,  K-Pr^Krn 
Caprifica'tion,  K  -  Prf2  - 

Kita 

Cap'riform.K-Pri  -F-B-  M 
Caprig'enous.K-Pr'-j-Ns 
Cap'riole,  K-Pr1-!, 
Cap'-sheaf,  K-Pl-SH-F 
Cap'sicine,  K-P>-S(*-N 
Cap'sicum,  K-P^sK-M 
Capsize',  K-Pl-sZ,  K-pi- 

sZd.  K-P'-sZ-NG 
Cap'stan,  K-Ps'-Tn 
Cap'sular,  K-P*-sZ,-R 
Cap'sulary,  K-P'-si-B 
Cap'sulate,  K-P>-s/,t 
Cap'sulated,  KJ>i-s/--Td 
Cap' sale,  K-Psi-L 
Cap'tain,  K-pi-Tn  [K-Pn1 
Cap'taincy,  K-P'-Tn-S 

lor   Pn-S] 

Cap'tainry,  K-pi-T-Nr 
Cap'tainship,    K-pi-Tn : 

8H 

Cap'tion,  K-Pshni 
Cap'tious,  K-P'-SHs 
Cap'tiously,  K-P'-SHs-L 
Cap  'tiousness,  K-pi-Sflis- 

Ks 
Cap'tivate,  K-Pti-Vt,  K- 

Pt'-V-Td,  K-Pti-Vt(-) 
Captiva'tion,  K-Pt2-Vshn 
Cap'tive,  K-Ptl-V 
Captiv'ity, 

(-Vt) 

Cap'tor,  K-Ptr> 
Capt'ure,    K-P'-CHr,   K- 

p!-CHrd.  K-P'-CHr-NG 
Capuchin',  K-P3-SHn 
Ca'put,  K-Pt» 
Ca'put  Mortuum,  K-Pt2 

M-.R-T-M 
Car,  Kri 

Car'abine,  K-K'-Bn 
Car'ack,  K-Rl-K 
Car'acole,  K-fi^Kl 
Car'agheen,  K-«»-Gn 
Car'amel,  K-^-Ml 
Car'apace,  K-Rl-Pa 


K-Pt»-V-T  Cardoon 


86 

Car'apax,  K- 
Car'at,  K-RV 
Car'avan  or  Caravan', 

K-Rl-\n 
Caravan'sary  or   Cara- 

van'serai,  E.-Rl-\us-S 
Car'avel,  K-fil-V-L 
Car'away,  K-Rl-Vf 
Car'bine,  Kr-Bn1 
Carbineer',  Kr-Bn'-E 
Car'bon,  Kr-Bni 
Carbona'ceous,  Kr-Bn*- 

SHs 

Carbona'ri,  Kr-B'-Nr 
Car'bonate,  Kr-Bi-X-T 
Car'bonated.,  Kr-B'-N-Td 
Carbon'ic,  Kr-B^N-K. 
Carboniferous,     Kr-B*- 

N-F-fis 
Carboniza'tion,     Kr-B=- 

Nz*ft?i 
Car'bonize,    Kr  -  B'  -  Nz, 

Kr-Bi-Nzd,  Kr-B»-Nz-NG 
Car'boy,  Kr-Bi 
CarTjuncle,  Kr-Bi-NG-Kl 
Car'buncled,  Kr-Bi-NG- 

Kld 
Carbun'cular,  Kr-B^-NG- 

Kl-B 

CarTsuret,  Kr-Bi-fit 
Car'bureted,  Kr-Bi-fi-Td 
Car'canet,  K^-K-Nt 
Car'cass,  Kr'-Ks 
Card,  Krdi,  Kr-Dd^,  Krdi- 

NG 

Gar'damine,  Kr-D^Mn 
Car'damom,  Kr-Di-M-M 
Card'-board,  Krd^Brd 
Card'er,  Kr-Dr1 
Car'diac,  Kr-Di-K 
Cardi'acal,  Kr-D'-Kl 
Car'dialgy,  Kr-Di-i-J 
Car'dinal,  Kr-Di-Nl 
Car'dinalate,  Kr-DJ-Nl-T 
Car'dinalship,  Kr-D'-Xl: 

SH 
Car'dinal-bird,  Kr  -  D1  - 

Nl  -  Brd 
Card'ing-engine,  Krd1  - 

NG  -  N  -  Jn 
Card'ing-maehine, 

Krd^NG-M-SHu 
Car'dioid,  Kr-D'-D 
Cardiol'ogy,  Kr-Di-L-J 
Cardoon',  Kr-Dn3 
Card'-table,  Krd^T-Bl 
Care,  Kr>,  Krd1,  Kr'-NG 
Car'er,  K-Kr1 
Careen',  K-fin3,  K-^nd3, 

K-«n3-NG 
Career',  K-R*-R,  K-Rt-R- 


. 

Care'ful,  Kr-F'-L    [Krf1] 
Care'tully,  Krf-Z,1 
Care'fulness,  Kr-F'-L-Xs 

[Kri;F8j 

Care'less,  Kr-Ls* 
Care'lessly,  E.r-Lsl-L 
Care'lessness,  Kr-^s'-Ns 

[Kr'JLs] 


CAR 

iCarene',  K-JSns 
Caress',  K-R&-.  K-RsP,  K. 
!     fls^-NG 
Ca'ret,  K  Bt« 
Care' -worn,  KrLWrn 
Car'go,  Ki-i-G 
Car'ibou,  K-JP-B 
Car'icature,    Kr-K-CHr1, 

Kr-K-CHrd1,   Kr-K-CHr1- 

NG.    See  Character, 
Carxicaturist3  Kr-K-CHrsti 
Ca'ries,  K-Kz2 
Car'inate,  K-fi>-Nt 
Car'inated,  K-fl»-N-Td 
Car'iole,  K-/ei-L 
Carips'ity,  K-flsi-T 
Ca'rious,  K-Rs- 
Cark'ing,  KrJ-K-NG 
Carl,  Kr-Li 
Car'line,  Kr-^n1 
Car'ling,  Kr-L»-NG 
Car'man,  Kr'-Mn 
Car'melite,  Kr-M-£ti 
Carmin'ative,  Kr  -  M  -  N- 

Tv« 

Car'mine,  K^-Mn 
Car'nage,  Kr-N-Ji 
Car'nal,  Kri-Nl 
Car'nalist,  KrJ-Nlst 
Carnal'ity,  Kr-Nl-Ti 
Car'nalize,  Kr^Nl^,  Zr1- 

Nlzd,  Kri-Nlz-XG 
Car'nally,  KrJ-Nl 
Carna'tion,  Kr2-Nshn 
Carnel'ian,  Kr-N-Ln3 
Car'neous,  Kr-N-S1 
Car'ney,  Ki-i-N 
Carninca'tion,  Kr-N-F». 

Kshn 

Car'nify,  Kr-N-F* 
Car'nival,  Kr-N-Vt-L 
Carniv'ora,  Kr-N-V3-« 
Carniv'orous,    Kr-N-V8- 

Rs 

Carnos'ity,  Kr-Ns-T1 
Car'ob.  K-^-B 
Car'ol,  K-/ili,  K-Bld',  K- 

J?li-NG 

Carot'id,  K-KJ-Td 
Carot'idal,  K--K'-T-D1 
Carous'al,  K-£zi-L 
Carouse',  K-Rz^,  K-fizd1. 

K-«zi-NG 

Carous'er,  K-K'-Zr 
Carp,  K-.RI-P,  K-/2i-Pt,  K- 

X'-P-NG 

Car'pal,  Kr-pi-L 
Car'penter,  Kr-Pnfr1 
Car'pentry,  Kr-P'-N-Tr 
Carp'er,  Kr-Pr1 
Car'pet,  Kr-Pt',  Kr-P'-Td, 

Kr-Pt(-)i 

Car'peting,  Kr-PtC)i 
Carphol'ogy,  Kr-F'-£-J 
Carp'ing,  Kr-P^NG 
Carp'ingly,  Kr-P'-NGl 
Car'polite,  Kr-Pi-it 
Carpol'ogy,  Kr-pJ-i-J 
Car'raek.  K-fil-K 
Carrageen',  K-.K3-Gn 


CAR 


Car'rel, 

Carriage,  K-.R1-J 
Car'riageable,  K-K'-J-Bl 
Car'rier,  K-fii-B 
Car'rion,  K-Pn1 
Car'rom,  K-Ri-M 
Carronade',  K-fi^-N-D 
Car'rot,  K-fit1 
Car'roty,  K-fli-T 
Car'ry,  K-R\  K-tfi-D,  K- 

.R!-NG 

Car'ry-all,  K-fii-L 
Cart,  Krti,   Kr-Tdi,  Krti- 

NG 

Cart'age,  Krt-J1 
Carte-blanche',      Krti  - 

Bin  -  SH 
Cartel'  or  Cartel,  Kr«or 

»-T-L 

Cart'er,  Krtr1 
Carte'sian,  Kr-Tzhn« 
Carthu'sian,  Kr-THzhn» 
Car'tilage,  Krt-Z,i-J 
Cartilag'inous,  Krt  -  Ll  • 

J-Ns 

Cartography,  Krt-Gr-F' 
Car'ton,  Kr-Tni 
Cartoon',  Kr-Tn3 
Cartouch',  Kr-T3-SH 
Cartridge,  Rrt-fli-J 
Car'tridge-box,   Krt-.R1- 

J-B-Ks 

Cart'  -wheel,  Krti-Wl 
Cart'-wright,  Krt'-fit 
Caruncle,  K^-NO-Kl 
Carun'cular,  Kr-NG-Kl- 

R* 
Carun'culate,     Kr*-NG- 

KH 
Carve,  Krv^,  Krvd1,  Krv1- 

NG 

Car'vel,  Kr-Vi-L 
Carv'er,  Kr-Vri 
Carv'ing,  Krvi-NG  »• 
Carv'ing-knife,      Krvi  - 

NG-N-F 

Carya'tes,  K-.R2.Tz 
Caryat'ic,  K-BJ-T-K 
Caryat'ld,  S.-Rl-T& 
Caryat'ides,  K-Rl-T-Dz 
Cas'cabel,  Ks-K-BU 
Cascade',  Ks^-Kd 
Cascaril'la,  Ks-K-fil» 
Case,  Ks2,  Kstz.  Ks2-NG 
Case'harden,  K^-sfi-Dn 
Ca'seine,  Ks"-N 
Case'-knife,  Ks2-N-F 
Case'mate,  K2-sMt 
Case'mated,  K-sM-Td« 
Case'ment,  K^-sMnt 
Ca'seous,  K-sS2 
Ca'sern,  K-Zrn« 
Case'-shot,  Ks2--S'Wt 
Case'-worm,  K2-sWr-M 
Cash,  K-SH1,  K-SHi-T,  K- 

SHi-NG 
Cash'-account,  K  -  SH1  - 

K-Nt 

Cash'-book,  K-SHJ-B-K 
Cashew',  K-SH3 


37 

Cashier',    K  -  SHrS,    K- 

SHrd3,  K-SHr3-NG 
Cash'mere,  K-SHi-M-B 
Cashoo',  K-SH3 
Cas'ing,  Ks2-NG 
Casi'no,  Ks3-N 
Cask,  Ksi-K 
Cask'et,  K8i-Kt 
Casque,  Ks^K 
Cas'sada,  Ks-D> 
Cassa'tion,  KssAn2 
Cas'sava,  Ks-Vi 
Cas'se-paper,  Ks-P^Pr 
Cas'sia,  K-SHi 
Cas'sidony,  Ks-DJ-N 
Cas'simere,  K-sM-K1 
Cassi'no,  Ks3-N 
Cas'sius,  K-SHs1 
Cas'sock,  Ksi-K 
Cas'sowary,  K-sW1-^ 
Cast,  Ksti,  Kst(-)i 
Casta'nea,  Ks-T2-N 
Cas'tanet,  Ks-T'-Nt 
Cast'away,  Ks-TJ-W 
Caste,  Ksti 
Cas'tellan,  Ks-Ti-in 
Cas'tellany,  Ks-TJ-L-N 
Cas'tellated,  Ks-T^L-Td 
Cast'er,  Kstr1 
Cas'tigate,  Ks-T>-Gt,  Ks- 

Ti-G-Td,  Ks-T^Gt-NG 
Castiga'tion,  Ks-T2-Gshn 
Cas'tigator,  Ks-T^Gtr 
Cas'tigatory,  Ks-Ti-G-T- 

R 

Cas'tile,  Ks-Ti-L 
Cast'ing,  Kst(-)1 
Cas'tle,  Ks-L» 
Cas'tle-builder,  K  -  sZ,1  - 

Bldr 

Cas'tle-guard,  K-s/^-Grd 
Cas'tle-ward,  K-sZ/i-Wrd 
Cast'-ofF,  Ks-Tfi 
Cas'tor,  Kstr1 
Castrameta'tion,  K-sTr2- 

M-Tshn 
Cas'trate,  K-sTrt1,  K-sTr1- 

Td,  K-sTrt^-) 
Castra'tion,  K-sTrshn2 
Cas'trel,  K-sT^-L 
Castren'sian,    K-sTr2-N- 

sN 

Cas'ual-ly,  K-ZHU 
Cas'ualty,  K-ZHH-T 
Cas'uist,  K-ZHst1 
Casuist'ic,  K-ZHs3-T-K 
Casuist'ical,K-ZHs3-T-Kl 
Cas'uistry,  K-ZHs>-Tr 
Cat,  Kti 
Catacaus'tic,  K-TJ-Ks-T- 

K 

Catachre'sis,  K-T^-Kres 
Catachres'tic,  K-T2-Krs- 

T-K 
Catachree'tical-ly,K-T»- 

Krs-T-Kl 

Cat'aclysm,  K-Ti-Kl-zM 
Cat'acomb,  K-T^K-M 
Catacous'tics,  K-T^r^-K- 

sT-Ks 


CAT 

Catadiop'tric,  Kt  -  Di  -  P- 

Tr-K 
Catadiop'trical,  Kt-DJ-P- 

Tr-Kl 

Catafal'co,  Kt-F^i-K 
Catafalque',  Kt-F^i-K 
Cat'agraph,  Kti-Grf 
Catalec'tic,  Kt-/,2-K-T-K 
Cat'alepsy,  Kt-i'-P-S 
Catalep'tie,  KI-/.2-P-T-K 
Cat'alogue,  Kt-Ll-G 
Catal'pa,  K-T'-i-P 
Catamaran',  K-T>-M-«n 
Catame'nia,  K-T»-M-N 
Catame'nial,   K-T3-M-N- 

L 

Cat'amount,  K-T'-Mnt 
Catapelt'ic,  Kt-P2-A-T-K 
Cataphon'ics,  Kt-Fn^Ks 
Cat'aphract.K-T'-Fr-K-T 
Cat'aplasm,  Kt-PJi-zM 
Cat'apult,  Kt-p!-Lt 
Cat'aract,  K-lV-Kt 
Catarrh',  K-T^E 
Catarrh'al,  K-T1-/?! 
Catarrh'ous,  K-T'-ffs 
Catas'trophe,  K-I^-sTr-P 
Cat'-bird,  Kt'-Brd 
Cat'-call,  Kt'-Kl 
Catch,  K-CHi,  K-CHt»,  K- 

CH!-NG 

Catch'able,  K-CHi-Bl 
Catch'er,  K-CHri 
Catch'penny,  K-CIli-P-N 
Catch'pole,  K-CH^P-L 
Catch'up,  K-CH^-P 
Catch'-word,  K-CH'-Wrd 
Catechet'ic,  K-T^-K-T-K 
Catechet'ical-ly,  K  -  T2  - 

K-T-  Kl 
Cat'echise,  K-T'-Kz,    K- 

T'-Kzd,  K-Ti-Kz-NG 
Cat'echiser,  K-T[-K-Zr 
Cat'echism,  K-T'-K-zM 
Cat'echist,  K-T^Kst 
Catechist'ic,  K-T^-Ks-T- 

K 
Catechist'ical,  K-T3-Ks- 

T-K1 

Cat'echu,  K-'P-K 
Catechu'men,  K-T3-K- 

Mn 
Categoi^ical-ly,  KtJ-Giv 

Kl 

Cat'egory,  Kt^-Gr 
Catena'rian,  Kt-N-^Jn2 
Cat'enary,  Kt-N-fi1 
Cat'enate,  Ktf-Nt,  Kt-N- 

Tdi,Kti-Nt-NG 
Catena'tion,  Kt2-Nshn 
Ca'ter,  Ktr2,  Ktrd2,  Ktr*- 

NG 

Ca'terer,.Ktr-R2 
Ca'teress,  Ktr-S2 
Cat'erpillar,  Ktr-pi-i-K 
Cat'erwaul,  Ktr-W»-Z, 
Gates,  Kts2 
Cat'-fish,  Kf-F-5/r 
iCat'gut,  K-TJ-Gt 
ICath'arist,  K-THi-Jtet 


449546 


CAT 

Cat'-harpin,  KO  H  B-Pn 
Cat'-harping,  Kt'-H-J?-P- 

NG 
Cathar'tic,  K-TH'-^-T-K 

(Kthr-T»-K) 
Cathar'ticai,  K-THi-fi-T- 

Kl  (Kthr-T'-Kl) 
Cat'-head,  Kti-Hd 
Cath'edra  or  Cathe'dra, 

K-THW3-Dr 
Cathe'dral,  K-THdr3-!, 
Cath'eter,  K-THtri 
Oaf-hole,  Kti-Hl 
Cath'olic,  K-THi-L-K  [K- 


Cathol'icism,    K-TH'-Z- 

szM     [K-THi-szM] 
Catholic'ity,  K-TH3-i8-T 
Cathol'icize,  K-TH^isz 
Cathol'icon,  K-THi-Z-Kn 
Cafkin,  K-T^Kn 
Cat'ling,  Kt-/,i-XG 
Cat'mint,  KU-Mnt 
Cat'nip,  Kt-x-pi 
Cat'-o'-nine'-tails,    Kt  - 

Nnt  -  Zzi 

Catop'tric,  Kt-pi-Tr-K 
Catop'trioal,  Kt-pi-Tr-Kl 
Catop'trics,  Kt-Pi-Tr-Ks 
Cat'-pipe,  Kt!-P-P 
Cat's'-cradle,  Kt'-sKr-Dl 
CatV-eye,  KtsM 
Cat's'-foot,  Kts>-Ft 
Cat's'-paw,  Kts'-P 
Cat's'-tail,  Ktsi-T-L 
Cat'  -stick,  Kts'-T-K 
Cat'sup,  Kts-pi 
Cat'  tie,  K-Tli 
Cat'tle-guard,  K-TU-Grd 
Cat'tle-show,  K-T11-.?// 
Cauca'sian,  K'or^-Kshn 
Cau'cus,  K'-Ks 
Cau'dal,  K-DH 
Cau'date,  K-Dt* 
Cau'dated,  K-Di-Td 
Cau'dex,  K-D'-Ks 
Cau'dle,  K-DU 
Cauf,  Kfi 
Cau'fle,  K-Fi-L 
Caught,  Kti 
Caul,  K-Li 

Caules'cent,  K-is2-Xt 
Caulii'erous,  K-L^-F-Rs 
Cau'liflower,  K-£i-Fl-K 
Caus'able,  Kz-Bi-L 
Caus'al,  Kz-Li 
Causal'ity,  K-zLl-T 
Causa'tion,  Kzshn* 
Caus'a*,ive,  Kz-Tvi 
Caus'etively,  Kz-T^Vl 
Cause,   Kz',    Kz-Di   (See 

Cost).  Kz'-NG 
Cause'less,  K-zLs1 
Cause'lessness,  K  -  zLs1  - 

>"s     i'.Lsl 
Caus'er,  K-Zr^ 
Cause'way,  K-zWi 
Cau'sey,  K-Z1 
Caas'tic,  Ks-T^K 
Caus'tical-ly,  Ks-T'-Kl 


38 

Caustic'ity,  Ks-Ts8-T 
Cau'ter,  Ktr' 
Cau'terism,  Ktr-Z1-^! 
Cauteriza'tion,Ktr-Zshn2 
Cau'terize,   Ktr-Zi,   Ktr- 

Zdi,  Ktr-Zi-NG 
Cau'tery,  K-Tr1 
Cau'tion,  Kshii1,  Kshnd1, 

Kshni-NG 

Cau'tionary,  Kshn-fil 
Cau'tioner,  Kshn-B> 
Cau'tious,  K-SHs1 
Cau'tiously,  K-SHs1-^ 
Cau'tiousness^-SHs^Ns 
Cav'alcade,  Kv-i'-K-D 
Cavalier',  Kv-/,«-K.      See 

Caviler. 

Cavalier'ly,  Kv-L*-R-L 
Cav'alry,  Kv-H-R 
Cavati'na,  K-V^-T-N 
Cave,  Kv«,  Kvd2,  Kv-2-NG 
Ca'veat,  K-V^-T 
Cav'endish,  K-Vndi-S/T 
Cav'ern,  Kv-Rni 
Cav'ernous,  Kv-ftii-S 
Cav'iar,  K-V^R 
Caviare',  K-V3-K 
Cav'il,  K-V»-L,    K-V^Ld, 

K-YI-L-KQ 
Cav'iler,  K-Vi-i-R.     See 

Cavalier. 
Cav'ity,  K-yi-T 
Caw,  K1,  K-D1,  Ki-NG 
Cawk'er,  K'-Kr 
Cay'enne,  K2-N 
Cay'man,  K=-Mn 
Cay'mans,  K2-Mnz 
Cazique',  Kz^-K 
Cease,  Ss3,  ssl3,  SS^-XG 
Cease'less,  Ss3-X.s 
Cease'lessly,  Ss3-is-// 
Ceas'ing,  Ss»-NG 
Ce'dar,  sDr3 
Ce'darn,  sD^-Kn 
Cede,  sD3,  sDd^,  sD3-NG 
Cedil'la,  sD3-L 
Ce'drine,  sDrn3 
Ceil,  s/,3,  sL3-D,  BL3-XG 
Ceiled,  sZ,3-D 
Ceil'ing,  si3-NG 
Cel'andine,  sL^-X-Dn 
Cel'ebrant,  sL2-Brnt 
Cel'ebrate,  sZ,2-Brt,  sZ,2- 

Br-Td,  g/.2-Brt(-) 
Cel'ebrated,  s£2-Br-Td 
Celebra'tion,  si2-Brshn 
Cel'ebrator,  sZ,2-Brtr 
Celeb'rity,  sL2-Br-T 
Celer'ity,  sL2-fi-T 
Cel'ery,  sL^-R 
Celes'tial, 


Celes'tially,     sis*-CH-L 

[sLs2-i] 

Celes'tine,  sZ,s2-Tn 
Ce'liac,  sL3-K 
Celib'acy  or  Cel'ibacy, 


Cel'ibate, 
i  Cell,  sZ,a 


CSS 

I  Cel'lar,  sL2-R 
Cel'larage,  sL*-R-J 
Cel'larer,  sL2-Rr 
Cel'larist,  sL*-Rst 
Cell'ulse,  BLZ-L 
Cell'ular,  si2-L-R 
Cell'ulated,  sZ,2-L-Td 
Cell'ule,  si2-L 
Cellulif'erous,    sL*-L-F- 

Rs 

Cell'ulose,  sL^-Ls 
Celt,  sit2 
Celt'ic,  si2-T-K 
Celt'icism,  si2-T-szM 
Cem'ent    or     Cement', 

sMnt2 
Cement',  silnt2.  sMn-Td«, 

sMnt2-NG 
Cementa'tion,        sMn  - 

Tshn2 

Cement'er,  sMntr* 
Cem'etery,  sMt-R2 
Cen'atory,  sN-T2-.R 
Cen'obite,  sN-Bt2 
Cenobit'ic,  sX-Bt3-K 
Cenobit'ical,  sN-Bt^-Kl 
Cen'otaph,  sN-Tf2 
Cense,  sXs2,  sXst2,  sNs*- 

NG 

Cens'er,  sX-sff* 
Cen'sor,  sN-sfi2 
Censo'rial,  sN-sfll2 
Censo'rian,  sN-sKn2 
Censo'rious,  sN-s«s2 
Censo'riously,  sN-s^-si 
"^enso'riousness,      sN  - 


Cen'sorship,  sN-s 
Cen'surable-y,  sX-SHr«- 

Bl 
Cen'surableness.      sN  - 

SHr2-Bl-Ns  [iBs] 
Cen'sure,   sX-SHr2.    sN- 

SHrd2,  sX-SHr2-XG 
Cen'surer,  sX-SHr2-K 
Cen'sus,  sXss2 
Cent,  sXt2 
Cent'age,  sXt-J* 
Cen'taur,  sX-T2-R 
Cen'taury.  sX-T'--/2 
Centena'rian,  KXt-X-fin* 
Cen'tenary,  sXt-X-/f 
Centen'nial,  sXt-X-L2 
Cen'ter,   sXtr2,    sN-Trd2, 

sXtr2-XG 

Cen'ter-bit,  sXtr2-Bt 
Cen'tering,  sXtr2-XG 
Centes'imal,  sN-T2-sM-L 
Centesima'tion,  BX-T*- 

sMshu 

Centifol'ious,  sXt-F2-is 
Cen'tigrade,  sXt2-Grd 
Cen'tigramme,  sXt2-Gr- 

M 

Centil'oquy,  sX-T3-L-Kw 
Centil'iter  or  Cen'tili- 

ter,  sX-T3or2-Ltr 
Centime',  pX-T«-M 
Centim'eter  or  Cen'ti- 

meter,  sX-T3or«-Mtr 


UEN 

Centinel,  sNt- 
Cen'tiped  or 
pede,  sNt-Pda 
Cen'to,  sN-T« 
Cen'tral-ly, 
Central'ity, 
Centraliza'tion, 


39 


CHA 


L*          iCertificate,  (n.)  s.Rt3-F- ,  Chalde'an,  Kl-Dn^ 
Cen'ti-i    K-T    [K-ttt3-Fj  jChal'dee   or    Chaldee', 

Certificate,  (v.)  sRtf-F-1    Kl-DW3 
K-T,  8#ta-F-K-Td,  sRt3-  Chal'dron,  CHP-Drn 
F-K-T-NG  jChal'ice,  CH'-is 

Certiflca'tion,    stft2  -  F  -  Chalk,    CHi-K,     CHi-Kt, 


Cen'tralize,      sNt  -  Rlz?, 

8Nt-.Rlzd2,  sNt-filz2-NG 
Cen'tre,  sNtr2 
Cen'tric,  sNtr2-K 
Cen'trical-ly,  s 
Centric'ity,  sNtrs-T^ 
Centrifugal,  sMr-F3-Gl 
Centrip'etal,  sNtr-P^-Tl 
Cen'try,  sN-Tr^ 
Centum'vir,  sN-T2-M-Vr 
Centum'viral,  sN-T^-M- 

Vr-L 
Centum'virate,     sN-T»- 

M-Vrt 
Centum'viri,      sN-T2-M- 

Vr 
Cen'tuple,  sN-T^-pi,  sN- 

T2-Pld.  sN-T2-Pl-NG 
Centu'plicate,  BN-T3-P1- 

Kt 

Centu'rial,  SN-T3-.R1 
Centu'rion,  sN-T^-fin 
Cent'ury,  sN-T2-7e 
Ceph'alalgy,  sF2-Z,-Z,-J 
Cephalic,  sF^-L-K 
Cephalog'raphy,  sF1-/,- 

Gr-F 
Ceph'alopod  or  Ceph- 

al'opod,  sF^ori-Z-Pd 
Cera'cepus,  sW-SHa 
Ceram'ic,  sR^M-K 
Ceras'tes,  s.ffs^Tz 
Ce'rate,  s^t^ 
Ce'rated,  sjR3-Td 
Cere,  sH",  sKd3,sE?-Na 
Ce'real,  sR^-Ij 
Cerea'lia,  eRZ-L 
Cer'ebel,  s/i^-B-L  (or  -Bl) 
Cerebel'la,  sW-B-L 
Cerebel'lar,  sR^-B-L-'R 
Cerebel'lous,  BR--&-LB 
Cerebel'lum, 
Cer'ebral,  8 
Cer'ebrum, 
Cere'cloth,  sR^-Kl-TH 
Cere'ment,  sR3-Mnt 
Ceremo'nial,  sR^-M-N-L 
Ceremo'nious,  sR2-M-Ns 
Ceremo'niously,  sR2-M- 

Ns-L 

Cer'emony, 
Ce'reous,  sRs3 
Ce'rium,  sRs-M 
Cerograph'ic,  s 
Cerograph'ical,  s^J-Gr 

F-K1 

Cerog'raphy,  sKi-Gr-F 
Ceroon',  sRn3 
Cer'tain,  sfits-N 
Cer'tainly,  sRtf-m 
Cer'tainness,  sRt2-N  Ns 
Cer'tainty,  sKt«-N-T 


sNt  - 1     Kshn 

iCer'tifier,  sRt2-F-R 


Cer'tify,  sfit*-F,  sfit2-Fd, 


CHi-K-NG 

Chalk'iness,  CH'-K-X.s 
Chalk'-stone,  CH'-Ks-Tn 


sfit2-F-NG  Chalk'y,  CHi-K 

Certiora'ri,  sR*or*-SH-R- ,  Challenge,    CHl>  -  N  -  J, 
R 


Cer'titude,  s/Tt2-Td 
Ceru'lean,  sR3-Lu 
Ceru'leous,  KR3-Ls 
Ceru'men,  sR3-Mn 
Ce'ruse,  sRs8 
Ce'rused,  s/fst* 
Cer'vical,  sR?-V-Kl 
Cer'vine,  sR2-Vn 
Cesa'rean,  sZ2-Rn 
Cespiti'tious,  &sP*-T!-SH 
Ces'pitose,  ssP2-Ts 
Ces'pitous,  ssP2-Ts 
Cessa'tion,  Sss/m2 
Cessa'vit,  sS2-Vt 
Ces'sion,  sSHn2 
Cess'-pool,  Ss--P-L 
Ces'tus,  ssTs* 
Cesu'ra,  sZ^-R 
Ceta'cea,  sT2-S// 
Ceta'cean,  sT2-5//n 
Ceta'ceous,  sT2-5//s 
Cetol'ogy,  sl'i-Z,-J 
Chafe,  CHfs,  CHft2,  CHP- 

NG 

Chaf  er-y,  CH2-Fr 
Chafe'-wax, 


CHli-N-Jd.  CHli-N-J-NG 
Chal'lengeable,  CHli-N- 

J-B1 
Chal'lenger,  CHU-N-Jr 


Chal'ly,  kUl^-L 
Chalyb'eate,  Kl-B^-T 
Cham,  K!-iI 
Chamade',  SH»-Md 
Charn'ber,  (n.)  CH2(-M)- 

Br 
Cham'ber,  (v. }  CH2-M- 

Br,  CH2-M-Brd,   CH=-M- 

Br-NG 
Cham'ber-council,   CH2 

(-M)-Br-K-sL 
Cham'ber-counselor, 

CH2(-M)-Br-K-si-R 
Cham'berer,    CH-  (-M)  - 

Br-R 
Cham'berlain,  CH=(-M)- 

Br-in 
Cham'berlainship,   CH-° 

(-M)-Br-Lu:SH 
Cham'bermaid,CH2(-M)- 

Br-Md 
Cham'brel,  CRi-M-Br-L 


Chaff,  CHf,  CHft1,  CHf1-  Chame'leon, 


NG 
Chaffer,    CH>-Fr,    CH>- 

Frd,  CHi-Fr-NG 
Chafferer,  CH'-Fr-R 
Chaffinch,  CHf'-N-CH 
Chaffy,  CHi-F 
Chafing-dish,  CHf2-NG- 

D-8H 

Chagreen',  5//3-Grn 
Chagrin',  SH»-Gri\,  SH*- 

Grnd,  iS/f^-Grn-NG 
Chain,      CHn2,      CHnd2, 

CHu2-NG 

Chain'er,  CH2-Nr 
Chain'less,  CH2-Nls 
Chain'-shot,  CHu2-SHt 
Chair,     CH'-R,     CH»-Rd, 

CH'-R-NG(CHr>,etc.) 
Chair'man,  CH'-Mn 
Chair'manship,       CHr1- 

Mn:8H 
Chaise,  SHz* 
Chalced'ony  or   Chal'- 

cedony,  Kls-D^ori-N 
Ohalcog'rapher,  Kl-K- 

Gr-Fri 
Chalcog'raphist,  Kl  -  K  - 


Chame'leonize,    K  -  M 


CH^JI-Frd,     CHi-M-Fr 

NG 

Cham'ferer,  CHi-M-Fr-1 
Cham'fret,  CHi-M-Frt 
Cham'ois,  SH'-M 
Cham'omile,  Ki-M-Ml 
Champ,    CHi-M-P,    CH'- 

Mt,  CHJ-M-P-NG 
Champagne',  SH2-M-P*> 
Cham'per,  CH^M-Pr 
Cham'pertor,     SH1  -  M 

Prtr 

Cham'perty,  SH'-M-Pr-T 
Cham'pion,  CH'  -  M  -  Pn- 

CH'-M-Pu-D,  CH]-lI-Pn- 

NG 
Cham'pionship,  CH1-!!- 

Pn:SH 
Chance,   CHiis',   CHnst1, 

CHnsi-NG 

Chan'cel,  CH'-N-sL 
Chan'cellor,  CH'-N-sL-R 

lor  CHi-si-R] 
Chan'cellorship,     CH1 


Gr  -  Fst1  I     a£  •  R :  8H 

Chalcog'raphy,    Kl-K  -  Chan'cery, 
Gr-Fi 


Chalda'ic,  Kl-DS-K 


CH'-Ns-« 


i  Chan'cre,  SH>-NG-Kr 


CHA 

Chan'crous,  SH'-NG-Krs 
Chandelier',      8H»-N-D- 

Z-R 

Chand'ler,  CH'-N-D-i-B 
Chand'lery,  CH^N-D-X,- 

B 

Chandoo',  CH3-N-D 
Chan'dry,  CHi-N-Dr 
Change,  CH2-N-J,  CH2-N- 

Jd,   CH2-N-J-NG      [CH2, 

CHd2,  CHC)«] 
Changeabil'ity,    CH3-N- 

J-B1-T   [CH«-Blt] 
Change'able-y,    CH^-N- 
i    J-B1     [CH2-B1] 
Change 'ableness,    CH^- 

N-J-Bl-Ns    [CH2;Bs] 
Change'ful-ly,  CH2-N-J- 

Fl     [CH2-F1] 
Change'fulness,  CH«-N- 

J-Fl-Ns     [CH2:F8] 

Change'less,  CH«-N-J-Zs 

[CH2-L8J 
Change'ling,  CH2-N-J-Z- 

NG     [CH2-/,-NG] 
Chang'er,  CH«-N-Jr  [CH2- 

Jr] 
Chan'nel,   CHi-Nl,    CH»- 

Nld,  CHi-Nl-NG 
Chant,  CHnt1,  CH^N-Td, 

CHnti-NG 
Chant'er,  CHntr1 
Chant'icleer,    CH1  -  Nt  - 

Kl-R 

Chant'ing,  CHnti-NG 
Chant'ress,  CHi-N-Trs 
Chant'ry,  CH^N-Tr 
Cha'os,  £-82 
Chaot'ic,  K-Ti-K 
Chap,  CHi-P^H^Pt.CH1- 

P-NG 

Chap'arral,  CH^P-tfl 
Chap'book,  CTH-P-B-K 
Chape,  CH2-P 
Chap'eau,  SH1-? 
Chap'eau  Bras,   8Hi-P- 

Br 

Chap'el,  CHi-Pl 
Chap'ellany,  CH^Pl-N 
Chap'ellet,  CHi-Pl-T.  See 

Chaplet. 

Chap'elry,  CHi-Pl-JZ 
Chap'eron,    SH1  -  P  -  Rn, 

SHi-P-jRnd,  SHi-P-lZn- 

NG 
Chap'-fallen,     CH^P-F- 

Ln 

Chap'iter,  CHi-Ptr 
Chap'lain,  CH"-Pln 
Chap'laincy,  CH'-Pln-S 
Chap'lainship,  CHi-Pln. 

SH 
Chap'let,  CHJ-P-it.     See 

Chapellet. 

Chap'man,  CHi-P-Mn 
Chaps,  CHi-Ps 
Chap'ter,  CH'-Ptr 
Chap'trel,  CHi-P-Tr-L 
Char,    CHi'R     (meaning 

Chore) 


40 
Char,  CHi .  R,  CHI  .  Rd, 

CH>-R-NG 
Char'acter,  Kri-Ktr.   See 

Caricature. 
Characteris'tic,  Kr-Ktr- 


Characteris'tical-ly, 

Kr-Ktr-Sts-Kl  [Kr«-Ks-Kl 
Characteris'tics,  Kr-Ktr- 

Sts-Ks     [Kr3-Ks-Ks] 
Characteriza'tion,   Kr  - 

Ktr  -  Zshn  * 
Char'acterize.Kr-Ktr-Z1, 

Kr-Ktr-Zd1,  Kr  -  Ktr    ~ 

NG 
Char'acterless,  Kr  -  K  - 

Charade',  SH2-R-D 
Char'coal,  CHr^Kl 
Chard,  CH1  Rd 
Chare,   CH»-R    (meaning 

Chore,  which  see) 
Charge,    CHr'-J,     CHr1- 

3-D,     CHr'-J-NG      [CH1, 

CHd1,  CH(-)1] 
Charge'able-y,    CHri-J- 

Bl    [CHt-Bl] 
Charge'ableness,   CHr1- 

J-Bl-Ns     [CHMBs] 
Charge'  d'  Affaires', 

SHr^-ZH  D2-Fr 
Char'ger,  CHr^Jr 
Charge'ship,    SHr2-ZH : 

SH 

Char'ily,  CH'-R-Z, 
Char'iness,  CH^R-Ns 
Char'iot,  CH^R-T 
Chariotee',  CH3-R-T 
Charioteer',  CH3-£ 
Cha'rism,  K-R?-zM 
Char'itable-y,  CHrt'-Bl 
Charitableness,   CHrt1- 

Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Onar  ity,  OH'-R-T 
Charivari',  SH3-fi-V-R 
Char'latan,  SHr^i-Tn 
Char'latanism,    SHr1-!,- 

Tn-Z-M  [or  -T-zM] 
Char'latanry,  SHri-i-T- 

Nr 
Charles's' "Wain,   CHr1- 

Zz-Wn 
Char'lotte-Russe,  SHr1- 

Lt-Rs 
Charm,    CHr^M,    CHr1- 

Md,  CHr^M-NG    • 
Charm'er,  CHri-M-R 
Charm'ful,  CHr^M-FJ 
Charm'ing,  CHri-M-NG 
Charm'ingly,  CHr1  -  M  - 

NG1 

Char'nel,  CHri-Nl 
Char'nel-house,    CHr1  - 

Nl  -  Hs 

Charred,  CHi-Rd 
Char'ry,  CH1-^ 
Chart,  CHJ-Rt 
Char'ta,  Kr-Ti 
Charta'ceous,  Kr-T2-5fls 
Charte, 


CHE 
Ohar'ter,  CHrt'-R,  CHrt1- 

Rd,  CHrti-«-NG 
Char'terer,  CHrti-R-R 
Char'ter-party,  CHrU-.R- 

P-JZ-T 

Chart'ism,  CHrt'-Z-M 
Chart'ist,  CHrt^St 
Char'y,  CH1-^ 
Chase,  CHs2,  CHst»,  CHs«- 

NG 

Chas'er,  CH«-sR 
Chas'ible,  CHzi-Bl 
Chasm-y,  Ki-zM 
i  Chas'seur,  SHs*-E 
Chaste,  CHst2 
Chaste'ly,  CH«-sT-i 
Chas'ten,  CHs2-N,  CHs«- 

Nd,  CHs2-N-NG 
Chas'tener,  CHs--Nr 
Chaste'ness,  CHbt^-Ns 
Chastis'able,  CH^sTz-Bl 
Chastise',  CHi-sTz,  CH»- 
|    sTzd.  CH'-sTz-NG 
IChad'tisement,  CHJ-sT- 

zMnt 

Chastis'er,  CH'-sT-Zr 
Chas'tity,  CH»-sT-T 
Chas'uble,  CHzJ-Bl 
Chat,  CHt1,  CHi-Td,  CHt1- 

NG 

Chateau',  SH  2-T 
Chat'elet,  SH^-T-Lt 
Chat'ellany,  5//i-T-i-N 
Chatoy'ant,  S//1-T-N-T 
Chat'tel,  CHi-Tl 
Chat'ter,  CHtri,   CHtrdi, 

CHi-Tr-NG 

Chattera'tion,CH=-Trshn 
Chat'ter-box,  CHi-Tr-B- 

Ks 

Chat'terer,  Cff-Tr-R 
Chat'tering,  CHi-Tr-NG 
Chat'ty,  CH1-! 
Chaud'-medley,  SH2-D- 

M-D1 

ChauFdron,  CHli-Drn 
Chaunt,  CHnt1 
Chaw,  CHi,    end1,    CH1- 

NG 

Cheap,  CH3-P 
Cheap'en,  CH^-Pn,   CH'- 

Pnd,  CH^-Pn-NG 
Cheap'ener,  CH;!-p-Nr 
Cheap'ly,  CHa-Pl 
Cheap'ness,  CH^-p-Ns 
Cheat,     CHts,     CH3  -  Td, 

CHt3-NG 
Cheat'er,  CHtrs 
Cheat'ing,  CHts-NG 
Check,   CH2-K,    CHS-Kt, 

CH2-K-NG 
Check'er,  CH^-Kr,   CH^- 

Krd.  CH2-Kr-NG 
Check'er-work,  CHS-Kr- 

Wr-K 
Check'er-berry,  CH2-Kr- 

B-« 
Check'er-board,     CH*  • 

Kr  -  Brd 
!  Check'ers,  CH2-Krz 


CHE 

Check'mate,    CH2-K-Mt, 

CH2-K-M-Td,      CH2  -  K  - 

Mt(-) 

Check'-roll,  CH2-K-.R1 
Cheek,  CH3-K 
Cheek'-tooth,  CH»-K-T- 

TH 

Cheep,  CH3-P 
Cheer,  CHr3,  CHrds,  CHr»- 

NG 

Cheer'er,  CHrS-R 
Cheer'nil-ly,  CHr3  -  Fl 

[CHrP] 
Cheer'fulness,  CHrs-Fl- 

Ns     [:Fs] 

Cheer'ily,  CHr3-/; 
Cheer'iness, 
Cheer'ingly, 
Cheer'less,  CHr*-Ls 
Cheer'lessness,  CHi3-Ls- 

Ns   [lis] 

Cheer'ly,  CHr»-£ 
Cheer'y,  CH3-/z 
Cheese,  CHz» 
Cheese'-cake,  CH3-zK-K 
Cheese'-mite,  CH3-zMt 
Cheese'-monger,    CH3  - 

zM  -NG-Gr 

Cheese'-press,  CHz3-Prs 
Cheese'-vat,  CHz3-Vt 
Chees'y,  CH3-Z 
Uheet,     CHt3,    CH^-Td, 

CHt'-NG 
Phef-d'ceuvre',  SH*-D- 

Vr 

Cheg'oe,  CH=-G 
Cheg're,  CH*-Gr 
Cheriform,  Kl-F^-K-M 
Chelo'nian,  K-£2-Nn 
Chem'ic,  K2-M-K 
Chem'ical-ly,  K-'-M-Kl 
Chem'icals,  K^-M-Klz 
Chemise',  SH^-Mz 
Chemisette',  SH2-Mz-T 
Chem'ist,  K^-Mst 
Chem'istry,  K-Ms-Tr2 
Chenille',  SH»-N-L 
Checque,  CH=-K 
Checq'uer,  CH^  Kr 
Cher'ish,  CHr2-SH,  CHr2- 

SHt,  CHri-S.ff-NG 
Cher'isher,  CHr2-SHr 
Cheroot',  CH'*-Rt 
Cher'ry,  CH^-fl 
Cher'sonese,  Kr-S2-Nz 
Chert,  CH2-Rt 
Cher'ub,  CH2-H-B 
Cheru'bic,  CHi*-«-B-K 
Cheru'bical,  CHa-/i-B-Kl 
Cher'ubim,  CH2-/J-B-M 
Cher'up,  CH'-i  R-P 
Ches'ible,  CHz2-Bl 
Chess,  CHs2 
Chess'-board, 
Chess' -man,  CH2-sMn 
Chest,  CHst2 
Chest'nut,  CHs«-Nt 
Che'tah,  CH3-T 
Chev'achie,  SH'-V-SH 
Chev'age,  CHv*- J 


41 

Cheval',  SHi-vi 
Chevalier',  SH'-Vl-K 
Chevaux'-de-frise,  SH2- 

V-D-Frz 

Chev'eril,  CH2-Vr-L 
Chev'isance,  SH2-V-zNs 
Chev'ron,  SH2-Vrn 
Chev'y,  CH2-V 
Chew,  CH3,    CHd3,    CH3- 

NG 
Chia'ro-oscu'ro,  K-Rl-S- 

K-R 
Chibouque'     or      Chi- 

bouk', CH3-B-K 
Chicane',  SH2-Kn 
Chican'er,  SH2-K-Nr 
Chican'ery,  SH2-Kn-« 
Chic'ory,  CH^-Kr 
Chich,  CH3-CH 
Chick,  CH3-K 
Chick'en,  CH^-Kn 
Chick'adee,  CH^-K-D 
Chick'aree,  CH3-K-K 
Chick'en-hearted,  CH3- 

Kn-.B-Td 
Chick'en-pox,  CH^  -  Kn  - 

P-K.8 

Chick'-pea,  CH^-K-P 
Chick'-weed,  CH3-K-wD 
Chide,  CHi-D,  cm-Dd, 

CHi-D-NG 
Chid'er,  CH>-Dr 
Chief,  CHf3 

Chief  -baron,  CHP-B-Xn 
Chief-  justice,CHfJ-Js-Ts 
Chiefly,  CH?-F1 
Chieftain,  CHft^-N 
Chieftaincy,  CHft^-N-S 
Chieftainship,   CHts-N: 

SH 

Chiffonier',  SH3-Fn-B 
Chig'oe,  CH»-G 
Chig're,  CH»-Gr 
Chil'blain,  CHF-Bln 
Child,  CHldi 
Child'-bearing,    CHldi  - 

B-K-NG 

Child'bed,  CHldi-Bd 
Child'birth,   CHldi-B-5- 

TH 

Childe,  CHldi 
Chil'dermas-day,  CHP- 

Dr-Ms-D 

Child'hood,  CHldi-Hd 
Child'ish,  CHldi-SH 
Child'ishly,  CHldi-5fl"l 
Child'ishness,CHldi-SH- 

Child'less,  CHldi-Zs 
Child'lessness,    CHldi  . 

is-Ns     [iis] 
Child'like,  CHld'.i-K 
Chil'dren,          CHl"-Drn 


Chil'iarch,  K-£3-R-K 
Chil'iarchy,  K-Z.3-R-K 
Chil'iasm,  K-Z,3.z-M 
Chil'iast,  K-/,sta 
Chill,     CH3-L,      CH8-Ld. 
CH'-L-NG 


CHI 

Chilli,  CH3-Z, 
Chill'iness,  CH3-i-Ns 
Chill'ness,  CH^-L-Ns 
Chill'y,  CH*-L 
Chimb,  CHi-M 
Chime,  CHi-M,  CHi-Md, 

CHi-M-NG 
Chim'er,  CHi-M-K 
Chime'ra,  K-M-fi^ 
Chimer'ical-ly,K3-Mr-Kl 
Chim'ney,  CH»-M-N 
Chim'ney-pot.  CH3-M-N- 

Pt 
Chim'ney-swallow, 

CH8-M-Ns-W-£ 
Chim'ney-sweep,    CH»- 

M-Ns-W-P 
Chim'ney-sweeper, 


Chin,  CHn3 
Chi'na.  (.'tP-K 
Chi'na-aster,    cm-X-Str 
Chi'na-ware,  CH'-N-Wr 
Chinc'apin,    dia-NG-K- 

Pn 

Chinch,  CH3-N-CH 
Chinchil'la,  CH^-N-CH-i 
Chin'cough,  CH^-N-Kf 
Chine,  CHn' 
Chink,    CH«-NG-K,    CHS- 

NG-Kt.  CH^-NG-K-NG 
Chink'y,  CH3-NG-K 
Chin'quapin,  OHa-NG- 

Kw  -  Pn 

Chinse,  CHriss 
Chintz,  CHntsS 
Chip,  CH^-P,  CH!-Pt.  CH3. 

P-NG 

Chip'-hat,  CH3-P-Ht 
Chip'munk,  CH3  -  P  -  M  - 

NG-K. 

Chip'muck,  CH3-P-M-K 
Chip'py,  CH3-P 
Chira'gra,  K-li^-Gr 
Chirk,  CHr^-K 
Chi'rograph,  Ki^-Grf 
Chirog'rapher,  Kr  -  Gr 

Fr> 

Chirograph'ic.Kr^Grf-K 
Chirograph'ical,  Kr-Gr- 

Fi-Kl 
Chirog'raphist,  Kr-Gr- 

F_sti 

Chirog'raphy,  Kr-Gr-F1 
Chirol'ogy,  Kr-i^J 
Chi'romancer,  Kr-M-Ns- 

Ri 

Chi'romancy,  Kr-Mn-81 
Chiron'omy,  Kr^X-M 
Chirop'odist,  Kr-PJ-Dst 
Chirp,    CHr2-P,    CHr2-Pt, 

CHr2-P-NG 
Chirp'er,  CHr^-pr 
Chir'rup,  CH2-.R-P,  CH^ 

K-Pt,  CH2-^-P-NG 
Chirur'geon,  Kr-^J-Jn 
Chirur'gery,  Kr-R*-J-B 
Chirur'gic,  Kr-««-J-K 


Chirur'gical,  Kr-R«-J-Kl 
Chis'el,  CH^-Zl,  CHa-Zld, 

CEP-Z1-KG 
Cbis'eler,  CH3-Z1-B 
Chis'ley,  CHs-ZU 
Chit,  CHts 
Chit'chat,  CHts-CHt 
Chi'tine,  K-Tnl 
Chi'tinous,  K-'P-Ns 
Chit'terlings,  CH3-Tr-Z- 

NGz 

Chit'ty,  CH*-T 
Chiv'alric,  SH'-Vl-K-K 
Chiv'alrous,  SH»-Vl-#s 
Chiv'alrously,  SH*-V1- 

•-•£ 

CMv'alry,  SH*-V1-B 
Chive,  CHv' 
Chives,  CHvzi 
Chlo'rate,  Kl-fiP.      See 

Chlnride. 

Chlo'ric,  K1-K«-K 
Chlo'ride,  K1-K2-D.     See 

Chlorate. 

Chlorid'ic,  KI-«^D-K 
Chlo'ridise,  Kl-K2-Dz 
Chlo'rine,  Kl-tfn* 
Chlo'rolorm,       K1-.S*-!1 

(-B-1IJ 

Chlo'rophyl,  El-fia-F-L 
Chlo'rous,  Kl-Be2 
Chock,  CHi .  K,  CH^  -  Kt, 

CHi-K-NG 

Chock'full,  CH»-K-r-L 
Choc'olate,  CHl-K-Lt 
Choice,  CHs1,    CH»-sK, 

CH'-ssT 

Choice'ly,  CH^-sL     s 
Choice'ness,  CHs»-N* 
Choir,  Kw-K1 
Choke,   CH2-K,    CH^-Kt, 

CH2-K-NG 
Choke'-cherry,    CEP-K- 

CH-fi 
Choke'-damp,  CH^-K-D- 

M-P 

Choke'-full,  CH2-K-F-L 
Choke'pear,  CH^-K-P-B 
Chok'er,  CH2-Kr 
Chok'y,  CH2-K 
Chol'e  r,  K-ir» 
Chol'era,  K-Zr1 
Chol'eric,  K-ir'-K 
Chol'ericly,  K-Z,ri-Kl 
Chol'erine,  K-iri-N 
Choles'teric  or  Choles- 

ter'ic,  K-£<s«-Tr-K 
Cho'mer,  K.2.-Mr 
Choose,  CHz3, 
Ghoos'er,  €H3-Zr 
Chop,  CHi-P.CH^Pt,  CH*- 

P-NG 

Chop'-hou«e,  CHl-P-Hs 
Chop'in,CHi-Pn 
Chop'per,  CHi-Pr 
Chop'ping,  CH!-P-NG 
Chops,  CHl-Ps 
Chop'sticks,CH»-P8-T-Ks 
Chorag'ic,  K-fi^J-K 
Cbo'r^-ly,  K-J21» 


43 

Chord,    Krdi,    Kr  -  Dd*, 

Krd»-NO 
Chore,  CHZ-R 
Cho'rea,  K-K* 
Choree',  K-fi3 
Cho'riamb,  K-R*-M-B 
Choriam'bic,  K-R^M-B- 

K 

Choriam'bus,  K-B>-M-Bs 
Cho'rist,  K-Rst* 
Chor'ister,  K-fistri 
Chorog'rapher,  Kr  -  Gr  - 

Fri 

Chorograph'ical,  Kr-Gr- 

Fl-Kl 

Chorog'raphy,  Kr-Gr-F1 
Cho'roid,  E.-W-'D 
Cho'rus,  K-fe* 
Chose,  (meaning  a  thiug) 

SHz» 

Chose,  CHz* 
Chos'en,  CHz«-N 
Chough,  CHf2 
Chouse,     CHs1,     CHst1. 

CHs»-NG 

Chow'cho-vr,  CH'-CHow 
Chow'der,  CH'-Dr 
Chrestom'athy,  Krs-Ti 

M-TH 

Chrism,  KrS-zM 
Chris'mal,  Kr-zM-L3 
Chrisma'tioUjKr^-zMshn 
Chris'inatory,Kr-z  Mt-fia 
Christ,  Kreti 
Christ'-croas-row,     Kr- 

sKr-8«3 
Chris'ten,  Kre3-N,  Krs»- 

Nd,  Kre»-N-KG 
Chris'tendom,  Krs-N-D»- 

M 

Chris'tian,  Krs-CHn  CKr3] 
Christian'ity,  Krs-CHuti 
Christianization,  Kre- 


Chris'tianiae,  Krs-CH3- 
Nz,  Krs-CH*-Nzd,  Krs- 
CH3-NZ-NG 

Chris'tianly,  Kis-CHS-Nl 
Ghriat'less,  Krs-T]-Ls 
Christ'mas,  KrJ-eMs 
Chrisfmas-box,      Kr3  - 

sMs  •  li  -  Ks 

Christol'ogy,  Krs-Ti-i-J 
Chro'mate,  Kr^-Mt 
Chromat'ic,  Kr^Mt-K 
Chromat'ics,  Kr'-Mt-Ks 
Chrome,  Kr«-M 
Chro'mic,  Kr^-M-K 
Chro'mium,  Kr«-M-M 
Chro'mo-lithography, 


Chron'ic,  Kr'-N  K 
Chronical,  Kr'-N-Kl 
Chron'icle,    Kr1  -  N  -  Kl, 

Kri-N-Kld,  Kr'-N-Kl-NG 
Chron'icler,  Kr-N-K.l-Ki 
Chron'ogram,  Kr>-N-Gr- 

M 
Chron'ograph, 

Grf 


CHY 

Chronog'rapher,  Kr-N- 

Gr-Fr1 

Chronol'oger,  Kr-Nl-Jr1 
Chronolog'ic,  Kr-Nl-J>-K 
Chronolog'ical-ly,  Kr- 

Nl-J^Kl 

Chronol'ogist.Kr-Nl-Jst1 
Chronol'ogy,  Kr-Nl-J1 
Chronom'eter,  Krn'-Mtr 
Chronomet'ric,       Krn2- 

Mtr-K 
Chronomet'rical,  Krn*- 

Mtr-Kl 
Chronom'etry,  Krn-M- 

Tri 

Chrys'alid,  Kr-sis-D 
Chrys'alis,  Kr-siss 
Chrysan'themum,   Krs- 

N-THi-M-M 

Chrys'oberyl,  Krs-B3-fll 
Chrys'olite,  Kr-sLt3 
Chrys'oprase,  Kr-sPrzS 
Chub-by,  CH-'-B 
Chub'bed,  CH»-Bd 
Chuck,   CH2-K,    CH*-Kt, 

CH2-K-NG 
Chuck'-farthing,  CH2-K- 

F-.R-DH-NG 
Chuck'le,  CH2-K1,    CH«- 

Kld,  CH2-K1-NG 
Chuck'le-head,  CH2-K1. 

Hd 

Chuckling,  CH2-K1-NG 
Chuff,  CHfa 
ChufTily,  CH^-Fl 


Chum,  CH2-M 
Chump,  CH2-M-P 
Chunk-y,  CH2-NG-K 
Church,  CHr«-CH,  CHr*- 

CH-T.  CHr2-CH-NG 
Church'man,  CHr2  -  CH  - 

Mn 
Church'manship,  CHr*- 

CH-Mn:SH 
Church'-warden,  CHr«- 

CH-Wrd-N 
Church'-yard,  CHr2-CH- 

Yrd 

Churl,  CHr2-L 
Churl'ish,  CHr2-L-SH 
Churl'ishly,  CHr*-L-SHl 
Churl'ishness,  CHr2-Z,- 

SH-Ns 
Churn,   CHrn2,    CHrnd^ 

CHrn2-NG 

Churn'ing,  CHrn*-NG 
Chute,  SHt3 
Chyle,  K-H 
Chylifaction,  K-ii-F- 

Kslm 
Chylifec'tive,  K-i^-F-K- 

Tv 
ChylLfica'tion,    K-Z*-F- 

Kshn 
Chyl'ificatory, 

K-T-« 

Chyl'ous,  K-is* 
Chyme,  K'-M 
Chym'io,  K3-M-K 


CHT 

Chymifica'tion,  K-M-F»- 

Kshn 

Chym'ify,  E-M-F» 
Chym'istry,  K-Ms-Tr* 
Ciea'da,  sK-D* 
Cic'atrice,  sK-Trs* 
Cica'trix,  sK-Tr*-Ks 
Uicatriza'tion,  sK- 


Cic'atrize,  sK-Trz»,  sK- 
Trzd3,  sK-Trz3-NG 

Cicero'ne,  CH«-CH-fi-N 
or  8S*-R-N 

Cicero'nian,  sS^-fi-Nn 

Cicero'nianism,  sS*-.B- 
Niiz-M 

Cicis'beism,  sSs8-B-zM 

Cicisbe'o,  CHS-CH-sB 

Cicis'beo,  sSs«-B 

Ci'der,  sDr1 

Ci'derkin,  sDri-Kn 

Ci-devant',  sDvi-A" 

Cigar',  sGr* 

Cigarette',  sGr-T» 

Cil'iary,  sL*-R 

Cil'iate,  s£3-T 

Cil'iated,  sZ,3-Td 

Cili'cious,  sZ,*-SHs 

Ci'ma,  sMi 

Cim'eter,  sMtr» 

Cimme'rian,  sM-fin* 

Cincho'na,  sN'-K-N 

Cinct'ure,  sNGtr* 

Cin'der,  eNdr3 

Cinemafics,  sN-M-Ta-Ks 


Cinera'tion,  sN-fishn* 
Cin'erous,  sN-fis8 
Cineri'tious,  sN-B'-SHs 
Cin'galese,  sNG-G-Zzs 
Cin'gle,  sNG3-Gl 
Cin'nabar,  sN-Br» 
Cin'namon,  sN»-Mn 
Cinque,  sNG«-K 
Cinque'-foil,  sNG'-K-F-L 
Ci'on,  S'-N 
Ci'pher,  sFr1,  sFrd>,  sFr1- 

NG 

Circe'an,  sK3-Sn 
Circen'sial,  sfis'-N-SHl 
Circen'sian,  sKs*-Nshn 
Cir'cle, 


Cir'clet,  8K»-Klt 
Cir'cocele,  sK2-Ks-L 
Cir'cuit,  8Ba-Kt 
Circu'itous,  sK«-K-Ts 
Circu'itously,     sEs-K-T- 

eL 

Cir'culable,  sR»-Kl-Bl 
Cir'cular,  sfi»-Kl-K 
Circular'ity,  sR'-Kl-Rt 
Cir'cularly  ,  s  K«-  K  1-E-  L 
Circulate,  sR«-KH,  Bfl'- 

Kl-Td.8R*-Klt-NG 
Circula'tion,  sR^-Klshn 
Cir'culator,  efl-Kltr  • 
Cir'culatory,  sR=-Kl-T-R 
Circumam'bient,       sE1 

iM-B-N-T(or  iM-Bnt> 


Circumam'bulate, 
;  M-BH 

Circumambula'tion, 

sR8  :  M-Bl8hn 
Circumbend'ibus, 

:Bnd-Bs 

Cir'cumcise,  sK2isZ, 
SeZd,  sB^lsZ-NG     [sB«- 
BZ,  sR*-8Zd,  sBsz2-NG] 
The  reporter  sometimefi 
omits  the  syllable  cum  en- 
tirely, and  joins  the  first 
and  last  parts  of  the  word 
in  one  outline.    See  Com. 
Cir'cumciser,  sB!  isZr 


Circumcis'ion, 
SsZHn 


sB 


Circumduct',  sRa!D-Kt 
Circumduc'tion,  sR"  iD- 

Eshn 
Circum'ference,  sfi*iF- 

Riis    [s/P-F-Rns] 
Circumferen'tial,      sR" 


Circumferen'tor,  sR*  1  F- 


Cir'cumnect,  sRz!Fl-K-T 
Cir'cumflex,    sR2:Fl-Ks 

[sR2-Fl-Ks] 
Circum'fluent,    sR*;Fl- 

Nt 

Circum'fluous,  sRs  '.Fl-S 
Circumfora'nean,      sR2 

Circumfora'neous,    sR= 

IF-R-Ns 

Circumfuse',  &R* :  Fz 
Circumfu'sion,          sR3 

IFzhn 
Circumgyra'tion,      sR2 

'.J-Rshn 
Circumja'cent,    sR*  1  Js- 

Nt 
Circumlocu'tion,      sB8 

ii-Kshn 
Circumloc'utory,      sB1 

ii-K-T-fi 
Circummured',   sB'SM- 

Circumnav'igable,    sfi1 

1N-V-G-B1 
Circumnav'igate,      sR1 

1N-V-G-T,       sRMN-V-G- 

Td,  sR'iN-V-G-T-NG 
Circumnaviga'tion,  sR2 

iN-V-Gshn 
Circumnav'igator,    sB1 

tN-V-Gtr 

Circumpo'lar,  sfi8;  P-Z-B 
Circumposi'tion,       sR3 

i  PzsAn 
Circumro'tary,  sR*;K-T- 

R 
Circumrota'tion,       eB* 

!R-Tshn 
Circumro'tatory,      sB» 

'.R-T-T-R 
Circumscrib'able,     aBi 

!sKr(-B)-Bl 


CIT 

Circumscribe',  sR1  isKr- 

B,  sRi  :sKr-Bd,  sR1  :sKr- 

B-NG 
Circumscrib'er,         sB1 

IsKr-Br 
Circumscrip'tible,    sR3 

IsKr-Pt-Bl 
Circumscrip'tion,     sR* 

tsKr-Pshn 
Circumscrip'tive,      sE3 

;sKr-Pt-V 
Cir'cumspect,  sR-  isP-Kt 

Circumspec'tion,       sR1 

isP-Kshu    [s«s--P-Kshu] 
Circumspect'ive,       s/i3 

isP-Kt-V 
Cir'cumspectly,  sR-isP- 

Kt-L 
Cir'cumspectness,    sR* 

IsP-Kt-Ns 
Cir'cumstance,          sR* 

IsTus,     sR2!sTnst,      sR* 

SsTns-NG  [sTns2,  sTnst2, 

sTns2-NG] 
Circumstan'tial,        sR1 

IsT-N-SHl     tsTn'] 
Circumstantial'ity,  sR1 


Circumstan'tially,    sR1 

Circumstan'tiate,      sRl 

IsTn-SHt,     s^MsTn-SH- 

Td,  sRi:sTn-SHt-NG 
Circumval'late,    B-RMV- 

Lt 
Circumvalla'tion,     sR* 

i  V-ishn 

Circumvent',  sR2  S  Vnt 
Circumvention,  sR- :  V- 

Nshn 
Circumvent'ive,        sR* 

SVnt-V 

Circumvest',  sR* !  Vst 
Circumvolu'tion,      sfi1 

IV-Z-shn 

Circumvolve',  sR1  i  VI- V, 
Ri  1  Vl-Vd,  sB'  1  Vl-V-NG 
Cir'cus,  sR2-Ks 
Cirque,  sR'-K 
Cir'ri,  sR3 

Cirrif'erous,  sR3-F-Rs 
Cir'riped,  sRa-Pd 
Cirro-cu'mulus,   sR*-K- 
M-Zs 

Cir'rose,  sRs3 
Cirro-stra'tus,    sR2-sTr- 

Ts 

Cir'rous,  sRs3 
Cir'rus,  sRs3 
Cisal'pine,  Ss'-Z-Pn 
Cisatlan'tic,  Ss»-T-Lnt-K 
Cismon'tane,  Ss'-Mn-Tn 
Cis'padane,  Ss3-P-Dn 
Cis'soid,  Ss3-D 
Cist,  Sst3 

Cister'cian,  Sss-T-JZshn 
Cis'tern,  ssTrn3 
Cit,  sT» 
Cit'adel,  sT3-Dl 


CIT 

Cita'tion,  sTshu2 
Oi'tatory,  sTi-T-R 
Cite,  sT»,  sTdi,  sT'-NG 
Cit'er,  sTri 
Cith'ern,  sTH^-Kn 
Cit'izen,  sT  »-N    [sTn3] 
Cit'izenship,  yTz*-N :  SH 

[sTu3:SH] 
Cit'rate,  sTrts 
Cit'rie,  sTr'-K 
Cit'rine,  sTrn3 
Cit'ron,  sTrns 
Cit'rul,  sT3-Bl 
Cit'y,  sT3 
Gives,  sVz1 
CiVet,  sVt« 
Civ'ic,  sV3-K 
Civ'il,  svis 
Civil'ian,  sVln3 
Civil'ity,  BV13-T 
CiVilizable,  sVlzS-Bl 
Civilization, 
Civilize,  sVlz3, 

BVlz*-NG 
Civ'ilized,  sVlzd3 
Civ'ilizer,  sVl^-Zr 
CiVilly,  sVl3 
CiVism,  sVz3-M 
Clab'ber,  Kl-Bri 
Clack,    KP-K,    Kl-K-T1, 

KP-K-NG 
Clack'er,  KP-Kr 
Clack'-valve,KU-K-Vl-V 
Clad,  Kldi 
Claim,     KP-M,     K12-Md, 

K12-M-NO 

Claim'able,  K1-M-B12 
Claim'ant,  Kis-Mnt 
Clairvoy'ance,  Kl-R^V- 

Ns 

Clairvoy'ant,  Kl-fli-V-Nt 
Clam,  Kli-M,  KU-Md,  Kli- 

M-NG 

Cla'mant,  K12-Mnt 
Clam'ber,  Kl-M-Br1,  Kl- 

M-Brd1,  Kl-M-Bri-NG 
Clam'miness,  KU-M-Ns 
Clam'my,  KP-M 
Clam'or,     KP-Mr,     KP- 

Mrd,  KP-Mr-XG 
Clam'orous,  KP-Mrs 
Clam'orously,  Kl-Mrs-L1 
Clam'orousness,      Kl1  - 

Mrs  -  Ns 
Clamp,  Kl-M-pi,  Kli-Mt, 

Kl-M-pi-NG 
Clan,  Klni 

Claudes' tine,  Klnd-St«-N 
Clandestinely,      Klnd- 

St--N-L 
Clandes'tineness,  Kind- 

St=-N-Ns 
Clang,  KP-NG,  KP-NGd, 

KP-NG-NG 
Clan'gor,  KP-NGr 
Clan'gorous,  KP-XGrs 
Clan'gous,  KP-NG-Gs 
Clank,  KII-NG-K.  KP-NG- 

Kt.  KP-NG-K-NG 
Clan'nish,  Kln-SH' 


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Clan'nishly,  Kln-SEP-i 
Clan'nishness,  Kln-SHi- 

Ns 

Clan'ship,  Kln-SHi-P 
Clap,  Kl-P',  Kl-Pti,  Kl-Pi- 

NG 

Clapboard,  Kl-Brd1 
Clap'per,  Kl-Pr1 
Clap'perclaw,  Kl-PrJ-Kl 
Clap'-trap,  Kl-pi-Tr-P 
Clar'ence,  lil-flns1 
Clar'enceux  or  Clar'en- 

cieux,  Kl-Kn'-SH 
Clare'-obscure,  Kl-K'-B- 

sljr 

Clar'et,  Kl-tft1 
Clar'ichord,  Kl-«i-Krd 
Clariflca'tion,     Kl-^-F- 

Kshn 

Clar'ifler,  Kl-TS'-F-R 
Clar'ity,  Kl-fii-F 

Fd,  Kl-^-F-NG 
Clar'inet,  Kl-7fi-Nt 
Clar'ion,  Kl-Ki-N 
Clarionet',  Kl-7J2-Nt 
Clar'itude,  Kl-^-Td 
Cla'ro-obscu'ro,    K 

B-sK-B 
Clash,    Kl-SHi,    Kl-SHti, 

K1-SH!-NG 
Clasp,  Kls  -  P1,  Kls  -  Pti, 

Kls-Pi-NG 
Clasp'er,  Kl-sPr1 
Class,  Klsi.  Klsti.Kls'-NG 
Clas'sio,  Kls!-K 
Clas'sical-ly,  Klsi-Kl 
Clas'sicalism,  Kls1  -  Kl  - 

zM 

Classical'ity,  Kls-Kl-Ti 
Clas'sicalness,  Kls1  -  Kl  - 

Ns 

Clas'sicism,  Kl-Ssz^M 
Clas'sicist,  Kl-Si-sSt 
Classit'ic,  Els-F^-K 
Classification,  Kls  -  F=  - 

Kshn 
Clas'sify,  Kls-F1,  Kls-Fd1, 

Kls-F!-NG 
Clas'sis,  Kl-Ss1 
Class'mate,  KP-sMt 
Clat'ter,     Kltr1,     Kltrd1. 

Kltri-NG 

Clat'terer,  Kltr  K1 
Clause,  Klz1 
Claus'tral,  Kl  sTr1-!. 
Cla'vate,  Kl-Vt2 
Cla'vated,  Kl-V^-Td 
Clav'ichord,  Kl-Vi-Krd 
Clav'icle,  Kl-Vi-Kl 
Cla'vier,  Kl-V^or^R 
ClaViger,  Kl-\T1-Jr 
Claw,  KP,  KkP,  KP-NG 
Clay,  K12,  Kid'-.  K12-NG 
Clay'-cold,  Kl^-Kld 
Clay'er,  K1-B« 
Clay'ey,  KP 
Clay'ish,  K1-SH2 
Clay'-marl,  Kl^-M.Rl 
Clay'-more,  Kl*-Mr 
Clay'-pit,  Kl^-Pt 


CLI 

Clay'-stone,  Klsa-Tn 
Clean,  (a.)  Kin',  Kl3-Nr, 

Kl^-Nst 
Clean,   (v.)  Kin3,    Kind*, 

Klus-NG 

Clean'lily,  Kl-Nl-i* 
Clean'liness,  Kl^-Xl-Ns 
Clean'ly,  Kl^-Nl,    K1-K1- 

K2,  Kl'-i-Nlst 
Clean'ness,  Klna-Ns 
Cleans'able,  Kl-Nz-B2-L 
Cleanse,    Klnz2,   Klnzda. 

Klmc2-NG 

Cleans'er,  Kln-zR* 
Cleans'ing,  Klnz^-NG 
Clear,  (a.)  Kl-R3,  Kl-Rr3, 

Kl-^st» 
Clear,  (t>.)  Kl-R3,  Kl-Bd», 

Kl-R'-NG 

Clear'age,  Kl-fi3-J 
Clear'ance,  Kl-^ns3 
Cleared,  Kl-/i;d3 
Clear'er,  Kl-Rr3 
Clear'ing-house,  K1-R»- 

NG-Hs 

Clearly,  Kl-RV 
Clear'ness,  Kl  R3-Ns 
Clear'-sighted,     Kl-Rs3- 

Td 
Clear'-sightedness,  Kl- 

^s3-Td-Ns 
Clear'-starch,  Kl-.Ks3-T- 


.- 

Clear'-story,  Kl  Rs*-T-R 
Clear'-stuff,  Kl-^s3-Tf 
Cleat,  Klt» 
Cleav'able,  K1-V3-B1 
Cleav'age,  Kl-V^-J 
Cleave,  Klv3,  Klvd3,  Klv«- 

NG 

Cleav'er,  Kl-Vr* 
Clef,  KlfJ 
Cleft,  Klfts 
Clem'atis,  Kl-M-Ts2 
Clem'ency,  Kl-Mu-S2 
Clem'ent,  Kl--Mnt 
Clem'antine,  Kl-Mn-Tn» 
Clem'ently,  Kl-Mut-Z,2 
Clench,  Kl-N-CH* 
Clep'sydra  or  Clepsy- 

dra, Kl-PSorJ-sDr 
Cler'gy,  Kl-K^.j 
Cler'gyable,  K1-.R2-J-B1 
Cler'gyman,  Kl-^2-J-Ma 
Cler'ic,  Kl-fl2-K 
Cler'ical,  K1-K2-K1 
Clerk,  K1-R2-K 
Clerk'ly,  K1-R2-K1 
Clerk'ship,  Kl-l{2-K:SH 
Clev'er,  Kl-Vr» 
CleVerly,  Kl-Vr2-Z, 
Clev'erness,  Kl-Vr2-  Na 
Clev'is,  Kl-Vs2 
Clev'y,  Kl-vs 
Clew,  Kl3,  Kid3.  K13-NG 
Click,  K13-K,  Kl-K-T3,  Kl» 

K-NG 

Cli'ent,  KP-Nt 
Client'al,  Kl-Nt-L2 


CL1 


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COB 


Client'ship,  KH-Nt:SH 

Clos'er,  Kl-Zr*                   Clyp'eate,  Kl-ps-T 

Cliff,  Klfs 

Close'-stool,  Kls2-T-L      |  Clys'ter,  Klstr^ 

Cliff-y,  K1-F3 

Clos'et,  Klz-T1,  Klz-Tdi, 

Co.   (meiiniug    company), 

Clift'ed,  Kl-F*-Td 

Klz-T'-NG 

Ka 

Climac'teric      or     Cli- 

Clos'ure,  Kl-ZHr2 

Coach,    K-CH2,     K-CHt2, 

macter'ic,         Kl-M-K- 

Clot,  Kit'.  Kl-Td»,  Klti-NG 

K-CH-'-NG 

Cloth,  Kl-THi 

Coach'-box,  K-CH-'-B-Ks 

Climacter'ical,  Kl-H-K- 

Clothe,  IU-DH2,  Kl-DHd2, 

Coach'ee,  K-CH- 

Tr2-Kl 

K1-DH2-NG 

Coach'man,  lv-CH--5In 

Cli'mate,  KU-Mt 

Clothes,  Kl-DHz2 

Coac'tion,  K'-Kslm 

Climat'ic,  KH-Mt-K 

Clothes'-wringer,     Kl- 

Coact'ive,  K-K-Tvi 

Climat'ical,  KP-Mt-Kl 

DHz2-.R-NGr 

Coad'jutant  or  Coadju'- 

Cli'matize,  Kl-M-Tzi,  KJ_ 

Cloth'ier,  K1-BH2-B 

tant,  K-J^H-Tut   ' 

M-Tzd1,  Kl-M-Tzi-NG 
Climatol'ogy,Kl-Mt-I,i-J 

Cloth'ing,  K1-DH2-NG 
Clot'ty,  Kl-Ti 

Coadju'tor,  K-Jt^orS 
Coadju'trix,  K-J3-Tr-Ks 

Cli'max,  KU-M-Ks 

Cloud,     Kldi,      Kl  -  Ddi, 

Coadvent'urer,  K  -  Dv2- 

Climb,  Kli-M,   Kli-Md, 

Kldi-NG 

Ntr  -  K 

KU-M-NG 

Cloud'-compelling,Kldi 

Coa'gent,  K-J2-Nt 

Climb'able,  Kl-M-BU 

:P-L-NG 

Coag'ulable,  K-(i-/>i-Bl 

Climb'er,  KP-Hr 

Cloud'ily,  Kl-D1-^ 

Coag'ulate,  K-G-it1.   K- 

Clime,  KP-M 

Cloud'iness,  Kl-DJ-Ns 

G-L'-Td.  K-G-/,t]-NG 

Clinch,  K1-N-CH3,  Kl-N- 

Cloud'less,  Kl-D!-£s 

Coagula'tion,  K-G-Zshn2 

CHt3.  K1-N-CH3-NG 

Cloud'y,  Kl-Di,  Kl-Di-K, 

Coag'ulative,  K-G-/,t!-V 

Chinch'er,  Kl  N-CHr3 

Kl-Dsti 

Coag'ulator,  K-G-Ltr1 

Cling,  Kia-NG,    K13-NG- 

Clough,  Klf« 

Coag'ulum,  K!-G1-5I 

NG 

Clough,  Klfi 

Coal,  K1-,  Kid2.  K12-NG- 

Cling'stone,  Kl-NGs-Tn3 

Clout,  Klti,  Kl-Tdi,  Klti- 

Coal'ery,  Kl-A'2 

Cling'y,  K13-NG 

NG 

Coalesce',  K-Ls-,  K-ist2, 

Clin'ic,  K13-N-K 

Clout'-nail,  Klt^-N-L 

K-Z.S--NG 

Clin'ical,  K13-N-K1 

Clove,  Klv2 

Coales'cence,  K-is2-Ns 

Clink,  Kia-NG-K,  KIS-NGt, 

Clove'-hitch,  Klv2-H-CH 

Coales'cent,  K-is2-Nt 

K13-NG-K-NG 

Clo'ven,  Kl-Vn2 

Coal'-fleld,  Kl2-F-Ld 

Clink'er,  Kl3-NG-Kr 

Clo'ven-footed,  Kl-Vn2- 

Coal'-heaver,  Kl2-H-Vr 

Cli'noid,  Kl-N-D1 

F-Td 

Coali'tion,  K-/>slina 

Clip,  Kl-P3,  Kl-Pt3,  Kl-ps- 

Clo'ven-hoofed,  Kl-Vn2- 

Coal'-measure,  Kl2  -  M  - 

NG 

H-Ft 

ZHr 

Clip'per,  Kl-Prs 

Clove'-pink,  Klv2-P-NG- 

Coal'-meter,  Kl2-Mtr 

Clip'ping,  Kl-ps-NG 

K 

Coal'-mine,  Kl-'-Mu 

Clique,  K13-K 

Clo'ver,  Kl  Vr» 

Coal'-pit,  Kl2-pt 

Cloak,    K12-K,     Kl-K-T2, 

Clown,  Kin* 

Coal'-scuttle,  Kl2-sK-Tl 

K12-K-NG 
Cloak'-bag,  K12-K-B-G 

Clown'ish,  Kln-SH1 
Clown'ishly,  Kln-SHi-Z, 

Coal'-tar,  K12-T  R 
Coal'-whipper,  Kl2-W-Pr 

Clock,  Kl'-K 

Cloy,  Kli,  Kid1,  Kli-NG 

Coal'y,  K-t- 

Clock'-maker,  Kli-K-M- 

Club,  K1-B2,  Kl-Bd2,  Kl- 

Coam'ings,  K2-M-NGz 

Kr 

B2-NG 

Coapta'tion,  K-P2-Tshn 

Clock'-work,Kli-K-Wr-K 

Club'bish,  K1-B2-SH 

Coarc'tate,  K-Ri-K-Tt 

Clod-dy,  Kl-D* 

Club'bist,  Kl-Bst2 

Coarse,     Krs2,     Kr  -  sR2, 

Clod'-hopper,   K1-D»-H- 

Club'-foot,  Kl-B2-Ft 

Krss-i'2 

Pr 

Club'-footed,Kl-B2-F-Td 

Coarse'ly,  Kr-si2 

Clod'pate,  Kl-D1-?* 

Club'-house,  Kl-B2-Hs 

Coarse'ness,  Krs2-Ns 

Clod'pated,  Kl-Di-P-Td 

Club'-law,  Kl-B2-i 

Coast,  Kst2.  Ks-Td2,  Kst(-)» 

Clod'poll,  K1-D»-P-L 

Club'-room,  K1-B2-R-M 

Coast'er,  Kstr2 

Cloff,  Kin 

Club'-shaped,  K1-B2-SH- 

Coast'-line,  Ks-T2-£n 

Clog,  Kli-G,  Kl-G-D1,  Kl1- 

Pt 

Coast'wise,  Ks-T2-Wz 

G-NG 

Cluck,    K12-K,    Kl-K-T2, 

Coat,  Kt-'.  K-Td2.  Kt2-NG 

Clog'giness,  KP-G-Ns 

K12-K-NG 

Coat'-card,  Kt2-Krd 

Clog'gy,  KP-G 

Clue,  Kl3 

Coatee',  K-T3 

Clois'ter,  Klstr1,  Kl-sTrdi, 

Clump,  Kl-M-P2 

Coat'ing,  Kt2-NG 

Klstr(-)i 

Clum'sily,  Kl-M-Zia 

Coax,  K2-Ks,  K2-Kst,  K2- 

Clois'tral,  Kl-sTri-L 

Clum'siness,  Kl-M-Z2-Ns 

Ks-NG 

Cloke,  K12-K 

Clum'sy,  Kl-M-Z2 

Coax'er,  K-K-sR2 

Close,    (D.)    Klz«    Klzd*, 

Clung,  K12-NG 

Cob,  K-B1 

Klz^-NG 

Clu'niac,  K13-N-K 

Co'balt,  K-BU2 

Close,   (a.)  Kls*,  Kl-sK«, 

Clus'ter,  Klstr»,Kl-8Trd2, 

Cobalt'ic,  K-BP-T-K 

K188-T2 

Klstr<-)* 

Cob'ble,    K-B11,    K-Bldi. 

Close'-bodied,Kls2-B-Dd 

Clus'tery,  Kls-T»-fl 

K-Bli-NG 

Close'-fisted,  Kls*-Fs-Td 

Clutch,  Kl-CH2,  Kl-CHt2 

Cob'bler,  K-Bl'-R 

Close'-hauled,  Kl2-iHld       K1-CH2-NG 

Cob'ble-stone,K-BlsJ-Tn 

Closely,  K1-8L*                  Clut'ter,    Kltr«,    Kltrd2, 

Cob'le,  K-Bli 

Close'ness,  Kls«-Ns               Kltr2-NG 

Cob'nut,  K-B>-N-T 

COB 


COL 


Cob'stone,  K-Bs'-Tn 

Coeliac,  s£»-K 

Cog'nizance,  Ri-G-Nz-Ng 

Cob'web,  R-Bi-W-B 

Coemp'tion,  R2-Mshn 

or  :Nzi-Ns 

Cocagne',  R2-Rn 

Co-e'qual,  K-Kw-L* 

Cog'nizant,  K^G-Nz-Nt 

Coccif  erous,  E-Es-F3-fis  Co-eaual'ity,  K-Kw-L'-T 

or  tNz'-Nt 

Coch'ineal,  R-CH»-N1 

Co-e'qually,  K-Kw-X,3 

Cog'nize,  Ri-G-Nz 

Coch'leary,  R-R-i'-K 

Coerce',  R-£s2,    K-Rst*, 

Cognizee',   R-G-N-Z*    or 

Coch'leate,  E-E-Li-T 

R-J?s2-NG 

:N  Z3 

Coch'leated,  E-K-//i-Td 

Coer'cible,  E-Bs2-B-L 

Cognizor',  E-G-N-Zr1  or 

Cock,  Ki-E,  K-K-Ti,  Ri- 

Coer'cion,  E-fishn2 

-  N-Zr^ 

K-NG 

Coer'cive,  K-R&-V 

Cogno'men,  E2-G-N-Mn 

Cockade',  K-K-D* 

Coer'civeness,  R-Ksz-V- 

Cognom'inal,  Ri-G-N-M- 

Cockatoo',  R-E-T3, 

Ns 

Nl 

Cock'atrice,  R-K-Trsi 

Co-essen'tial,R-S2-N-SHl 

Cognomina'tion,    K2-G- 

Cocklrill,  K-R-Bi-L 

[E-Sn2J 

N-.M-Nshn 

Cock'-boat,  Ri-K-Bt 
Cock'-chafer,   Ri-R-CH- 

Co-essential'ity,  K-SJ-N- 
&HI-T 

Cog'nocence.RJ-G-Ns-Ns 
Cognoscen'te,     K-G-Xs- 

Fr 

Co-essen'tiaUy,  R-S«-N- 

N-T2 

Cock'-crow,  E'-E-Er 

SHl 

Cognoscibil'ity,  R-G-Ns- 

Cock'-crowing,  R1  -  E  - 

Co-estate',  R-S2-Tt 

B3-Lt 

Kr-NG 

Coeta'neous,  R-T2-Ns 

Cognos'cible,  K-G-Ns- 

Oock'er,  K^Kr,    E'-Krd, 

Co-eter'nal,  K-Tr2-Nl 

BJ-L 

E'-Er-NG 

Co-eter'nity,  K-Tr2-N-T   !  Cogno'vit,  K-G-N-Vt* 

Cock'erel,  E-Er-L1 

Coe'val,  R-V3-L                 Cog'-wheel,  R'-G-Wl 

Cock'et,  E-R-Ti 

Co-exec'utor,  R2-Ks-Etr    Cohab'it,  E-Bti,  R-Bi-Td, 

Cock'-fight,  Ri-E-Ft 

Co-exist',    R-Rss-T3.    K- 

K-BU-)1 

Cock'-fighting,  Ri-R-Ft- 

Rss-Td3.  E-Rss-T3-NG 

Cohab'itant,  R-B'-Tnt 

KG 

Co-exist'ence,    K  -  Rss  -  '.  Cohabita'tion.K  B2-Tshn 

Cock'-horse,  Ri-R-Hrs 

Tns3                                  Co-heir',  K-R> 

Cock'le,  Ri-Rl 

Co-exist'ent,  R-Kss-Tnt3  Co-heir'ess,  K-R'-S 

Cock'ler,  R-Rl-Ri 

Co-extend',  K-Rs-Tnd2.  Cohere',  R»-Hr,  R3-Hrd» 

Cock'le-shell,  Ri-Rl-SHl 

K-Rs-Tn2-Dd,R-Ks-Tnd2- 

R3-Hr-NG 

Cock'le-stairs,  Ri-Rls-T- 

NG 

Coher'ence,  K3-Hrns 

Rz 

Co-exten'sion,  E-Es-T2-  Coher'ency,  K-Hrn-83 

Cock'-loft,  Ri-R-L-Ft 

Nshn                                     Coher'ent,  K3-Hrnt 

Cock'-match,  Ri  -  K  -  M- 

Co-exten'sive,  R-Ks-T«-  \  Coher'ently,  K-Hrnt-Z« 

CH 

Ns-V                                   Cche'sion,  R3-Hzhn 

Cock'ney,  R'-K-N 

Coffee,  E-Fi                     1  Cohe'sive,  R-Hs-V» 

Cock'neyism,  R-R-N-Z1- 

Coffee-house,  K-Fl-Hs 

Cohe'siveness,  K-Hs-V*- 

M 

Coffee-mill,  K-F»-M1 

Ns 

Cock'pit,  R-K-Pti 

Coffee-pot,  R-F!-Pt 

Co'hom,  R2-Hrn 

Cock'roach,  R-R-B'-CH 

Coffer,     K-Fri,     R-Frdi. 

Co'hort,  K2-Hrt 

Cocks'comb,  R^Rs-K-M 

K-F^-NG 

Coif,  Rfi 

Cock'spur,  R-Rs-p!-R 

Coffer-dam,  Kf-ffi-D-M 

Coifed,  Eft' 

Cock'swain,  K-R-sWn1 

Coffin,  K-Fn',  K-Fndi,  R-  Coiffure,  R-Fi-R 

Co'coa,  R2-R 

Fn!-NG                               |  Coiene.  En1 

Co'coa-nut,  E2-K-Nt 

Coffin-bone,  K-Fn'-Bn 

Coil,   R-L1,   R-Ld1,   E-Ll- 

Cocoon',  R3-Rn 

Cof  fie,  E-F'-L 

NG 

Cocoon'ery,  R-Kn-K3 

Cog,  RJ-G,  R-G-D1,  Ri-G- 

Coin,  Kni,  End1,  Eni-NG 

Coc'tile,  R-E-Ti-L 

NG 

Coin'age,  E-N-Ji 

Coc'tion,  K^-Eslin 

Cog'gle,  Ei-Gl 

Coincide',   K-Xs-Di.    K- 

Cod,  R-D1 

Co'gency,  R-J2-N-S 

Ns-Ddi.  K-Ns-D'-NG 

Cod'dle,    K-D11,    K-Dld1, 

Co'gent,  R-Jnt2 

Coin'cidence,  K-Ns-Dns* 

R-Dli-NG 

Co'gently,  R-Jnt2-L 

Coin'cident,  R-Ns-Dnt8 

Code,  R-D2 

Cog'itable,  R-J'-T-Bl 

Coincid'er,  K-N-sDr1  (or 

Co'dex,  R-D2-Ks 

Cog'itate,  R-J'-Tt,  R-Ji- 

R-N-Sdr') 

Cod  '-fish,  K  -D'-F-SIT 

T'Td,  R-Ji-Tt-NG 

Coin'er,  K'-Nr 

Cod'ger,  K-Jrl 

Cogita'tion,  R-J2-Tshn 

Coir,  R-Ri 

Cod'ices,  K-Dsz1 

Cog'itative,  K-Ji-T-Tv      !  Coi'tion,  K-SHn 

Cod'icil,  R-Ds'-L 
Codifica'tion,     Ed  -  F*  - 

Cog'nac,  K2-X-R                Co-join',  R-Jni 
Cog'nate,  RJ-G-Nt               Coke,  R2-R 

Ksho 

Cogna'tion,  R2-G-Nshn 

Col'ander,  Elndr' 

Co'dify,   Ed-F2,    Kd-Fd2, 

Cog'niac,  R2-N-R 

Col'cothar,  Rl-R-THi-R 

Eci-F--N<T 

Cognisee',    R-G-N-Z3    or  Cold,  Rid2.  Kl-Dr2.  Rl-Dst* 

Cod'lin,  R-Di-Ln 

iX-Z3 

Cold'-blooded,  Rld2-Bl- 

Cod'line,  R-Di-Z,n 

Cognisor',  E-G-N-Zr1   or 

Dd 

Cod'ling,  R-Di-L-NG 

:N-Zr> 

Cold'-chizel,  KW-CH-Z] 

Co-efficacy,  R-F2-K-S 

Cogni'tion,  R3-G-Nshn       Cold'-hearted,  Klds-Hr- 

Co-effi'ciency,K-Fshn3-S 

Cog'nitive,  R-G-N-Tvl          Td 

Co-effl'cient,  R-Fshnt3 

Cog'nizable,  K-G-Nz-Bi-  Cold'ly,  Rld-Z,2 

Coe'horn,  K2-Hrn             '    LoriNz-fii-L                   1  Cold'ness,  Rld2-Ns 

COL 


47 


Cold'-Bhort,  KldS-SHrt 
Cole,  K12 

Collo'qulalism,  Kl-Kw- 

Coleop'teral,  Kl-Pt^-L 
Coleop'terous,  Kl-Pt^-S 
Coleop'teriat,  Kl-Ptr'-St 

Collo'quially,  Kl-Kw-i2 
Col'loquist,  KP-Kwst 
Colloquy,  Kl»-Kw 

Cole'-  wort,  Kl«-Wrt 

Collude',  K-/>3-D,  K-i«- 

Col'ic,  K-Zi-K 
Col'icky,  K-ii-K 

Collud'er,  K-/,dr» 

Colise'um,  K-is8-M 

Collu'sion,        K  -  £zhns 

Colab'orator,  K-Li-Brtr 

(Vocalized  with  ew.)  See 

Collapse',  K-Z,'-Ps,  E.-L1- 

Collision  and  Coalition. 

Pst,  K-/,i-Ps-NG 

Collu'sive,  K-is»-V 

Collap'sion,  K-L^Pshn 

Collu'sively,  K-L&-V-L 

Col'lar,  K-Xr1,  K-Lrd1,  K- 

Collu'siveness,  K-isa-V- 

I*T^-  NO* 

Ns 

Col'lar-beam,  K-ir'-B-M 

Collu'sory,  K-is*-^ 

Col'lar-bone,  K-Lri-Bn 

Collu'vies,  K-i3-Vz 

Collate',  K-LV,  K-L2-Td. 

Col'ly,  K-Z,1,  K-Zdi,  K-Li- 

K'Jj  t^-xJG' 

NG 

Collat'eral-ly,  Klt-fil1 
Colla'tion,  K-/,shn2 

Col'ooynth,  Kls-N-THi 
Cologne',  K-in* 

Colla'tive,  K-it«-v 

Cologne'-water,   K-in2- 

Colla'tor,  K-Z,tr* 

Wtr 

Col'league,  K-x,»-a 

Co'lon,  K-ins 

Collect',   Kl-K-T*,  Kl-K- 

Colonel,  Kr2-Nl 

Td2,  K1-K-T2-NG 

Colonelcy,  Kr-Nl-S2 

Col'lect,  KI-K-TI 

Colonelsnip,  Kr2-NHSH 

Collecta'nea,  K1-K-T2-N 

Colo'nial,  Kl-N-L* 

Collecta'neous,  Kl-K-T2- 

Col'onist,  Kl'-Nst 

Ns 

Coloniza'tion,  Kl*-Nz«7m 

Collect'ed,  Kl-K-Td" 

Uoloniza'tionist,         Kl- 

Collect'edness,   Kl  -  K  - 

Nz«^n-Sta 

Td2-Ns 

Col'onize,   Kl»-Nz,   Kl1- 

Collect'ible,  Kl-K-T2-Bl 

Nzd,  Kli-Nz-NG 

Collec'tion,  Kl2-Kshn 

Colonnade',  Kln-D» 

Collect'ive,  Kl-K-Tv2 

Col'ony,  Kli-N 

Collect'ively,Kl-K-T2-Vl 

Col'ophon,  Kl-Fni 

Collect'or,  Kl«-Ktr 

Col'ophony  or  Coloph'- 

Collect'orate,  Kl-Ktr-T2 

ony,  Kl-Fi-N 

Collect'orship,  Kl  -  Ktr  - 

Coloquin'tida,  Kl-Kwnt- 

8H«(-P) 

D3 

Col'lege,  K1-J» 

Col'or,  K-ir2,  K-ird",  K- 

Colle'gial,  K1-J3-L 

JJY^-NOr 

Colle'gian,  Kl-Jn» 

Col'orable-y,  K-ir2-Bl 

Colle'giate,  Kl-Jt« 

Col'orableness,  K  -  ir2  - 

Col'let,  K-it1 

Bl-Ns    [!Bs] 

Collide',  K-£i-D 

Colora'tion,  K-£rshn2 

Coll'ier,  K-Li-K 
Coll'iery,  K-L^-R 

Col'orature,  K-irtr2 
Col'or-blindness,  K-Lr2- 

Col'ligate,  K-Z.1-G-T 

Bbad-Ns 

Colliga'tion,  K-i2-Gshn 
Col'limating,  Kl'-Mtc) 

Col'ored,  K-ird* 
Colorific,  K-Lr»-F-K 

Collima'tion,  Kl2-Mshn 

Col'orist,  K-Zrst2 

Collima'tor,  Kl2-Mtr 

Col'orless,  S.-Lr*-Ls 

Collin'gual,    Kl-NG-Gw- 

Col'or-sergeant,   K-Zra 

Jj3 

sff-Jnt 

Col'liquate,  Kli-Kwt 

Colos'sal,  K-Ls^-L 

Colliqua'tion,Kl2-Kwshn 

Colosse'an,  K-£s3-N 

Colliqvuative,Kl-Kw-Tv3  Colosse'um,  K-is3-M 
Colliquefac'tion,Kl  Kw-  Colos'si,  K-i'-S 

Fi-Kshn 

Colos  sus,  K-iss1 

Collis'ion,  Klzhn».      See 

Colos'suses,  K-/.SSZ1 

Coalition  and  Collusion. 

Col'portage,  Kl-Prti-J 

Col'locate,  K-l-'-K-T.  K- 

Col'porter,  Kl-Prtr1 

H-K-Td.  K-Z,»-K-T-NG 

COi'porteur,  Kl-Prtr^ 

Colloca'tion,  K-i2-Kshn 

Col'staff,  KJs-Tf1 

Collocu'tor,  KF-Ktr 

Colt,  K-Lt*(Klt*) 

Collo'dion,  K-£2-Dn 

Col'ter,  Kltrz 

Col'lop,  K-I-i-P 

Colt'ish,  Klt-SH» 

Collo'quial,  Kl-Kw-IP 

Colt'8-fOOt,  Klt8»-Ft 

COM 

Col'ubrine,  Kl-Brn1 
Col'umbary,  Kl  M-B'-fl 
Colum'biad,  Kl-M-BS-D 
Col'umbine,  Kl-M-Bni 
Columel'la,  Kl-M-Z,« 
Col'umn,  KU-M 
Colum'nar,  Kls-M-Nr 
Colure',  K-is.R 
Col'za,  K-£!-Z 
Com-    The  syllables  com, 
con,  cum,  whether    at  tho 
commencement  or  in  the 
middle  of  words,   and  cog 
in  the  middle    of   words, 
are  generally  not  written 
but  indicated  by  proxim- 
ity, that  is,  by  writing  the 
part  of  the    outline    that 
comes    after    the    omitted 
syllable  near  the  part  that 
precedes  it. 

When,  however,  proxim- 
ity cannot  be  used,  as  at 
the  beginning  of  a  para- 
graph, sentence  or  line,  or 
when  any  Indistinctness 
would  be  occasioned  by  it, 
either  of  these  syllables, 
except  cog,  may  be  written 
with  a  light  dot,  placed 
near  the  beginning  of  the 
succeeding  part  of  the  out- 
line. 

Initial  cog-  is  always  writ- 
ten K-G. 

The  reporter  sometimes 
omits  the  syllable  entirely, 
as  with  gome  words  begin- 
ning with  circum-,  simply 
joining  the  first  and  latter 
parts  of  the  outline. 
Co'ma,  K2-M 
Co'mate,  K2-Mt 
Co'matose,  K-M-Ts* 
Co'matous,  K-M-Ts« 
Comb,  E.2-M,  K.2-Md,  K.2- 

M-NG 
Com'bat,   iBti,    '.Bi-Td, 

SBtC)1 

Com'batant, !  Bi-Tnt 
Com'bater,  iBtri 
Com'bative,  IBti-V 
Com'bativeness, ;  BU-V* 

Ns    [SVsl 
Comb'er,  KS-Mr 
Combin'able,  IBni-B-L 
Combina'tion,  :B2.NshQ 
Combine',    SBn1,    iBnd\ 

IBni-NG 

Combin'er,  IBi-Nr 
Combus'tible,  iBs^-T-Bl 
Combus'tibleness,  IBs*- 

T-Bl-Ns     [IBs] 
Combustibility,  IBs"-!- 

Bit 

Combus'tion,  '.Bs2-CHn 
Come,  R2-M,    K2-M-NQ 

[K'-i,  K'-)2]  See  Came. 
Come'dian,  K-M-Da8 
Com'edy,  K-M-D1 


COM 


48 


Comeliness,  K-M-Z*-Ns 

Commend'ably,  iNd-BP 

Come'ly,  K-M-/,2 

Commend'ableness, 

Come-out'er,  K2  -  M  -  Tr 

iNd-B!2-Ns    [iNd2:Bs] 

[K2-Tr] 

Commen'dam,  iN-D2-M 

Com'er,  K*-Mr 

Commend'atary,     iNd- 

Comes'tibles,    K-Ms-T*- 

1--R 

Blz 

Commenda'tion,        iN- 

Com'et,  KJ-Mt 

Dshn2 

Com'etary,  K-Mt-.Ri 

Commend'atory,     SNd- 

Com'eth,  K-M-TH«  [K2- 

T2-fi 

TH] 

Commend'er,  iNdr2 

Comet'ic,  K«-Mt-K 

Commensurabil'ity,  iN- 

Cometog'raphy,    K-Mt- 

SHr»-Blt 

Gr-Fi 

Commen'stirable-y, 

Com'flt,  !Ft2 

SN-8Hr2-Bl 

Com'flture,  iFtr* 

Commen'surableness, 

Com'fort,  iFrt2,  !Fr*-Td, 

iN-8Hrz-Bl-Ns  ['.  N-/SSr2: 

SFrt2-NG 

£s] 

Com'lbrtable-y,  !Frt*-Bl 

Commen'surate,        iN- 

Com'fortableness,  iFrt2- 

SHrtf,  iN-SHr2-Td,    iN- 

Bl-Ns    [:Bs] 

SflH^-NG 

Com'forter,  iFrtr* 

Conunen'surately,     iN- 

Com'fortless,  ;Frt2-is 

8Hrt2-/i 

Cona'frey,  ;  Fr2 

Commensura'tion,    5N- 

Com'ic,  K!-M-K 

Sflrehn* 

Com'ical-ly,  K>-M-K1 

Com'ment,  iNti,  SN-Tdi, 

Comical'ity,  K-M-Kl-Ti 

iNt^-NG 

Com'icalness,   Kl-M-El- 

Com'mentary,  iN-'H-.R 

Ns 

Com'mentator,  iN-Ttr1 

Com'ing,K2-M-NG  [Kf')«] 

Com'menter,  INtr1 

Com'ing-in,  K*-M-NG-N 

Com'merce,  iRs1,  SBst1, 

[K(-)2:N8] 

IRs'-NG 

Comi'tia.  K-M-SH3 
Comi'tial,  K-M-8H1« 

Commer'cial-ly,  iRZ-SHl 
Commina'tion,        i  M2  - 

Com'ity,  :  T1 

Nshn 

Com'ma,  Ki-M 

Commin'tftory,  t  M-X-T3- 

Command',  iNd1,  iN-Dd1, 

jf 

;jJdJ-NG 

Commin'gle,  iM3-NG-GI. 

Commandant',  SN-Dnt1 

i  M3-NG-Gld.  5  MS-NG-Gl- 

Command'atory.     iNd- 

NG  [!M3-NG1,  :M3-NGld, 

T'-fi 

1M3-NG1-NG] 

Command'er,  SNdri 

Com'minute,  '.M-N-T>, 

Command'ery,  ;N-D>-R 

iM-N-Tdi,  :M-N-T!-NG 

Command'ing,  INd'-NG 
Command'ingly,    INd1- 

Comminu'tion,        :  M8  - 

Nshn 

NG1 

Commis'erable,  iMz-B8- 

Command'ment,    iNd1- 

Bl 

Mnt 

Commis'erate,  iMz-TZt3, 

Command'ry,  iN-Dri 

'.  Mz-fis-Td,  i  Mz-fif-NG 

Commate'rial,  ;  Mtr-I-3 

Commisera'tion,     ;  Mz- 

Commeas'urable,      SM- 

Tishn2 

Commis'erative,     SMz- 

Commem'orable,  !M-M- 

R%-H\ 

Commis'erator,;  Mz-fitr3 

Commem'orate,    i  M  -  M  - 

Commissa'rial,  1  Ms-/22-L 

fit2,  iM-M-^-Td,  iM-M- 

Commissa'riat,  i  Ms-/J2-T 

Bt2-NG 

Com'missary,  ;  Ms-A1 

Commemora'tion,     i  M  - 

Com'missary-general, 

H-SOua.* 

j  Ms-./£i-Jn 

Commem'orative,     S  M- 

Com'missaryship,  iMs- 

M-«t2-V 

^2^:SH 

Commem'oratory,    iM- 

Commis'sion,        '.SHn3, 

WL-R--1-R 

ISHnd3.  iSHn»-NG 

•f/ommence',  iNs2,  iNst8, 

Commis'sioner,  iSH3-Nr 

!Ns2-NGr 

Commis'sure,  iM-SHr3 

Commence'ment,   i  Ns2- 

Commit',    i  Mt3,    !  AI-Td3, 

Mnt 

i  Mt(*}3 

Commend',  '.Nd2,  iN-Dd2, 

Commit'ment,  iMt3-Mnt 

iNd--NG 

Commit'tal,  i  M-T13 

Commend'able,  iNd-Bl 

Commit'tee,  iT3 

COM 

Commit'teeship,  S 
Commit'ter,  IMtr3 
Commit'ible,  :Mt-Bl3 
Commix',  SMS-KS,    tM3- 

Kst,  SM»-Ks-NG 
Commixt'ion,    ;M  -  Ks 

CHn8 

Commixt'ure,  i  M3-Kstr 
Commode',  IMd2 
Commo'dious, :  5I-Ds« 
Commo'diously,  1M-D*- 

BL 

Commo'diousness,  SM 

Ds2-KS 

Commod'ity,  i  Md-Ti 
Com'modore,  '.M-Dr1 
Com'mon,  (a.)  INi,  iN-BA 

iNsti 

Com'monable,  i  N-B1» 
Com'monage,  :>*-Ji 
Com'monalty, :  Nl-T1 
Com'moner,  iN-R1 
Com'mon-law,  INi-Ji 
Com'monly,  iNl1 
Com'monness, '.  NJ-Ns 
Com'monplace,  iN-Pls1 
Com'monplace-book, 

iN-Pls!-B-K 

Com'mon-pleas,  iNi-Pla 
Com'mon-prayer,     1N1- 

Pr-R. 

Com'mons,  iNz1 
Com'mon-sense,  INe'-Ni 
Commonweal', :  N-W13 
Commonwealth',      iN- 

\Vj2.xH 

Commo'tion,  iMshn2 
Commove',  iM-v«,  JM- 

VdJ,  1M-V3-NG 
Commun'al,  i  N-L3 
Commune',    iN3,     SNd3, 

tN3-NG 

Com'mune,  JNi 
Communicabil'ity,    iN- 

K-B13-T(-BH3) 
Commu'nicable,  iN-K- 

Bl» 
Commu'nicableness, 

:N-K-Bl3-Ns    [IBS] 
Commu'nicant,  :N3-Ent 
Commu'nicate,  iN^-Kt, 

iN-K-Td3,    xa-Kt-NG 
Communica'tion,     IN*- 

Kshu.     See  Connection. 
Commu'nicative,  iN-Kt^ 

v»  , 

Commu'nicativeness,  ' 

!N-Kt-V»-Xs  [:VB] 
Commu'nicator,  ;N3-Ktt 
Commu'nicatory,  1N-K- 

T*-R 

Commun'ion,  INn3 
Commun'ionist,  INn-Stf 
Com'munism,  i  N-ZJ-M 
Com'munist, :  Nst1 
Commu'nity,  !N-T* 
Commutabil'ity,      iMfr 

Bla-T 

Commu'table, !  Mt-Bl3 
Commuta'tion,:  M-Tsorf 


COM 

Commu'tative,;  M-T3-Tv 
Commute',  :Mt3,  ;M-Td", 

iMt(-)8 

Commut'ual,  !Mt-Z,s 
Com'pact   SPi-Kt 
Compact',  SP'-Kt,  .'pi-K- 

Td,  :pi-Kt-NG 
Compact'edly,   i  pi  -  K  - 

Td-Z, 

Compact'ly,  iPi-Kt-Z. 
Compact'ness,  SP»-Kt- 

Ns 
Compagina'tion,    iP2-J- 

Nshn 

Compan'ion,  iPr^-N 
Compan'ionable,    JPn1- 

N-Bl 
Compan'ionableness, 

!Pni-N-Bl-Ns     [iPu1- 

NtBs] 
Compan'ionship,    iPn1- 

N-SH(-P) 

Com'pany,  SP2-N 
Com'parable-y,  tPJ-fl-BJ 
Comparative,  SPrtf-V 
Compar'atively, ;  Prt1- VI 
Compare',  ;pi-E,  ;pi-Ed, 

:P«-.R-NG 

Compar'er,  SP'-Rr 
Compar'ison,  i 
Compart',  i 


Comparti'tion,     t  P3  -  R- 

Tshn 
Compart'ment,      SPrti- 

Mnt 
Com'pass,     '.Ps^,     SPsts, 

!Ps2-NG 

Com'passable,  iPs2-Bl 
Com'passes, !  Pss2 
Compas'eion,  iPslm1 
Compas'sionate,  tPshn'- 

NG' 
Compas'sionately, 

IPshn1-!-// 
Compas'sionateness, 

:Pshni-T-Ns 
Compatibil'ity,  IPts-Bl- 

T,  (or  -Bit) 

Compat'ible-y,  iP^-Bl 
Compat'ibleness.     iPt1- 

Bl2-Ns  [IBs] 
Compa'triot,  iP2-Trt 
Compeer',  :PH-E 
Compel',   ;P2-L,   !P2-Ld, 

1P2-L-NG 
Compel'lable,  L 
Compella'ticn,  i 
Compel'lative, ;.    „.  . 
Compel'latory,  ;p«-i-T- 

R 

Compel'ler,  iP2-Z-E 
Com'pend,  IPnd1 
Compend'ious,  iPn2-Ds 
Compend'iously,    i  Pn2- 

D-sL 
Compend'iousness, 

lPn2-Ds-Ns 
Compen'dium, ;  Pn2-D-  M 

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Compensaljle,  iP2-Ns- 

Bl 
Com'pensate    or    Com- 

pen'sate,  SPior2-Ns-T, 

iPior2-N8-Td,    SP^s-Ns- 

T-NG 

Compensa'tion,  iPns«te2 
Compen'sative,  i  P2  -  Ns  - 

TV 
Compen'satory»  iP2-Ns- 

T-R 
Compete',  iPts,  iP"-Td, 

iPtC)3 

Com'petence,  SP1-Tns 
Com'petency,  SP^-Tn-a 
Com'petent,  iPJ-Tnt 
Com'petently,  tPi-Tnt- 

L 

Competi'tion,  ;P3-Tshn 
Compet'itive,  !Pt2-Tv 
Compet'itoa,  tPt2-Tr 
Compila'tion,  iP^-ishn 
Compile',  ;pi-L,  ;pi-Ld. 

iPi-L-NG 

Compil'er,  iP^i-E 
Compla'cence,  lPls2-Ns 
Compla'cency,    ;Plb2-N- 

S 

Compla'cent,  5Pls»-K* 
Compla'cently,  iPls*-i\t- 

L 
Complain',  '.Pin*,  iPlnd2, 

!Pln2-NG 

Complain'ant,  !Pln2-Nt 
Complain'er,  ;Pl2-Nr 
Complaint', ;  Pint2 
Com'plaisance,  iPlz1  Ns 
Com'plaipant,  ;Plz'-Kt 
Com'plaisantly,      iPlzi- 

Nt-L 

Com'planate,  iPP-N-T 
Com'plement,  IPP-Mnt 
Complement'al,      '.PI2  - 

Mnt-L,  [iP!2!Mnt] 
Complement'ary,   5P12- 

Mnt-.R 
Complete',  iPl 

iPltC)3 

Completely,  I 
Complete'ment,    1PU3- 

Mnt 

Completeness,  i  PH3-Ns 
Comple'tion,  '.Plshn3 
Comple'tive,  SPlts-V 
Com'plex,  tPP-Ks 
Complex'edness,    '.PI2  - 

Ks-D-Ns 

Complex'ion,  iP!2-Kshn 
Complex'ional,      1P12  - 

Kshn-I, 
Complex'ionary,    SP12  - 

Kshn-« 

Complex'! ty,  tPl«-Ks-T 
Com'plexly,  iPli-K-sZ, 
Com'plexness,  iPli-Ks- 

Ns 
Complex'ure,    '.Pis  -  K  - 

SHr 

Compli'able,  iPl'-Bl 
Compli'ance,  iPlns1 


COM 

Compliant, '.  Pint* 
Compli'antly,  SPlnt'-L 
Com'plicacy,  iPl'-E-S 
Com'plicate,     iPl1  -  St, 

SPl>-K-Td.  :Pli-Kt-Nft 
Com'plicately,  iPU-Kt- 

L 
Com'plicateness,    SP11  > 

Kt-Ns 
Complica'tion^,        .'Pls  • 

Kshn 
Com'plioative,  iPl!"Kt- 

V 

Complic'ity,  iPls3-T 
Complied',  :Pldi 
Compli'er.  :Pli-E 
Com'pliment,  iPli-Mnt 
Compliment'al,       ;P12> 

JIut-L   [iMnt] 
Compliment'ary,    i'.'is. 

Mnt-B 
Com'plin  or  Com'plinej 

IPln' 
Com'plot,  iPlti,  '.Pli-Td, 

iPltC)1 
Compluten'sian,  i  P12-T- 

Nshni 
Comply',  '.PI',  iPldi,  iPli- 

NG 

Compo'nent,  iPn2-Nt 
Comport',  iP2-«t.  IP2-B- 

Td.  IP2  «t-NG 
Comport'able,  iP^-fit-BJ 
Compose',    ;Pz2,    iPzd^, 

iPz»-NG 

Composed',  !Pzd2 
Compos'edly,  :Pz2-D-i 
Compos'edness,  tPz^-D- 

Ns 

Compos'er,  iP2-Zr 
Compos'ing-stick,  iPz^. 

NGs-T-K 

Compos'ite,  SPzi-T 
iComposi'tion,  iPzshn3 
Compos'itive,  ;PzJ-Tv 
ICompos'itor,   ipi-zTr  or 
I      tP/.tr1 

jCom'post,  IPst1 
jCompos'ure,  ;P2-ZHr 
i  Compound',    (-.>.)    iPnd1 

iPn^Dd.  IPndi-NG 
Com'pound,  (a.)  !Pnd' 
Compound'er,  iPndr1 
Comprehend',  :Pr2-Hnd, 

;Pr2-Hu-Dd,  iPr2-Hnd 

NG 
Comprehensibil'ity, 

!Pr;i-Ns-B-it 
Comprehen'sible,  iPr«- 

Ns-B-L 
Comprehen'sibleness, 

lPr2-Ns  iBs 
Comprehen'sion,   !Pr*. 

Nshn 
Comprehen'sive,    IPr8- 

Ns-V 
Comprehen'sively.iPi* 

Ns-V-i 
Comprehen'siveness* 

!Pr2-Ns-V-Ns 


COM 

Compress',     (».) 

'.Prst2,  SPre2-NG 
Com'press,  (n. )  i  Pi 
Compressibility,  iPrs3- 

Blt 

Compress'ible, !  Prs^-Bl 
Compress'ibleness, 

Compression,  iPrshn2 
Compress'i ve,  '.Prs2-V 
Compress'or,  JPr     R 
Compress'ure,  ;Pr2-SHr 
Compris'al,  :Przl-L 
Comprise',  IPrz1,  '.Przd1, 

<Przi-NG 
Compromise',  IPr'-Mz, 

IPr'-Mzd,  IPri-Mz-NG 
Com'promiser,  iPr1  -  M  - 

Zr 
Com'promit,     iPr1  -  Mt, 

'.Pri-M-Td,  iPri-Mt(-) 
Comptroller,  iTr2-Z-R 
Compul'sative,  iP2-Zs- 

Tv 
Compul'satory,  SP2-Zs- 

T-R 

Compulsion,  i  P2-Zshn 
Compulsive, :  P^Zs-Y 
Compul'sively,  iP^-Zs- 

\-L 
Compul'siveness, 

is-V-Ns 
Compul'sorily,  iPs-Zs- 

R-L 

Compul'sory,  !P2-Zs-B 
Compunc'tion,  tP* 

NGshn 
Compunc'tious,  !P2-NG- 

SHs 
Compurga'tion,      !  Pra  - 

Gshu 

Compurga'tor,  iPr2-Gtr 
Comput'able,  ;pt3-Bl 
Computa'tion',  :P2-Tshn 
Compute',  iPt»,  ipa-Td, 

;pto3 

Comput'er,  i  Ptr3 
Cpm'putist  or  Comput'- 

Com'rade,  ifli-D 
Con-,    See  Corn- 
Con,  Kni,  Knd1.  Kni 
Cona'tion,  K2-Nshn 
Co'native,  K-Nt-V* 
Concam'erate,  ;K-M-.Rti 
Concamera'tion,  1K.-M- 

Concat'enate,   SKti  -  Nt, 

iKt-N-Td1,  iKt»-Nt-NG 
Concatena'tion,     !Kt2  - 

Nshn 

Concava'tion,  iK-Vskn* 
Con'cave,    iKv1,    tKvd1 

iKvi-NG 

Con'caveness,  !K-Vi-Ns 
Concav'ity,  :K-V!-T 
Concavo-con'cave,   i  K- 

Concavo  -  con'vex,   i  K  - 


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CON 


Conca'vous,  i  K-Vs*          !  Conchol'ogist,  iKl-Jsf 

Conceal',     isZ*,      iaZ»-D  Conchol'ogy,  1K1-J1 

(IsZd3).  IsZ^-NG 

Conciliate,  :.si^-T.  isIA- 

Conceal'able,  !  s//3-Bl 

Td,  isZO-T-Ntt 

Conceal'er,  isZ3-  R 

Concilia'  tion,  isZshn2 

Conceal'ment,  isZ3-Mnt 

Concil'iator,  tsZtr8 

Concede',     isD3,    tsDd», 

Concil'iatory,  i  sL3-1-B 

18D8-NG 

Concin'nity,  tsN-T* 

Conceit',  isT3 

Concin'nous,  ;sNs3 

Conceit'ed,  !sTd3 

Con'cio,  18HI61 

Conceit'edly,  isTd3-L 

Concise',  ISs1 

Conceit'edness,    isTd3  - 

Concise'ly,  iSs1-Z 

Ns 

Concise'ness,  iSsi-Ns 

Conceiv'able,  lsV3-Bl 

Concis'ion,  SsZHn8 

Conceiv'ableness,  isV3- 

Con'clave,  SKlv1             • 

Bl-Ns  [IBs] 

Conclude',   IKld3,    !K1«- 

Conceive',    tsV3,    isVd3, 

Dd,  iKlda-XG 

!sV3-NG 

Conclud'er,  IKl-Dr3 

Conceiv'er,  isVr8 

Ctonclu'sion,  '.Klzhn* 

Concent',  IsNt2                 IConcIu'sive,  :Ki»  V1 

Concen'ten  or  Concen'-  Conclu'si  vely,  :Kls-V»-Zj 

tre,    isNtr2,   isN-  Trd2,  Conclu'si  veness,     iKla- 

;sNtr2-NG 

V»-Ns    [:Vs] 

Con'centrate    or    Con- 

Concoct',  1E-K-T1.  '.K-K- 

cen'trate,   i  sN  -  Trt1^2, 

Td'.  iK-K-T'-NG 

isN  -Trior»-Td,      isN  - 

Concoct'er,  iK'--Ktr 

TrtC)>or* 

Concoc'tion,  tKi  Kshn 

Concentra'tion,       5sN  - 

Concoct'ive,  i  K-K-Ty* 

Trshn2 

Concom'itance,  SK.-M- 

Concen'trative,  isN-Tr2- 

Tnsi 

Tv 

Concom'itancy,  iK-M- 

Concen'trativeness, 

Tni-8 

1  8N-Tr*-Tv-Ns 

Concom'itant,    1  K  -  M  - 

Concen'tDic,  IsNtrS-K 

Tnti 

Concen'trical-ly,  isNtr2- 

Concom'itantly,    iK-M- 

El 

Tuti-L 

Concentric'ity,     IsNtrs- 

Con'cord,  iKrdi 

I* 

Concord'ance,  SKrd'-Ns 

Con'cept,  isPt1 

Concord'ant,  ;Krd'-Nt 

Concept'ible,  5sPt2-Bl 

Concord'antly,  iKrd-Nt- 

Concep'tion,  isPshn2 

L1 

Concep'tionalist, 

Concor'dat,  i  Kr-Dt1 

isPslm--Zst 

Concord'ist,  ;Kr-DsH 

Concep'tive,  !sPt2-V 

Concor'porate,  :  Kr-Prti 

Concept'ual,  :sPt2-L 

Con'course,  tKrs1 

Concept'ualism,  isPt2-Z- 

Concreate',  !  Kr-T2 

•M 

Con'crement,  :Kr]-Mnt 

Concept'ualist,  isPt2-Zst 

Concres'cence,  SKrs2-Ns 

Concern',  isRn2,  isRnd2, 

Concres'cive,  ;Krs2-V 

isRn2-NG 

Con'crete,  (n.)  iKrt' 

Concern'edly,  isRn2-D- 

Concrete',  (».)  iKrt3,  '.Kr- 

Z 

Td3,  '.  Krt3-KG 

Concern'ing,  i  sRn*-NG 

Concrete'ly,  iKrt-Z» 

Concern'ment,     isfiu2- 

Concrete'ness,  SKrt3-Ns 

Mnt 

Concre'tion,  iKrshn3 

Concert',  isRt2,  Is/^-Td, 

Concre'tional,    i  Krshn  - 

ls^?t2-NG 

Z* 

Con'cert,  isRt1 

Concre'tive,  iKr-Tv3 

Concerti'na,  isK3-T-N 

Concu'binage,   !K-Bn3-J 

Con'cert-pitoh,  isRtl-P- 

Concu'binal,  ;K-B3-N1 

CH 

Concu'binary,  ;K-B»-Nr 

Conces'sion,  isSHn2 

Con'cubine,  tK-Bu1 

Conces'sionist,     isSH2- 

Concu'piscence,  iK-Ps»- 

Nst 

Ns 

Conces'sive,  !KSV» 

Concu'piscent,  iK-Ps3- 

Conch,  Ri-NG-K 

Nt 

Conch'oid,  K-NG-E-D» 

Concur',      iKr^,     IKrd2, 

Conchoid'al,  1K-D11 

!Kr«-NG 

Concholog'ical,  i  Kl  -  Ji- 

VI 

Concurrence,  'Krns* 

f~*.r\-nrrtmf*»imi-     iTTwQ   "M^ 

CON 

Doncur'rently,  !Kr*-Nt- 

L 

Concus'sion, !  Kshn* 
Concus'sive,  iKs-V2 
Condemn,  SD2-M,  SD2- 

Md,  SD2-M-NG 
Condem'nable,   SD2-M- 

N-B1 
Condemna'tion,  ;D2-M- 

Nshn 
Condemnatory,  iD2-M- 

N-T-fl 

Condem'ner,  !D2-M-Nr 
Conden'sable,  i  D2-Ns-B- 

L 
Conden'sate,  iD2-Ns-T, 

iD2-Ns-Td,  !D2-Ns-T-NG 
Condensa'tion,  l.Dnsshn? 
Conden'sative,  !D2-Ns- 

Tv 
Condense',  iDns2,  i 


Condens'er,  !D2-Ns-B 
Condescend',   iD2  -  sNd 

!D2-sN-Dd,  iD2-sNd-NG 
Condescending,      il>2. 

sXd-NG 
Condescend'ingly,  iD2- 

sNd-NG-L 
Condescen'sion,      5D2  - 

sNshn 

Condign',  SDn1 
Condign'ly,  '.Di-Nl 
Condign'ness,  iDni-Ns 
Con'diment,  lD!-Mnt 
Condisci'ple,  iDJ-sPl 
Condi'tion,  iDshn', 


, 

Condi'tionalj  SDshn3-L 
Conditional'ity,  iDshn3- 

L-T 
Condi'tionally,  iDshns- 

L 

Condi'tioned,  IDshnd* 
Con'ditory,  '.Di-T-B 
Condole',  1D2-L,  .'D2-Ld, 

SD2-L-NG 
Condole'ment,   iD2  .  L  - 

Mnt 

Condolence,  iD2-Zns 
Condol'er,  ;  D2-Z-E 
Condona'tion,  lD2-Nshn 
Condone',    lDn2,    iDnd2, 

tDu2.xa 

Con'dor,  Kndri 
Conduce',     tDs«,     iDsts, 

IDsS-NG 
Conducibil'ity,  tDs«-Bl- 

T 

Condu'cible,  SDs^Bl 
Condu'cibleness,  SDs8  - 

Bl-Ns 

Condu'cive,  !Ds3-V 
Condu'civeness,  iDs»-V- 

Ns 

Con'duct,  !Di-Kt 
Conduct',  '.D2-Kt,  iD*-K- 

Td,  iD«-Kt-NG 
vonductibil'ity,  iD3-Kt- 

Bl-X 


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Conduct'ible,  5 
Conduction,  lD2-Kshn 
Conductive,  SD2-Kt-V 
Conductivity,  iD3-Kt- 

V-T(or-Vt) 
Conduct'or,  SD^-Ktr 
Conduct'ress,  iD2-K-Trs 
Con'duit,  SD^cr* 
Condu'plicate.  iD3-Pl- 

Kt 

Cone,  Kn2 
Con'fab,  IF1^ 
Confab'ulate, !  F1  -  B  -  Zt, 

iF^"B-£*Xd,  iF^-B-Xt-NG 
Confabula'tion,  iF2-B- 

Zshn 

Con'fect,  iFi-K-T 
Confec'tion,  IF^-Kshn 
Confec'tioner,  iF2-Kshn- 

B 
Confec'tionery,         ;  F2- 

Kshn-B 

Confed'eracy,  iF2-Dr-S 
Confed'erate,    iF2-Drt, 

!F2-Dr-Td.  :F2-Drt(-) 
Confedera'tion,        1F2- 

Drshn 
Confed'erative,   !F2-Dr- 

Tv 
Confer7,  1F2-B.  iF2-.Rd, 


Con'ference,  lF1-2?ns 
Confer'rable,  l.F2-^-Bl 
Confer'rer,  '.F2-Rr 
Confess',  i  Es'-,  i  Fst2,  i  Fs2- 

NG 

Confess'edly,  i  Fs2-r>-Z 
Gonfess'er,  :Fs2-R 
Confes'sion,  IFslm2 
Confes'sional,  !Fshn2-Z 
Confes'sionary,  IFshn2- 

R 

Confess'or,  iFs2-B 
Confidant',  IFi-Dnt 
Confidante',  SF.i-Dnt 
Confide',  IFJ-D,  JF^Dd. 

'.Fi-D-NG 

Con'fidence,  iF^-Dns 
Con'fldent.  iFi-Dnt 
Confiden'tial-ly,  iF«-D- 

SH1  [i  F2-Dn] 
Confidently,  iF'-Dnt-L 
Confid'er,  :F»-Dr 
Configura'tion,         1F2- 

Grshn 
Config'ure,  !FS-Gr,    SF3- 

Grd.  '.F3-Gr-NG 
Confln'able,  iFni-B-L 
Con'fine,  !Fni 
Confine',     '.Fn1,     iFnd1, 

JFni-NG 

Conflne'ment,  iFnJ-Mnt 
Confln'er,  ;F'-Nr 
Con'flner, '.F»-Nr 
Confirm,  5F2-R-M,  !F2-B- 

Md.  1F2-B-M-NG 
Conflrm'able,   iF»-B-M- 

Bl 
Conflrma'tion,  tF2  -  B  - 

Mshu 


CON 

Conflrm'ative,    i  F2  -  E  . 

Mt-V 
Confirm'atory,  iF2  -  B  - 

Mt-« 

Confirm'er,  iF^-TJ-Mr 
Confis'cable,  :Fs3-K-Bl 
Con'fiscate   or  Confis'- 

cate,  IFs^rS-Kt,  :Fsioj-s- 

K-Td,  iFsiora-Kt-KG 
Confisca'tion,  iFs=-Kslin 
Con'fiscator,  IFs^Ktr 
Confis'catory,  tFs3-K-T- 

R 

Confix',  !F3-Ks 
Confla'grant,  iFl--Grnt 
Conflagra'tion,         :  Fl~ 

Grshn 
Con'fliet,  IFP-K-T 

Conflict',  :FI»-K-T,  ;FI»- 

K-Td,  ;FI»-K-T-XG 
Conflict'ive,  :Fl:)-K-Tv 
Con'fluence,  iFP-Ns 
Con'fluent,  tFl'-Nt 
Con'flux,  '.Fl'-Ks 
Conform',  iF'-ll-M.  1F1- 

R-Md,  iF^E-M-KG  [SFi, 

tFd»,  SFC)"] 
Conformabil'ity,  !F3-B- 

M-Bl-T[i  Fa-Bit] 
Conform'able-y,  iF'-B- 

M-Blt'.Fl-Bl] 
Conform  'ableness,   iFi- 

B-M-Bl-Ns  [IF'iBs] 
Conform'ate,  iFMi-Mt 
Conforma'tion,  IF2  -  E  • 

Mshn  [tFshn2] 
Conform'er,  iF1-7?-l!r 
Conform'ist,  il^-K-Mst 
Conformity,  :FI-B-M-T 

[SPl-T] 
Confound',  iFntP,  iFi-N- 

Dd,  :Fnd»-NG 
Confound'ed,  IFi-N-Dd 
Confound'edly,     :F:-N- 

Dd-Z 

Confound'er,  iFndr1 
Confrater'nity,  i  Fr2-Tr- 

N-T 

Confrica'tion,  !Fr2-Kslin 
Confront',   :Frut=,   iFr8- 

N-Td,  SFrnt2-NG 
Confronta'tion,    '.Fr2-N- 

Tshn 

Confront'er,  SFrntr2 
Confuse',     :FZ',     iFzd3, 

;FZS-NG 

Confus'edly.  !Fz3-D-Z 
Confus'edness,  :Fz»-D- 

Ns 

Confu'sion,  IFzlin3 
Confut'able,  '.Ft^-Bl 
Confut'ant,  iF3-Tnt 
Confuta'tion,  :F2-Tshn 
Confute',  SFt3,   ;F3-Td, 


Confut'er,  IFtr3 
Con'ge,  '.J»or  iZH1 
Con'ge,  ij»,  SJd»,  U'-NG 
Congeal',  1J3-L,   iJ3-Ld, 
JJ8-L-NG 


CON 

Congeal'able,  :J3-L-B1 
Congeal'ment,     \3*-L- 

Mnt 
Conge  d'elire',  iJl-D-L- 

KorlZHl-D-i-R 
Congela'tion,  '.J2-£shn 
Con'gener,  ttP-Nr 
Congener'ic,  i  J2-Nr-K 
Congen'erous,  iJ2-Nrs 
Congen'ial,  tJ-'-Nl 
Congeniality,  t<n-Nl-T 
Conge'nialness,  U3-N1- 

Na 

Congen'ital,  iJ2-N-T-L 
Congen'ite,  iJ2-N-T 
Con'ger,  Ki-NG-Gr 
Con'ger-eel,  K'-NG-Gr-L 
Conge'ries,  !J3-.Rz 
Congest',  :Jst2 
Congest'ible,  i  J*-sT-Bl 
Conges'tion,  i  Js2-CHu 
Congest'ive,  i  J*-sTv 
Congla'ciate,  !Gl-SHt2 
Conglacia'tion,        !G1- 

SHslm2 
Conglo'bate,      '.Gl  -  Bt^, 

lGl-B2-Td.  iGl-bt'-)1 
Conglo'bately,  ;Gl-Bt2-L 
Congloba'tion,         SG1- 

Bshn2 
Conglobe',  !G1-B«,  iGl- 

Bd2,  1G1-B2-NG 
Conglob'ulate,  IGl-Bi-Zt 
Conglomerate,        iGl1- 

Mrt,     :Gl-Mr-Tdi,    SG11- 

Mrt(-) 
Conglomera'tion,    iGl2- 

Mrshii 

Oonglu'tinant,  iGlts-Nnt 
Conglu'tinate,    ;Glt»-Nt. 


Congressman,  '.Grsi-Mii 
Con'gruence,  IGr^Ns 
Con'gruent,  IGi^-Nt 
Congru'ity,  tGr3-! 
Con'gruous,  iGri-S 
Con'gruously,  iGr'-Sl 
Con'ic,  K'-N-K 
Con'ical-ly,  Ki-N-Kl 
Con'icalness,  K1  -  N  -  Kl- 

Ns 

Con'ics,  KJ-N-Ks 
Con'ic-section,  1K2-X-K- 

sKshn 

Coniferous,  K-N-F^-^s 
Co'niform,  K-N-F«-E-M 
Conject'urable,  SJ2-Ktr- 

B-L 
Conject'ural-ly,  SJ2-Ktr- 

L 
Conject'ure,  iJ2-Ktr,  i  J2- 

Ktrd.  iJ2-Ktr-NG 
Conject'urer,  ;J2-Ktr-R 
Conjoin',     iJn1.      Und1, 

'.Jn'-NG 
Conqoint',  i  Jnti 

'  i- 


Conglutina'tion,     SGlt2- 

Nshn 
Conglu'tinative,      iGlt- 

Nt-va 

Con'go,  Ki-NG-G 
Con'gou,  KJ-NG-G 
Congrat'ulant,  iGrt-int1 
Congrat'ulate,   iGrt-Zrt1, 

iGrt-Ai-Td.  iGrt-Lti-NG 
Congratulation,      iGrt- 

Ubn* 
Congrat'ulator,      i  Grt  - 

Ztri 
Congrat'ulatory,     iGrt- 

Ltl-K 
Con'gregate,    iGr-G-Ti, 

SGr-G-Tdi.  IGr-G-Ti-XG 
Congrega'tion,       iGr«- 

Gshn 
Congrega'tional,    iGr2  - 

Gshn-/, 
Congrega'tionalism, 

:Gr2-Gshn-Z,-zM 
Congrega'tionalist,  '.Gr- 

Gshn-ist2 
Con'gress,  iGrs' 
Congres'sional,  IGrshn2- 

L 
Congres'sive,  lGrs-Ya 


Con'jugal-ly,  iJ^Gl 
Conjugate,  tJJ-Gt,  tJi- 

G-Td,  :J!-Gt-NG 
Coniuga'tion,  iJ2-Gshn 
Conju'gial,  !J3-J1 
Coniunct',  iJ2-NGt 
Conjunction,  iJ2-NGshn 
Conjunc'tive,  U2-NG-Tv 
Conjunc'tively,  !J2-NG- 

T-V1 

Conqunct'ly,  iJ2-NG-T-Z 
Conjuncture,  U2-NGtr 
Conjura'tion,  !J2-fishn 
Conjure',    iJ^-B,    iJ^-Rd, 

iJa-fi-NG 

Conjure'ment,  ;Jr3-Mnt 
Conjur'er,  \3*-R-R 
Con'jure,  ;Jr2 
Con'jurer,  Ur2-R 
Conn,  Kn1 

Connas'cence,  iNsi-Ks 
Connas'cency,  iNsi-N-S 
Connas'cent,  ;  Ns^Nt 
Con'nate  or  Connate', 

INt^or2 

Connat'ural,  SNt-Kl1 
Connatural'ity,  iNt-Bl1- 

T 
Connect',  !Kt2,  !K-Td2. 

;Kt2-NG 

Connect'ed,  ;K-Td2 
Connect'edly,  iK-Td2-/- 
Connec'tion,  !Kshn2 
Connect'ive,  IKt-V2 
Connect'!  vely,  iKt-V2-^ 
Connect'or,  ;Ktr2 
Connex'ion,  ;Kshn2 
Connex'ive,  iKs-Va 
Conniv'ance,  IN-Vns1 
Connive',  iN-Vi,  !N-Vd». 

iN-Vi-NG 

Conniv'ent,  iN-Vnt1 
Conniv/er,  tN-Vi-R 
Connoisseur',  iNs-R3 


CON 

Connoiseur'ship,     .'Ns- 


Connota'tion,  !X-Tt<hna 
Connot'ative,  ;Nt-Tv2 
Connote',   !Nt2,    IN-Tdi 

iNt2-NG 

Connu'bial,  !N-B3-L 
Connumera'tion,     iNJ> 

Mrshn 

Co'noid,  K2-Noid 
Conoid'al,  K-N-D11 
Conoid'ic,  KJ-Nd-K 
Conoid'ical,  K!-Nd-Kl 
Con'quer,    i  Kr1,     i  Krd1, 

!Kr!-NG 

Con'querable,  iKr-Bli 
Con'queror,  :  Kr-fi1 
Con'quest,  i  Kwsti 
Consanguin'eous,   isN  - 

Gwu-Ss 
Consanguin'ity,      isN  - 

Gwn-T3 

Con'science,  i  SHns1 
Con'scienceless,     i  SH1- 

Ns-Ls 
Conscien'tious,  i  SH2-N- 

SHs 
Conscien'tiously,  i  SH2- 

N-SHs-i 
Conscien'tiousness, 

:SH2-N-SHs-Ns 
Con'scionable,  iSH1-!?- 

Bl 

Con'scious,  iSHs1 
Con'sciously,  iSHs1-/- 
Con'sciousness,     1  SHs1- 

Ns 
Con'script,       i  sKr  -  Pt', 

isKr-Pi-Td,  isKr-Pt(-)1 
Conscrip'tion,        i  sKr  - 

Pshn3 
Con'secrate,  isKrt1,  '.sKr- 

Td1,  isKrt'-NG 
Con'secrated,  isKr-Tdi 
Consecra'tion,  i  sKrshn2 
Con'secrator,  tsKrtr1 
Consecta'neous,  ;sK-T*- 

Ki 

Consecu'tion,  i  sKshn8 
i  Consec'utive,  isKt-V* 
Consec'utively,  rsKt-V2- 

L 
Consent',  isNt2,  tsN-Tda, 

:sNt2-NG 
Consentane'ity,  '.sNt-N- 

T3 

Consenta'neous,  IsN-T*- 

NH 
Consenta'neously,  IsN- 

XS-Ns-L 
Consenta'neousness, 

;aN-T2-Ns-Ns 
Consent'er,  isNtr2 
Consen'tient,  '.sN-SHnt* 
Con'sequence,  i  sK-wns1 
Con'sequent,  IsKwnt1 
Consequen'tial-ly, 

:sKw-N-S//l2  PfiKwn2] 
Consequen'tialness, 

:sKw-N-,S//l2-N8 


CON                               53                                CON 

Consequently,   SsKwnt- 

Con'sonance,  isNnsi 

Construct',       isTr2  -  Kt, 

jji 

Con'sonancy,  SsN-N-S1 

SsTr2-K-Ta,  '.sTr^-Kt-NG 

Conserv'able,  is^-V-Bl 

Con'sonant,  isNnt1 

Construct,  isTrJ-Kt 

Conserv'ancy,  ;s«2-Vn-S 

Consonant'al-ly,  isNnt- 

Construct'er,  :sTr2-Ktr 

Conserv'ant,  is^-Vnt 

£,1 

Construc'tion,        '.sTr2- 

Conserva'tion,        isR?  - 

Con'sonous,  isXs1 

Kshn 

Vshn 

Con'sort,  IsRt1 

Construc'tional,     '.sTr2- 

Conserv'atism,  is^-V- 

Consort',  tsKt1,  isfiJ-Td, 

Kshn-i 

T-zM 

Construc'tionist,    i  sTr2- 

Conserv'ative,  is^-Vt-V 

Conspec'tus,  !sP2-K-Ts 

Kshn-/St 

Conserva'tor   or    Con'- 

Conspic'uous,  :sP3-K-S 

Construot'ive,  isTr«-Kt- 

servator,  islPor'-vtr 

Conspic'uously,  lsP3-K- 

V 

ponserv'atory,  !  sRz  -  V  - 

81 

Construct'ively,     i  sTr2- 

T-.fi 

Conspic'uousness,  isP3- 

Kt-V-Z 

Conserve',  isKv2,  isflvd2, 

Ks-Ns 

Construct'iveness, 

tsfiv(-)' 

Conspir'acy,  SsP3-/2-8 

!sTr2-Kt-  V-Ns   [tsTrS- 

Con'serve,  tsKv1 

Conspir'ant,  isPi-fint 

KtiVs] 

Conserv'er,  l.sRv»-R 

Conspira'tion,  isPS-ffshn 

Construe,  '.sTr1,   isTrdi, 

Consid'er,  isDr3,  isDrd3, 

Conspir'ator,  !sP3-/Jtr 

isTr!-NG 

isDrS-NG 

Conspire',  lsP1-R,  isP1- 

Con'stuprate,  isT1  -  Prt, 

Consid'erable-y,    isDr3- 

Rd,  isPi-«-NG 

isTl-Pr-Td.  isT'-PrtC) 

Bl 

Conspir'er,  lsP1-Rr 

Constupra'tion,       :sT2- 

Consid'erableness, 

Constable,  lsT2-Bl 

Prslm 

ConStablery,  IsT^-Bl-B 

Consubstan'tial,      IsB1- 

Consid'erate,  isDrt3 

ConStablesnip,  SsT2-Bl; 

8T-N-S//1    t:sBi-sTu] 

Consid'erately,  SsDrt3-/, 

8H 

Consubstan'tialist,  i  sB1- 

Consid'erateness.i  sDrt3- 
Ns 
Considera'tion,  i  sDrshn2 
Consid'erer,  isDr^-B 

Constab'ulary,  isT'-Bl-fi 
Constancy,  isTnJ-S 
Con'stant,  isTnti 
Constantly,  isTnt^L 

Consubstantial'ity, 
sTn] 

Consign',     isNi,     isNd1, 

Constella'tion,;sT2-ishn 

Consubstan'tiate,   isBi- 

isN^-NG 

Consterna'tion,      !sTr2- 

sTn-SHt,      IsBi-sTn-SH- 

Consignee',  IsNe8 

Nshn 

Td,   isBi-sTn-SHt-NG 

Consign'er,  !  sNr1 

Constipate,        isTJ-Pt, 

Consubstantia'tion, 

Consigniflca'tion,    isG- 

tsT!-P-Td.  IsT^Ptf') 

;sB2-sTn-SHshii 

N-F2-Kshn 
Consign'ment,  isNJ-Mnt 

Con'stipation,  lsT2-Pshn 
Constit'uency,    i  stT3-N- 

Consuetude,  tsTJ-B 
Consuetu'dinal,  isTS-D- 

Consign  'or,  isN-Ri 

8 

Nl 

Consil'ience,  '.s£3-Ns 

Constit'uent,  istT3-N-T 

ConSul,  isL1 

Consist',    '.Sst3,    :8s3-Td, 

Constitute,        istT1  -  T, 

Consular,  isZ^-R 

iSst3(') 

tstTi-T-D,  IstTi-T-NG 

Con'sulary,  '-.sL^-R 

Consist'ence,  iSs3-Tns 

ConStituter,  istTi-Ttr 

Consulate,  isit1 

Consist'ency,  i  Ss8-Tn-8 

Constitu'tion,  istTshn3 

Consulship,   :si'-SH-P 

Consist'ent,  1  8s3-  Tut 
Consist'ently,  ;Ss3-Tnt-L 

Constitu'tional,  tstTshn3 
-L 

Consult',  isLt2,   isi2-Td, 

Consisto'rial,  i8s2-T-JFZl 

Constitutional'ity, 

tsZ,t2-NG 

Consis'tory,  iSs(8-T-.R 

tstTshni-i-T 

Consulta'tion,  i  sL2-Tshj| 

Conso'ciate,  !S2-,Stf/t,  iS2- 

Constitu'tionally, 

Consult'er,  isLtr-' 

*S7/-Td.  iS2-$jyt-NG 

SstTslin3-/!/ 

Consum'able,  isiI-Bl3 

Consocia'tion,  ;  S*-SHshn 

Constitu'tive,  istT3-  TV 

Consume',  :sil3,    islld8, 

Consocia'tional,       IS2  - 

Constrain',            i  sTrn2, 

isM3-NG 

SHsho-L 

isTrnd2.  isTrn2-NG 

Consum'er,  isMr3 

Consol'able,  !sL2-Bl 

Constrain'able,    isTrn2- 

Consummate  or    Con« 

Consola'tion,  Isishn2 

B(-L) 

sum'mate,  isMtlors 

Consol'atory,  taLl-T-R 

Constrain'edly,    IsTrn2- 

Consum'mately,  '.sMts-i 

Console',     isL3,     isidz, 

D-L 

Consumma'tion, 

isi2-NG 

Constrain'er,  isTr2-Nr 

isMshn2 

Con'sole,  isi1 

Constraint',  '.sTrnt« 

Donsump'tion,  i  sllshn* 

Consol'er,  !sZ/2-R 

Constrict',        !  sTr8  -  Kt, 

Donsump'tive,  IsMt-V2 

Con'sole-table,  isi1  -  T  - 

IsTrS-K-Td.  IsTr^-Kt-NG 

Consump'tively,  IsHts 

Bl 

Constrict'ed,  isT^-K-Td 

V-L 

Consol'idant,  is/^-Dnt 

Constric'tion,        isTr3- 

Consump'tiveness, 

Consolidate,     isi1  -  Dt, 

Kshn 

isMt-V2-Ns    [iVs]        / 

Constrict'ive,  isTrS-Kt-V 

Con'tact,  '.T'-Kt 

Consolida'tion,       :s//-'- 

Constrict'or,  :sTr3-Ktr 

Conta'gion,  '.T2-Jn 

Dslin 

Constringe',  isTrs-N-J, 

Conta'gious,  IT^-Js 

Consol'idative,  ;  sLl  -  D  - 

IsT^-N-Jd,     tsTrs-N- 

Conta'giously,        iT»-J. 

TV 

J-NG 

BL 

Consols'  or  Con'sols, 

Constrin'gent,  '.sTr3  -  N  - 

Contagiousness,  i  T--J* 

isis1 

Jut 

Ks 

CON 

Contain',     iTna, 


Containable,  iTn«-B(-L) 
Contain'ant,  iTn«-Nt 
Contain'er,  :T«-Nr 
Contam'inable,    iT>-M- 

N-B1 
Contam'inate,  iT'-M-N- 

T,  iT»-M-N-Td,  ST»-M-N- 

T-NG 
Contamination,  iT2-M- 

Nsbn 
Contemn',  ST*-M,   iT*- 

Md,  iT2-Mn-NG 
Contem'ner,  ;T2-M-Nr 
Contem'per,  !T2-M-Pr 
Contem'perate,  ST2-M- 

Prt 
Contem'perament,  '.T2- 

M-Pr-Miit 
Contempera'tion,     iT«- 

M-Prshn 
Con'template    or  Con- 

tem'plate,    iTior2  -  M  - 

Pit,    ITior-a-M-Pl-Td, 


Contempla'tion,  iT^-M- 

Plshn 
Contem'plative,  !T*-M- 

Plt-V 
Contem'platively,    !T"- 

M-Plt-V-/, 
Contem'plativeness, 

;T2-M-PltiVs 
Con'templator,  iT»-M 

PHr 
Contemporaneous,  ;  T2- 

M-Pr-Ns 
Contemporaneously, 

ST2-M-Pr-Ns-L 
Contempora'  neousness 

iT2-M-Pr-Xs-Ns 
Contem'porariness,  !T2- 

M-Pr-fi-Xs 
Contem'porary,    ST*-M- 

Pr-R 

Contempt',  iT«-Mt 
Contempt'ible-y,     ST2  - 

Mt-Bl 
Contempt'ibleness,  !  T2- 

MtiBs 
Contempt'uous,  ITS-M- 

Ts 
Contempt'uously,    !T2- 

M-T-sL 
Contend',   STnd*,    STn^  - 

Dd,  !Tnd2-NG 
Contend'er,  iTndr* 
Content',  ;Tnt* 
Con'tent,  :Tnt» 
Content'ed,  !Tn*-Td 
Content'edly,  iTn^-Td-X, 
Content'eduoss,     STn8- 

Td-Ns 

Contention,  iT^-Nshn 
Conten'tious,  ;Tn2-SHs 
Conten'tiously,  ITn8- 

SH-sL 
Bonten'tiousness,  '.Tn*- 

SHs-Ns 


54 

Content'ment,  ;TS  N-T- 

Mnt    [iTt*-Mnt] 
Con'tents  or  Contents', 

STnts'or* 
Conter'minable,  iTrs-M- 

N-B1 
Conter'minate,    !Tr2-M- 

N-T 
Conter'minous,  STr*-M- 

Ns 
Contest',   STst",   iTs*-Td. 

iTsta-XG 
Con'test,  STsti 
Contest'able,  iTs*  -  T  -  B1 

[ITsa-Bl] 

Contest'ant,  iTs2-Tnt 
Contestation,  ITs^-Tshn 
Contest'ed,  :Ts2-Td 
Con'text,  iTi-Kst 
Context'ural,    iT«  -  Ks  - 

CHr-i 

Context'ure,  iT«-Kstr 
Contigna'tion,    IT2  -  G  - 

Isshn 

Contigu'ity,  iT'-G-T 
Contig'uous,  :T3-G-S 
Contiguously,  iT^-G-Sl 
Contig'uousness,     ST»- 

Gs-Ns 

Con'tinence,  '.T1-Nns 
Con'tinency,  JT^N-N-S 
Con'tinent,  iTi-Nnt 
Continent'al,  iT2-JTnt-Z 
Con'tinently,  '.T^Nnt-Z/ 
Contin'gence,  5Tn3-Jns 
Contin'gency,   STn3  -  J  - 

N-S 

Contin'gent,  iTn'-Jnt 
Contin'gently,  :Tn3-jnt- 

L 

Contin'uable,  iT^-N-Bl 
Contin'ual-iy,  iT3-Nl 
Contin'uance,  iT^-Nns 
Contin'uate,     t  T^  -  N  -  T, 

tT3-N-Td.  ST3-N-T-XG 
Continua'tion,  iT2-Nshn 
Contin'uative,  ST3-N-Tv 
Contin'uator,  ITs-Ntr 
Contin'ue,  iT^-N,  ST3-N- 

D,  '.T3-N-NG 
Contin'uer,  ST3-N-E 
Continu'ity,  JT3-N-T 
Contin'uous,  iT3-Ns 
Continuously,  iT3-Ns-L 
Contort',  S  T»  -  Bt,  i  T»  -  R  - 

Td.  ITi-fit-NG 
Contor'tion,  ST1-JF?shn 
Coutor'tive,  i1l-Kt-V 
Contour',  iP-R 
Con'traband,  iTr^Bnd 
Contrabandist,      tTr1  - 

Bnd-St 
Contract',  STri-Kt,  STr1- 

K-Td,  ;Tr!-Kt-NG 
Con'tract, :  Tr'-Kt 
Contract'ed,  iTr'-K-Td 
Contract'edly,   i  Tr*  -  K  - 

Td-L 
Contract'edness,     '.Tri- 

K-Td-Na 


CON 

ContractibU'ity,     iTrS  . 

Kt-Blt 

Contract'ible,  iTri-Kt-Bl 
Contract'ibleness,  STr1- 

KtlBs 

Contract'ile,  STri-Kt-L 
Contractil'ity,  i  Tr3  -  Kt  • 

L-T 

Contrac'tion,  iTri-Kshn 
Contract'ive,  iTr^Kt-V 
Contract'or,  iTri-Ktr 
Con'tra-dance,      Kntr  - 

Dnsi 
Contradict',     i  Trd3  -  Kt, 

iTrd^-K-Td,     iTrd3-K.t- 

NG 

Contradict'er,  iTrd3-Ktr 
Contradic'tion,      i  Trd«- 

Kshn 
Contradic'tious,    STrd3- 

K-SHs 
Contradict'ive,      STrd3- 

Kt-V 
Contradict'orlly,  iTrd3- 

Kt-fil 
Contradict'oriness, 


Contradict'ory,     STrdS- 

Kt-R 
Contradistinction, 

iTrdst^-NGshn 
Contradistinct'ive, 

ITrdsts-NGt-V 
Contradistin'guish, 

ITrdst3  -  NG  -  Gw  -  8H. 

!Trdst3-NG  -  Gw  -  SHt; 

I  Trdsta-NG  -  Gw-  SH  -  NO 

[ITrdst3-  NG-SH,  iTrds*3- 

NG-SHt,  tTrdst3-NG-SH- 

NG] 
Contraindica'tion,  ITr*- 

N-D-Kshn 

Contral'to,  ITri-i-T 
Contramand',  i  Tr^Mnd 
Contraposi'tion,     i  Tr*  • 

Pzshn 

Con'traries,  iTr!-ffz 
Contrari'ety,  iTri-B-T 
Con'trarily,  iTr'-fi-Z, 
Con'trariness,  :  Tri-fi-Ns 
Contra'rious,  STr2-fl-s 
Contra'riouslys  iTr2  -  22- 

aL 
Con'trariwise,  l.Til-B- 

Ws 

Contrary,  iTri-fi 
Contrast',  ITrst1,   iTrs1- 

Td,  '.Trsti-NG 
Con'trast,  i  Trsti 
Con'tra-tenor,  iTr^T-Ni 
Contravalla'tion,   iTr»- 

Vlshn 
Contravene',    JTrv3  -  N, 

'.Trv3-Nd,  iTrv3-N-NG 
Contra  ven'er,  :Trv3-N-E 
Contraven'tion,    STrva- 

Nshn 
Contraver'sion,      STr8 

Vrshn 
Contretemps,  Kntr-Tn1 


CON 

Contrib'utable,  iTrVBt- 

Bl 
Contrib'utary,  iTr8  B-T 

R 
Contrib'ute,       !Tr3  -  Bt, 

iTr»-B-Td.  :Tr*-Bt(-) 
Contribu'tion,        iTr*- 

Bshn 

Contrib'utive,  iT^-Bt-V 
Contrib'utor,  5Tr»-Btr 
Contributory,  '.Tr*-B-T- 

K 

Con'trite,  iTrti 
Con'tritely,  !Trti-£ 
Con'triteness,  i 
Contri'tion,  i  Trshn3 
Contriv'able,     '.Trvi  -  B 
,J-D 

Contriv'ance,  STrv'-Ns 
Contrive',  ITrvi,  iTrvd1, 

iTrvi-NG 

Contriv'er,  '.Tr^Vr 
Control',  ITrS-L,  iTr*-Ld, 

!Tr2-L-NG 

Control'lable,  STr2-.£-Bl 
Control'ler,  ITra-L-R 
Control'lership,  !Tr*-i- 

RtSH 
Control'ment,    '.  Tr2  -  L  - 

Mnt 
Controversial,  '.Trs-Vr- 

SH1 
Controversialist,   STr*- 

Vr-SHlst 
Controversially,     STr2- 

Vr-SBl 

Controversy,  iTri-Vr-S 
Con'trovert,    ITr1  -  Vrt, 

iTri-Vr-Td,  iTr»-Vrt(') 
Con'troverter,  ST^-Vrtr 
Controvert'ible-y,  iTrz- 

Vrt-Bl 
Con'trovertist,  '.Tri-Vr- 

Tst 
Contxima'cious,    5T2-M- 

BHa 
Contuma'ciously,    iT»- 

M-SHs-// 
Contuma'ciouaness, 

1T2-M-SH8-N8 
Con'tumacy,  iT^M-S 
Contume'lious,  '.T»-M- 

La 
iontume'liously  ,  i  T3-M- 

Ls-L 
Contumeliousness,  1T3- 

M-is-Ns 

Oon'tumely,  iT1-!!-^ 
Contuse',     :Tr«,     '.Tzd», 


Contu'sion,  i 
Conun'drum,  ;N-Dr«-M 
Con'usance,  tSns1 
Uon'usant,  i  Snt1 
Convalesce',  5V*-Z«8,  iVs- 


Convales'cence,  i 

Ns 
Convales'cency,  S  V-Ls- 

N-S 


55                                COO 

Convales'cent,  svs-is- 

Convex'o-con'cave,  !  V? 

Nt 

K-S:Kvi 

Convales'cently,  '.  V2-Ls- 

Convex'o-con'vex,  iV3 

Nt-L 

K-S:V!-Ks 

Convec'tion,  iV*-Kshn 

Convex'o-plane,   iV2-K- 

Conven'able,  tVn'-B(-L) 

S-Pln 

Convene',    iVn3,  iVnd", 

Convey',  IV2,  iVd2,  tva. 

i  Vn3-NG 

NG 

Sonven'er,  !V3-Nr 

Convey'able,  iV2-Bl 

[/onvenlence,  ;vn3-Ns 

Convey'ance,  iV2-Ns 

Conven'iency,  iVn'-N-S 

Convey'ancer,  iV2-Ns-R 

Convenient,  :  Vn3-Nt 
Conveniently,  iVn'-Nt- 

Convey'ancing,    :V2-N* 
NG 

L 

Convey'er,  SV2-R 

Con'vent,  tVnti 

Convict',  iV3-K-T,  iV3-K, 

Conventicle,  i  v2-Nt-Kl 

Td,  :  V^-K-T-NG 

Conventlcler,   i  V*  -  Nt  - 

Con'vict,  ;V!-K-T 

Kl-B 

Convic'tion,  iV3-Kshn 

Conven'tion,  i  V2-Nshn 

Convictlve,  '.  V3-K-Tv 

Conven'tional-ly,     :  V9- 

Convince',    IVns3,     iV3. 

Nshn-Z, 

Nst.  :V3-Ns-NG 

Conventionalism,  IV2- 

Convince'ment,  lV3-Ns, 

Nshu-£-zM 

Mut 

Conven'tionalist,     '.Vs- 

Convin'cer,  !V3-N-sR 

Nshn-Zst 

Convin'cible,  ;  V3  -  Ns  -  B 

Conventionality,     iV1- 

(-L) 

N8hn-£-T 

Convin'cingly,  '.  V3  -  Ns  - 

Conven'tionary,      iV*  - 

NG-L 

Nslm-72 

Convivial,  iV3-V-L 

Convent'ual,  ;  v*-Nt-L 

Conviviality,  iVJ-V-£-T 

Converge',  IVr^-J,  IVr'- 

Convivlally,  ;vs-V-L 

Jd,  SVr^-J-NG 

Con'vocate,      i  Vi  -  K  -  T, 

Convergence,  5Vr2-Jns 

iV'-K-Td,  ;V!-K-T-NG 

Convergency,  SVr2-J-N- 

Convoca'tion,  i  V-Kshn 

s 

Convoke',  ;V2-K,  1V2-K- 

Convergent,  iVrS-.Tnt 

T,  SV2-K-NG 

Conversable-y,  iVrs*-Bl 

Con'  volute,  iVl-Lt 

Conver'sableness,  !  Vrs2- 

Con'voluted,  iV'-i-Td 

Bl-Ns    [IBs 

Convolu'tion,  iV3-ishn 

Con'versant,  iVr1-sNt 

Convolve',  1VP-V,  iVl1- 

Conversa'tion,  SVrs*Ana 

Vd.  IVU-V-NG 

Conversa'tional, 

Convol'vuli,  iVP-V-L 

i  VrssftB'--L 

Convol'vulus,  SVli-V-£s 

Conversationalist, 

Convoy',  tv1,  tVd»,  iVl- 

t  Vrs5/i7i2-Lst 

NG 

Conversa'tionist, 

Con'voy,  !  V1 

t  VrssAw^-St 

Convulse',  SV2-Ls,  iV»- 

Conver'sative,  i  Vrs*-Tv 

Lst,  '.v«-Ls-NG 

Con'versazione,  i  Vrl-sT- 

Convul'sion,  i  V2-Lshn 

8N 

Convul'sive,  ;v2-Ls-V 

Converse',  iVrs',  SVrst*, 

Convulsively,  i  V--L8-V1 

i  Vr»2-NG 

Co'ny,  K2-N 

Con'  verse,  iVrs» 

Coo,  K«,  K-D3.  K3-NG 

Con'versely,  !Vrsl-Ij 

Coo'ing,  K3-NG     . 

Convers'er,  iVrs2-R 

Cook,  K^-K,  K-K-T3,   KS-, 

Conver'sion,  i  Vrshn* 

K-NG 

Convert',  (».)  :  Vrts,  SVr*- 

Cook'ery,  K3-Kr 

Td,   Vrt<')» 

Cook'y,  R3-KI 

Con'vert,  (n.)  i  VrU 

Cool,  (a.)  K-L3,  K-ir3,  K- 

Convert'er,  i  Vrtr* 
Convertibility,  ;Vr»-Blt 

Cool,  (r.)  K-L3,  K-Lds,  K- 

Convortlble-y,  iVrt»-Bl 

IANG 

Convertlbleness,  iVrt2- 

Cooled,  K-Ld* 

Bl-Ns    l:B8] 

Cool'er,  K-ir3 

Con'vex,  ;  V^-Ks 

Cool'-headed,K-L3-H-Dd 

Convex'edness,  tV*-Ks- 
D-Ns 

Coo'lie,  K-L* 
Coollsh,  K-L3-SH 

Convexity,  ;v*-Ks-T 

Cool'ly,  K-L-i" 

Con'vexly,  !V»-K-sZ 

Cool'ness,  K-L8-Na 

Con'vexness,  1  V^Ka-Ns 

Coo'ly,  K-L« 

coo 

Doom,  K3-M 

Coomb  or  Coombe,  Ka- 
il 
Coop,  K-P3,  K-Pt*,  K-pa- 

jro 

Coop'er,  K-Prs 
Coop'erage,  K-Pr*-J 
Co-op'erate,  K-Prt1,  K- 

Pri-Td.  K-PrtC)i 
Co-opera'tion,  K-Prshn2 
Co-op'erative,  K-Prt>-V 
Co-op'erator,  K-Prtr1 
Coop'ery,  K-Pr* 
Co-or'dinate, 

T 
Co-or'dinately,  K-R^D- 

N-T-L 
Co-ordina'tion,  K-R2-D- 

Nshn 
Co-or'dinative,  K-Ri-D- 

N-Tv 
Coot,  Kt» 
Cop,  K-pi 
Copai'ba,  K-P^-B 
Copai'va,  K-P2-V 
Co'pal,  K-Pls 
Copar'cenary,  K-Prs'-Nr 
Copar'cener,  K-Prsi-Nr 
Copar'ceny,  K-Prs^N 
Copart'ner,  K-Prt^Nr 
Copartnership,  K-Prt1- 

Nr-SH(-P) 
Cope,  K-P2,  K-Pt2,  K-P2- 

NG 
Coper'nican,  K-Pr2-N- 

Kn 

Cope'stone,  K-p2-sTn 
Cop'ier,  K-pi-R 
Cop'ing,  K-P2-NG 
Co'pious,  K-Ps2 
Co'piously,  K-pt-eL 
Co'piousness,  K-Psz-Ns 
Copped,  K-Pti 
Cop'per,   K-Pr1,   K-Prd1, 

K-Pri-NG 
Cop'peras,  K-Prs1 
Cop'per-head,  K-P^-Hd 
Cop'pering,  K-Pri-NG 
Cop'perish,  K-Pri-SH 
Cop'per-plate,  K-Pri-Plt 
Cop'persmith,  K-Pri-sM- 

TH 
Cop'per-wonn,    K  -  Pr1  - 

Wr-.AJ 

Cop'pery,  K-Pri 
Cop'pice,  K-Ps1 
Cop'pled,  K-Pldi 
Copse,  K-Ps1 
Copt,  K-Pti 
Cop'tic,  K-Pti-K 
Cop'ula,  K-P1-/, 
Cop'ulate,  K-p!-Lt,  K-pi- 

L-Td,  K-Pi-Lt-NG 
Copula'tion,  K-P2-ishn 
Cop'ulative,  K-pJ-Zt-V 
Cop'ulatory,  K-pi-Zt-fl 
Cop'y,  K-pi,  K-Pdi,  K-pi- 

NG 

Cop'y-book,  K-P1-B-K 
Cop'yer,  K-P»-R 


56 


COR 


Cop'y-hold,  K-Pi-Hld 

Cor'ner,  Kr^Xr.  KrJ-Nrd, 

Cop'y-holder,  K-pi-Hldr 

Cor'neous,  Kr-N-S1 

Cop'y-hook,  K-P'-H-K 

K^-Nr-NG 

Cop'ying-press,    K  -  P1  - 

Cor'ner-stone,  Kri-Nr- 

NG-Prs 

sTn 

Cop'yist,  K-Pst1 

Cor'nerwise,  Kr-Nr-Ws1 

Cop'yright,  K-P^Rt,   K- 

Cor'net,  Kr'-Nt 

p!-R-Td.  K-Pi-JZt-NG 

Cor'net-a-piston,     Kr1- 

Cop'yrighted,  K-pt-R- 

Nt-Ps-Tn 

Td 

Cor'netcy,  Kr-Nt-81 

Coquet,  K-K-T2,  K-K-Td2, 

Cor'nice,  Kri-Xs 

K-K-T2-NG 

Corn'ish,  Kr-N-SH1 

Coquet'ry,  K-K-Tr* 

Cornstalk,  Krn-sTt-K 

Coquette',  K-K-T2 

Cornuco'pia,  Kr-N-K-P* 

Coquet'tish,  K-K-T^SH 

Cor'nute,  Kri-Nt 

Coquet'tishly,  K-K-T2- 

Cor'nuted,  Kr-N-Td1 

SHl 

Corn'y,  K-R1-^ 

Cor'acle,  K-R^Kl 

Cor'ol,  K-R11 

Cor'acoid,  K-Ri-Kd 

Corolla,  K-R11 

Cor'al,  K-R11 

Corolla'ceous,  K-Rl2-SHu 

Cor'aline,  K-Rln1 

Cor'ollary,  K-RP-fi 

Cor'alloid,  K-RP-D 

Cor'ollate,  K-Rl'-T 

Coralloid'al,  K-Rli-D-L 

Cor'ollated,  K-RP-Td 

Corb,  K-RJ-B 

Coro'na,  K-R--N 

Cor'ban,  K-Ri-Bn 
Cor'beil,  K-R'-B-L 

Coro'nse,  K-R2-N 
Cor'onal,  K-Ri-Nl  (or  -N- 

CorTjel,  K-R^B-L 

D 

Cord,  Krd1,  Kr-Dd1,  Krd1- 

Cor'onary,  K-Rn^R 

NG 

Corona'tion,  K-R2-Nshn 

Cord'age,  Krd-  J1 

Cor'oner,  K-R^Xr 

Cor'date,  Kr-Dt1 

Cor'onet,  K-R'-Xt 

Cor'dated,  Kr-Di-Td 

Cor'poral,  Kr-Pr'-L.   See 

Cor'dately,  Kr-Dt1-/; 
Cordelier',  Kr-D3-£-R 

Corporeal. 
Corporal'ity,  Kr-Pri-i-T 

Cord'ial,  Kr-D^L 

Cor'porally,  Kr-Pr1-/, 

Cordial'ity,  Kr-Di-i-T 
Cord'ially,  Kr-DJ-i 
Cord'ialness,  Kr-Dl-L- 

Cor'porate,  Kr-Prt1 
Cor'porately,  Kr-Prt1-  L 
Corpora'tion,  Kr-Prshn2 

Ns 

Cor'porator,  Kr-Prtr; 

Cor'don,  Kr-Dn1 

Corpo'real,  Kr-P2-Rl.  9ee 

Cor'dovan,  Kr-Dvi-N 

Corporal. 

Corduroy'  or  Cor'duroy 

Corpo'realist,  Kr-P2-Rlet 

Kr-Di-R 

Corporeality,  Kr-P1-*!- 

Cord'wain,  Kr-Di-Wn 

T 

Cord'wainer,  Kr  -  D1  -  W- 

Corpo'really,  Kr-P2-Rl 

Nr 

Corpore'ity,  Kr-P^-K-f 

Core,  Kr2,  Krd2,  Kr2-NG 

Cor'posant,  Kr-pi-zXt 

Core'gent,  K-R3-Jnt 

Corps,  Kr^ 

Corela'tion,  K-RlshnS 

Corps-d'armee,  Kr2-Pr- 

Cor'er,  K-Rr2 

M 

Coria'ceous,  K-R2-SHs 

Corpse,  Kr-Ps1 

Corian'der,  K-Rndr1 

Cor'pulenoe,  Kr-P^Lns 

Corin'thian,  Kr-N-THn3 

Cor'pulency,    Kr-P^/n- 

Cork,  Krt-K,  Kr^K-T,  Kri- 

8 

K-NG.     Vocalized   with 

Cor'pulent,  Kr-Pi-Lnt 

aw.    See  Crack,  etc. 

Cor'pulently,  Kr-P^ut- 

Cork'ingpin,    Krt-K-NG- 

L 

Pn 

Cor'pus,  Kr-Ps1 

Cork'-jacket,  Kr-K-Jt-Kt 

Cor'puscle,  Kr-Ps2-L 

Cork'screw,  Kri-K-sKr 

Corpus'cular,  Kr-Ps2-Kl- 

Cork'y,  K^-Ki 

R 

Cor'naorant,  Kr^M-Rnt 

Corpuscula'rian,      Er 

Corn,  K-Rni,  K-Rnd',  K- 

Ps2-Kl-Rn 

Corpus'cule,  Kr-Ps2-Kl 

Corn'-cockle,    K-Rn!-K- 

Corra'diate,  Kr-R2-Dt 

Kl 

Corradia'tion,    Kr  -  R*  • 

Cor'nea,  K-RI-N 

Dshn 

Corned,  K-Rnd1 

Correct',  Kr-K-T2,  Kr-E- 

Cor'nel.  Kr^Nl 

Td2,  Kr-K-T2-XG  [Kr--ls 

Cornel'ian,  Kr-N-Ln^ 

Kr-K-Td2,  Kr=-K(-) 

COR 

Correc'tlon,  Kr2-Kshn 
Correc'tional,  Kr-Kshn- 

L* 

Correct'ive,  Kr-K-Tv* 
Correct'ly,  Kr-K-T«-Z 

Correot'ness,  Kr  -  K  -  T*  - 

NB    [Kr2-K-Ns] 
Correct'or,  Kr«-Ktr 
Correlate',  K-^lt2,  K-B1»- 

Correla'tion,  K-Blshn" 
Correl'ative,  K-.Rlt2-V 
Correl'atively,  K  -  Kit*  - 

\-L 
Correspond',  Kr-sPnd', 

Kr-sPnl-Dd,    Kr-ePnd1- 

NG 
Corresppnd'ence,     Kr- 

Correspond'ency,     Kr- 

Correspond'ent,       Kr  - 

sPndi-Nt 
Correspond'ently,    Kr- 

BPndi-Nt-L 
Correspond'ingly,    Kr- 

sPndi-XG-L 
Correspon'sive,        Kr  - 

sPnsi-V 

Corridor,  Kr-Dr1 
Corrigen'da,  Kr-J2-N-D 
Corrigen'dum,  Kr-J2-N- 

D-M 

Corrigible,  Kr-J^Bl 
Cor'rigibleness,  Kr  -  J1- 

Corri'val,  Kr-^-V-L 
Corrob'orant,  Kr-Brnt1 
Corroborate,    Kr  -  Brt1, 

Kr-Bri-Td.  Kr-Brt(-)1 
Corrobora'tion,         Kr  - 

BrshnZ 
Corrob'orative,  Kr-Brti 

V 
Corrob'oratory  Kr-Brti- 

R 
Corrode',  K-/J2-D, 

Dd,  K-.Rd2-NG 
Corrod'ent,  K-.R— I>nt 
Corrod'ible,  K-Hd2-Bl 
Corro'sible,  K-.KS--B  (-L) 
Corro'sion,  K-Szhn2 
Corro'sive,  K-RV-sV 
Corro'sively,  K-R^-sV-L 
Corro'siveness,    K  -  R-  - 

sV-Ns   [;Vs] 
Cor'rugant,  K-R 
Cor'mgate,  K-^-Gt,  K- 

fi^G-Td.  K-fii-Gt-NG 
Corruga'tion,  K-JP-Gshu 
Corrupt',  Kr-Pts,  Kr-P2- 

Td,  Kr-Pt(-)« 
Corrupt'er,  Kr-Ptr2 
Corruptibil'ity,    Kr-Pt3- 

Blt 
Corrupt'ible-y,  Kr-Pt«- 

Bl 
Corrupt'ibleness,     Kr  - 


57 


cou 


3orrup'tion,ISKr*  Psbn     »Cos'sack,  Ks'-K 

3orrupt'ive,  iir-Pts-Y       Cos'set,  Ks-T1 

Corruptly,  Kr-Pt2-L          Cost,  KsH,  Kstcji 

3orrupt'ness,  Kr-Pt»-Ns 

Cos'tal,  Ks-T1  L 

3or'sage,  Kr-sJi 

Cos'tard,  Ks-l^-li'd 

Cor'sair,  Kr-sE1 

Cos'teaning,  Ks-Tn^NG 

Corse,  Krs>or« 

Cos'tive.  Ks-Tv1 

Corse'let,  Kr-sit* 

Cos'tiveneae,  KB-TV'-NS 

Corset,  Kr-sl1,  Kr-sTd', 

Cost'liness,  E«-T»-i-Ns 

Kr  sTi-NG 

Uost'ly,  Ks-Tt-Z 

Corslet,  Kr-sZt1 

Costume'  cr  Cos'tunie, 

Cortege',  Kr-T^-ZH 

Ks-T3or1-M 

Cor'tes,  Kr-Tzi 

Co'sy,  K-Z2 

Cor'tical,  Kr-Ti-£l 

Cot,  Kt1 

Cor'ticate,  Kr-T!-Kt 

Co-tangent,  K-Tn^-Jnt 

Corticated,  Kr-Tt-K-Td 

Cote,  Kt2 

Cortic'iform,  Kr-Ts3-F 

Cotempora'neous,  K-T2- 

(-E-M) 

M-Pr-Ns 

Cor'ticose,  Kr-Ti-Ks 

Cotem'porary,    K-T2-M- 

Cor'ticous,  Kr-Ti-Ks 

Pr-^i 

Corun'dum,  K-Knd2-M 

Coterie',  K-T2-,R 

Corus'cant,  K-,Rs2-Knt 

Co-tid'al,  K-T'-Dl 

Cor'uscate,  K-jes^Kt 

Cotil'lon,  K-T3-Zn 

Corusca'tion,       K  -  Rs-  - 

Cotill'ion,  K-T3-Zn 

Kshn 

Cot'quean,  Kt'-Kwn 

Corvet,  Kr-Vti 

Cots'wold,  Kt-swidi 

Corvette',  Kr-Vt2 

Cott,  KH 

Corvine,  Kr-Vn1 

Cot'tage,  Kt-Ji 

Corybant,  K-Bi-Bnt 

Cot'tager,  Kt-Jri 

Coryban'tes,  K-K'-Bn-Tz 

Cot'ter,  Ktri 

Coryban'tic,  K-K^Bnt-K 

Cot'ton,  Kt1  -  N,  Kti  .  Nd, 

Cor'ymb,  Ki^-M 

Kt'-N-NG 

Corym'bose,       Kr  -  M  - 

Cot'ton-gin,  Kt!-X-Jn 

Bsa 

Cot'ton-plant,     Kt1  -  N  - 

Coryphe'us,  K-7J3-Fs 

Pint 

Co-se'cant,  K3-sKnt 

Cot'ton-wood,  Kt!-N-wD 

Co'sey,  K-Z2 

Cot'ton-wool,  Kti-N-Wl 

Co'sily,  K-Z12                    iCot'tony,  Kti-NI 

Oo'-sine,  Ksa-N 
Cosmet'ic,  K»-zMt-K 

Cotyle'don,  K-T3-i-Dn 
Cotyled'onal,  K-T2-i-D- 

Gosmet'ical,  Ka-zMt-Kl 

Nl 

Cos'mic,  Ki-zM-K 

Cotyled'onous,   K-T2-£ 

Cos'mical-ly,  K>-zM-Kl 
Cosmog'omst,  K^zM-G- 

D-Ns 
Couch,    K-CHi,    K-CHti 

Nst 

K-CHi-NG 

Cosmog'ony,  K'-zM-G-N 

Couch'ant,  K-CHnt1 

Cosmog'rapher,    K-zM- 

Couch'er,  K-CHi-i 

Gr-Fri 

Couch'-grass,  K-CHi-Grs 

Oosmograph'ic,    Ki-zM- 

Cou'gar,  K3-Gr 

Grf-K 

Cough,  Kf,  Kft1,  Kfi-NG 

Cosmograph'ical,  K-zM- 

Cough'er,  Kf-Ei 

Gr-F»-Kl 

Coul,  K-Li 

Cosmog'raphy,      K-zM- 

Could,  Kd»    [K«] 

Gr-F» 

K,  for  could,  is  not  joined 

Cosmol'ogist,    K-zM-Z1- 

in  phrases,  except  initially. 

Jst 

Could,  if  joined  to  a  pre- 

Cosmol'ogy, K-zM-i'-J 

ceding  word,  is  written  Kd; 

Cosmoplas'tic,       K-zM- 

thus, 

Pls^T-K 

It  could.  T3-Kd 

Cosmopol'itan,      E-zM- 

It  could  not,  T3-Kd- 

Pl>-Tn 

Nt 

Cosmop'olite,  K-zM-Plt1 

If  he  could  FS-H-K<3 

Cosmop'olitism,    K-zil- 

Coul'ter,  Kltr2 

Plt'-zM                                 Uoun'cil,  K-N-sL1 

Cosmora'ma,         K-zM- 

Coun'cilman,  K-N-sL1- 

^207«l.J£ 

Mn 

Cosmoram'ic,   K-zM-B1 

Coun'cilor,  K  -  Ns  -  L1  -  B 

M-K                                                      [K-B/-'-K] 

Cos'mos  Ri-zMs               jCoun'sel,  (n.)    K-Ns-L» 

COBB,  Kb>                                 [Ks-LM 

COTJ 

Coun'sel,  (u.)  K-Ns-L1, 

K-Ns-Ld1.  K-Ns-Li-NG 
Counsel'or,  K-Ns-L^E 

[K-s/,i-K] 
Coun'selorship,     K-Ns- 

L'-R  ;SH 
Count,    Knt1,    Kn  -  Td1, 

Knti-NG 
Coun'tenance,  Knt'-Nns, 

Knti-N-Nst,    Knt>-N-Ns- 

NG 
Coun'tenancer,  Knt-N- 

Ns-B' 

Coun'ter,  Kntr1 
Counteract',    Kntr1  -  Kt, 

Kiitr-K-Td1,  Kntri-Kt- 
'    KG 
Counterac'tion,    Kntr1- 

Ksbn 
Counteract'ive,  Kntr-Kt- 

Vi 
Counterbal'ance,    Ktr  - 

Bins1,  Ktr-Blnst1,  Ktr- 

Blnsi-NG 
Counterchange',   Kntr  - 

CH2-N-J     lor  Kntr-CH2] 
Coun'ter-chann,  Kntr1- 

CHr-M,     Kntr'-CHr-Md, 

Kntri-CHr-M-NG 
Counter-current,  Kntr1- 

K-flnt 

Coun'ter-deed,  Kntr^Dd 
Counterdraw',  Kntr-Dr1, 

Kntr-Dri-NG 
Counterdrew',  Kntr-Dr3 
Coun'ter-evidence, 

Kntr'-Vd-Ns 
Coun'terfeit,    Kntr -Ft' 

Kiitr-Fi-Td.  Kntr-Fti-NG 
Coun'terfeiter,  Kntr-Ftr 
Coun'terfeitly,  Kntr-Ft1- 

L 
Coun'ter-gage,  Kntr^G- 

J 
Coun'ter-irritant,  Kntr1- 

fi-Tnt 
Coun'ter-irritate,  Kntr1- 

R-Tt 
Coun'ter-irritation, 

Kntri-JR-Tshn 
Coun'ter-jumper,  Kntr1- 

J-M-Pr 
Countermand',     Kntr1  - 

Mnd,      Kntr  -  Mn  -  Dd1 

Kntr^Mnd-NG 
Countermarch',  Kntr-M- 

^-CH,  Kutr-M-fiLC 

Kntr-M-^-CH-NG 
Coun'ter-mark,  Kntr-M- 

&-K 
Count€rmine',Kntri-Mn 

Kntr1 -Mnd,   Kntr1  -  Mn- 

NG 
Coun'ter-motion,  Kntr1- 

Mshn 
Coun'ter-movement, 

Kntrt-M-V-Mnt 
Coun'terpane,  Kntr-Pn1 
Coun'terpart,Kntr-Pi-fit 


58 

oun'ter-plea,  Ktr^Pl 
ount'erplot,  Ktr-PlU 
oun'terpointjKntr-Pnt1 
ounterpoise',  Kntr-Pz1, 

Kntr-Pzd1,  Kntr-Pzi-NG 
oun'ter-poison,  Kntr1- 

Pz-\ 
Coun'ter-proof,     Kntr1- 

Prf 

oun'terprore,      Kntr1- 

Prv,  Kntr^Prvd,  Kntr1- 

Prv-NG 
Coun'ter-revolution, 

Knt^-fiv-Lshn 
Coun'terscarp,  Kntr-sK- 

fii-P 
Coun'tersign,  Kntri-sN, 

Knt^-sNd.  Kntri-sN-NG 
Coun'ter-signal,   Kntr1- 

sG-Nl 
Coun'tersink,       Kntr1  - 

sNG-K,  Kntr^sNG-K-NG 
Coun'tersunk,      Kntr1  - 

sNG-K 
Coun'ter-step,  Knt^-sT- 

p 
Coun'ter-tally,   KntrJ-T- 

L 
Coun'ter-tenor,    Kntr1  - 

T-Nr 
Coun'ter-timber,  Kntr1- 

T-M-Br 

Coun'tertime,  Kntri-T-M 
Countervail',  Kntr-V^-L. 

Kntr-V2-Ld,    Kntr-V2-L- 

NG 
Countervalla'tion,  Kntr 

-V2-Zshn 

Coun'terview,  Kntr-Y1 
Counterwork,  Katr-W1- 

K  [or  Ktr-Wri-K] 
Count'ess,  Knt-S1 
Count'ing-house,  Knt1- 

NG-Hs 
Count'ing-room,   Knt1  - 

NG-R-M 

Count'less,  Knt-is1 
Coun'trifled,  Knt-/^-Fd 
Country,  Knt-fi2 
Coun'try-dance,  Knt-/P- 

Dns 
Coun'tryman,    Knt-fi«- 

Mn 
Coun'trymen,      Knt-fi2 

;Mn2 

Coun'try-seat,  Knt-.R2-sT 
Coun'try-woman,  Knt  - 

«2-W-Mn 

Coun'ty,  Kn-T1  [Knt1] 
Coun'ty-court,   Kn-T1- 

Krt     [Knt!-Kt] 
Coun'ty-seat,  Kn-T^sT 
Coun'ty-town,  Kn-Ti-Tn 

[Knt-Tn1] 
Coupe',  K-pa 
Coup'le,  K-P1*,  K-Pld*,  K- 

P12-NG 

Coup'ler,  K-Pls-R 
i  Coup'let,  K-Plts 
I  Coupling,  K-P1«-NG 


COT 

Cou'pon,  K-Pn» 
Cour'age,  Kr-J« 
Coura'geous,  Kr-Js« 
Coura'geously,  Kr-J^-sZ 
Coura'geousnes8,Kr-J6s- 

Ns 

Courant',  K-ffnt> 
Couran'to,  K-fii-N-T 
Cou'rier,  TS.-R&-R 
Course,  Krs2,  Krst2,  Krs*- 

NG 

Cours'er,  Kr-sR« 
Court,  Krt2,  Kr-Td«,  Krt«. 

NG 

Court'-card,  Krt=-Krd 
Court'-day,  Krts-D 
Court'-dress,  Krt2-Drs 
Court'eous,  Kr-T«-S 
Court'eously,  Kr-T^-Sl 
Court'eousness,  Kr-Ts2- 

Ni 

Court'er,  Krtr2 
Court'esan,  Kr-T2-zN 
Court'esy,    Kr-T2-8.   Kr- 

1-2-sD.  Kr-T2-8-NG 
Court'-hand,  Krt2-Hnd 
Court'-house,  Krt*-Hs 
Court'ier,  Kr-T2-R 
Court'-leet,  Krt2-it 
Court'like,  Krt-£2-K 
Court'liness,  Krt-i«-Ns 
ICourt'ly,  Krt-i2 

Court'-martial,  Krt2-Mr- 

SH1 

Court'-plaster,Krt2-Pistr 
Courtship,  Krt-lSH 
Court'-yard,  Krt2-Yd 
Cou'sin,  Kz2-N 
Cou'sin-german,  Kz2-N- 

Jr-Mn 
Cove,  Kva 
Cov'enant,  K-Vn2-Nt,  K- 

Yn2-N-Td,  K-Vn2-Nt-NG 
Covenantee',  K-Vn^-N-T 
Cov'enanter,  K-Vn*-Ktr 
Cov'enantor,  K-Vn2-Ntr 
Cov'er,  Kv-^s,  Kv-fid*, 

Kv-RZ-lSGr 

Cov'ered,  Kv-Kd2 
Cov'erer,  Kv-^.^ 
Cov'ering,  KV-/P-NG 
Cov'erlet,  Kv-fl2-it 
Cov'ert,  Kv-«t2 
Cov'ert-baron,  K\-R&- 

B-fin 

Cov'ertly,  ~Kv-Rt?-L 
Cov'erture,  Kv-tftr2 
Cov'et,  K-Vt2,  K-va.Td, 

K-Vt2-NG 

Cov'etable,  K-Vt2-Bl 
Cov'eter,  K-Vtr2 
Cov'etiveness,  K-Vt^V- 

Ns    [K-Vt2iVs] 
Cov'etous,  K-V2-Ts 
Cov'etously,  K-V2-T-s£ 
Cov'etousness,  K-V2-T* 

Ml 

Cov'ey,  K-Y* 
Cov'in,  K-Vn» 
CoVing,  K-Y2-NG 


cov 

Cov'inoufl, 
Cow,  K»,  K- 
Cow'ard,  K-Rl-I> 
Cow'ardiee,  K-B1-Ds 
Cowardliness,  K-Rl-D- 

i-Ns 

Cow'ardly,  K-fii-D-£ 
Cow'-cateher,  K^K-CHr 
CoWer,  K-Ri,  K-fid»,  K- 

«i-NG 
CoWhage,  Ki-H-J  [or  K- 

•HJ 

CoWherd,  Ri-Hrd 
CoWhide,  Ki-Hd,   K-H- 

Ddi,  K-Hd(-) 
Cowl,  K-Li 
Cowled,  K-Ldi 
CoWlick,  K-Z,i-K 
Cowl'-staff,  K-Li-sTf 
Co-worker,  K-Wr*-Kr 
CoW-pox,  Ki-p-Ks 
CoWry,  Kl-R 
Cow'slip  or  Cow's-lip,K- 

BLl-P 

Cow'-tree,  K^Tr 
Cox'comb,  K'-Ks-K-M 
Coxcombleal-ly,      K1- 

Ks-K-M-Kl 
Cox'combry,  K-Ks-K-M- 

fii 
Coxcom'ical,  Ki  -  Ks  -  K  - 

M-Kl 
Coy,  Ki 
Coy'ish,  K-SH1 
Coy'ly,  K-£i 
Ooy'ness,  Ri-Ns 
Coz,  Kz« 
Coz'en,  Kz*-N,  Kz*-Nd, 

Kz^-N-NG 

Coz'enage,  Kz-N-J* 
Coz'ener,  Kz-N-B* 
Co'zily,  K-Z1* 
Co'zy,  (o.)  K-Z«,  K-Zr«, 

K-Zst* 

Crab,  Kr-Bi 
Crab-apple,  Kr-Bi-Pl 
Crab'bed,  Kr-Bdi 
Crab'bedly,  Kr-Bd»-i 
Crab'bedness,  Kr-Bdi-Ns 
Crab'-louse,  Hr-IP-La 
Crab'-tree,  Kr-B^Tr 
Crack,    Kr>-K,    Kr-K-T1, 

Kri-K-NG.    See  Cork. 
Crack'- brained,  K^-K- 

Brnd 

Crack'er,  Kri-Kr 
Crack'le,  Kr^Kl 
Crack'ling,  Kr»-Kl-Na 
Cracks'man,  Kri-K-sMn 
Cra'dle,  Kr-Dl*.  Kr-Dld2, 

Kr-D12-NG 
Craft,  Krfti 
Craft'ily,  Kr-Ft»-£ 
Craft'iness,  Kr-FtVNs 
Crafts'man,  Kr-Ftsl-Mn 
Craft'y,  Kr-Fi-T 
Crag,  Kri-0 
Crag'ged,  Kr-G-D1 
Crag'gedness,    Kr-G-D1- 

Ns 


59 

Crag'giness,  Krl-G-Ks 
Crag'gy,  Ki^-G 
Crake,  Kr2-K 
Cram,  Kri-M,  Kr-M-D1 

(See  Cramped),  Kr^-M-NG 
Cram'bo,  Kr-M-B1 
Cramp,  Kr-M-pi,  Kri-Mt 

(See   Crammed),  Kr-M- 

PC)1 

Cramp'it,  Kr-M-pi-T 
Crampoons',  Kr-M-Pns3 
Cramp'y,  Kr-M-P1 
Cran'age,  Kr-N-J« 
Cranberry,  Krn-Bi-fi 
Cranch,  Kr-N-CHi 
Crane,  Krn^ 
Crane's'-bill, 

L 

Cra'nial, 
Craniolog'ical,  Kr-N-/;1- 

J-K1 

CraniologistjKr-N-L^Jst 
Craniol'ogy,  Kr  -  N  -  LJ-J 

[Kr»-NiJ] 

Craniom'eter,  K^-N-Mtr 
Craniom'etry,    Kr-N-M- 

Tri 
Cranios'copy,    Kr-Ns-K- 

Pi 

Cra'nia,  Kr^-N 
Cra'nium,  Kr2-N-M 
Crank,  Krni-K 
Crank'le,  Kri-NG-Kl 
Cran'nied,  Kr-N-D1 
Cran'ny,  Kri-N 
Crape,  Kr-P^ 
Crap'ulent,  Kr-Pi-Znt 
Crap'ulous,  Ki-Pl-La 
Crap'y,  Kr-ps 
Crash,    Kr-SH',   Kr-SHti, 

Kr-8Hi-NG 

Crash'ing,  Kr-SHJ-NG 
Crass,  Krs1 

Crass'ament,  Kr>-sMnt 
Crass'itude,  Krs-Tdi 
Cratch,  Kr-CH1 
Cratch'es,  Kr-CHs1 
Crate,  Krt« 
Cra'ter,  Krtr« 
Crater'iform,  Krtr-F2-B- 

M 
Craunch,  Kr-N-CH>.  Kr- 

N-CHdi.  Kr-N-CHi-NG 
Cravat',  Kr-Vt1 
Crave,  Krv^,  Krvd*,  Krv*- 

NG 

Cra'ven,  Kr-Vn» 
Cra'ver,  Krv-R« 
Craw,  Kr1 

Craw'-flsh,  Kr'-F-Sff 
Crawl,  Kr-L1,  Kr-Ldi,  Kr- 

Li-NG 

Crawl'er,  Kr-ir1 
Cray'flsh,  Kr-F*-SH 
Cray'on,  Kr2-N,  Kr^-Nd, 


Craze,  Krz*,  Krzd2, 

NG 

Cra'zily,  Kr-Zl* 
Cra'ziness,  Kr-Z»-Ns 


ORE 

Cra'zy,  Kr-Z? 

Creak,    Kr3-K,    Kr-K-T3 

Kra-K-NG 
Cream,    KrS-M,    Kra-Md. 

KrS-M-NG 

Cream'-cake,  Kr^-M-K-K 
Cream'-cheese,    Kr^-n- 

CHz 

Cream'-faced,  Kr3-M-Fst 
Cream'y,  Kr3-M 
Cre'ance,  Kr3-Ns 
Crease,  Krs3,  Krst3,  Krs3' 

NG 

Cre'asote,  Kr-sT3 
Create',    Kr-T2,    Kr-Td«, 

Kr-T2-NG 

Crea'tion,  Krslma 
Crea'tive,  Kr-Tv2 
Crea'tiveness,  Kr-Tv2-Ns 
Crea'tor,  Krtr= 
Creat'ure,  Krtr3  (or  Kr- 

CHr3) 

Cre'dence,  Kr-Dns3 
Cre'dent,  Kr-Dnt:! 
Creden'tial,  Kr-Du=  (.gn 

-L) 

Credibility,  Kr-D^-Blt 
Credible,  Kr-Ds-Bl 
Cred'ibleness,  Kr-D2-Bl- 

Ns[IBs] 

Cred'ibly,  Kr-D=-Bl 
Cred'it,  Kr-Dt^,  Kr-D^-Td, 

Kr-DtC)2 

Cred'itable-y,  Kr-Dt^-Bl 
Cred'itableness,  Kr-Dt^- 

Bl-Ns    [iBs] 
Creditor,  Kr-Dtr2 
Credu'lity,  Kr-D3-L-T 
Cred'ulous,  Kr-D^-is 
Cred'ulously,  Kr-D2-Zs- 

L 
Cred'ulousness,    Kr-D*- 

is-Ns 

Creed,  Krd3 
Creek,  Kr3-K 
Creek'y,  Kr^-K 
Creel,  Kr-L» 
Creep,  Kr-ps,  Kr-P3-NG 
Creep'er,  Kr-Pr3 
Creep'ingly,  Kr-P3-NGl 
Crema'tion,  Kr2-Mskn 
Cremo'na,  Kr^-M-N 
Cre'nate,  Kr3-Nt 
Cre'nated, 
Cre'ole,  Kr^-L 
Cre'osote,  Kr-sT3 
Crepitate,  Kr-P2-Tt,  Kr 

P2-T-Td.  Kr-P2-Tt(-) 
Crepita'tion,  Kr-P2-Tsha 
Crept,  Kr-Pta 
Crepus'cle,  Kr-Ps^-L 
Crepus'cular,  Kr-Ps2-Kl 

R 
Crepus'culous,    Kr-Ps» 

Kls 

Crescen'do,  Krs-N-D« 
Cres'cent,  Krs2-Nt 
Cres'cive,  Krs-V2 
Cress,  Krs2 
Cres'set,  Krs-T« 


ORE 

Crest,     Krst*,     Krs  -  Td*, 

Krst2C) 

Crest'ed,  Krs-Td» 
Crest'-fallen,  Krsz-F-Ln 
Crest'less,  Krs-Z^s* 
Creta'ceous,  Kr-T—S/fs 
Creta'ceously,    Kr  -  T«  - 

SHs-Z, 

Cre'tic,  Kr-T3-K 
Cre'tin,  Kr-Tn3 
Cre'tinism,  Kr-Tn3-Z-M 

[or  Kr-T3-zM] 
Cre'tism,  Kr-T3-zM 
Crevasse',  Kr-Vs1 
Crev'ice,  Kr-Vs2 
Crew,  Kr3 
Crew'el,  Kr-L3 
Crew'et,  Kr-T^ 
Crib,  Kr-B3,  Kr-Bd3,  Kr- 

B*-Ha 

Crib'bage,  Kr-B-'  J 
Crib'bage-board,  Kr-B3- 

J-Brd 
Crib'ble,  Kr-Bl3,  Kr-Bld3, 

Kr-BF-NG 
Crick,  Kri-K 
Crick'et,  Kr-K-T3 
Crick'eter,  Kr-K-Tr3 
Cri'coid,  Kr-K-D1 
Cried,  Kr-Di 
Crier,  Kr-R1 
Grim.  Con.  KrS-M-Kn 
Crime,  Kri-M 
Crim'inal-ly,  KrS-M-M 
Criminal'ity.Kr-  M  -  >.'  1-  T ' 
Crim'inate,    Kr-M-N-T3, 

Kr-M-N-Td3,  Kr-M-N-T3- 

NG 
Crimina'tion,     Kr2  -  31  - 

Nshii 
Crim'inatory,    Kr-M-N- 

T*-R 
Crimp,  Kr-M-P3,  Kr3-Mt, 

Kr-M-P3C) 
Crimp'le,  Kr-M-PF.  Kr- 

M-Pld3.  Kr-H-Pia-NG 
Crim'son,  Kr»-Mz-X.  Kr3- 

Mx-Nd,  Kr*-Mz-N-NG 
Cri'natory,  Kr-N-Ti-fi 
Cringe,  Kr  -  N  -  J3,  Kr-N- 

Jd».  Kr-N-J3-NG 
Crin'ger,  Kr-N-Jr3 
Crin'gle,  Kr3-NG-Gl 
Cri'nite,  Kri-Nt 
Crink'le,  Kr^-NG-Kl,  Kr3- 

Sii-Kld.  Kri-NG-Kl-NG 
Crin'oline,  Kr-N-Ln3 
Crinose',  Kr2-Ns 
Crip 'pie,  Kir-Pi",  Kr-Pld3, 

Kr-PP-XG 
Cri'ses,  Krss1 
Cri'sis,  Krss1 
Crisp,    Krs-P3,    Krs-Pt^, 

Krs-p3-NG 
Crisp'ate,  Krs-Pt3 
Crisp'ated,  Kra-P^-Td 
Crispa'tion,  Krs-Pshn2 
Crisp'er,  Krs-Pr3 
Crisp'ly,  Krs  P3-L 
Crisp'ness,  Krs-P3-Ns 


60 

Crisp'y,  Krs-pa 
Criss'-cross,  Krs3- Krs 
Criss'-cross-row,     Krs3- 

KrsvR 

Crist'ate,  Krs-Tt3 
Crite'ria,  Kr-T»-.R 
Crite'rion,  Kr-T«-JZn 
Crit'ic,  Kr-T3-K 
Crit'ical-ly,  Krt»-Kl 
Crit'icalness,  Krt»-Kl-Ns 
Criticise,  Kr-Tsz3,  Kr-T3- 

szD.  Kr-T3-szNG 
Crit'iciser,  Kr-T3-szR 
Crit'icism,  Kr-T3-szM 
Critique',  Kr-T3-K 
Croak,    Kr2-K,    Kr2-K-T, 

Kr2-K-N'G 
Croak'er,  Kr2-Kr 
Cro'ceous,  Kr-SHs* 
Crochet',  Kr-SH2 
Crock,  Kr1  -  K,  Kr  -  K  -  T1, 

Kr*-K-KO 

Crock'ery,  Kra-Kr 
Crock'et,  K^-K-T 
Crock'y,  Krt-K 
Croc'odile,  Kr-K-D1-L 
Crocodil'ian,  Kr-K-D3-£n 
Cro'ous,  Kr2-Ks 
Croft,  Krft1 
Croisade',  Kr-sD2 
Croi'ses,  Krsz1 
Crom'lech,  Kr-M-ii-K 
Cromor'na,  Kr-M-fii-N 
Crone,  Krn2 
Cro'ny,  Kr2-N 
Crook,    KrS-K,    Kr-K-T3, 

Crook'-back,  KrS-K-B-K 
Crook'ed,  Kr-K-D3 
I  Crook'edly,  Kr-K-D3-i 
Crook'edness,    Kr-K-D3- 

Ns 
Croon,  Krn3,  Krnd3,  Krn3- 

NG 
Crop,  Kr-P1,   Kr-Pt1,   Kr- 

Crop'-eared,  Kr-pi-Rd 
Crop'ful,  Kr-Pi-Fl 
Crop'-out,  Kr-P1-! 
'  Crop'per,  Kr-Pr1 
Cro'sier,  Kr-ZHr2 
Cros'let,  Kr-sit1 
Cross,  Krs1,    Krst1,  Krs1- 

NG 

Cross'-bar,  Krsi-B  R 
Cross'-beam,  Krs^B-M 
Cross'-bill,  Krs»-B-L 
Cross' -bow,  KrsJ-B 
Cross'-breed,  Krs^Brd 
Cross'-bun,  Krs^Bn 
Cross'-chocks,  Krsi-CH- 

Ks 

Cross'-cut,  Krs^Kt 
Cross'-examination, 

Krs'-K-zM-Nshn        [Kr1- 

zlI-Nshu] 
Cross'-examine,  Krs^K- 

sMn,  Krs'-K-sMncl,  Krs1- 

K-sMn->TG  [Krt-sMn,  Kr1- 

sMnd,  Kr'-K-sMn-NG] 


CRU 

Cross'-eyeot,  -grs'-i-D 
Cross'-fire,  Krs1  F-E 
Cross'flow,  Krs-Fl1 
Cross'-furrow,  K^-F-JI 
Cross'-grained,         Kr1- 

sGrnd 

Cross'ing,  Krsi-NG 
Cross'-jack,  Krsi-J-K 
Cross'-legged,  K^-si-G- 

D 

Cross'let,  Kr-sit1 
Cross'ly,  Kr-s/,1 
Cross'ness,  Krs^Ns 
Cross'-patch,  Krst-P-CH 
Cross'-piece,  Krs'-Ps 
Cross'-purpose,  Krs1-?- 

R-Ps 
Cross'-question,      Krs1- 

Kws-CHn     [KrsJ-Kw] 
Cross'-questioned,  Krsu 

Kws-CHnd 

Cross'-road,  Kri-sB-D 
Cross'-sea,  Ki^-sS 
Cross'-tie,  Krs^T 
Cross'-tree,  KrJ-8Tr 
Cross'- way,  K^-sW 
Cross'-wind,  Kr^sWnd 
Cross'wise,  Ki^-sWz 
Crotch,  Kr-CH1 
Crotch'et,  Kr-CHt1 
Crotch'ety,  Kr-CHt-T 
Cro'ton-oil,  Kr-Tn2-L 
Crouch,      Kr-CH1,    Kr- 
CHt1,  Kr-CH1 -NG 
Croup,  Kr-P3 
Croup'er,  Kra-Pr 
Crou'pier,  Kr-P3-R 
Crow,  Ki-2.  Kr 
Crow'-bar,  Kr2-B-E 
Crowd,    Krd1,     Kr-Dd1, 

Krd!-NG 

Crowd'ed,  Kr-Dd1 
Crowd'er,  Kr-Dr1 
Crow'-foot,  K^-Ft 
Crow'-keeper,  Kr2-K-Pr 
Crown,  Km1.  Krud1,  Krn1 

-NG 

Crown'er,  Kr]-Nr 
Crown'-glass,  Kri-N-Gls 
Crown'-imperial,  Krn1- 

M-P-JB 

Crown'-land,  Ern1-£nd 
Crown'-law,  Krnl-L 
Crown'-lawyer,  ~Rrul-L- 

K 

Crown'-omce,  Krn^Fs 
Crown'-paper,     Krn1-?- 

Pr 

Crown'-post,  Krni-Pst 
Crown'-saw,  Krn^S 
Crown'-side,  Knii-sD 
Crown'-wheel,    Kr1  -  N- 

Wl 
Crown'-work,      Kr1  -  N- 

Wr-K 

Crow's'-foot,  Krz2-Ft 
Crow's'-nest,  Krz*-Nst 
Crow' -toe,  Kr^-T 
Cru'ces,  Krsz3 
Cru'cial,  Kr-SHl> 


CRU 

Cru'ciate,  Kr-SH»-T 
Cru'cible,  Kre-B3-!. 
Cru'cified,  Krs-Fd8 
Crucil'erous,  Krs-F8-iEs 
Cru'cifier,  Krs-F8-R 
Cru'cifix,  Krs-F'-Ks 
Crucifix'ion,  Krs  -  F«  - 

Kshn 

Cru'ciform,  Krs-F3-R-M 
Cru'cify,  Krs-F3,  Krs-Fd3, 

Krs-F3-NG 

Crucig'erous,  Kr-sJrS-S 
Crude,  Kr-D»,  Kr-Dr^Kr- 

Dst-i 

Crude'ly,  Kr-D3-£ 
Crude'ness, 
Cru'dity,  Kr-D3-T 
Cru'el,  Kr-L3 
Cru'elly,  Kr-Z," 
Cru'elty,  Kr-i3-T 
Cru'et,  Kr-Ts 
Cruise,  Krz3,  Krzd3,  Krz3- 

NG 

Cruis'er,  Kr-Zr3 
Crul'ler,  Kr-Lr2 
Crumb,  Kr2-M 
Crumb'-cloth,  Kr2-M-Kl- 

TH 
Crum'ble,  Kr-M-Bl2.  Kr- 

M-Bld2,  Kr-M-Bl2-NG 
Crum'my,  Kr2-M 
Crum'pet,  Kr-M-Pt2 
Orum'ple,  Kr-M-Pls,  Kr- 

M-Pld2,  Kr-M-P12-NG 
Crum'pling,  Kr-M-Pl*- 

NG 
Crunch,    Kr-N-CBX    Kr- 

N-CHta.  Kr-N-CH2-NG 
Cru'or,  Kr-R3 
Crup'per,  Kr-PrSor2 
Cru'ral,  Kr-fiis 
Crusade',  Kr-sD» 
Crusad'er,  Kr-sDr2 
Crusa'do,  Kr-sD2 
Cruse,  Krs3 
Cru'set,  Kr-sT3 
Crush,   Kr-SH2,   Kr-SHt«, 

Kr-SH2-NG 
Crush'er,  Kr-SHr2 
Crust,    Krst2,     Krs  -  Td2, 

Krst2C) 

Crusta'cea,  Krs-T2-5fl" 
Crusta'cean,  Krs-T2-5jHh 
Crustaceol'ogy,   Krs-T1- 

S//1-J 

Crusta'ceous,Krs-T2-SH8 
Crust'ily,  Krs-T«-£ 
Crust'iness,  Krs-T2-Ns 
Crust'y,  Krs-T2 
Crutch,  Kr-CH2 
Crutched,  Kr-CHd» 
Crux,  Kr^-Ks 
Cry,  Kri,  Krd',  Kr»-NG 
Cry'ing,  Kr'-NG 
Crypt,  Kr-Pta 
Cryp'tic,  Kr-Pt»-K 
Cryp'tical,  Kr-Pt3-Kl 
Cryp'togam,  Kr-Pt3-G-M 
Cryptoga'naian,   Kr-Pt2- 

G-Mn 


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Cryptogam'ic,  Kr-Pti-G- 

M-K 
Cryptog'amous,    Kr-Pt1- 

G-Ms 
Cryptog'amy,   Kr-P^-G- 

M 
Cryptog'raphy,    Kr-Pt1- 

Gr-F 

Cryptol'ogy,  Kr-Pti-i-j 
Crys'tal,  Krs-T3-L 
Crys'talline,  Krs-T3-in 
Crystalliza'tion,  Krs-T2- 

Lzshn 
Crys'tallize,  Krs  -  T3  -  Lz, 

Krs-T3-Z,zd,     Krs-T3-£z- 

NG 
Crystallog'raphy,    Krs- 

Cub,  K-B2,  K  Bd2,  K-B2- 

NG 
CuTaature,     K-Btr3     (or 

K-CHr3) 
Cube,  K-B3,  K-Bd3,  K-B3- 

NG 

Cu'beb,  K-B3-B 
Cu'bic,  K  BS-K 
Cu'bical-ly,  K-B3-K1 
Cu'bicalness,  K  -  B3  -  Kl  - 

Ns 

Cu'biform,  K-B3-F-R-M 
Cu'bit,  K-Bt3 
Cu'bital,  K-Bt3-L 
Cu'bo-cube,  K-B3-K-B 
Cubo-cu'bo-cube,  K-B3- 

K-B-K-B 
Cu'boid,  K-Bd3 
Cuboid'al,  K-Bdi-L 
Cuck'ing-stool,    K2  -  K  - 

NG-sT-L 
Cuck'old,  K-K-Ld2,  K-K- 

;2-Dd.  K-K-Z,2-D-NG 
Cuck'oo,  K3-Koo 
Cuck'oo-spit,  K3-K-sPt 
Cuck'oo-spittle,  K3-K- 

sP-Tl 
Cu'cullate  or  Cucul'late 

K-K-it3or2 
Cu'cullated  or  Cucul'- 

lated,  K-K-L3or2-Td 
Cu'cumber,  K-K-M-Br3 
Cucur'bit,  K-Kr-Bt2 
Cucurbita'ceous,  K-Kr- 

W-T-SHs 
Cud,  K-D2 
Cud'dle,  K-D12,  K-Dld2, 

K-D12-NG 
Cud'dy,  K-D2 
Cud'gel,  K-J12    (See  Ca- 
jole), K-Jld2,  K-J12-NG 
Cud'geler,  K-J12-R 
Cue,  K3 

CuflF,  Kf2,  Kfd2,  KP-NG 
Cu'flC,  K-F3-K 
Cuirass',  Kw-Ks1 
Cuirassier7,  Kw-B3-zR 
Cuish,  Kws3 
Cuisine',  Kwz3-N 
Culdee',  Kl-D3 
Cul-de-sac',  Kld'-sK 
Cu'lex.  K- L»-  KB 


CUN 

Cu'linary,  K-^s-Nr 
Cull,  K.-L2,   K-Ld'-,    K  L2- 

NG 
Cul'lender,   Kl--Ndr  (or 

Klndr-) 

Cull'er,  K-Li-s 
Cul'lion,  K-in2 
Cul'lis,  K-Ls2 
Cul'ly,  K-L" 
Culm,  K12-M 
Cui'men,  Kl3-Mn 
Culmif'erous,    Kl-M-ps. 

Ks 
Cul'minate,    Kl-M-N-T2,! 

Kl-M-N-Td2,  K1-M-N-T-- 

NG  . 

Culmina'tion,     Kl2  -  M  \ 

Nshn 

Culpabil'ity,  Kl-ps-Blt 
Cul'pable-y,  K1-P2-B1 
Cul'pableness,  Kl-ps-Bl- 

Ns     [Kl-P2iBs] 
Cul'prit,  Kl-Prt2 
Cult,  K-Lt2 
Cul'ter,  K-Ltr2 
Cultivable,  Klt-V2-Bl 
Cul'tivate,  Klt-Vt2,  Klt- 

V2-Td,  Klt-Vta-XG 
Cultiva'tion,  Klt-Vshn2 
Cul'tivator,  Klt-Vtr2 
Cul'trate,  Kl-Trt2 
Cul'trated,  Kl-Tr2-Td 
Cult'ure,    Kl-CHr2.   Kl- 

CHrd-'.  Kl-CHr2-NG 
Cul'tured,  Kl-CHrd2 
Cult'ureless,  Kl-CHr2-Za 
Cult'urist,  Kl-CHrst2 
Cul'verin,  Klv-R^-^ 
Cul'vert,  Klv-Rt- 
Cul'vertailed,  Klv-.R2-T- 

Ld 

Cum'bent, :  But2 
Cum'ber,     ;Br2,      iBrd1, 

iBr2-NG 

Cum'bersome,  i  Br2-sM 
Cum'bersomely,     :  Br2- 

sM-L 
Cum'bersomeness,  !Br2- 

sM-Xs 

Cum'brance,  iBrns2 
Cum'brous, '.  Brs2 
Cum'brously,  ;Br2-s£ 
Cum'brousness,     i  Brs2- 

Ns 

Cum'frey, !  Fr* 
Cum'in,  K2-Mn 
Cu'mulate,  K-M-^t3,  K- 

M-L3-Td.  K-M-Z,t3-NG 
Cumula'tion,  K-M-ishn2 
Cu'mulative,  K-M-£t3-V 
Cu'neal,  K-N-L3 
Cu'neate,  K-N-T8 
Cu'neated,  K-N-Td3 
Cuneat'ic,  K-N-T^K 
Cuneiform,  K-N-F3-R-M 
Cu'niform,  K-N-F3-R-M 
Cun'ning,  Kn2-NG 
Cun'ningly,  Kn-KG-L2 
Cun'ningness,    Ku2-NG 

Ns 


CUP 

Cup,  K-P2,    £-Ptf,    X-P*. 

NG 

Cup'-bearer,  K-P^-B-Rr 
Cup'board,  K-Brd2 
Cu'pel,  K-PP 
Cupel',  K-P12 
Cupella'tion,  K-Plshn* 
Cu'pid,  K-Pd3 
Cupid'ity,  K-Pd^-T 
Cu'pola,  K-ps-i 
Cupped,  K-Pt« 
Cup'per,  K-Pr2 
Cup'ping,  K-P2-NG 
Cup'ping-glass,   K  -  P2  - 

T»TG-Gls 

Cu'preous,  K-Pr3-S 
Cupriferous,  K-frP-Rs 
Cu'prite,  K-Prt3 
Cu'pule,  K-ps-L 
Cur,  Kr2 
Cur'able,  Kr-Bl3 
Cur'ableness,  Kr-Bl3-Ns 
Curacoa',  K-^-S 
Cu'racy,  K-.R3-S 
Curas'sow,  K-^-S 
Cu'rate,  K-fft3 
Cu'rateship,  K-fft8!8H 
Cu'rative,  K-.Rt3-V 
Cura'tor,  K-fltr2 
Curb,  Kr-B2,  Kr-Bd2,  Kr- 

B2-NG 

Curb'-roof,  Kr-B2-Kf 
Curb'-stone,  Kr-B2-sTn 
Curcu'lio,  Kr-K-/,3 
Curd,  Kr-D2,  Zr-Dd2,  Zr- 

D2-NG 
Cur'dle,  Kr-Dl«,  Kr-Dld*. 

Kr-D12-NG 
Curd'y,  Kr-D* 
Cure,  Kr3.  Krds,  Kr^-NG 
Cure',  K-/J2 
Cure'less,  Kr-is^ 
Cur'er,  K-Rr3 
Cur^few,  Kr-F* 
Curioa'ity, 
Curip'so,  K  .R2-S 
Cu'rious,  K-Ks3 
Cu'riously, 
Cu'riousness,  K-JKs3-Ns 
Curl,   K  -  RV,  K  «ld2,  K  - 

B12-NG 

Curl'er,  K-ffl^-R 
Cur'lew,  Kr-L2 
Curl'iness,  K-RV-Xs 
Curl'ing-irons,    K  -  Rl*  • 

NG-IRns 

Curl'ing-tongs,  K-JBP- 
1    NG-T-XGs 
Curl'y,  K-B12 
Curmud'geon,  Kr-M-Jn2 
Curmud'geonly,   Kr-M- 

J2-M 

Cur'rant,  K-flnt2 
Cur'rency,  K-Kn2-8 
Cur'rent,  K-jRnt^ 
Cur'rently,  K- 
Cur'rentness, 
Cur'ricle,  K-/P-K1 
Curric'ulum,  K-« 
Cur'rier,  K-R*-R 


62                                   CZA 

Cur'rish,  Z-tfs-SH 

Cutlery,  zt-L*-jR 

Currishly,  K-R^-Sffl 

Cut'let,  Kt-it* 

Cur'rishness,    Z-/J2-SH- 

Cut'-Off,  Kt2-F 

Ns 

Cut'purse,  Kt-Prs* 

Cur'ry.  K-.R2,  Z-.K2-D,  Z- 

Cut'ter,  Ztr2 

7Z2-NG 

Cut'ting,  Kt*-NG 

Cur'ry-comb,  K-^-K-M 

Cut'tle,  Zt-La 

Curse,  Krs'-,  Zrst2,  Zrs2- 

Cut'tle-flsh,  'E.t-Lt-y-SB. 

NG 

Cut'ty,  Z-T2 

Curs'ed,  Krs-Ds 

Cut'-water,  Z-T2-Wtr 

Curs'edly,  Zre-D2-Z. 

Cut'  -worm,  Zt~TVr-M 

Curs'er,  Kr-sR2 

Cuz,  Zz2 

Curs'ing,  Krs2-XG 

Cy'anate,  S^Nt 

Cur'sive,  Krs-V2 

Cyan'ic,  S'-N-K 

Cur'sorily,  Kr-sR*-L 

Cy'anide,  S'-X-D 

Cur'soriness,  Kr-S-R^-Ns 

Cy'anite,  8>-Xt 

Cur'sory,  Zr-s£2 

Cyan'ogen,  S'-N-Jn 

Curst,  Zrst2 

Cyanom'eter,  S^N-Mtr 

Cur'sus,  Krss2 

Cy'cle,  sKli 

Curt,  Krt2 

Cyclic,  sKP-Z 

Curtail,  Kr-T«-L,   Kr-T«- 

Cyclical,  BZ13-Z1 

Ld.  Kr-T2-L-NG 
Cur'tain,    Kr  -  Tn*,    Zr  - 

Cy'clograph,  sKli-Grf 
Cy'cloid,  sKl-D1 

Tnd«,  Kr-Tn^-NG 

Cycloid'al,  sKl-Dl1 

Curta'na,  Zr-T2-N 

Cyclom'etry,  sKl-M-Tr1 

Cur'tilage,  Kr-T2-£-J 

Cy'clone,  sKlu1 

Curt'ly,  Krt-L* 

Cyclope'an,  sKl-Pn* 

Curt'ness,  Zrt2-Ns 

Cyclope'dia,  gKl-P3-D 

Curt'sy,  Zr-T2-S 

Cyclopedic,  sZl-P2-D-K 

Cu'rule,  K-K13 

Cycloplc,  sZl-P'-Z 

Cur'vate,  Zr-Vt* 

Cy'clops,  sKl-Ps1 

Cur'vated,  Zr-V«-Td 

Cyg'net,  sG3-Nt 

Curva'tion,  Zr-Vshn* 

Cyg'nus,  sG3-Ns 

Cur'vature,  Kr-Vtr2 

Cylinder,  sindr3 

Curve,       Krv*,       Krvd2, 

Cylin'dric,  sLndi^-Z 

Zrv2-NG 

Cylin'drical,  sLndrS-Z-L 

Curv'edness,  Zr-Vd2-Ns 

Cylin'drifonn,  s!,n3-Dr- 

Cur'vet,  Kr-Vt«,  Zr-V2- 

Fr-M 

Td,  Kr-Vt2-NG 

Cyllndroid,  sZn3-Drd 

Curvilin'eal,  Zr-V3-Z-Nl 

Cy'ma,  s3H 

Curvilin'ear,  Zr-V»-Z,-Nr 

Cymar',  s5I-Ri 

Cur'vity,  Kr-V2-T 

Gym'bal,  sM-Bl3 

Cush'at,  Z-SH3-T 

Cyme,  sM1 

Cush'ion,  Zshn3,  Zslind3, 

Cymling,  sM-Z,3-NG 

Zshn3-NG 

Cy'mose,  sMs1 

Cusp,  Ks-P2 

Cy'mous,  sMs1 

Cusp'idal,  Ks-P*-Dl 

Cynic,  8>"3-Z 

Cusp'idate,  Zs-P2-Dt 

Cynlcal-ly,  sX3-Zl 

Cusp'idated,  Ks-P2-D-Td 

Cynlcalness,  sN3-Zl-Ns 

Cus'tard,  Ks-T2-Rd 

Cynicism,  sN-S3-zll 

Custo'dial,  Ks-T2-Dl 

Cyn'osure,  sN-SHr3or1 

Custo'dian,  Ks-T2-Dn 

Cy'on,  S!-N 

Cus'tody,  Ks-T2-D 

Cy'pher,  sFr1 

Cus'tom,  Ks-T2-M 

Cy'press,  sPrs1 

Cus'tomable-y,  Zs-T2- 

Cyp'rian,  sPrn3 

M-B1 
Cus'tomarily,   Zs-T2-M- 

Cyrenalc,  sffn^-z 
Cyriologlc,  sRl-L-3-'S. 

Rl 

Cyst,  Sst3 

Cus'tomary,  Zs-T«-M-fi 

Cystic,  Ss3-T-Z 

Cus'tomer,  Ks-T2-M-R 

Cys'tocele,  Ss3-T-sL 

Cus'tom-laouse,  Zs-T2- 

Cyst'ose,  Ss3-Ts 

M-Hs 

Cystot'omy,  Ss»-Tt-M 

Cut,  Zt2,  Zt2-NG 

Cythere'an,  sTH3-7J-N 

Cuta'neous,  Z-T»-Ns 

Cytlsus,  sTss* 

Cute,  Kt3.     See  Acute. 

Cy'toblast,  sT'-Blst 

Cu'ticle,  Kt3-Zl 

Czar,  Zi-R 

Cutic'ular,  Zt-Zl-R3 

Czari'na,  Z3-R-y 

Cu'tis,  K-Ts3 

Czarinlan,  Z3-iZ-Nn 

Cut'lass,  Zt-Ls» 

Czarlsh,  Z^-R-SH. 

Cut'ler,  Zt-Z,2-R 

Czar'owitz,  Z'-^-Wtz 

DAB                                63                                  DAS 

Dag'gle-tail,  Di-Gl-T-L 

Dan'cing,  Dns'-NG 

DagMock,  Di-G-Z-K 

Dan'cing-master,  Dns1- 

D. 

Daguer'rean,  D2-G-Kn 
Daguerre'ian,  D^G-^n 
Daguerre'otype,    D2-G- 

NG-Mstr 
Dan'delion,  Dni-D-Zn 
Dan'der,  Diidr1 

.Rt-P 

Dan'diprat,  Dn'-D-Prt 

Daguerre'otyper,  D«-G- 

Dan'dle,  D^X-Dl,   D1-!?- 

D,  the  fourth  letter  of  the 

Rt-Pr 

Dld,  I>l-N-Dl-XG 

Alphabet,  generally  repre- 
sents the   sound  of  d,   as 

Daguerre'otypist,  D2-G- 
flt-Pst 

Dan'dler,  D'-N-Dl-R 
Dan'driff,  Da-N-Drf 

heard  in   the  words   day, 

Daguerreotyp'ic,   D3-G- 

Dan'druff,  D^-X-Drf 

due,  bad,  did,  etc.    In  the 

7it-P-K 

Dan'dy,  Dni-D 

termination    of    the    past 

Daguerreotyp'ical,    D3- 

Dan'dyism,  Dn^-D-Z-H 

tense  of  verbs,   -ed,  when 

G-Bt-P-Kl 

(or  Dii'-D-zM) 

the    e    is    silent,    d,  after 

Daguerre'otypy,    D«-G- 

Dane,  Du2 

breath  consonants,  has  the 

.Rt-P 

Dan'ger,  Ds-X-Jr   [D=-Jr[ 

sound  of  t,  and  is  so  writ- 

Dahl'ia, D^or^-L 

Dan'gerous,  D'--X-Jrs 

ten  in  Phonography,  as  in 
rapped,    matched,    locked, 

Dai'ly,  D*-L 
Dain'uly,  Dnz-T-Z 

Dan'gerously,    D2-X-Jr-' 

quaffed,     passed,     rushed, 

Dain'tiness,  Dn2-T-Ns 

sZ    [D2-Jr-.si] 

etc.;  but  in  such  termina- 

Dain'ty, Dn2-T 

Dan'gerousness,  D2  -  X- 

tion,    after    sonant    conso- 

Dai'ry, D"-R 

Jrs-Ns    [D2-Jrs-Ks] 

nants,  and  when  the  e  is 

Da'is,  D2-S 

Dan'gle,    D1  -  NG1,     DI- 

sounded,  the  d  retains  its 

Dai'sy,  D2-Z 

KGld.  D>-XG1-XG 

proper  sound  ;  as  in  robbed, 

Dale,  D2-L 

Dan'ish,  Dn2-SH 

lagged,  started,  etc. 

Dales'man,  Dz-iz-Mn 

Dank,  D'-NG-K 

Before  a  palatal  vowel  d 

Dal'liance,  D^i-Ns 

Dank'ish,  D'-NG-K-SH 

sometimes  has  the  sound 

Dal'lied,  Di-Ld 

Daph'ne,  Df'-N 

of  j,  as  in  soldier,  verdure. 

Dal'lier,  D^i-K 

Dap'per,  D'-Pr 

The    compound  dg  also 

Dally,  D'-i,  D'-Xd.DJ-Z- 

Dap'ple,    D1-?!,    DJ-Pld, 

sometimes  has  the  sound  of 

NG 

Di-Pl-NG 

4,  as  in  judpe,  judgment, 

Dalmat'ica,  Di-Z-Mt-K 

Dare,  D^R,  Di-Ed,  D^-R- 

bridpe. 
Dd,      except     in     com- 

Dal Segno,  D^Zs-Nlo 

Dal'tonism,     Di-Z-Tn-Z- 

NG 
In  phrases,  when  a  better 

pounds,  is  equivalent  to  d, 

M  [or  D!-Z-T-zM] 

outline  will  bo  obtained  by 

as  in  add,  odd,  eddy,  ruddy. 

Dam,  D1^,  D1-Md,  D^M- 

it.  Dare  is    written    D-R; 

See  Bb. 

NG 

thus, 

D  is  silent  in  Wednesday, 

Dam'age,  D'-M-j,  DJ-M- 

Dare  not.  D'-Knt 

and  a  few  other  words. 

Jd,  D1-M-J-NG 

Dare  say,  D'-JZ-S 

Dab,  Di-B,   Di-Bd,  Di-B- 

Dam'ageable,  Di-M-J-Bl 

Dare  do.  D'-Ti-D 

NG 

Dam'ascene,  Di-Ms-N 

Dare'-devil,  D^fl-D-Vl 

Dab'ble,   DJ-Bl,    D^Bld, 

Dam'ask,    D^Ms-K,   D1- 

Dar'er,  Dl-R-R 

D1-Bl-jSG 

Ms-Kt,Di-Ms-K-NG 

Dai^ic,  D*-R-K 

Dab'bler,  D'-Bl-K 

Dam'askeen,  D»-Ms-Kn 

Dark,  Dr'-K,  Dr^Kr,  Dr1- 

Dab'chick,  Di-B-CH-K 

Dam'asken,  D!-Ms-Kn 

Kst 

Dab'ster,  D^Bstr 

Dam'askin,  Di-Ms-Kn 

Dark'en,    Dri  -  Kn,    Dr1- 

Da  capo,  D^K-P 

Dame,  D2-M 

Knd,  Dr'-Kn-NG 

Dace,  Dsa 

Damn,  D^M,  Di-Md,  D'- 

Dark'ener,  Dr'-K-Xr 

Dac'tyl,  D^Kt-L 

M-NG    (or  D^Mn-NG) 

Dark'ish,  Dr'-K-SH 

Dac'tylar,  Di-Kt-Z-B 

Dam'nable-y,Di-M-N-Bi 

Dark'ling,  Dr^-Kl-NG 

Dacty'lic,  D3-Kt-Z-K 

Damna'tion,  D2-M-Nshu 

Dark'ly,  Dri-Kl 

Dactylog'raphy,  D^Kt- 

Dam'natory,Di-M-N-T-B 

Dark'ness,  Dr'-K-Ns 

Z-Gr-F 

Damned,  D^Md  or  D>-M- 

Dark'some,  Dr^K-sM 

Dac'tylist,  D^-Kt-Zst 

N-D 

Dark'y,  DrJ-KI 

Dactylol'ogy,  DJ-Kt-Z-J 

Dam'nify,  Di-M-N-F,  Di- 

Dar'ling,  Dri-Z-NG 

Dad,  Dd1 

M-N-Fd,  D!-M-N-F-NG 

Darn,  D^^n,  D^tfnd,  Di- 

Dad'dy,  D'-D 

Damp,  (v.)  D^M-P,    Dl- 

fin-NG 

Dad'dle,  Di-Dl 

Mt,  D^M-PO 

Dar'nel,  D'-K-Nl 

Dad'dy-long-legs,  D*-D- 

Damp,  (a.jD'-M-P,  Dl-M- 

Darn'er,  D'-K-Nr 

Z-NG-Z-Gz 

Pr,  Di-M-Pst 

Dar'nex,  D^K-N-Ks 

Da'do,  DJ-D 

Damp'en,  D^M-Pn,   D1- 

Dar'nic,  DJ-B-N-K. 

Dae'dal,  D3-D1 

M-Pnd,  D1-M-Pn-NG 

Dar'rein,  Dl-Ru 

Daedalian,  D*-D-Zn 

Damp'ness,  Di-M-p-Ks 

Dart,  D'-Kt,  Di-K-Td,  D1- 

Deed'alous,  D2-D-Zs 

Dam'sel,  D'-M-zZ 

Kt-NG 

Daffodil,  Dfi-D-L 

Dam'son,  D'-M-zN 

Dart'er,  D^Rtr 

Daft,  Dft' 

Da'naide,  D2-N-D 

Dash,  D^SH,  ~Dl-sm,  Di- 

Dag,  D'-G 

Dance,  Dns1,  Dnst1,  Dns1- 

SH-yjQ 

Dag'ger,  D>-Gr 

NG 

Dash'-board,  Dl-S3-'Bid 

Dag'gle,    Di-Gl,   D^Gld, 
D^-Gl-NG/ 

Dan'cer,  D'-Ns-B  [or  Di- 

8B] 

Dash'er,  D^SHr 
Dash'ing,  Dl-SH-'S<3 

DAS                                 64 

Das'tard,  D'-sTrd 

Deadly,  Dd2-£                 I 

Das'tardize,    D'-sTr-Dz, 

Dead'-march,  Dd«-M  R- 

D'-sTr-Dzd,     D'-sTr-Dz- 

CH 

NG 

Dead'ness,  Dd2-Ns 

Das'tardly,  Di-sTrd-i 

Dead'-point,  Dd2-Pnt 

Da'ta,  D2or'-T 

Dead'-reckoning,    Dd2- 

Date,  Dt2,  D2-Td,  Dt^f) 

B-Kn-NG 

Dateless,  Dt2-Z,s 

Dead'-water,  Dd2-Wtr 

Date'-palm,  Dt2-P-M 

Dead'-  weight,  Dd2-Wt 

Date'-tree,  Dt2-Tr 

Deaf,  Df2«r» 

Da'tive,  D'-'-Tv 

Deafen,  Df2or3-N,  J)f-or3- 

Da'tum,  Dt2-M 

Nd.  Df^rS-N-NG 

Daub,  D'-B,  D'-Bd,  D'-B- 

Deafness,  DPorS-Ns 

NG 

Deal,  D3-L,  D3-i-NG 

Daub'er,  D'-Br 

Deal'er,  D3-i  R 

Daub'ery,  D'-Br 

Dealing,  D3-i-NG 

Daubing,  D'-B-NG 

Dealt,  D2-Lt 

Daub'y,  D'-B 

Dean,  Dns 

Daugh'ter,  Dtr1.  See  Au- 

Dean'ery, D»-Nr 

ditor. 

Dean'ship,  Dn»-SH-P  [or 

Daughterly,  D'-Tr-Z 

Dn3iSH] 

Daugh'ter-in-law,     D'- 

Dear,  D3-R,  D'-Rr,  D3-Kst 

Tr-Nl 

In  phrases  dear  is  some- 

Daunt.Dnt', Di^-Td,  Dnt'- 

times  written  Dr;  thus, 

NG 

Dear  sir,  DrS-sR 

Daunt'ed,  Dn'-Td 

My  dear  sir,  M-DrS-sR 

Dauntless,  Dnt'-Ls 

Dear'born,  D^-R-S-Ru 

Dau'phin,  Df'-N 

Dearly,  D3-.ffl 

Dau'phiness,  Df'-N-S 
Davit  or  Da'vit,  Dv'or2- 

Dear'ness,  D3-B-Ns 
Dearth,  D2-.K-TH 

T 

Death,  D2-TH 

Da'vy-lamp,  D2-  V-L-M-P 

Death'-bed,  D2-TH-Bd 

Daw,  D' 

Deathless,  D2-TH-is 

Daw'dle,  D'-Dl,   D'-Dld, 

Deathlike,  D2-TH-i-K 

D'-Dl-NG 

Deathly,  D2-TH1 

Daw'dler,  D'-Dl-R 

Death's'-door,  D2-THs- 

Dawn,  Dii',  Dnd'.Dn'-NG 

D-R 

Dawning,  Dn'-NG 

Death's'-head,   D2-THs- 

Day,  D2 

Hd 

Day'-book,  D2-B-K 

Death's'man,D2-THs-Mn 

Day'-break,  D2-Br-K 

Death'-warrant,  D2-TH- 

Day'-dream,  D2-Dr-M 

Wrnt 

Day'-labor,  D2-i-Br 

Death'-  watch,   D2  -  TH  - 

Day'-laborer,  D2-£-Br-R 

wCH 

Daylight,  D2-it 

Deba'cle,  D2-B-K1 

Days'man,  D2-zMn 

Debar',  D'-B-R,  D'-B-Rd. 

Day'spring,  D2-sPr-NG 

D»-B-7f-NG 

Day'-star,  D5-sT-R 

Debark',  D'-Br-K,  D'-Br- 

Days'-work,  D2-zWr-K 

Kt,  D'-Br-K-NG 

Day'-time,  Dt2-M 

Debarka'tion,     D2  -  Br  - 

Daze,  Dz2,  Dzd2,  Dz«-NG 

Kshn 

Daz'zle,  D'-Zl,  D'-Zld,  D'- 

Debase',  D2-Bs,  D2-Bst, 

Zl-K(i 

D2-Bs-NG 

Daz'zlingly,  D^-Zl-NGl 

Debase'ment,  D2-B-sMnt 

Dea'con,  D3-Kn 

Debas'er,  D2-B-sR 

Dea'coness,  D3-Kn-S 

Debasing,  D2-Bs-NG 

Dea'conry,  D3-Kn-7J 

Debat'able,  D2-Bt-Bl 

Dea'conship,  D3-KniSH 

Debate',  D2-Bt,  D2-B-Td. 

Dead,  Dd2 

D2-Bt(-) 

Dead'-beat,  Dd2-Bt 

Debat'er,  D2-Btr 

Dead'-center,  Dd*-sNtr 

Debauch,  D'-B-CH,   D1- 

Dead'-coloring,   Dd2-K- 

B-CHt,  D'-B-CH-NG 

ir-NG 

Debauchee',  D3-B-SH 

Dead'en,    D2-Dn,  D2-Dn- 

Debauch'er-y,  D'-B-CHr 

D,  D2-Dn-NG 

Debauch'ment,    D'  -  B  - 

Dead'-head,  Dd2-Hd 

CH-Mnt 

Dead'-letter,  Dd*-/,tr 

Debent'ure,  D2-Bntr 

Dead'-lift,  Dd2-Z,-Ft 

Debent'ured,  D2-Bnt-Rd 

Dead'-light,  Dd2-£t 

Deblle,  D2-Bl 

Pead'liness,  Dd2://-Ns 

Debilitate,  D3-Bl-Tt,  D3- 

DEC 


Bl-T-Td, : 

Debility,  D3-B1-T 
Debit,    D2-Bt,    D2-B-Td, 

D2-Bt(-). 

Debonair',  D'-B-Nr 
Debonairly,  D'-B-Nr-L 
Debonair'ness,  D'-B-Nr- 

Ns 

Debouch',  D3-B-SH 
Debouchure',  D3-B-SHr 
Debris',  D3-Br 
Debt,  Dts 
Debtee',  D'-Te 
Debt'less,  Dt2-is 
Debt'or,  Dtr2 
Debut',  D3-B 
Debutant',  D'-B-Tn 
Debutante',  D'-B-Tnt 
Dec'achord,.  D2-K-Krd 
Decachor'don,  D'-K-Kr- 

Dn 

Dec'adal,  D2-K-D1 
Dec'ade,  D2-Kd 
Deca'dence,  D2-K-Dns 
Deca'dency,  D2-K-Dn-S 
Dec'agon,  D2-K-Gn 
Dec'agram,  D2-K-Gr-M 
Dec'agyn,  D2-K-Jn 
Decahe'dral,   D3-K-Hdr- 
•  L 
Decahe'dron,   D3-K-Hd- 

Rn 

Decaliter,  D'-Kltr 
Decalitre,  D'-Kltr 
Decal'ogist,  D'-Kl-Jst 
Dec'alogue,  D2-K1-G 
Decam'eron,  D'-K-M-Rn 
Decam'eter    or    Dec'a- 

meter,  D'or2-K-Mtr 
Decamp',  D'-K-M-P,  D1- 

K-Mt,  D'-K-M-P-NG 
Decamp'ment,   D'-K-M- 

P-Mnt 

Dec'anal,  D2-K-N1 
Decan'drous,  D'-K-N- 

Drs 
Decan'gular,  D1  -  K  -  NG- 

Gl-R 
Decant',  D'-Knt,    D'-Kn- 

Td,  D'-Knt-NG 
Decanta'tion,     D2  -  Kn  - 

Tshn 

Decant'er,  Di-Kntr 
Decapitate,    D'-K-P-Tt, 

D'-K-P-T-Td,        D'-K-P- 

Tt(-) 
Decapita'tion,  D2  -  K  P- 

Tshn 

Dec'apod,  D'-K-Pd 
Decarboniza'tion,     D«- 

Kr-B-NzsAn 
Decar'bonize,    D'-Kr-B- 

Nz,  D'-Kr-B-Nzd,  D'-Kr. 

B-Nz-NG 

Dec'astich,  D2-Ks-T-K 
Doc'astyle,  D2-Ks-T-L 
Decasyllabic,  D'-K-s/^ 

B-K 
Decay',  D-K,  D2-Kd,  D«- 

K-NG 


DEC 

Decease',  Dss3  (See  Dis- 
ease). Dss3-T,  Dss"-NG 
Deeeas'ed,  Dss3-T.     See 

Diseased. 
Deceit',  Ds3-T 
Deceit'ful-ly,  Ds3-T-Fl 
Deceit'fulness,    Ds3  -  T  - 

Fl-Ns    [tFs] 
Deceiv'able,  Ds3-V-Bl 
Deceive',  Ds3-V,  Ds3-Vd, 

Dsa-V-NG 
Deceiv'er,  Ds3-Vr 
Decem'ber,    D"  -  sM  -  Br 

[D2-sM] 
Decem'pedal,   D2-sM-P- 

Dl 

Decem'vir,  D2-sM-Vr 
Decem'viri,  D2-sM-Vr 
Decem'viral,  D2-sM-Vr- 

L 

Decem'virate,  D2-sM- Vrt 
De'cency,  Ds3-N-S 
Decen'nary,  Ds2-N-.R 
Decen'nial,  Ds2-N-L 
De'cent,  Ds3-Nt 
De'cently,  Ds3-Nt-L 
De'centness,  Ds3-Nt-Ns 
Deceptibil'ity,  D3-sPt- 

Blt 

Decep'tion,  D2-sPslm 
Decep'tive,  D2-sPt-V 
Decep'tory,  D=-sP-T-fi 
Decharm',  Di-CHr-M 
Dechris'tianize,  D3-Krs- 

CH-Nz,    D3-Krs-CH-Nzd, 

D3-Krs-CH-Nz-NG 
Decid'able,  Ds^D-Bl 
Decide',  Dsi-D.  DsJ-Dd, 

Ds'-D  NG 
Decid'ed,  Ds>-Dd 
Decid'edly,  Ds'-Dd-i 
Decid'er,  Di-sDr 
Dec'idence,  Ds^-Dns 
Decid'uous,  Ds3-D-S 
Decid'uousness,  2s3-Ds- 

Ns 

Dec'igram,  Ds=-Gr-M 
Decil'iter,  D^-sZ,tr 
Decill'ion.  D3-sLn 
Decill'ionth,  DS-B^-N- 

TH 

Dec'imal,  D2-sM-z; 
Dec'imate,  D2-sMt,  D«- 

sM-Td.  D2-sMtC) 
Decima'tion,  D^-sMshn 
Dee'irnator,  D2-sMtr 
Decim'eter,  D3-sMtr 
Deci'pher,  Dsi-Fr,  Ds1- 

Frd.  Ds'-Fr-NG 
Decipherable,  Ds^Fr- 

Bl 

Decipherer,  D8>-Fr-K 
Deciphering,  Dsi-Fr-NG 
Decis'ion,  Vszhn* 
Deci'sive,  Dss^V 
Deci'sively,  Dssi-V-£ 
Deci'siveness,  Dss^V-Ns 

Beci'sory,  D'-ssfl 
eck, 
NQ 


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Deck'er,  D^-Kr 
Deck'ing,  D2-K-NG 
Declaim',  D2-K1-M.    D=- 

Kl-Md,  D2-K1-M-NG 
Declaim'ant,  D2-Kl-Mnt 
Declaim'er,  D2-Kl-Mr 
Declama'tion,     D2  -  Kl  - 

Mshn 
Declam'atory,  DJ-Kl-Mt- 

R 

Declarable,  Di-Kl-K-Bl 
Declara'tion,       D2  -  Kl  - 

Eshn 

Declar'ative,  D^-Kl-B-Tv 
Declar'atory,  DJ-Kl-fi-T- 

R 
Declare',  D^Kl-K,  D'-Kl- 

RA,  Di-Kl-fi-NG 
Declaredly,  D'-Kl-Kd-i 
Declen'sion,  D2-Kl-Nshn 
Declin'able,  D'-Kl-N-Bl 
Dec'linate,  D2-Kl-Nt 
Decima'tion,  D2-Kl-Nshn 
Dec'linator,  D2-Kl-Ntr 
Declin'atory,  Di-Kl-N-T- 

R 

Declin'ature,  DJ-Kl-Ktr 
Decline',    D^Kln,     D1- 

Kliid.  Di-Kln-NG 
Declin'er,  Di-Kl-Nr 
Declinom'eter,   DJ-Kln- 

Mtr 

Decliv'itous,  D3-Kl-V-Ts 
Decliv'ity,  D3-K1-V-T 
Decli'vous,  Di-Kl-Vs 
Decoct',  Di-K-K-T.  DJ-K- 

K-Td.  D1  K-K-T-NG 
Decoct'ible,    Di-K-K-T- 

Bl 

Decoc'tion,  Di-K-Kshn 
Decol'late,  m-K-Lt,  Di- 

K-L-Td,  p!-K-Z,t-NG 
Decolla'tion,  D2-K-ishn 
Decol'or,  D2-K-Lr 
Decol'orant,  D2  K-£r-Nt 
Decol'oration,      D2  -  K  - 

Lrshn 
Decompos'able,  D2!Pz- 

Bl 
Decompose',   D2iPz,  D2 

'.Pzd.  D2'.Pz-NG 
Decompos'ed,  D2  !Pzd 
Decompos'ite,  D1  :PZ-T 
Decomposi'tion,         D3 

;  fzshn 
Decompound',  DilPnd. 

DMPn-Dd.  DMPnd-NG 
Decompound'able,     D1 

IPnd-B(-L) 
Dec'orate,  D2-Ert,  D2-Kr- 

Td.  D2-Krt-NG 
Decora'tion,  D2-Krshn 
Dec'orative,  D2-Krt-V 
Dec'orator,  D2-Krtr 
Dec'orous,  D2-Krs 
Dec'orously,  D2-Kr-sZ, 
Deco'rousness,  D^-Krs- 
1     Ns 

Decor'ticate,  Di-Kr-T- 
I     Kt,  Di-Kr-T-K-Td, 


DED 

T-Kt-NG 
Decortica'tion,  D-Kr-TN 

Kshn 

Deco'rum,  D2-Kr-M 
Decoy',  Di-K,  Di-Kd,  D*- 

K-NG 

Decoy'-duok,  Di-K-D-K 
Decoy'er,  IM-K-R 
Decrease',  D3  -  Krs,   D3  - 

Krst.  D^-Krs-NG 
Decree',   D3-Kr.    D3-Krd, 

Dec'rement,  D-Kr-Mut 
Decrep'it,  D--Kr-Pt 
Decrep'itate,  I>s  -  Kr  -  P- 

Tt,  D2-Kr-P-T-Td.  D2-Kr- 

P-Tt(-) 
Decrepita'tion,  D2-Kr-P- 

Tshn 
Decrep'itness,  D2-Kr-Pt- 

Ns 
Decrep'itude,  D2-Kr-P- 

Td 
Decrescen'do,  D2-Krs-N- 

D 

Decres'cent,  D2-Krs-Nt 
Decre'tal,  Da-Krt-L 
Decre'tist,  D3-Kr-Tst 
Decre'tive,  D3-Krt-V 
Dec'retorily,  D'--Kr-T-*l 
Dec'retory,  l)2-Kr-T-7S 
Decri'al,  D'-Kr-L 
Decri'er,  D'-Kr-R 
Decry',  D1  -  Kr,  D1  -  Krd, 

Decrusta'tion,    D2  -  Krs  - 

T.shn 

Decuba'tion,  D2-K-Bshn 
Decum'bence,  P-tBns 
Decum'bency,  D-;Bn-S 
Decum'bent,  D-:Bnt 
Decum'bently,    D2 :  Bnt- 

Decum'biture,D2  :B-CHr 
Dec'uple,  D^-K-Pl 
Decu'rion,  D»-K-Rn 
Decur'rent,  D--K-^nt 
Decur'sion,  D2-Krshn 
Decur'sive,  D2-Krs-V 
Decurt',  D'^-Krt 
Decus'sate,  D--Ks-T,  D2- 

Ks-Td,  D2-Ks-T-NG 
Decus'sated,  D2-Ks-Td 
Decussa'tion,  D2-Ks«An 
Ded'alous,  D-'-D-Zs 
Dedec'orous,  D2-D-Krs 
Dedenti'tion,      D3  -  Dn 

Tshn 
Ded'icate,  D2-D-Kt.  D2-D- 

K-Td.  D2-D-Kt-XG.    (See 

Deduct.) 

Dedicatee',  D3-D-K-Tc 
Dedica'tion,  D=-D-Kshn 
Ded'icator,  D2-D-Ktr 
Dedicato'rial,  D2-D-K-T- 

R\ 

Ded'icatory,  D2-D-K  1-R 
Deduce',  D3-Ds,   D3-Dst, 

D3-Ds-NG 
Deduce'ment,D3-D-sMnt 


DED 

Dedu'cible,  D3-Ds-Bl 
Dedu'cive,  Da-Ds-V 
Deduct',  Dd2-Kt       (See 

Dedicate. ),     Dd2  -  K  -  Td, 

Dd«  -  Kt  -  NG 
Deduc'tion,  Dd^-Kshn 
Deduc'tive,  Dd2-Kt-V 
Deduct'ively,  Dd2-Kt-V- 

L 
Deed,  Dd3,  D3-Dd  (or  j>3. 

D-D).  Dd3C) 
Deed'less,  Dd3-£s 
Deed'-poll,  Dd»-P-L 
Deem,  D^-M,  D3-Md,  D3- 

M-NG 
Deep,  (a.)  DS-P,  D»-Pr,  D3- 

Pst 
Deep'en,  D3-Pn,  D3-Pnd, 

D3-Pn-NG 
Deep'ly,  D3-P1 
Deep'-mouthed,  D3  -  P  - 

M-DHd 
Deep'-musing,  D3-P-Mz- 

NG 

Deep'-read,  D3-P-B-D 
Deer,  D3-R 
Deer'-stalking,  D3-JR-sT- 

K-NG 
Deface',   D2-Fs,    D2-Fst, 

D2-F6-NG 

Deface'ment,  D2-Fs-Mnt 
Defa'cer,  D2-Fs-R 
Defal'cate,  D>  -  Fl  -  K  -  T, 

Di-Fl-K-Td,    D!-F1-K-T- 

NG 

Defalcation,  D2-Fl-Kshn 
Defama'tion,  D2-F-Mshn 
Defam'atory,  D'-F-Mt-fl 
Defame',  D2-F-M,  D2-F- 

Md,  D2-F-M-NG 
Defam'er,  D2-F-Mr 
Default',  D^Flt,    D»-F1- 

Td,  D'-FH-NG 
Default'er,  D'-Fltr 
Defea'sance,  D3-Fz-Ns 
Defeasible,  D3-Fz-Bl 
Defeat',    Df3-T,    Df3-Td. 

Df3-T-NG 
Defecate,  Df2-Kt,  Df2-K- 

Td.  Df2-Kt-NG 
Defeca'tion,  Df2-Kshn 
Defect',  Df2^! 
Defec'tion,  Df=-Kshn 
Defect'ive,  Df=-Kt-V 
Defect'ively,  Dfs-Kt-V-L 
Defect'iveness,  DP  -  Kt  - 

V-Ns[!Vs] 
Defence',  Df2-Ks 
Defend',  Df2-Nd,   Df2-X- 

Dd.  Df-i-Nd-NG 
Defend'able,  Df  2-Nd-Bl 
Defend'ant,  Df  -  -  Xd  -  xt 

[D=]     '  I 

Defend'er,  Dfs-Ndr 
Defens'ative,  Df-Ns-Tv 
Defense',  Df--Ns 
Defense'less,  DP-Ns-Ls 
Defensible,  Df2-Ns-Bl 
Defen'sive,  DP-Ns-V 
Defen'sively,  Df2-Ns-V-Z, 


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Defer*,  Df2-B,  Df«-Ed,  Df«- 


Deference, 
Deferent,  Df2-flnt 
Deferen'tial,  Df«  -  B  -  N  - 

SHI     [Df2-Rn] 
Defer'rer,  DP-R-R 
DeflSnce,  DJ-F-Ns 
DeflSnt,  Di-F-Nt 
Defl'cience,  D^-F-SHns 
Defi'ciency,  D^-Fshn-S 
Defl'cient, 


Defl'ciently,  D3  -  F  -  SH  - 

Nt-L    [Da-F-SHii] 
Deficit,  D2-F8-T 
Defl'er,  D]-F-R 
Defile'  or  De'flle,  Dior3- 

F-L 
Defile',  D'-F-L,  Di-F-Ld, 

Di.F-L-NG 

Defile'ment,  D'-F-L-Mnt 
Defil'er,  Di-F-i-R 
Defin'able,  Df>-K-Bl 
Define',  DfJ-N,  DP-Nd, 

Dfi-N-NG 
Defin'er,  Df-N-K 
Definite,  Df«-Nt 
Definitely,  DP-  Nt-L 
Def'initeness,  Df2-Nt-Ns 
Defini'tion,  Df-Nshn 
Definitive,  Df*-N-Tv 
Defin'itivelyjDP-N-T-Vl 
Defin'itiveness,  Df3-N- 

Tv-Ns    [Dfs-MlVs] 
Defla'grable,D2-Fl-Gr-Bl 
Deflagrate,  D2-Fl-Grt, 

D2-Fl-Gr-Td,    D^-Fl-Grt- 

NG 
Deflagra'tion,      D2  -  Fl  - 

Grshn 

Def  lagrator,  D2-Fl-Grtr 
Deflect',  D2-F1-K-T.   D2- 

Fl-K-Td.  D2-F1-K-T-NG. 

See  Diffract. 
Deflec'tion,  D2-Fl-Kshn. 

See  Diffraction. 
Deflexlare,  D2-Fl-K-SHr 
Deflora'tion,  D2-Fl-/eshn 
Deflour',  D^-Fl-R,  Di-Fl- 

tfd.  D'-Fl-R-NG 
Deflour'er,  D>-Fl-Rr 
Deflux'ion,  D2-Fl-Kshn 
Defceda'tion,  Df^-Dshn 
Defolia'tion,  D^-F-ishn 
Deforce',  DP-Rs,  DP-Rst, 

Df'-.Rs-'SG, 
Deforce'ment,   Df2-Rs- 

Wut 
Defor'ciant,   DP-«-SHnt 

(or  -RKlmt) 
Deforcia'tion,     Df2  -  R  - 

SHshn 
Deform',  Df'-R-M,  Dfi-R- 

Md.  Dfi-R-M-NG- 
Deforma'tion,     Df2  -  R  - 

Mshn 
Deform'edly,  Dfi-R-Md- 

L 
Deform'er,  DfJ-fl-Mr 


DEI 

Deform'ity,  DP-R-M-T 
Defraud',  DJ-Frd,  Di-Fn 

Dd.  Di-Frd-NG 
Defraud'er,  D'-Fr-Dr 
Defraud'ment,  D!-Frd- 

Mnt 
Defray',   D*-Fr,   D2-Frd, 

D2-Fr-NG 

Defray'al,  D2-Fr-L 
Defray'er,  D2-Fr-R 
Defray'ment,  D2-Fr-Mnt 
Deft,  Dft2  , 

Deft'ly,  Dft«-L 
Defunct',  DP-NGt 
Defy',  Di-F,   Dfi-D,   Df. 

KG 

Defy'er,  Di-F-R 
Degar'nish,    DJ-Grn-SH, 

D'-Grn-SH,    Di-Grn-SH- 

NG 

Degen'eracy,  D2-J-Nr-S 
Degen'erate,  D2  -  J  -  Nrt, 

D2-J-Nr-Td.  D2-J-Nrt-NG 
Degen'erately,  D2-J-Nrt- 

L 
Degen'erateness,  D«- J- 

Nrt-Ns 
Degeneration,     D2  -  J  - 

Nrshn     [D2-Jshn] 
Degen'erative,  D2-J-Krt- 

V 
Deglu'tinate,  D3-Glt-Nt, 

D'-Glt-N-Td,    D3-Glt-Nt- 

NG 
Deglutina'tion,  D^  -  Glt- 

Nshn 

Degluti'ti9n,  D3-Gl-Tshn 
Degrada'tion,     D2  -  Gr  - 

Dshn 
Degrade',  D2-Grd,  D2-Gr- 

Dd,  D2-Grd-NG 
Degrad'ed,  D2-Gr-Dd 
Degrad'ingly,    D2  -  Grd  - 

NG1 

Degree',  D3-Gr    [Gr3] 
Degreed',  D3-Grd 
Degusta'tion,      D2  -  Gs  - 

Tshn 

Dehis'cence,  D3-Hs-Ns 
Dehis'cent,  D3-Hs-Nt 
Dehort',  D'-H-^Zt 
Dehorta'tion,  D2-H-B- 

Tshn 
Dehort'atory,  Dl-H-R-1~ 

R 

De'icide,  D3-sD 
;  Deif  ic,  D3-F-K 
Deif  ical,  D3-F-K1 
•  Deiflca'tion,  D2-F-Kshn 
De'ified,  Df^-D 
i  De'ifier,  D3-F-R 
De'iform,  D3-F-R-M 
De'ify,  D»-F,  Df3-D,  D«-F- 

NG 
Deign,   Dn2,   Dnd«,   Dn^ 

KG 
Deipnos'ophist,    Di  -  P- 

Ns-Fst 
De'ism,  D3-Z-M   (or  D*. 

zM; 


DEI 

De'ist,  D3-st 
Deist'ic,  D3-st-K 
Deist'ical-ly,  D3-St-Kl 
De'ity,  D3-T 
Deject',  D2-J-Kt,  D2-J-K- 

Td,  D2-J-Kt-NG 
Deject'edly,   D2-J-K-Td- 

Deject'edness,  D2-J-K- 

Td-Ns 

Dejeet'er,  D2- J-Ktr 
Dejec'tion,  D2-J-Kshn 
Dejent'ure,  D2-J-K-CHr 
Dejeuner',  D2-ZH-N 
De  ju're,  D3-J-« 
Delapse',  Di-Z-Ps,  Dl-L- 

Pst,  D'-Z-Ps-NG 
Delay',  D2-Z,  D^-Zd,  D2- 

Z-NG 

Delay'er,  D2-Z-R 
De'le,  D3-z 
Del'eble,  D2-Z-B1 
Delec'table-y,  D2-Z-K-T- 

Bl 
Delec'tableness,  D2  -  Z  - 

K-T-Bl-Ns     [-Bs] 
Delecta'tion,   D2  -  z  -  K  - 

Tshn 
Del'egate,  Dl2-Gt,  D1«-G- 

Td,  DP-Gt-NG 
Delega'tion,  Dl2-Gshn 
Delen'da,  D2-Z-N-D 
Delete',  D3-zt,  D3-L-Td, 

Delete'rious,  D3-Z-T-jRs 
Dele'tion,  D3-Zshn 
Dol'etory,  V*-Lt-K 
Delf,  D2-Z-F 
Delib'erate,  Dl3-Brt,  Dl3- 

Br-Td.  Dl3-Brt(-) 
Deliberately,  Dl3-Brt-Z 
Delib'erateness,Dl3-Brt- 

Ns 

Deliberation,  Dl2-Brshn 
Deliberative,  Dl3-Brt-V 
Delib'eratively,  Dl3-Brt- 

V-Z 

Del'icacy,  D12-K-S 
Del'icate,  Dl2-Kt 
Del'icately,  Dl2-Kt-Z 
Del'icateness,  Dl2-Kt-Ns 
Deli'cious,  W-L-SHs 
Deli'ciously,    D3-Z-SHs- 

Z 
Deli'ciousness,     D8  -  z  - 

Deliga'tion,  Dl2-Gshn 
Delight',  Di-Zt,  Di-Z-Td, 

Delighted,  Di-Z-Td 
Delight'ful-ly,  Dlti-Fl 
Delight'fulness,  Dlt^Fl- 

Ns    [Dlti:Ns] 
Delight'less,  Di-Zt-Zs 
Pelight'soma,  D'-Zt-sM 
Delin'eament,    -D3  -  Zn  - 

Mnt 
Delineate,  D3-Z-N-T,  l 

Z-N-Td,  D3-Z-N-T-NG 
Delinea'tion, 


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Delin'eator,  D3-Z-Ntr 
Delinquency,  D13-NG- 

Kwn-S 
Delinquent,     Dl3  -  NG  - 

Kwnt 

Del'iquate,  Dl^-Kwt 
Deliquesce',     Dl2  -  Kws, 

D12-Kwst.  DlS-Kws-NG 
Deliques'cence,        Dl2- 

Kws-Ns 
Deliques'cent,  Dl2-Kws- 

Nt 

Deliq'uiate,  Dl3-Kw-T 
Deliq'uium,  Dl3-Kw-M 
Delir'ious,  D»-L-Rs 
Delirtousness,  D«-Z-fis- 

Ns 

Delir'ium,  D3-Z-R-M 
Delites'cence,    D2-Z-Ts- 

Ns 
Delites'cency,   D2-Z-Ts- 

N-8 

Delit'igate,  D3-Z-T-Gt 
Deliv'er,Dl3-Vr.  Dis-Vrd. 

Dl3-Vr-NG     [Dl3,  Did3, 

D13C) 
Deliv'erance,  Dl3-Vrns 

[Dins3] 
Deliv'erer,Dl3-Vr-R  [Dl3- 

R] 

Deliv'ery,  Dl3-Vr    [DF] 
Dell,  D2-L 
Delph,  D2-Z-F 
Del'phian,  D2-Z-Fn 
Del'phic,  D2-Z-F-K 
Del'phin  or  Del'phine, 

D2-z-Fn 
Del'ta,  D2-Z-T 
Del'toid,  D^-Z-Td 
Delud'able,  D3-Z-D-B1 
Delude',  D3-Z-D  (See  Di- 
lute),  D»-Z-Dd,    D3-Z-D- 

NG 

Delud'er,  D3-Z-Dr 
Delud'ing,  D3-Z-D-NG 
Del'uge,  D2-Z-J,  D«-Z-Jd, 

D2-Z  J-NG 
Delu'sion,  D3-Zzhn 
Delu'sive,  D3-Zs-V 
Delu'sively,  D3-Zs-V-Z 
Delu'siveness,  DS-ZeiVs 
Delu'sory,  D3-Zs-K 
Delve,  D2-Z-V,  D2-Z-Vd, 

D2-Z-V-NG 
Delv'er,  D2-Z-Vr 
Demagnetize,  D1  -  M  -  G- 

N-Tz    [DJ-MrTz] 
Dem'agogism,    D2-M-G- 

G-zM 

Dem'agogue,  D2-M-G-G 
Domain',  D2-Mn 
Demand',  D1  -  Mnd,  Di  - 

Mn-Dd.  D'-Mnd-NG 
Demand'able,  Di-Mnd- 

B  (-L) 

Demand'ant,  D1-Mnd-Nt 
Demand'er,  D^Mndr 
Demarca'tion,    D2-M-JJ- 

Kshn 
Demean',   D3-Mn,    D3- 


DEM 

Mnd,  D3-Mn-NG 
Demean'or,  D3-M-Nr 
De'mency,  D3-Mn-S 
Demen'tate,  D2-  Mn  -  Tt, 

D2-Mn-T-Td.  D2-Mn-Tt(-J 
Dementa'tion,   D-  -  Mu  - 

Tslm 

Demen'ted,  D2-Mn  Td 
Demen'tia,  D^-Mn-SH 
Demeph'itize,  D--M-F- 

Tz,   D2-M-F-Tzd,    D^-M- 

F-Tz-NG 

Demer'it,  T>--~M-Rt 
Demersed',  D-'-M-TZst 
Demer'sion,  l)2-ir-7Jshn 
Demes'merize,   D2-Mz- 

M-«z 

Demesne',  D^-Hn 
Demi-,  D2-M 
Demi-brigade,  D2-M-Bp- 

Gd 
Demi-cadence,  D2-M-K- 

Dns 

Dem'i-god,  D2-M-Gd 
Dem'ijohn,  D2-M-Jn 
Dem'i-lune,  D2-M-/,n 
Dem'iquaver,       D2  -  M  - 

Kwv-fi 

Dem'irep,  D2-M-.R-P 
Dem'i-rilievo,  D2-M-B1- 

V 

Demis'able,  Di-Mz-B-L 
Demise',  D^Mz,  D'-Mzd, 

Di-Mz-NO 
Demi-sem'i-quaver,  D2- 

M-sM-Kwv-B 
Demis'sion,  DS-Mshn 
Demit',  D3-Mt,  D^-M-Td, 

D3-Mt(-) 

Dem'i-tint,  D2-M-Tnt 
Dem'i-tone,  D2-M-Tn 
Dem'iurge,  D2-M-ff-J 
Demiur'gic,  D2-M-K-J-K 
Dem'ivolt,  D2-M-V-Lt 
Democ'racy,  DJ-M-Kr-S 

[Di-M] 
Dem'ocrat,  D2-M-Krt  [D2. 

M] 
Democrat'ic,  D'-M-Kr-T- 

K     [Di-M] 
Demoorat'ical-ly,  Di-M- 

Krt-Kl 
Demogor'gon,  D1-M-Gr- 

Gn 
Demol'ish,    D^M-Z-SH, 


SH-NG 
Demol'isher,  D>-M-Z- 

SHr 

Demoli'tion,  D3-M-Zshn 
De'mons  D3-Mn 
Demo'niac,  D2-M-N-K 
Demoni'acal,  D^ 
Demo'niacism,  D2-M-N- 

S-zM 

Demo'nian,  D2-Mn-N 
Demo'nianism,    D2-Mn- 

Nz-M 

De'monism,  D3-Mn-Z-M 
De'monist,  D3-Mu-St 


DEM 

Demonoc'racy,  D1-M-N 

Kr-S 
Demonol'atry,  D^Mn-Z 

Tr 
Demonol'ogy,  D1-Mn-i 

J 

Demon'omy,  Di-Mn-M 
De'monship,  D3-Mn-SH 

P 
Demonstrabil'ity,     D3 

Ma-sT-Blt 
Demon'strable-y,     D1  • 

Mn-sT-Bl 
Demon'strableness,  D1- 

Mii-sT-Bl-Ns     [IBs] 
Dem'onstrate    or     De- 

mon'strate,   D2or1-Mn- 

STt,      D2ori  -  Mn  -  sT'Td, 

Demonstra'tion,  D2-Mn- 

sTshn 
Demon'strative,       D1  - 

Mns-T-Tv 
Demonstratively,    D1  - 

Mns-T-T-Vl 
Demon'stratory,      D1  - 

Mns-Tt-fi 
Demoraliza'tion,  D2-M- 

Rlzshn 
Demoralize,    D1-M-JZlz, 

NG 
Demosthen'ic,   D2  -  Ms  - 

THn-K 

Demot'ic,  D^Mt-K 
Demul'cent,  D2-M-£s-Nt 
Demur',  D*-M-B,   D2-M- 

RA,  D2-M-K-NG 
Demure',  D3-M-B 
Demure'ly,  D3-M-S1 
Demure'ness,D3-  M-.R-NS 
Demur'rage,  D2->I-7J-J 
Demur'rer,  D2-M.-R-R 
Demy',  D!-M 
Den,  Dn2 
Dena'rii,  D2-N-BII 
Dena'rious,  D2-N-Ks 
Den'ary,  D2-Nr 
Dena'tionalize,D2-Nshn- 

Lz,   D2  -  Nshn  -  Z,zd,    D2- 

Nshn-Lz-NG 
Denat'uralize,     D1  -  Nt  - 

Rlz,  Dl-Nt-filzd,   Di-Nt- 

Den'driform,  D2-  N  -  Dr- 

Fr-M 

Den'drite,  D2-N-Drt 
Dendrit'ic,  D3-N-Drt-K 
Dendrit'ical,  D3  -  N  -  Drt- 

Kl 

Den'droid,  D2-N-Drd 
Den'drolite,  D«-N-Dr-Zt 
Dendrol'ogist,  D'-N-Dr- 

Z-Jst 
Dendrol'ogy,  D1-N-Dr-Z- 

J 
Dendrom'eter,  D'-N-Dr- 

Mtr 
Dendroph'agi,     D'  -  N  - 

Drf-J 


Den'eb,  D^K-B 
Den'gue,  D2-NG-O 
Deni'able,  D^-N-Bl 
Deni'al,  Di-N-I, 
Deni'er,  DJ-N-B 
Den'igrate,  D2-N-Grt 
Den'im,  D2-N-M 
Den'ims,  D2-N-Mz 
Deniza'tion,  D2-Nz«ftn 
Den'izen,  D2-N-zN 
Den'net,  D2-N-T 
Denom'inable,  ^-N-M- 

N-B1 
Denom'inate,  D'-N-M-N- 

T,   Di-N-M-N-Td,    D>-N- 

M-N-T-NG 
Denomina'tion,  D2-N-M- 

Nshn 
Denomina'tional,  D2-N- 

M-Nshn-L 
Denom'inative,   D1  -  N  - 

M-N-Ty 
Denom'inator,  DT-N-M- 

Ntr 

Denot'able,  D2-Nt-Bl 
Denota'tion,  D2-N-Tshn 
Denot'ative,  D2-N-T-Tv 
Denote',  D2-N-T,    D2-N- 

Td,  D2-N-T-NG 
Denou'ment,  D3-N-Mn 
Denounce',  Dn'-Ns,  Dni- 

Nst.  Dn'-Ns-NG 
Denounce'ment,Dn1-Ns- 

Mnt 

Denoun'cer,  Dni-N-sB 
Dense,  Dns2 
Dense'ness,  Dns2-Ns 
Densely,  D2-Ns-L     [D2- 

sL] 

Den'sity,  D2-Ns-T 
Dent,  Dnt2,  Dn2-Td,  Dnt=- 

NG 

Den'tal,  Dnt2-L 
Den'tate,  Dn2-Tt 
Den'tated,  Dnt^Td 
Denta'tion,  Dn2-Tshn 
Dent'ed,  Dn2-Td 
Den'ticle,  Dn2-T-Kl 
Dentic'ulat«,  Dn3-T-KH 
Dentic'ulated,  Dn3-T-Kl- 

Td 
Denticula'tion,  Dn2-T- 

Klshn 

Den'ticule,  Dn2-T-Kl 
Den'tiform,  Dn2-T-Fr-M 
Den'tifrice,  Du2-T-Frs 
Den'til,  Dnt2-L 
Den'tist,  Dnt2-St 
Den'tistry,  Dnt2-St-« 
Denti'tion,  Du3-Tshn 
Den'toid,  Dn2-Td 
Denud'ate,  D3-N-Dt 
Denuda'tion,  D2-N-Dshn 
Denude',  D3-N-D,   D3-N- 

Dd,  D3-N-D-NG 
Denun'ciate,  D2-Nn-5^t, 

D=  -  Nn  -  SII-  Td,  D-  -  Nn- 


Denuncia'tion,  D2  -  Nn  - 
SZfshn 


DEP 

Denun'ciator,     D2  -  Nn  - 

SHtr 
Denunciatory,  D2-Nn- 

SH-T-R 
Deny',  I»i-N,  D»-N-D,  Di- 

K-HO 

Deob'struent,  Di-B-sTr- 
•   N-T  (or  -Strnt) 
De'odand,  D3-Dn-D 
Deo'dorize,  D--Drz 
Deo'dorizer,  D2-Dr-zB 
Deontol'ogist,  D1  -  N  -  T  - 

L-Jst    [D'-N-TiJst] 
Deontol'ogy,  D^N-T-Z-J 

[Di-N-TSJ] 
Deox'idate,  Di-Ks-Dt,  Di- 

Ks-D-Td.  pi-Ks-DtC; 
Deoxida'tion,      D2-Ks- 

Dshn 
Deoxidiza'tion,  D2-Ks- 

Dzshn 
Deox'idize,  DJ-Ks-Dz,  D1- 

Ks-Dzd.  Di-Ks-Dz-NG 
Deox'ygenate,    D^Ks-J- 

Nt 
Depaint',  D2-Pnt,  D2-Pn- 

Td,  D=-Pnt-NG 
Depart',  D^'-Prt,  D'-Pr- 

Td,  Di-Prt(-) 

Depart'ment,  D'-Prt-Mnt 
Department'al,    D2  -  Prt 

iilut 

Depart'ure,  D^Prtr 
Depas'ture,  D'-P-sCHr 
Depau'perate,  D!-P-Prt 
Depend',  D4--Pnd,  D2-pn- 

Dd.  D2-Pnd-NG 
Depend'ant,  D2-Pnd-Nt 
Depend'ence,  D2-Pnd-Ns 
Depend'ency,  D=-Pnd-N- 

S 

Depend'ent,  D2-Pnd-Nt 
Depend'ently,  D2-Pnd- 

Nt-L 

Depend'er,  D2-Pndr 
Dephleg'mate,  D2-F1-G- 

Mt,     D2-Fl-G-M-Td,    D2- 

Fl-G-Mt(-) 
Dephlegma'tion,  D2-F1- 

G-Mshn 
Dephlogis'ticate,  D3-F1- 

Jst-Kt,      r>3-Fl-Jst-K-Td, 

D3-Fl-Jst-Kt-NG 
Depict',  D3-P-Kt,  D3-P-K- 
'     Td.  r>3-P-Kt-NG 
Depict'ure,  D3-P-Ktr,  D3- 

P-Ktrd.  D3-P-Ktr-NG 
Depila'tion,  D2-P-Zshn 
Depil'atory,  W-F-Lt-R 
Dep'ilous,  p2-P-Zs 
Deplanta'tion,   D2  -  Pin  - 

Tshn 
Deplete',  D3-Plt,    D3-P1- 

Td.  D3-Plt(-) 
Deple'tion,  D3-Plshn 
Deple'tory,  D3-Plt-fi 
Deplor'able-y,   D--PI-R* 

Bl 
Deplor'ableness,  D*-P1 

JJ-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 


DEP 


69 


DES 


Deplore',  D2-Pl-R,  D"-P1- 

Depress',  D2-Prs,  D2-Prst, 

Descend'ant,  D--sXd-Xt 

Rd,  D2-Pl-«-NG 

D2-Prs-NG 

Descend'ent,  Ds-sNd-Nt 

Deplor'er,  D2-Pl-Rr 

Depres'sion,  D2-Prshn 

Descend'er,  D^-sNdr 

Deploy',  D!-P1,  D!-Pld, 

Depressive,  D2-Prs-V 

Descendibillty,  D^-sNd- 

Di-Pl-NG 

Depress'or,  D2-Pr-sR 

B-/-t 

Depluma'tion,     D2  -  PI  - 

Depriv'able,   D1  -  Prv  -  B 

Descendible,  D"-sXd-B 

Mshn 

(-L) 

(-L) 

Deplume',  D^-PI-M,   r>3- 

Depriva'tion,D2-Pr-Vshn 

Descen'sion,  D=-sXshn 

Pl-Md,  D3-P1-M-NG 

Deprive',    D^Prv,    D1- 

Descen'sional,D--.sNslin- 

Depo'larize,  V*-P-L-Rz 

Prvd.  D!-Prv-NG 

L 

Depone',  D2-Pn,  D2-Pnd, 

Depriv'er,  Di-Pr-Vr 

Descen'sive,  D--sNs-V 

D2-Pn-NG 

Depth,  D2-P-TH 

Descent',  D2-sN"t 

Depo'nent,  D2-Pn-Nt 

Depul'sion,  D2-P-£shn 

Describ'able,    D^sKr-B- 

Depop'ulate,  Di-P-P-£t, 
Di-  P-P-i-Td,  D»-P-P-it- 

Depul'sory,  D^-P-Ls-lt 
Dep'urate,  D2-P-/et,  D2- 

Bl     [U'-sK-B-Bl] 
Note.  —  The  outline  for  in- 

NG 

P-K-Td,  D2-P-Bt-NG 

itial  Descr-  may  always  be 

Depopula'tion,    D^-P-P- 

Depura'tion,  D2-P-Kshn 

written  D-sK. 

Zshn 

Deputa'tion,  D2-P-Tshu 

Describe',  D^sKr-B.  D1- 

Depop'ulator,  Dl-P-P- 

Depute',  D^-Pt,  D»-p-Td. 

sKr-Bd.  Di-sKr-B-NG 

Ltr 

D^-Ptf*) 

[sKr1,  sKrdi.  sKr1!') 

Deport',  D2  -  Prt,  D2  -  Pr  - 

Dep'utize,  D2-P-Tz,  D2- 

Describ'er,  D^sKr-Br 

Td,  Ds-Prt(-) 

P-Tzd.  D2-P-Tz-NG 

Descri'er,  D'-sKr-K 

Deporta'tion,D2-Pr-Tshn 

Dep'uty,  D2-P-T 

Descrip'tion,      L>:;-sKr- 

Deport'ment,  D2-Prt-Mnt 

Deracinate,  D1  -  Rs  -  Nt. 

P.shn     [sKrslm3] 

Depos'able,  D2-Pz-Bl 

D'-fis-N-Td,  Dl-7Js-Nt- 

Descrip'tive.D^-sKr-Pt-V 

Depos'al,  D2-Pz-L 

NG 

Descrip'tiveiy,  L»3-sKr- 

Depose',  D2-Pz,   D2-Pzd, 

Derange',  D2-/f-N-J.  D2- 

Pt-V-L 

D2-Pz-NG 

#-N-Jd,  D2-«-N-J-NG 

Descrip'tiveness,      D^  - 

Depos'er,  D2-P-Zr 

Derange'ment.  ~D--R-~S- 

sKr-Pt-V-Xs     [or:Vs] 

Depos'it,  D1-Pz-T,  D!-Pz 

J-Mnt 

Descry',  Di-sKr.  D'-sKrd, 

Td,  Di-Pz-T-NG 

Der'elict,  Dr2-i-K-T 

D'-sKr-NG 

Depositary,  W-Pz-T-R 

Derelic'tion,  Di-3-L-Kshn 

Des'ecrate,  D2-sKrt,   D2- 

Deposi'tion,  D3-Pzshn 

Deride',  D1  -  R  -  D,  D*  -  R- 

sKr-Td.  DS-sKrt-NG 

Depositor,  Di-P-zTr   (or 

Dd,  DJ-B-D-NG 

Desecra'tion,  D2-sKrshn 

-Pztr) 

Derid'er,  T>*-R-T>r 

Desert',  D2-zRt,  D2-zfl-Td. 

Depository,  D^Pz-T-B 

Deridlngly,  D'-fi-D-NGl 

D2-z«t-NG 

Depot',  D2-P 

Derision,  D3-^zhn 

De'sert,  D2-zRt 

De'pot,  D3-P 
Deprava'tion,      D2  -  Pr  - 

Deri'sive,  D^fi-sV 
Deri'sively,  Dl-R-sV-L 

Desert'er,  D2-zRtr 
Deser'tion,  D2-s,R.shn 

Vshn 

Deri'sory,  Vl-Rs-R 

Deserve',    D-'-z/iv,    Ds- 

Deprave',   D2  -  Prv,    D2  - 

Deriv'able,  Di-fl-V-Bl 

zffvd,  D--zftv(-) 

Prvd,  D2-Prv-NG 

Deriva'tion,  D2-K-Vshu 

Deserv'edly,    D2-zS-Vd- 

Deprave'ment,  D2-Prv- 

Mnt 

Derivative,  D3-fi-Vt-V 
Deriv'atively,    V3-R-Vt- 

L 
Deaerv'er,  T>"-7.Kv-R 

Depravity,  D^Pr-V-T 

V-L 

Deserving,  D--zRv(-) 

(or-Vt) 

Derive',  D^/Jv,  Di-Bvd. 

Deservlngly,     D2-zK-V 

Dep'recate,  D2-Pr-Kt.  D2- 

Di-Bv(-)  (or  Drv1,  Drvd1, 

NQ1 

Pr-K-Td.  D2-Pr-Kt-NG 

Drvi-NG) 

Deshabille',  D3-sB-L 

Depreca'tion,       D2  -  Pr  - 

Deriv'er,  ~Dl-Rv-R 

Desic'cant,  D^-sK-Nt 

Kshn 

Derm,  Dr2-M 

Desiccate  or  Desic'cate 

Dep'recative,    D2-Pr-Kt- 

Derm'al,  Dr2-M-i 

D2o)'3-sKt.      D2o?'3-sK-Td 

V 

Dermatol'ogy,  Dr1  -  Mt  - 

j)2or3.sKt-NG 

Dep'recator,  D2-Pr-Ktr 

L-3 

Desicca'tion,  D5-«Kshn 

Dep'recatory,  D2  -  Pr  -  K- 

Der'nier,  D2-JJ-N 

Desic'cative,  DJ-s-Kt-V 

T-fl 

Der'rogate,  D2-7J-Gt.  D2- 

Desid'erate,  D3-sDrt,  D^- 

Depre'ciate,    Da-Pr-SHt. 

Ji-G-Td.  D2-^-Gt-NG 

sDr-Td.  D:!-sI)rt(-) 

D»-Pr-S//-Td,  B-3-Pr-SHt- 

Deroga'tion,  D2-fi-Gshn 

Desid'erative,  D3-sDr-Tv 

NG 

Derog'atorily,  D^-R-G-T-  Desidera'ta,  D2-sDr-T 

Deprecia'tion,    D2  -  Pr  - 

Rl 

Desidera'tum,  D2-sDrt- 

SHshn 

Derog'atory,  W-R-G-T-R 

M 

Depre'ciative,  VZ-Pr-SH- 

Der'rick,  D2-K-K 

Design',   Dzi-N,    Dz>-Xd, 

Tv 

Der'vis  or  Der'vise,  D2- 

Dz'-N-NG 

Depre'ciator,  D^-Pr-SHtr 
Depre'ciatory,    D8  -  Pr  - 

R-\s 
Der'vish,  TP-R-V-SH 

Design'able,  Dzi-N-Bl 
Designate,  D2-zG-Nt.  D2- 

SH-1-R 

Des'cant,  D2-sKnt 

zG-N-Td.  D2-zG-M-NG 

Dep'redate,  D2-pr-Dt,  D2- 

Descant',  D1  -  sKnt,    D1  • 

Designa'tion,       D"  -  zG  - 

Pr-D-Td.  D2-Pr-Dt(-) 

sKn-Td.  D»  sKnt-NG 

Nshn 

Depreda'tion,      D2  -  Pr  - 

Descant'er,  D'-eKntr 

Deslgnative,    D2-zG-Nt 

Dshn 

Descend',  D2-sNd,  D2-sN- 

V 

Dep'redator,  D2-Pr-Dtr 

Dd,  D'-sNd-NG 

Designator,  D2-zG-Ntr 

DES 

Des'ignatory 

R 

Design'edly,  Dzi-N- 
Design'er,  Dz^Nr 
Design'ing,  Dzl-N-Nu 
Des'inent,  Ds2-Nnt 
Desip'ient,  DS-sPnt 
Desir'able-y,  D>-ZR-B1 
Desirableness,  D1  -  zR  - 

Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Desire',  D'-zR,  D^zRd, 

D!-zfi-NG 
Desir'er,  D^zR-R 
Desir'ous,  I^-zfis 
Desirously,  Dl-zR-sL 
Desir'ousness,   Dl-zRa- 

Ns 
Desist',  Dss3-T,  Dss3-Td, 

Desist'ance,  Dss^Tns 
Desk,  D2-sK 
Des'man,  D^sMn 
Des'mine,  D2-sMn 
Desmol'ogy,  Di-sM-L-J 
Des'olate,  D2-sit,  D^sL- 

Td.  D2-sit-NG 
Des'olately,  D^-sLt-L 
Des'olater,  D2-sI,tr 
Desola'tion,  D2-sZ,slin 
Des'olatory,  D2-sit-fi 
Despair,  D^sP-R, 

Rd,  Di-sP-fi-NG 
Despair'er,  Di-sP-Rr 
Despairingly,    D^sP-fi- 

NG1 

Despatch',  D1-sP-CH 
Despera'do,  D2-sP-fi-D 
Des'perate,  D2-sPrt 
Des'perately,  D2-sPrt-Z/ 
Des'perateness,  D2-sPrt- 

Ks 

Despera'tion,  D2-sPrshn 
Des'picable-y,   D2-sP-K- 

Bl 
Des'picableness,   D2-sP- 

K-Bl-Ns    [tBs] 
Despis'able,  Di-sPz-Bl 
Despise',  Di-sPz,  Di-sPzd, 

D^sPz  NG 
Despis'er,  Dl-sP-Zr 
Despite',  D>-KPt 
Despite'ful-ly,  D^sPt-Fl 
Despite'fulness,  D^sPt- 

Fl-Ns     [:FsJ 
Despoil',  D'-sP-L, 

Ld.  Di-sP-L-NG 
Despoil'er, 
Despoil'ment,    Di-sP-Z/- 

Mnt 
De^polia'tion,     D*  -  sP  - 

Zshn 
Despond',  Di  -  sPnd, 

BPn-Dd,  D^ePnd-NG 
Despond'ence, 

Ms 
Despond'ency,  DJ-sPnd- 

N-S 

Despond'ent,  D1 
Despond'ently, 

Nt-L 


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Despond'er,  D^sPndr 
Despond'ingly,  D^sPnd- 

XG-L 

Des'pot,  D2-sPt 
Despot'ic,  D^sPt-K 
Despot'ical-ly,  Di-sPt-Kl 
Des'potism,  D2-sPt-zM 
Des'pumate  or  Despu'- 

mate,  D2or3-sP-Mt.  D"or> 

-sP-M-Td.  D«or«-sP-MtC) 
Despuma'tion,    D2  -  sP  - 

Mshn 
Desquama'tion,  Ds2-Kw- 

Mshn 

Dessert',  D2-zRt 
Destem'per,  Ds2-T-M-Pr 
Des'tinably,  Ds2-T-N-Bl 
Des'tinate,  Ds2-T-Nt 
Des'tinated,  Dsz-T-N-Td 
Destina'tion,  Ds2-T-Nshn 
Des'tine,  Ds2  -  Tn,    Ds2  - 

Tnd,  Ds«-Tn-NG 
Des'tinist,  Ds2-T-Nst 
Des'tiny,  Ds2-T-N 
Des'titute,  Ds2-T-Tt  [Ds2- 

Tt 
Destitution,  Ds3-T-Tshn 

[Ds3-Tshn] 
Destroy',  Di-sTr,  D^sTrd, 

D»-sTr-NG 

Destroy'er,  DJ-sTr-R 
Destructibil'ity, 

Kt-Blt 
Destruc'tible,  D2-sTr-Kt- 

Bl 
Destruc'tion,     D2  -  sTr  - 

Kshn 
Destruc'tionist,  D2-sTr- 

Kshn-St 
Destructive,  D2-sTr-Kt- 

V 
Destruc'tively,  D2-sTr- 

Kt-V-Z, 
Destruc'tiveness,      D*  - 

sTr-Kt-V-Ns     [D=-sTr-Kt 

IVs] 

Desuda'tion,  Ds2-Dshn 
Des'uetude,  D2-sW-Td 
Desul'phurate,  D-  -  sL  - 

Frt,  D2-sL-Fr-Td,  D2-si- 

Frt-XG 

Des'ultorily,  D2-sI,t-R-Z, 
Des'ultoriness,  T>--sLt- 

R-~Xs 

Des'ultory,  T>*-sLt-R 
Detach',  Dti-CH,  Dti-CHd, 

Dti-CH-NG 
Detach'er,  Dti-CHr 
Detach'ment,    Dti  -  CH  - 

Mnt 
Detail',  Dt^-L,  Df-Ld, 


DET 


De'tail, 

Detail'er,  Dt2-Lr 
Detain',   D2-Tn,    D2-Tnd. 

D2-Tn-NG 

Detain'der,  D2-Tndr 
Detain'er,  D2-T-Nr 
Detain'ment,  D2-T-N 

Mnt 


Detect',  Dt2-Kt, 

Dt2-Kt-NG 
Detect'er,  Dt2-Ktr 
Detec'tion,  Dt^-Kshn 
Detect'ive,  DV-'K.t-V 
Detect'or,  D&-Ktr 
Detent',  D2>Tnt 
Deten'tion,  D2-T-Nshn 
Deter7,  Dt2-R,    Dts-R 


Deterge',  W-R-J,  Dt2-S- 

Jd,  Dt2-K-J-NG 
Deter'gent,  Dts-K-Jnt 
Deteriorate, 


NG 
Deterioration,    Dt2  -  fi  - 

fishn 

Deter'ment,  Dt=-R-Mnt 
Deter'minable,D2-Tr-M- 

N-B1 
Determinant,     D2  -  T»  - 

Mn-Nt 
Determinate,  D2-Tr-Mn- 

T 
Determinately,  D2-Tr- 

Mn-T-Z- 
Determina'tion,  D2-Tr- 

M-Niha 
Deter'minative,  D2  -  Tr  - 

M-N-Tv 
Deter'minator,  D2-Tr-M- 

Ntr 
Determine,  D2  -  Tr  -  Mn. 

D2-Tr-Mnd,  Dii-Tr-Mn- 

NG 
Determinedly,   D2  -  Tr  - 

MndiZ, 
Determiner,  D2  -  Tr  -  M- 

Nr 

Deter'rent,  Dt2-Knt 
Deter'sion,  Dt2-Rshn 
Deter'sive,  Dt2-fi-sV 
Deter'sively,  Dts-fi-sY-Z, 
Detest',  D2-Tst,  D2-Ts-Td, 

D2-Tst-NG 

Detest'able-y,  D2-Ts-Bl 
Detesta'tion,  D2-Ts-Tshn 
Detest'er,  D2-Tstr 
Dethrone',  D2-THrn,  D«- 

THrnd,  Ds-THrn-NG 
Dethi-one'ment,        D»  - 

THrn-Mnt 

Dethron'er,  D2-THr-Nr 
Det'inue,  D2-T-N 
Det'onate,  Dts-Xt,  DtS-N- 

Td.  Dt2-Nt-NG 
Detona'tion,  Dt2-Nshn 
Det'onize,   Dt=-Nz,    Dt*- 

Nzd,  Dt2-Nz-NG 
Detorsion,  DtJ-fishn 
Detort',  Dti-Rt,  Dti-fi-Td, 

Dti-Rt-NG 
Detor'tion, 
Detour',  Dt^-R 
Detract',  D'-Tr-Kt, 

K-Td.  D'-Tr-Kt-NG 
Detrac'tion, 
Detrac'tious,  D1  -  Tr-  K- 

SHs 


DET 

Detrac'tive,  Di-Tr-Kt-V 
Detract'or,  Di-Tr-Ktr 
Detract'ory,Di-Tr-K-T-K 
Detract'resSjD^Tr-K-Trs 
Det'riment,  D2-Tr-Mnt 
Detrimen'tal,D2-Tr  1  Mnt 
Detri'tal,  IH-Tr-Tl 
Detri'tion,  D^-Trshn 
Detri'tus,  D^Tr-Ts 
Detrude',    D3-Trd,    D3- 

Tr-Dd,D3-TrdC) 
Detrun'cate,  D2  - Tr -  NG- 

Kt,   D2-Tr-NG-K-Td,  D2- 

Tr-NG-Kt-NG 
Detrunca'tion,    D2 - Tr - 

NG-Kshn 

Detru'sion,  D3-Trzhn 
De'tur,  Dtr3 
Deuce,  Ds3 
Deu'ced,  D3-sD 
Deuterog'amist,  B1  -Tr- 

G-Mst 
Deuterog'omy,  I^-Tr-G- 

M 
Deuteron'omy,  D'-Tr-N- 

M 
Deuterop'athy,  Di-Tr-P- 

TH 
Deuteros'copy,  Di  -  Tr - 

sK-P 

Deutox'ide,  DU-K-sD 
Devapora'tion,     D2  -  V  - 

Prshn 
Dev'astate    or    Devas'- 

tate,  D*ori-Vs-Tt,  D=ori- 

Vs-T-Td,  D2ori-Vs-Tt(-) 
Devasta'tion,D2-Vs-Tshn 
Devel'ope,  D^-vi-P,  D^- 

Vl-Pt,  D2-V1-PC)  [Dv^-P, 

Dv2-Pt,  Dv2-P(-)] 
Devel'opinent,  D^-Vl-P 

Mnt    [Dvi-P-Mnt] 
Devest',  D2  -  Vst,  DS-VS- 

Td,  D2-V8tC) 
Devex'ity,  Dv2-Ks-T 
De'viate,  Dv3-T,  Dv3-Td, 

Dv»--T-NG 

Devia'tion,  D2-Vshn 
Device',  D^Vs 
Dev'il,  D2-V1 
Dev'ilish,  V* 
Dev'ilishly, 
Dev'ilkin,  I)2-Vl-Kn 
Dev'ilship,  D2-VliSH 
Dev'iltry,  D2-Vl-Xr 
De'vious,  DS-VS 
De'viously,  D3-Vs-L 
Devis'able,  Di-Vz-Bl 
Devise',   Di-Vz,    Da-Vzd, 

D'-Vz-NG 
Devisee',  Dv»-Z 
Devis'er,  D'-V-Zr 
Devis'or,  D'-V-Zr 
Devoid',  Dvi-D 
Devoir',  Dvi-K 
Devolu'tion,  D3-Vlshn 
Devolve',  D'-Vl-VjDi-Vl- 

Vd,  Di-Vl-V-NG 
Devolve'ment,  D^Vl-V- 

Mnt 


71                                   DIG 

Devote',  DV»-T,  Dv^-Td, 

Di'aling,  D^i-NG 

Dv2-T-NG 

Di'alist,  Dl-Lst 

Devot'edness,  Dva-Td-Ns 

Di'allage,  Di-i-J 

Devotee',  Dv3-T 
Devote'ment,  Dv2-T-Mnt 

Dial'ogist,  Di-Z,-Jst 
Dialogist'ic,  D^-/>-J-sT-K 

Devot'er,  Dv2-T-E 

Dialogist'ical,  D^-Z-'J-sT 

Devo'tion,  D2-VsHn 

-Kl 

Devo'tional-ly,  D2-  Vshn- 

Dial'ogize,  T>l-L-3z 

L 

Di'alogue,  D^-L-G 

Devour',  Dvi-R,  Dvi-Rd, 

Di'al-plate,  T>l-L-Plt 

Dv^.K-NG 

Dial'ysis,  D^Zss 

Devour'er,  Dvl-R-R 

Dialyt'ic,  D3-£-T-K 

Devout',  Dvi-T 

Diamagnet'ic,  D'--M  :T-K 

Devout'ly,  Dvi-I-Z- 

Diamagnet'ically,  D2-M 

Devout'ness,  Dvi-T-Ns 

:T-K1 

Dew,  D3,  Dd3.  D3-NG 

Diamag'netism,  D'-MiT- 

Dew'-drop,  D3-Dr-P 

zll 

Dew'iness,  D3-Ns 

Diaman'tine,  D^Mn-Tn 

Dew'lap,  D3-i-P 

Diam'eter,  Di-Mtr 

Dew'-point,  D3-Pnt 

Diam'etral,  D^M-Tr-L 

Dew'y,  DQI3 

Diamet'ric,  D2-J[t-K-K. 

Dex'ter,  D2-Kstr 

Diamet'rical-ly,    D2-Mt- 

Dexter'ity,  D2-Ks-T-.R-T 

#-Kl 

Dex'terous,  D2-K-sTrs 

Di'amond,  D^-Mnd.    See 

Dex'terously,   D2-K-sTr- 

Adamant. 

B!J 

Diapa'son,  D2-Pz-N 

Dex"ter6usness,     D2-K- 

Diapen'te,  D2-pn-T 

sTrs-Ns 

Di'aper,  D^Pr 

Dex'tral,  D2-K-sTr-L 

Diaphane'ity,  D3-F-N-T 

Dextror'sal,  D^K-sTr-Rs 

Diaphan'ic,  Df!-><"-K 

-L 

Diaph'anous,  D'-F-Ns 

Dex'trorse,  D2-K-sTr-Es 

Diaphon'ics,  D'-Fn-Ks 

Dex'trous,  D2-K-sTrs 

Diaphore'sis,  D3-Frss 

Dex'trously,  D2-K-sTr-sZ 

Diaphoret'ic,  D2-Fr-T-K 

Dey,  D3 

Diaphoret'ical,  D2-Fr-T- 

Diabe'tes,  D3-B-Tz 

Kl 

Diabet'ic,  D2  -  B  -  T  -  K  or 

Di'aphragm,  Di-Fr-M 

D2-Bt-K 

Di'arist,  Dl-K*t 

Diabet'ical,  D2-Bt-Kl 

Diarrhe'a  or  Diarrhoe'a, 

Diablerie',  D3-Bl-fi 

D3-/^ 

Diab'lery,  D»-Bl-« 

Diarrhet'ic,  D2-.R-T-K 

Diabol'ic,  Di-Bl-K 

Di'ary,  Dl-R 

Diabol'ical-ly,  Di-Bl-Kl 

Di'astase,  Dgi-Ts 

Dia'bolism,  D^Bl-zM 

Dias'tole,  Dsl-T-L 

Diabol'icalness,  D1  -  Bl  - 

Di'astyle,  Ds^T-L 

Kl-Ns 

Diates'saron,  D2-T-s.B) 

Diacaus'tic,  D^Ks-T-K 

Diath'esis,  D^THss 

Diach'ylum,  D>-K1-M 

Diaton'ic,  D^T-N-K. 

Diac'onal,  D^K-Nl 

Di'atribe,  D'-Tr-B 

Diac'onate,  D^K-Nt 

Dib'ber,  D3-Br 

Diacous'tic,  D3-Ks-T-K 

Dib'ble,  D3-B1,  D3-Bia, 

Diacous'tics,  D3-Ks-T-Ks 

DS-BI-NG 

Diacrit'ic,  D3-Kr-T-K 

Dice,  Ds1 

Diacrit'ical,  D3-Krt-Kl 

Dice'-box,  DJ-sB-Ks 

Di'adem,  D'-D-M 

Diceph'alous,  Ds--F-L» 

Diser'esis  or  Dier'esis, 

Dic'er,  D>-sR 

D--Rss 

Dichot'omize,  Di-Kt-J*/ 

Diagno'sis,  D2-G-Nss 

Dichot'omous,  D'-Kt-M? 

Diagnos'tic,    D^G-Ns-T- 

Dichot'omy,  Di-Kt-M 

K 

Di'chroism,  D^Kr-zM 

Diag'onal-ly,  D^G-Nl 

Dichromat'ic,  Di-Kr-Mt^ 

Di'agram,  D1-Gr-M 

K 

Di'agraph,  Di-Grf 

Dick'ens,  D3-Knz 

Di'al,  Dl-L 

Dick'er,  D3-Kr 

Di'alect,  D^i-K-T 

Dick'ey  or  Dick'y,  D3-K 

Dialec'tic,  D2-I,-K-T-F. 

Dicotyle'don,  D3-  Kt-  L 

Dialec'tical,  D3-L-K-T-K1 

Dn 

Dialecti'cian,   D3-L-K- 

Dic'ta,  D3-K-T 

Tshn 

Dio'tate,  ps.K-Tt,  D3-Kt 

Dialec'tics,  D2-L-K-T-Ks 

Td,  D3-K-Tt(-) 

DIC 


72 


Dicta'tion,  D^-K-Tshn 

Dif  form,     Df  3  -  F  -  R  -  M 

Dicta'tor,  D2-K-Ttr 

[Dfa-F] 

Dicv,ato'rial-ly,  D2-Kt-T- 

Diflform'ity,   DP-F-R-M- 

m 

T    [Dfi-F-T] 

Dictatorship,    D2-K-Ttr 

Di£Eract',  DP-B-Kt.  DP-R- 

SSH 

K-Td,  Df»-.R-KtC).  See 

Dic'tatory,  D3-Kt-T-.R 

Z)e^«ct. 

Dicta'tress,  D2-K-T-Trs 

Diflfrac'tion,  DfJ-JZ-Kshn. 

Dicta'trix,  D^-K-T-Tr-Ks 

See  Deflection. 

Dicta'ture,  D2-K-T-OHr 

DiflFran'chise,    DJ-Fr-N- 

Dic'tion,  D3-Kshn 

CHz 

Dic'tionary,  D3-Kshn-B 

Diflran'chisement,    D1- 

Dic'tum,  D3-K-T-M 

Fr-N-CH-zMnt 

Did,  Dd3.  (See  Could.)  [D3] 

Diffuse',  D»-Fs 

See  Do. 

Diffuse',   D"-Fz,    D3-Fzd, 

Didac'tic,  Ddi-K-T-K 

D3-Fz-NG 

Didac'tical-ly,  Ddi-Kt-Kl 

Diffus'edly,  DS-Fz-D-/, 

Didac'tics,  Dd^K-T-Ks 

Dififus'edness,    D3-Fz-D- 

Didac'tyl,Ddi-Kt-L 

Ns 

Didac'tylous,  Dd^Kt-is 

Diffusely,  D3-Fs-L 

Did'apper,  Dd3-Pr 

Diffuse'ness,  D3-Fs-Ns 

Did'dle,  D3-D1,  D3-Dld, 

Diffus'er,  D3-F-Zr 

D3-D1-NG 

Diffusibil'ity,  D3-Fz-Blt 

Di'do,  DJ-D6 

Diffu'sible,  D3-Fz-Bl 

Di'drachm,  Di-Dr-M 

Diffu'sion,  D3-3-Fzhn 

Didst,  Ddst" 

Diflfu'sive,  D3-Fs-V 

Diduc'tion,  Did2-Kslm 

DiflFu'sively,  D3-Fs-V-Z- 

Die,  D1.  Dd1.  D!-NG 

Diffu'siveness,  D3-Fs-V- 

Dier'esis,  D2-.Rss 

Ns    [i  Vs] 

Die'-sinking,  D'-sNG-K- 

Dig,  D3-G,D3-Gd,  D3-G- 

NG 

NG 

Di'es  non,  D>-Z-Nn 

Dig'amist,  D3-G-Mst 

Di'et,  Di-T,  Di-T'Td,  Di- 

Digam'ma,  DJ-G-M 

T-NG 

Digas'tric,  D^G-sTr-K 

Di'etary,  T>l-T-R 

Digest',  D2-Jst,  D2-Js-Td, 

Di'eter,  D^Tr.   See  Audi- 

D2-Jst-NG 

tor,  Daughter,  etc. 
Dietetic,  D2-T-T-K 

Di'gest,  Di-Jst 
Digest'er,  D2-Jstr 

Dietet'ical,  D2-T-T-K1 

Digestibil'ity,   D3-Jst-B- 

Dietet'ics,  D2-T-T-Ks 

Lt 

Di'etist,  DJ-T-Tst 

Digest'ible,  D2-Jst-B  (-L) 

Differ,  Df3-K.  DP-Rd,  Df3- 

Digest'ibleness,   D2  -  Jst 

B-NG   [Df3.  Dfds,  Df»(-)] 

:BS 

Differs,  Df^-Rz    [Dfz3] 

Diges'tion,  D2-Jst-N 

Difference,  (n.)  Df*-Bns 

Digest'ive,  D2-Jst-V 

[Df^ 

Dig'ger,  Da-Gr 

Difference,  (v.)  Df3-Rns, 

Dig'ging,  D3-G-KG 

Df!-Knst.  Df3-fins-NG 

Dight,  Dti,  D»-Td,  Dt'C) 

Differences,     DP  -  .Rnss 

Dig'it,  D3-Jt 

[Dfs3] 

Dig'ital,  D^-Jt-L 

Different,  Df3-Rnt    [T>P]  Digita'lis,  D2-J-T-is 

Differen'tia,  Df!-/£n-SH     i  Die'itate.  D^-J-Tt 

Pifferen'tial,  Df=-^-N- 

Dig'itated,  D3-Jt-Td 

sm  [Df-i-iju] 

Differen'tiate.    Df2  -  Kn  - 

Digita'tion,  D2-J-Tshn 
DiQc'itiform.  D3-,T-T'F 

DIM 

Dijudica'tion,     D2  -  Jd  - 

Eshn 
Dike,  Di-K,  Di-Kt,  Di-K- 

NG 
Dilac'erate,    D'  -  Ls   Rt, 


SH  t,  T>t--Rn-SH-Td,  Df-'-  i  Digltigrade,  D3-J-T-Grd 

Rn-SHt-XG  Dig'nifled,  D3-G-N-Fd 

Differentiation,  Df2-Un- '  Dig'nify,  D3-G-N-F 

Sffshn  I  Dig'nitary,  D3-G-N-T-.R 

Differently,  Vfi-Rnt-L  Dig'nity,  D3-G-N-T 

[Df3  i  L]  Di'graff,  D»-Grf 

Difficult,  D3-F-KH  [Kit3]  Digress',  D2-Grs,  D2-Grst, 
Difficultly,     D3.F.Klt-Z,      p2-Grs-XG 

[Klt-Z»]  !  Digres'sion,  D2-Grshn 

Difficulty,   D3  -  F  -  Kl  -  T  Digres'sional,  D2-Grshn- 

[Klt3]  L 

Diffidence,  DP-Dns 
Diffident,  DP-Dnt 
Diffidently,  Df-Dnt-L 


Diffluent, 


Digress'ive,  D2-Gr  sV 
Digress'ively,  D2-Gr-sV- 

L 
Diju'dicate,  DWd-Kt 


NG 
Dilacera'tion,      D2  •  Ls  - 

.Kshn 

Dila'neate,  D2-i-Nt 
Dilapidate,     Di-/,-P-Dt, 

Di-i-P-D-Td,   Di-Z-P- 

Dt(-) 
Dilapida'tion,  D2  -  L  •  P  - 

Dshn 

Dilap'idator,  D^i-P-Dtr 
Dilatabil'ity,  v«-Lt-Blt 
Dilat'able,  D2-it-Bl 
Dilata'tion,  D2-/,-Tshn 
Dilate',   W-Lt,   W-L-1&, 

D2-Lt-NG 
Dilat'er,  D^-Lii 
Dila'tion,  D2-Zshn 
Dilat'ive,  D2-it-V 
Dilat'or,  D2-itr 
Dil'atorily,  D^-Lt-R-L 
Diratoriness,D3-/,t-B-Ns 
Dil'atory,  D*-Lt-R 
Dilem'ma,  D2-Z,-M 
Dilettant',  D'-A-Tnt 
Dilettan'te,  Di-i-Tn-T 
Dilettan'ti,  D^Z-Tn-T 
Dilettan'teism,  Di-i-Tn- 

T-zM 

Diligence',  D^-ZHns 
Diligence,  Dl3-Jns 
Diligent,  Dl^-Jnt 
Diligently,  Dl3-Jnt-L 
Dill,  D3-L 
Dill'y,  T>'i-L 
Dil'ly-dally,  D3-L-D-Z 
Dilu'ced,  D3-Ls-D 
Dilu'cidate,  Di-Ls-'Dt 
Dil'uent,  D»-i-Nt 
Dilute',   D3-it,   D3-L-T&, 

D^-it-NG 
Dilut'er,  D3-Ztr 
Dilu'tion,  D3.^Shn 
Dilu'vial,  D3-i-V-L 
Dilu'vian,  D3-/,-Vn 
Dilu'vion,  D3-L-Vn 
Dilu'vium,  D3-L-V-M 
Dim,  (a.)  D3-M,  D3-M-R, 

D^-Mst 

Dim,   (».)  D3-M,    DS-Md, 
I     D"-M-NG 
IDime,  D'-M 
I  Dimen'sion,  D2-M-Nshn 
Dimen'sionless,  Da  -  M  • 

Nshn-Zs 

Dimen'sive,  D2-M-N-sV 
Dim'eter,  D3-Mtr 
Dimidiate,  D3-M-Dt,  D3- 

M-D-Td.  D3-M-Dt(-) 
Dimidia'tion,D2-M-Dshn 
Dimmish,    Da  -  Mn  -  SH, 

D3  -  Mn  -  SHt,  D3-Mn-SH- 

NG 
Dimin'ishable,  D3  -  Mn- 

SH-B1 


DIM 

Dimin'isher,  D3-Mn-SH- 

R 
Diminuen'do,  D2-Mn-N- 

p 

Dimin'uent,  D3-Mn-Nt 
Diminu'tion,  D3-M-Nshn 
Dimin'utive,  D3-M-N-Tv 
Dimin'utively,  D3-M-N- 

T-V1 
Dimin'utiveness,  D3-M- 

N-Ty-Ns 

Dim'issory,  D3-M-s.R 
Dim'ity,  D3-M-T 
Dim'ly,  D3-M-Z 
Dim'mish,  D3-M-SH 
Dim'ness,  Ds-M-Ns 
Dimor'phism,  Di  -  M  -  R- 

Fz-M 

Dimor'phous,D1-M-.R-F8 
Dim'ple,  D3-M-P1,  D3-H- 

Pld,  DS-M-Pl-NG 
Din,  Dn3,  Dnd3,  Dn3-NG 
Din'archy,  D3-Nr-K 
Dine,  Dni,  Dnd>,  Dn'-NG 
Ding,  D3-NG,  D3-NGd,  Da- 

NG-NG 

Ding'-dong,D3-NG-D-NG 
Din'gey,  DS-NG-G 
Din'ghy,  D3-NG-G 
Din'giness,  Dn3-J-Ns 
Din'gle,  D3-NG-G1      [D3- 

NG1] 
Din'gy,   Dn3-J,   Dn3-J-R, 

pn3-Jst 

Din'ner,  D3-Nr 
Dint,  Dnt3,  Dn3-Td,  Dnt3- 

NG 

Dioc'esan,  Di-Ss-N 
Di'ocese,  D^Ss 
Diop'tric,  D^P-Tr-K 
Diop'trical,  Di-P-Tr-Kl 
Diop'trics,  D'-P-Tr-Ks 
Diqra'ma,  D2or>-R-M 
Dioram'ic,  Di-K-M-K 
Dip,  D3-P.  D»-Pt,  D3-P-NG 
Dipet'alous,  D^-Pt-La 
Dipthe'ria,  DP-TH-JZ  or 


Diph'thong,   Df-TH-NG 

or  D3-P-TH-NG 
Diphthon'gal,  DfJ-TH- 

NG-G1 
Diph'yllous  or  Diphyl'- 

lous,  D^-F-Zs 
Diplo'ma,  D2-P1-M 
Diplo'macy,  D^-pi-M-S 
Dip'lomat,  D3-Pl-Mt 
Diplomat'ic,  Di-Pl-Mt-K 
Diplomat'ical,  DJ-Pl-Mt, 

Kl 
Diplomat'ics,  D'-Pl-Mt- 

Ks 
Diplo'matism,  D^-PI-M- 

T-zM  (or  -Mt-zM) 
Diplo'matist,  D«  -  PI  -  M  - 

Tst  (or  -Mtst) 
Dip'per,  D'-Pr 
Dip'ping,  D«-P-NG 
Dip'teral,  D3-Ptr-L 
Dip'terous,  D3-Ptr-s 


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Dip'tote,  D3-P-Tt 
Dip'tych,  D3-P-T-K 
Dipyre',  pJ-P-B 
Diradia'tion,  D2-.R-Dshn 
Dire,  (a.)  DJ-E,  D^Rr,  D1- 

Rst 
Direct',  Dr^-Kt,  Dr2-K-Td, 

Dr2-Kt-NG 
Direct'er,  Dr«-Ktr 
Direc'tion,  Dr^-Kshn 
Directive,  Dr2-Kt-V 
Direct'ly,  Dr^-Kt-Z, 
Direct'ness,  Dr^- 
Direct'or,  Dr2-Ktr 
Direct'orate,  Dr2-K-T-Bt 
Directorial,  Dr2-K-T-^l 
Direct'orship,  Dr2  -  Ktr  - 

8H-P  [orlSH] 
Direct'ory,  Dr2-K-T-H 
Direct'ress,  Dr'-K-Trs 
Direct'rix,  Dr2-K-Tr-Ks 
Dire'ful-ly,  Di-B-Fl 
Dire'fulness,  D^B-Fl-Ns 

[or  SFs] 

Dire'ness,  DJ-K-Ns 
Direp'tion, 
Dirge,  D2-.R-J 
Dir'igent, 
Dirk,  Dr2-K 
Dirt,  D2-Kt 

Dirt'-eating,  D2-Bt-T-NG 
Dirt'ily,  D2-fi-T-i 
Dirt'iness,  D2-K-T-Ns 
Dirt'y,  (a.)  D2-7Z-T,  D*-R- 

Tr,  W-R-Tst 
Dirt'y,  (v.)  D2-K-T,  D2-H- 

Td,  D2-B-T-NG 
Dirup'tion,  D2-K-Pshn 
Disability,      Ds3  -  Bl  -  T 

(or  -Bit) 
Disable,  Ds«-Bl,  Ds«-Bld, 

Ds2-Bl-NG 
Disablement,    Ds«  -  Bl  - 

Mnt 
Disabuse',   D3  -  sBz,   D3  - 

sBzd.  D3-sBz-NG 
Disaccom'modate,     D1- 

sK:Dt 
Disaccommoda'tion,D2- 

sK :  Dshn 
Disaccus'tom,  D2.SKs-T- 

M 
Disacknowl'edge,     D1  - 

sK-Nl-J 
Disadvan'tage,    Ds^Dv- 

Nt-J    [Dsi-J] 
Disadvantageous,  Ds2- 

Dv-Nt-Js    [Ds2-J-S] 
Disadvanta'geously, 

Ds2-Dv-Nt-J-si     [Ds2-J- 

81] 
Disadvanta'geousness, 

Ds2-Dv-Nt-Js-Ns        [Ds2- 

Js-Ns] 
Disaflfect',    Ds*  -  F  -  K  -  T, 

Ds2-F-K-Td,     DS2-F-K-T- 

NG 
DisaflTec'tion,      Ds»  -  F  - 

Kshn 
Disaflarm",  Ds*-F-K-M 


DIS 


Disamrm'ance, : 

Mus 
Disafflrma'tion,  Ds2  -  F  - 

R-Mshn 

Disaffor'est,  ps'-F-Kst 
Disaggrega'tion,  Ds--Gr- 

Gshn 
Disagree',  Ds3-Gr,  Ds3- 

Grd,  Ds3-Gr-XG 
Disagree'able-y,  Ds3-Gr- 

Bl 
Disagree'ableness,  Ds3- 

Gr-Bl-Ns     [IBs] 
Disagree'ment,  Ds3-Gr- 

Mnt 

Disallow',  T>l-nL,   Dl-sL- 
|     I),  D'-si-NG 
I  Disallow'able,  D^si-Bl 
'.  Disallow'ance,  D^sL-Xs 
Disanch'or,  Ds1-NG-Kr 
Disan'imate,  Ds'-N-Jl-T 
Disannex',  Ds--N-Ks 
Disannul',  Ds'--N-L 
Disanoint',  Ds^Nnt 
Disappar'el,  D^sP-Bl 
Disappear',  D3-sP-R,  D3- 

sP-Rd.  D3-sP-«-NG 
Disappear'ance,  D3  -  sP  - 

Disappoint',  D'-sPnt,  Dl- 
sPn-Td.  D'-sPnt-NG 

Disappoint'ment,  D1  - 
sPnt-Mnt 

Disapproba'tion,  D2-sPr- 
Bshn 

Disap'probatoryjD'-sPr- 

Disappro'priate,  D2-sPr- 

Prt 

Disapproval,  D3-sPr-Vl 
Disapprove',      D3  -  sPrv, 

D3-sPrvd.  D3-sPrv-NG 
Disapprov'ingly,D3-sPrv 

NG-L 
Disarm',  DJ-sR-M,  Di-sR- 

Md,  D^sR-M-KG 
Disarm'ament,  D'-sR-M- 

Mnt 

Disarm'er,  D^sR-M-R 
Disarrange',  D2  -  sRn  -  J, 

p2-sRii-Jd,  D2-sRu-J-NG 
Disarrange'ment,     D2  - 

sRn-J-Mnt 
Disarray',  D2-sR,  D2-sRd, 

D2-sR-NG 
Disasso'ciate,  T>--sS-SHb 
Disas'ter,  D^ssTr 
Disas'trous.  D'-ssTrs 
Disas'trously,  Di-ssTr-si 
Disas'trousness.D^ssTrs 

-Ns 

Disavouch',  Ds'-V-CH 
Disavow',  Ds1^",  Ds^Vd, 

Dsi-V-NG 

Disavow'al,  Ds'-V-L 
Disavow'er,  Ds'-V-R 
Disband',  DJ-sBnd,  D1- 

sBn-Dd.  Di-sBud-NG 
Disband'ment,  Di-sBnd- 

Hut 


DIS 

Diabark',  D^sB-K-K 
Disbelief,  Ds^-Blf 
Disbelieve',  Ds3-Blv,  Ds3- 

Blvd,  Ds3-Blv-NG 
Disbeliev'er,  Ds3-Blv-.R 
Disbow'el,  D'-sB-L,  Dl- 

sB-Ld.  D^sB-L-NG 
Disbur'den,  D^-sB-B-Dn, 

D2-sB-fi-Diid,  D-  -sB  -  R- 

Dn-NG 
Disburse',  D-sB-Rs,  D2- 

sB  Rst,  DS-sB-.ffs-.Na 
Disburse'ment,  D3-sBr- 

sMnt 

Disburs'er,  D2-sB-R-sR 
Disbur'then,  D2 .  SB  -  R  - 

DHn,  D2-sB-J2-DHnd,  D2- 

sB-.B-DHn-NG 
Disc,  D3-sK 
Discard',  I^-sKrd,    Di- 

sKr-Dd,  D^sKrd-NG 
Discar'nate,  D^sKr-Nt 
Disease',  D2-sKs 
Discern',    D2-zRn,    D*- 

rRnd,  D*-zRn-NG 
Discern'er,  D2-zR-Nr 
Discern'ible-y,  DS  -  zRn- 

B(-L) 
Discern'ibleness,       D2  - 

_zRn-B-/y-Ns  [or  :Bs] 
Discern'ment,   D2  -  zRn  - 

Mot 

Discerp'tion.D^-sR-Pshn 
Di«charge',  D1  -  sCHr  -  J, 

D^sCHr-JT-D,  Di-sCHr-J- 

NG     [Dsi-CH,  Ds^-CHd, 

Ds»-CH(-) 

Dischar'ger,  D^sCHr-Jr 
Disci'ple,  Ds1-?! 
Disci'pleship,  Ds^Pl  !8H 
Dis'ciplinable,  Ds3-Pln- 

B(-L) 
Dis'ciplinableness,  Ds3- 

Plu:Bs 

Dis'ciplinant.D^-Pln-Nt 
Disciplina'rian,    Ds*-Pl- 

Nrn 

Disciplinary,  Ds3-Pl-Nr 
Dis'cipline,  Ds3-Pln,  DeP- 

Plnd.  Dsa-Plu-Xa 
Dis'eipliner,  Ds3-Pl-Nr 
Disclaim',  Ds=-Kl-M.  Ds*- 

Kl-Md,  Ds^-Kl-M-NG 
Disclaim'er,  Ds2-Kl-Mr 
Disclama'tion,  Ds*-Kl- 

Mshn 

Disclose',  Ds?  Kiz,    Dss- 

Klzd,  Ds2-Klz-NG 
Disclos'er,  Ds2-Kl-Zr 
Disclos'xire,  Ds-'-Kl-ZHr 
Dis'coid,  D3-sK-D 
Discoid'al,  D^sK-Dl 
Discol'or,  D2-sK-i.r.   D=- 

sK-£rd.  D2-sK-Z/r-Na 
Discolora'tion,    D*  -  sK  - 

Xrshn 
Discom'flt,   Ps'^rt,   Ds2 

!F-Td.  D^iFt-NG 
Discom'fiture,  Ds«;rtr 
Discom'fort,  Ds2 :  Frt,  Ds* ! 


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Discommend',  Ds*iNd 
Discommend'able,  Dss  '. 

Nd-B  (-L) 
Discommenda'tion,  Ds* 

IN-Dshn 
Discommode',      Ds*iD, 


Discommo'dious,    Ds2  '. 

D-8 
Discommo'diousness, 

Ds^iDs-Ns 
Discommod'ity,  Ds1^- 

T 

Discom'mon,  Ds*  SN 
Discompose',  Ds4  !  Pz,  Ds2 

iPzd,  DS«:PZ-NG 
Discompos'ure,   Ds2  i  P  - 

ZHr 
Disconcert',  Ds2isRt,  Ds2 

!sfi-Td,  Ds2;sRt-NG 
Disconcer'tion,        Ds2  ; 

sRshn 
Disconform'able,  Ds1  i  F 

-K-M-B1    [1F-B1] 
Disconform'ity,    DsMF- 

R-M-T    [1F-T] 
Discongru'ity,  Ds3;Gr-T 
Disconnect',  Ds2  i  Kt,  Ds- 

!K-Td,Ds2iKt-NG 
Disconnec'tion,         Ds2 

tKshn 

Discon'secrate,  Ds1  isKrt 
Discon'solate,  Ds1  l.sLt 
Disconsolately,  Ds1  isit 

•L 
Discon'solateness,  Ds1; 

sit-Ns 
Discontent',  Ds2  '.  Tnt,  Ds2 

iTn-Td,  Ds«iTnt-NG 
Discontent'edly,  Ds2  i  Tn 

-Td-L 
Discontent'edness,  Ds2  ! 

Tn-Td-Ns 
Discontent'ment,    Ds2  i 

Tt-Mnt 
Discontin'uance,  Ds3iT 

-Ns 
Discontinua'tion,  Ds2  !  T 

-Nshn 
Discontin'ue,  Ds3iT-N, 

D88:T-N-D,    Ds»:T-N-NG 
Discontin'uer,  Ds^lT-N- 

R 
Discontinu'ity,  Ds»;T-N 

T 
Discontin'uous,  DS»:T- 

N-3 

Dis'cord,  Ds-sKrd 
Discord'ance,  D'-sKrd- 

Ns 
Discord'ancy,  DJ-sKrd- 

N-S 

Discord'ant,  D»-sKrd-Nt 
Discord'antly,   Dl-sKrd- 

Kt-L 
Discord'antness.D'-sKrd 

Ht-Jfi 

Dis'count  or  Discount', 
BKnt,  r»3ori  -  sKn  -  1 


DIS 

Td,  D3ori-sKnt-NG 
Discount'able,   Di-sKnt- 

B(-L) 
Dis'count-day,  D3-sKnt- 

D 
Discoun'tenance,      D"  - 

sKnt-Nns,  D'-sKnt-N-Xst, 

pi-sKnt-N-Ns-NG 
Discoun'tenancer,    D1- 

sKnt-N-Ks-R 
Dis'counter,  D'-sKntr 
Discour'age,  D2-sKr-J, 

D2-sKr-Jd,  D2-sKr-J-NG 
Discour'ageable,D2-sKr- 

J-B1 
Discour'agement,     D*  - 

sKr-J-Mnt 

Discour'ager,  D2-sKr-Jr 
Discourse',  D=-sKrs,  D2- 

sKrst.  D5-sKrs-NG 
Discours'er,  D2-sKr-sR 
Disnours'ive,  D2-sKre-V 
Discour'teous,  Ds-sKr-Ts 
Discour'teously,  D2-sKr- 

T-sL 

Discour'tesy,  D2-sKr-T-8 
Disc'ous,  J>3-sKs 
Discov'er,  D2-sKv-B,  D2- 

sKv-fid,       D2-sKv-fi-NG 

[D2-sKv,  D2-sKvd,  D« 

sKv(-)] 
Discov'erable,  D2  -  sKv  - 

/i-Bl    [D2-sKv-B]' 
Discov'erer,  D2-sKv-/i-fi 
Discov'ery,  D2-sKv-fl 
Discredit,  D^-sKr-Dt,D*- 

sKr-D'Td,  D2-sKr-Dt(-) 
Discreditable,  D2  -  sKr  - 

Dt-Bl 

Discreet',  D3-sKrt 
Discreet'ly,  D*sKrt-L 
Discreet'ness,  D3-sKrt- 

Ns 

Discrep'ance,  D5-sKr-Pns 
Discrepancy,  D*-sKr-Pn- 

8 

Discrep'ant,  D2-sKr-Pnt 
Discrete',  D3-sKrt 
Discre'tion,  D^-sKrshn 
Discre'tional-ly,       D*  - 

Discre'tionary,          D*  - 

BErshn  -  R 
Discre'tionarily,       Ds  - 

RKrshn  -  R  -  L 
Discre'tiye,  D3-sKrt-V 
Discrim'inate,  D3-sKr-M 

-N-T,  D'-sKr-M-N-Td.  D3 

sKr-M-N-T-NG    [D3-sKr- 

Discrim'inately,  D3-sKr- 

M-N-T-i     [D3-sKr-Mii] 
Discrim'inateness,  D3  - 

isKr-M-N-T-Ns 
Discrimina'tion,  D2-sKr- 

M-Nshn 
Discrim'inative,  D3-sKr- 

M-N-Tv 
Discrim'inator,   D*-sKr- 

M-Ntr 


Discrown',  T>l-eKrn,  D1- 

sKrnd,  D^sKrn-NG 
Discu'batory,D3-sK-Bt-« 
Discul'pate,  Ds2-Kl-Pt 
Discum'bency,Dsa  SBn-S 
Discum'ber,  Ds2  i  Br 
Discur'sion,  D2-sKrshn 
Discur'sive,  D2-sKr-sV 
Discur'sively,  D2-sKr-sV 

-L 
Discur'siveness,  D^sKr- 

eV-Ns 

Discur'sory,  D^-sKr-sfl 
Dis'cus,  D3-sKs 
Discuss',  D2-sKs,  DS-sKst, 

D2-sKs-NG 

Discuss'er,  D2-sK-sB 
Discus'sion,  D2-sKshn 
Discuss'ive,  D2-sK-sV 
Discu'tient,  D3-sKshnt 
Disdain',  DzS-Dn,  Dz»- 

Dnd.  Dz«-Dn-NG 
Disdain'ful,    Dz*-Dn-F 

(-L) 
Disdain'fully,  Dz*-Dn-F 

(-L) 
Disdain'fulncss,  Dz«-Dn 

:Fs 
Disease',  D^-zZ,  D3-zZd, 

I)3-zZ-NG.     See  Decease. 
Diseased',  D"  -  zZd.     See 

Deceased. 
Disembark',  D1-sM-Br-K, 

Di-sM-Br-Kt,   Di-sM-Br- 

K-NG 
Disembarka'tion,  D^-sM- 

Br-Kshn 
Disembark'ment,      pi  - 

sM-Br-K-Mnt 
Disembar'rass,   D1-sM- 

Brs,  D'-sM-Brst,  D»-sM- 

Brs-NG 
Disembar'rassment,  D^- 

BM-Br-sMnt 
Disembay',  D2-sM-B 
Disembel'lish,  D2-sM-B- 

L-SH 

Disembit'ter,  D'-sM-Btr 
Disembod'y,  D^-cH-B-D, 

Di-sM-B-Dd,  D»-sM-B-D- 

NG 
Disembogue',    D2-sM-B- 

G,    D2-sM-B-Gd,    D2-sM- 

B-G-NG 
Disembogue'ment,    D2- 

sM-B-G-Mnt 
Disembos'om, 


Disembouchure', 

B-SHr 

Disembow'el,  D^sM-B-L 
Disembroil',  DJ-sM-Br-JL, 

Di-sM-Br-Ld,  Di-sM-Br- 

L-NG 

Disenable,  Ds«-N-Bl 
Disenchant'.Dsi-N-CHnt, 

Ds^N-CH-N-Td,     Dsl-N- 

CHnt-NG 
Pisenchant'er,   Ds1  -  N  - 

CHntp 


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Disenchant'ment,    Ds1- 

N-CHt-Mnt 
Disencum'ber,  Ds2-Ni  Br, 

Ds2-N!Brd,  Dss-NiBr- 

NG 
Disencum'brance,  Ds2  - 

NiBrns 
Disengage',  Ds«  -  N  -  G  -  J, 

Ds^N-G-Jd,    Ds2-N-G-J- 

NG 
Disenga'gednesaj  Ds2-N- 

G-Jd-Ns 
Disengage'ment,  Ds2-N- 

G-J-Mnt 

Disenno'ble,  Ds2-N-Bl 
Disenroll',  Ds2-N-Bl 
Disentan'gle,  Dsi-Nt-NG- 

Gl,  Dsi-Nt-NG-Gld,  Dsi- 

Nt-NG-Gl-NG 
Disentan'glement,  Ds1- 

Nt-NG-Gl-Mnt 
Disenthrall',  Dsi-Ntr-L 
Disenthrone',     Ds2  -  N  - 

TH(r)n 

Disenti'tle,  Ds^-N-T-Tl 
Disentomb',  Ds»-N-T-M 
Disentrance',  Ds^N-Trns 
Disespouse',  D'-sS-Pz 
Disesteem',    DS-sSt-M, 

ps-sSt-Md,  D3-sSt-M-NG 
Disestima'tion,  D«  -  sSt  - 

Mshn 
Disfa'vor,  Ds2-F-Vr,  Ds2- 

F-Vrd,  Ds2-F-Vr-NG 
Disfa'vorer,  Ds2-F-Vr-E 
Disflgura'tion,    Ds2  -  F  - 

Grshn 
Disflg'ure,  Ds^-F-Gr,  Ds3- 

F-Grd,  Ds3-F-Gr-NG 
Disflg'urement,  r>s»-F- 

Gr-Mnt 
Disfran'chise,  Ds1-Fr-N- 

CHz,     Dsi-Fr-N-CHzd, 

Dsi-Fr-N-CHz-NG 
Disfran'chisement,  Ds1- 

Fr-N-CH-zMnt 
Disfur'nish,  Ds2-Frn-/S'fl; 

Ds2  -  Frn  -  SHt,  Ds2  -  Frn- 


Disgar'nish,  Ds1-Gr-N- 

SH,    Ds^Gr-N-SHt,    Ds1- 

Gr-N-SH-NG 
Disgorge',  DsJ-Gr-J,  Ds1- 

Gr-Jd,  Dsi-Gr-J-NG 
Disgorge'ment,   Ds1^^ 

J-Mnt 
Disgrace',  Ds2-Grs,  Ds«- 

Grst,  Ds2-Grs-NG 
Disgrace'ful,  Ds2  -  Grs  -  F 


iff 


Disgrace'fully,  Ds*-Grs- 

F(-L) 
Disgrace'fulness,    Ds2  - 

Grs-Fl-Ns    [!Fs] 
Disgra'cer,  Ds2-Gr-8B 
Disgra'cious,  Ds2-Gr-SHs 
Disguise',   Dl  -  sGz,    D1  - 

sGzd,  Di-sGz-NG 

D^sguis'edly, 

2 


DIS 

Disguise'ment,    D1  -  sG  - 

zMnt 

Disguis'er,  D'-sG-Zr 
Disgust',  D2-sGst,  D2-sGs- 

Td,  D2-sGstC) 
Disgust'ful,  D2-sGs-T-Fl 
Disgust'ing,  D2-sGst(-) 
Disgust'ingly,  D^-sGs-T- 

NG1 
Dish,  D3-SH,   W-Sm,  DS- 


Dishabille',  D3-sB-L 
Dish'cloth,  D3-.S7/-K1-TH 
Dish'clout,  ~D3-SH-Klt 
Disheart'en,  Di-sH-fl-Tn, 

D1-sH-.R-Tnd,     D^-sH-R- 

Tn-NG      [D^sS-Tn,    D1- 

s.R-Tnd,  Di-s/e-Tn-NG] 
Dishev'el,  D2-SH-Vl,  D2- 

SH-Vlcl,  D2-SH-V1-NG 
Dishev'eled,  D2-SH-Vld 
Dish'ful,  D3-SH-F1 
Dishon'est,  Dzi-Nst 
Dishon'estly,  Dz^Ns-T-i 
Dishon'esty,  Dzi-Ns-T 
Dishon'or,  Dz^Nr,  Dz1- 

Nrd,  Dzi-Xr-NG 
Dishon'orable-yjDzJ-Nr- 

Bl 
Dishon'orableness,  Dzi- 

Nr-Bl-Ns    [:Bs] 
Dishon'orary,  Dzi-TSr-R 
Dishon'orer,  Dz^Nr-B 
Dishu'mor,  D3-sH-Mr 
Disincar'cerate,  Ds1  -  N  - 

Kr-sflt 
Disinclina'tion,  Ds2-N- 

Kl-Nshn 
Disincline',  Ds1  -  N  -  Kin, 

Ds^N-Klnd,    Ds^N-Kln- 

NG- 

Disinclose',  Ds~N-Klz 
Disinclosed',  Ds2-N-Klzd 
Disinfect',   Ds2-N-F-K-T, 

Ds^-N-F-K-Td,    Ds2-N-F- 

K-T-NG 
Disinfect'ant,  Ds2-N-F-K- 

Tnt 
Disinfec'tion,  Ds2  -  K  -  F  - 

Kshn 
Disingen'uous,  Ds2-X-J- 

NB 
Disingen'uously,  Us*-N- 

J-Ns-L 
Disingen'uousness,  Ds*- 

N-J-Ns-Ns 
Disinher'ison,     Ds*  -  N  - 

Hrz-N 
Disinherit,  Ds2  -  N  -  Hrt, 

Ds^-N-Hr-Td,   Ds2-N- 

Hrt(-) 
Disinher'itance,  Ds^-N- 

Hr-Tns 
Disin'tegrable,  Ds3-Nt- 

Gr-Bl 
Disin'tegrate,    Ds3  -  Nt  - 

Grt,  Ds«-Nt-Gr-Td,    Ds»- 

Nt-Grt(-) 
Disintegra'tion,  Ds«-Nt- 

Grslm 


DIS 

Disinter',  Ds2-Nt-R,  Ds2- 

Nt-Rd.  D82-Nt-R-XG 
Disin'terested,  Ds3-Ntrs- 

Td 
Disinterestedly,     ps3  - 

Ntrs-Td-L 
Disinterestedness,  Ds3- 

Ntrs-Td-Ns 
Disinter'ment,  Ds2-Nt-R- 

Mnt 
Disinthrair,  Ds1  -  Ntr  -  ~L. 

Ds»-Ntr-Ld,     Dsi-Ntr- 

L-NG 
Disinthralled',   Dsa-Xtr 

Ld 
Disinthrall'ment,    Ds1  - 

Ntr-L-Mnt 
Disjoin',  Ds^Jn,  DsWnd 

Dgi-Jn-NG 
Disjoin'edly,  DsW-N-D- 

L 
Disjoint',  Ds'-Jnt,  Dsl-J- 

N-Td,  Ds^Jnt-NG 
Disjoint'ed,  DsW-N-Td 
Disjoint'ly,  Ds'-Jnt-L 
Disjunct',  Ds2-J-NGt 
Disjunction,        Ds2  -  J  - 

IsGshn 
Disjunct'ive,  Ds2-J-NGt- 

V 
Disjunct'ively,    Ds2  -  J  - 

ROt-V-i 

Disjunc'ture,  Ds^-J-NGtr 
Disk,  D3-sK 
Dislike',  D'-sZ-K,  D^-sL- 

K-T.  Di-sL-K-NG 
Dis'locate,D3-si-K-T,  D3- 

Bi-K-Td,  Da-sL-K-T-NG 
Disloca'tion,  D*-sL-Kshn 
Dislodge',  i-s/,-J,Di-sI,- 

Jd,  Di-S-fc-J-NG 
Dislodg'ment,    D!-sL-J- 

Mnt 

Disloy'al,  r'-si-L 
Disloy'ally, 
Disloy'alty,  Di-sL-Z-T 
Dis'mal-ly,  D«-zM-i 
Disman'tle,    D^sM-N-T- 

L,  D>-sM-N-T-id,  Di-sM- 

N-T-i-NG 
Dismask',  D^sMs-K.    D1- 

sMs-Kt.  D^sMs-K-NG 
Disibast',  D1  -  sMst,   Di  - 

sMs-Td,  Di-sMstC) 
Dismay',  D2-sM,  D^-slId. 

D2-8M-NG 
Dismem'ber,  D"-  sM  -  M- 

Br,  D2-sM-M-Brd,  D=-sM- 

M-Br-NG 
Dismem'bernient,     D«  - 

sM-M-Br-Mnt 
Dismiss'f    D3  -  sMs,    T>3  - 

KMst.  D3-sMs-XG 
Dismiss'al,  D3-sMs-L 
Dismis'sion,  D3-sMshn 
Dismiss'ive,  D^-sMs-V 
Dismount',  D^sMnt,  D»- 

sMn-Td.  Di-sMnt-NG 
Disnat'uralize,  Ds1  -  Nt  - 

JOB 


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Disobe'dience,    D3  -  sB  - 

PUS 

Disobe'dient,  D3-sB-Dnt 
Disobe'diently,  D3  -  sB  - 

Dut-L 
Disobey',  D2-sB,  D2-sBd, 

D2.SB-NG 
Disobliga'tion,  Ds2  -  Bl  - 

Gshn 
Disob'ligatory,  Ds'-Bl- 

G-T-R 
Disoblige',  Ds^Bl-J,  Ds1- 

Bl-Jd.  Ds'-Bl-J-NG 
Disobli'ger,  DsJ-Bl-Jr 
Disobli'ging,  Dgi-Bl-J- 

NG 
Disobli'gingly,  Dsi-Bl-J- 

NGi 

Disorbed',  DJ-sR-Bd 
Disor'der,  D>  -  sRdr,  D1  - 

sR-Drd.  D^sRdr-NG 
Disor'derliness,  Di-sRdr- 
I     L-Ns 

Disorderly,  pi-sRdr-L 
I  Disorganiza'tion,  D2-sR- 

Gnzs/m 
Disorganize,    Di-sR-Gn- 

Z,    Di-sR-Gn-Zd,    Di-gR- 

Gn-Z-NG 
Disor'ganizer,  D!-sR-Gn- 

Z-R 
Disown',  Dz2-N,  Dz^-Nd, 

Dz2-N-NG 
Dispar'age,  Di-sPr-J,  Di- 

sPr-Jd,  Di-sPr-J-NG 
Dispar'agement,  Di-sPr- 

J-Mnt 

Dispar'ager,  D!-sPr-Jr 
Dispar'aging,    Di-sPr-J- 

NG 

Dis'parate,  D3-sP-Kt 
Dis'parates,  D3-sP-fits 
Dispar'ity,  Di  sP-TJ-T 
Dispark',  Di  sP-tf-K 
Dispart',  Di-sP-fit.  Di-sP- 

K-Td.  Di-sP-fft-IsG 
Dispas'sion,  Di-fiPshn 
Dispas'sionate,Di-sPslin- 

T 
Dispas'sionately,      D*  - 

sPshn-T  L 
Dispatch',  r>i-sP-CH,  Di- 

sP-CHt.  Di-sP-CH-NG 
Dispatch'er,  Di-sP-CHr 
Dispatch'ful,    DJ-sP-CH- 

Fl 

Dis'pathy,  D'-sP-TH 
Dispau'per,  Di-sP-Pr 
Dispel',   D2-sP-L,    D2-sP- 

Ld.  D2-SP-L-NG 
Dispend'  D2-sPnd 
Dispen'sable, 

(-L) 
Dispen'sary,  D^sP-N-stf 

[or  D2-sP-s/<] 

Dispensa'tion,D2-sPnssAn 
Dispen'sative,  D2-sP-Ns- 

Tv 
Dispen'satively,  D2  -  sP  - 

Ns-I-Vl 


DIS 


Dis'pensator, 

R 
Dispen'satory,  D2-sP-Ns- 

f-K 
Dispense',  D2-sPns,  D«- 

sPnst.  D2-.sPns-NG 
Dipsens'er,  D2-sPn-sR 
Dispeo'ple,  D3  sP-Pl,  l>3- 

sP-Pld.  D3-sP-Pl-NG 
Disperm'ous,  D^-sPr-Ms 
Disperse',  D2-sP-Rs,   D2- 

sP-Rst,  D2-sP-Hs-NG 
Dispers'er,  D2-sP-R-sR 
Disper'sion,  D2-sP-,Rshn 
Dispersive,  D2-sP-ffs-V 
Dispirit,  r>3-pPrt,  D^-sPr- 

Td,  D3-sPrtC) 
Displace',  D£-sPls,  D2- 

fiPlst.  D^sPls-NG 
Displace'able,  D2-sPls. 

Bl 
Displace'ment,     D2-sPl- 

sMnt 
Displac'ency,  D2-sPls-X- 

8 
Displant',   Di-sPlnt,    Di- 

sPln-Td.  Di-sPlnt-NG 
Displanta'tion,  Di-sPln- 

Tshn 
Display',  D2-sPl.  D2-sPld, 

D2-sPl-NG 

Display'er,  D2-sPl-R 
Displease  ,  D3-sPlz,    D3- 

sPlzd.  D3-sPlz-XG 
Displeas'ing,  D3  sPlz-NG 
Displeas'ure,  D2-sPl-Zr 
Displode',  U2  sPl-D.  D«- 

sPl-Dd.  D2-sPl-D-XG 
Displo'sion,  D2-sPlzhn 
Displo'sive,  D2-sPis-v 
Displume',  D3-sPl-M 
Dispone',  D2-sPn 
Disport',  D2-sPrt,  D2-sPr- 

Td,  D2-sPrt(-) 
Disport'ment,     D^sPrt- 

Mnt 

Dispos'able,  D2-sPz-Bl 
Dispos'al,  D2  sP-zL 
Dispose',  D2-sPz.  D2.spZ(ji 

p2-sPz-XG 
Disposed',  D-sPzd 
Dispos'er,  D2-sP-Zr 
Disposi'tion,  D3-sPzsfcn 
Dispossess',  D^sPss,  D2- 

sPss-T,  D2-sPss-XG 
Disposses'sion,D2-sPz^n 
Dispos'ure,  l)2-sP-ZHr 
Dispraise',  D2-sPrz,  D2- 

sPrzd.  D2-sPrz-NG 
Disprais'er,  D2-sPr-Zr 
Dispread',  D2-sPr-D.  D2- 

sPr-D-NG 

Disproof,  D3-sPrf 
Disproportion,  D2-sPr 

P-/?shn,  D2-sPr-P-.Rshnd, 

D2-sPr-P-/eshn(-)   [D«- 

fiPr-Pshn.D2-sPr-Pslin-D, 

p2  sPr-Pshn-NG] 
Dispropor'tionable,  !>*• 

ePr-Pshn-B  (-L) 


DIS 

Dispropor'tionably, 

sPr-Pshn-B  <-/,) 
Dispropor'tional-ly,  D2- 

sPr-Pshn-Z, 
Dispropor'tionate,    D2 

ePr-Pshn-aT.    (Vocalized 

to  distinguish  it  from  Dis- 

froportioned.  ) 
Disproportionately,  D2- 

sPr-Pshn-T-Z, 
Dispropor'tionateness, 

pa-sPr-Pshn-T-Ns 
Dispropor'tioned,     D2 

sPr-Pshn-D 
Disprov'able,  DS-sPrv-B 

(-L) 

Disprov'al,  D3-sPr-Vl 
Disprove',  D^-sPrv,  1)3- 

sPrvd.  D3-sPrv-NG 
Disprov'er,  D3-sPrv-K 
Dispun'ishable,  D«-sPn- 

8H-B1 

Dis'putable,  D3-sPt-Bl 
Dis'putableness,  D3-ePt- 

Bl-Ns     [or:Bs] 
Dis'putant,  D«-sP-Tnt 
Disputa'tion,  D^-sP-Tshn 
Disputa'tious,    D2-sP-T- 

SHs 

Dispu'tative,  D3-sPt-Tv 
Dispute',  Ds-sPt,   D3-sP- 

Td,  DS-sPtC) 
Disput'er,  D3-sPtr 
Disqualiflca'tion,    Ds«  - 

Kw-Z,-F-Kshn     [Ds*-K.w- 

F-Kshn] 
Disqual'ify,  Dsi-Kw-i-F. 

Dsi-Kw-i-Fd,    Dsi-Kw-Z,- 

F-NG      [Dsi-Kw-F,    Dgi- 

Kw-Fd,  Dgi-K-F-NG] 
Disquiet',  Dgi-Kw-T,  Dsi- 

Kw-Td,  Dsi-Kw-T-NG 
Disqui'eter,  Ds^Kw-Tr 
Disqui'etness,  Dsi-Kw-T- 

Ns 

Disqui'etude,  Dsi-Kw-Td 
Disquisi'tion,Ds3-Kwz*An 
Disregard',  D1  -  sB  -  Grd, 


NG 
Disregard'er,  D1  -  sB  -  Gr- 

Dr 
Disregard'ful,Di-sB-Grd- 

F-L 
Disrel'ish,     Ds*->Rl-SH, 


NG 
Disremem'ber,  D2-sB-M- 

M-Br,     D^-sE-M-M-Brd, 

D2-sE-M-M-Br-NG 
Disrepair',  T>l-sR-P-R 
Disrep'utable-y,  D2  -  sR  • 

Pt-Bl 
Disreputa'tion,  D*-sR-P- 

Tshn 

Disrepute',  D3-sfi-Pt 
Pisrespect',  D'-sfi-sP-Kt, 


Kt-NG    [ 
Bfl-sP-Td, 


77 

Disrespect'ful-ly, 

sP-Kt-Fl    [ 
Disrobe',  V*-sR-B, 

Bd,  D2-8/Z-B-NG 
Disrob'er,  D2-s«-Br 
Disroot',  D^-sRt,  I>3-sR 

Td.  D^-sBt-NG 
Disrupt',  D2-sB-Pt 
Disrup'tion,  D2-sB-Pshn 
Disrupt'ive,  D^sfi-Pt-V 
Disrupt'ure,  D2  -  &R  -  Ptr 

(or-P-CHr) 
Dissatisfac'tion,  Dss^Ts- 

F-Kshn     [Ds8!-Ts-Fshn] 
Dissatisfac'tory,  DssJ-Ts- 

F-K-T-«    [Dss'-T-sK] 
Dissat'isfy,     Dssi  -  Ts  F, 

Dssi-Ts-Fd,  Dssi-Ts-F-NG 
Dissect',  D2-sK.t,  D2-sK-Td, 

D2-sKt-NG 

Dissect'ible,  D^-sKt-Bl 
Dissec'tion,  D2-sKshn 
Dissect'or,  D2-sKtr 
Disseize',  D3-sZ,   D3-sZd, 

D3-sZ-NG 

Disseizee',  D3-sZe 
Dissei'zin,  D3-sZn 
Dissei'zor,  D3-sZ-K 
Dissem'blance,  D2  -  sM  - 

Bins 
Dissem'ble,  D2-sM-Bl,  D2- 

sM-Bld,  D2-sM-Bl-NG 
Dissem'bler,  D2-sM-Bl-R 
Dissem'inate,  D2-sM-N-T, 

D2-sM-N-Td,    DZ-sM-N-T- 

NG 
Dissemina'tion,  D2-sM- 

Nshn 
Dissem'inative,  D2  -  sM  - 

N-Tv 

Dissem'inator,D2  sM-Ntr 
Dissen'sion,  Ds2-Nshn 
Dissen'sions,  Ds^Nshns 
Dissent',  Ds2-Nt,  Ds2-N- 

Td,  Ds«-Nt-NG 
Dissenta'neous,   Ds2-Nt- 

N-S 

Dissent'er,  Ds2-Ntr 
Dissen'tient,  Ds2-N-SHnt 
Disserta'tion,  D2-s.K-Tshn 
Disserve',    U2  -  s^v,    D2  - 

effvd,  D2-sRv(-) 
Disserv'ice,  D2-s.R-Vs 
Disserv'iceable,  D2  •  sR  - 

Vs-Bl 
Dissev'er,  Ds2-  V  -  R,  D62- 

V-Kd.  D62-V-«-NG 
Disse  v'erance,  Ds2-V-Sns 
Dis'sidence,  Ds3-Dns 
Dis'sident,  Ds3-Dnt 
Dissil'ience,  D3-sZ-Ks 
Dissil'ient,  D3-sZ--Nt 
Dissim'ilar,  V*  -  sM  -  L  -  R 


Dissimilar'!  ty, 

Rt    [Di-sM] 
Dissim'ilarly,  D3  -  sM  -  L- 

R-L    [D3-sM!i] 
Dissimil'itude,  D'-sM-I.- 

Td 


DIS 

Dissim'ulate,  D3-sM-lt 
Dissimula'tion,     U2-sM- 

Z,shn 

Dis'sipable,  DS.SP.BI 
Dis'sipate,  D^-sPt,  D3-sP- 

Td.   D*-sPtc) 
Dissipa'tion,  D2-sPshn 
Disso'ciable,  D^-SH-Bl 
Disso'oial,  Ds2-SHl 
Disso'ciate,  Ds2-,s7/t,  Ds2- 

SH-Td.  Ds2-^7/t-N(i 
Dissocia'tion,  Ds2  AT/shii 
Dis'soluble,  D^-si-Bl 
iDis'solute,  D3-s/,t 
iDis'solutely,   Di-xLi-L 
\  Dis'soluteness.i)j-s^t-Xj 
IDissolu'tion,  l)3-s/,slm 
Dissolv'able,  D1  zA-v-Bl 
Dissolve',  Dl-zL-V,  D^-zL- 

Vd,  Dl-zL-V-XG 
Dissolv'ent,  Di-zL-Vut 
Dissolv'er,  J)l-zL-\r 
Dis'sonance,  Ds^-Nns 
Dis'sonancy,  Ds!-N-N-S 
Dis'sonant,  Ds2-Nnt 
Dissuade',    l>--»wa,   D2- 

W-Dd.  D--sWd(-) 
Dissuad'er,  D2-s'Wdr 
Dissua'sion,  Da-sWshn 
Dissua'sive,  D2-sWs-V 
Dissua'sively,  D2-sWs-V- 

L 

Dissyllab'ic,  D!-sL-B-K 
Dis'syllable  or  Dissyl'- 

lable,  D3-si-Bl 
Drs'taff,  D»3-Tf 
Distain',  Ds2-Tn,  D.s2-Tnd 

DS--TU-NG 

Dis'tance,  Ds3-Tns,    Ds3- 

Tust.  Ds3-Tns-NG 
Dis'tant,  Ds3-Tnt 
Dis'tantly,  Ds:i-Tnt-L 
Distaste',  Ds2-Tst,  Ds^-Ts- 

Td,  Ds2-Tst-NG 
Distaste'ful-ly,     Ds2-Ts- 

Fl 
Distem'per,  Ds2-T-M-Pr, 

Ds2-T-M-Prd,      Ds2-T-M- 

Pr-NG 
Distem'perature,  Ds2-T- 

M-Pr-CHr 
Distem'pered,  Ds2-T-M- 

Prd 
Distend',  Ds2-Tnd.  Ds2- 

Tn-Dd.  Ds2-Tnd-NG 
Distensibil'ity,  Ds3-T-N- 

sB-it 

Disten'sible,  Ds2-T-Ns-Bl 
Disten'sion,  Ds2-T-Nshn 
Dis'tich,D.s3-T-K 
Dis'tichous,  Ds'^-T-Ks 
Distill',  Ds3  -  T  -  L,  Ds3  -  T- 

Ld.  Dsa-T-Z,-NG 
Distill'able,  Ds3-T-L-Bl 
Distilla'tion,  Ds2-T-ishn 
Distill'er,  Ds3-T-L-R 
Distill'ery,  Ds3-T-i-« 
Distinct',  Dst3-NGt  fDs 
Distinc'tion,  Dst3-NGshn 
Distinct'ive,  Dst'-NGt-V 


DIS 

Distinctively, 

\-L 
Distinctly,  Dst»  -  NGt  -  L 

[Dst3iZ,i 
Distinct'ness,  Dsts-NGt- 

Ns    [Dsts-Ns] 
Distinguish,  Dsts-NG- 

Gw-SH,  DstS-NG-Gw- 

SHt,   Dst»-NG-Gw-8H- 

NG    [Dst3-NG-8H,    Dst3- 

NG  -  8Ht,  Dst3  -  NG  -  SH  - 

NG] 
Distinguishable,    Dst3- 

NG-Gw-SH-Bl    [Dst3-NG- 

8H-B11 
Distinguished,  Dsts-NG- 

Gw-SHt     [Dsta-NG-SHt] 
Distin'guisher,  Dst3-NG- 

Gw-SHr    [Dst3-NG-SHr] 
Distin'guishing,     Dsts . 

NG-Gw-SH-NG    [Dst3- 

NG-SH-NG] 
Distort',  Dsl-T-Rt,  DsJ-T- 

fl-Td,  Dsi-T-flt-NG 
Distortion,  Ds^T-Kshn 
Distortlve,  Ds'-T-St-V 
Distract',  D1  -  sTr  -  Kt,  D1- 

8Tr-K-Td,  Di-sTr-Kt-NG 
Distract'er,  Di-sTr-Etr 
Distract'edly,  Di-sTr-K- 

Td-Z, 
Distract'edness, 

K-Td-Ns 

Distrac'tion,  D^s 
Distract'ive,  r»i-sTr-Kt-V 
Distrain',   D^-sTm,   D»- 

eTrnd,  D^-sTrn-NG 
Distrain'or,  D2-sTr-Nr 
Distraint',  DZ-sTrnt 
Distraught,  Di-sTrt 
Distress',    D"  -  sTrs,   D*  - 

sTrst,  D^-sTrs-NG 
Distress'ful,  D--sTrs-Fl 
Distributable,  D^-sTr- 

Bt-Bl 
Distrib'ute,r>s-8Tr-Bt,  D3- 

sTr-B-Td,  D3.STr-Bt(-) 

See  Disturb. 

Distribu'ter,  D^-BTr-Btr 
Distribu'tion,     D3  -  sTr  - 

Bshn 
Distributive,  D3-sTr-Bt- 

y 
Distrib'utively,  DS-sTr- 

Bt-v-i 
Dis'trict,  D^-sTr-Kt,  D»- 

sTr-K-Td,  DS-sTr-Kt-NG 
Distrust',  D^-sTret,    D«- 

sTrs-Td,  D2-sTrst-NG 
Distrustful-ly,   D2-sTrst- 

Fl 
Disturb',  Dstr^-B,    Dstr2- 

Bd.  Dstr2-B-NG.    See  Dis- 
tribute. 

Disturb'ance,  Dstr2-Bns 
Disturb'er,  Dstr=-B-B 
Disun'ion,  Ds3-Yn-N 
Disun'ionist,  D.s^-Yn-Nst 
Disunite',  Dsi-Yn-T, 

Yn-Td, 


78 

DIsu'nity,  Ds»-Y-N-T 
Disu'sage,  Ds3-Yz-J 
Disuse',  DS^-YS 
Disuse',  Dss-Yz,  Ds^Yzd, 

Dsa-Yz-NG 

Disvalua'tion,  Dss-Vlshn 
Disval'ue,  Dsi-Vl 
Ditch,  D»-OH,  D3-CHt,  D*- 

CH-NG 

Ditch'er,  D*-CHr 
Di'theism,  Di-TH-zM 
Ditheist'ic,  D3-THst-K 
Ditheist'ical,  D3-THst-K- 

L 

Dith'yramb,  D3-THr-M-B 
DithyramTsic,  D»-THr 

M-B-K 
Dithyram'bus,  D1  THr 

M-Bs 

Di'tone,  Di-Tn 
Dit'tany,  D3-T-N 
Dit'tied,  D3-Td 
Dit'to,  D»-T 
Dit'ty,  r>s-T 
Diure'sis,  D3-lfss 
Diuret'ic,  D2-^-T-K 
Diur'nal-ly,  D2-K-N1 
Diutur'nal,  D^-Tr-Nl 
Divan',  Dvi-K 
Divar'icate,  Dvi-K-Kt, 

Dvl-K-K-Td,     Dvi-K-Kt- 

NG 
Divarica'tion,     Dv«  -  K  - 

Kshn 

Dive,  Dvi,  Dvdi, 
Dive'dapper,  D 
Div'er,  Dv>-R 
Diverge',   D\--R-3, 


DOC 


Diverge'ment, 

Mnt 

Divergence,  Dv^-R-Jna 
Diver'gency,  Dv2-.R-J-N- 

8 

Diver'gent, 
Di'vers,  DvJ-Ez 
Di'verse,  Dvi-Es 
Diverse',  Dv^-Rs 
Di'versely,  Dv^ 
Diversiflca'tion, 

F-Kshn 

Diversified,  Dv^ 
Diver'siform,    V 


Diversify, 
Rs-Fd,  Dv2 
Diver'sion, 
Diversity,  Dv*-Rs-T 
Divert',  Dv*-#t,  Dv2-fi-Td, 


Divert'er,  Dv*-fftr 
Divert'isement,  Dv^-Ets 

Mnt 

Divert'ive,  Dv^-Rt-V 
Divest',  D*  Vst,  D2-Vs-Td, 


Divestiture,  D«-Vs-Ttr 
Divide',  Dvi-D,    Dv'-Dd, 


Dividend,  Dv^-Dnd 


Divid'er, 
Divina'tion,  Dv*-Nshn 
Divine',  (o)Dvi-N,  Dv1-^ 

E,  Dvi-Nst 
Divine',  (».  )  Dvi  -  N,  Dvi- 

Nd,  Dvi-N-NG 
Divinely,  Dvi-N-L 
Divin'er,  Dvi-N-E 
Diving-bell,  Dvi-NG-B- 

L 

Divinity,  Dv3-N-T 
Divisibility,  D3-Vz-Blt 
Divisible,  D3-Vz-Bl 
Division,  D3-  Vzhn 
Divisional,  D3-Vzhn-£< 
Divi'sive,  D1-Vs-V 
Divi'sor,  D'-V-Zr 
Divorce',  Dv^-Es,  Dv«-Est, 

Dv2-.Rs-NG 
Divorce'able,  Dv2  -  Rs  •  B 

(-L) 
Divorce'ment,  Dv«-Es- 

Mnt 

Divor'cer,  Dv^-Es-E 
Divor'cive,  Dv2-Ks-V 
Divulge',  D2-V1-J, 

Jd,  D2-V1-J-NG 
Divul'ger,  D^Vl-Jr 
Divul'sion,  D2-Vlshn 
Divul'sive,  D2-Vl-sV 
Diz'en,  Dz3-N,  Dz3-Nd, 

Dz3-N-NG 

Diz'ziness,  D3-Z-Ns 
Diz'zy,  DS-Z,  D3-Zr,  D3-Zat 
Do,  (n.)D2 
Do,  (B.)D3  [D*].  SeeCouW 

and  Did. 
Doat,  Dt« 
Dob'ber,  Di-Br 
Docibillty,  Ds3-Bl-T 
Doclble,  Ds!-Bl 
Doclbleness,  Dbi-Bl-Ns 
Docile,  Ds^L 
Docility,  D^-sL-T 
Doclmacy,  D>-sM-S 
Docimas'tic,  Di-sMs-T-K 
Dock,  Di-K,  D]-Kt,  D»-K- 

NG 

Dock'age,  D^K-J 
Dock'et,  Di-Kt,  Di-K-Td, 

Di-Kt-NG 

Dock'-yard,  D!-K-Y(r)d 
Doc'tor,  Di-Ktr,  Di-Ktrd, 

Di-Ktr-NG 

Note.  —  When  placed  be- 
fore a  name  as  a  title  the 
contraction  Dr  is  used  for 
Doctor. 

Doc'toral,  Di-Ktr-L 
Doc'torate,  D>-Ktr-T 
Doc'toress,  D^Ktr-S 
Doc'tress,  Di-K-Trs 
Doc'torship,  D^Ktr-SH-P 

[oriSH] 

Doctrinaire',  D^K-Tr-Nr 
Doc'trinal-ly,  D1  -  K  -  Tr- 

Nl    IDi-Tr-Nl] 
Doc'trine,  D^K-Trn   [D»- 

Trn] 
Doc'ument,  D^K-Mnt 


DOC 

Document'al,  D*-K  i  Mnt 
Document'ary,     D2  -  K  - 

Mnt-K 

Dod'der,  DJ-Dr 
Dodec'agon,  Dd2-K-Gn 
Dodecahe'dral,  Dd3-K- 

Hd-fll 
Dodecahe'dron,  Dd^-  K- 

Hd-fln  • 

Dodge,  Di-J,  D'-Jd,  DJ-J- 

NG 

Dodg'er,  DWr 
Do'do,  D"-D 
Doe,  D2 

Doe'skin,  D2-sKn 
Do'er,  D3-B 
Does,  Dz2 

Doff,  Df».  Dfti,  Dfi-NG 
Dog,  D'-G,  DMM,  Di-G-NG 
Do'gate,  D2-Gt 
Dog'berry,  D'-G-B-JZ 
Dog'-brier,  Di-G-Br-E 
Dog'-cart,  D'-G-Krt 
Dog'-cheap,  DJ-G 
Dog'-day,  D^G-D 
Doge,  D2-J 
Dog'flsh,  Di-G-F- 
Dog'ged, 

Dog'gedly,  D^Gd-Z 
Dog'gedness, 
Dog'ger,  DJ-Gr 
Dog'gerel,  D^Gr-L 


Dog'gish, 
Dog'-Latin,  D'-G-i-Tn 
Dog'ma,  D'-G-M 
Dog'mata,  D^G-M-T 
Dogmat'ic,  Di-G-Mt-K  ' 
Dogmat'ical-ly,  D^G-Mt- 

Kl 

Dogmat'ics,  D^G-Mt-Ks 
Dog'matism,  D^-G-Mtz-M 
Dog'matist,    Di-G-M-Tst 

lor  -Mist] 
Dog'matize,    D^G-M-Tz, 

D'-G-M-Tzd,    DJ-G-M-Tz- 

NG 

Dog'matizer,  D^G-Mt-Zr 
Dog'rose,  Di-G-JKz 
Dog's-ear,  D»-G-zK 
Dog'star,  D1  -  G  -  sT  -  K  (or 

Di-Gstr] 

DogMooth,  Di-G-T-TH 
Dog'-trot,  Di-G-Trt 
Dog'  -watch,  Di-G-wCH 
Dog'wood,  D>-G-wD 
Doi'ly,  W-L 

Do'ings,  D2-NGs.    See  Do. 
Doit,  Dti 
Dolab'riform,  Di-i-Br-F 

(-E-M) 

Dol'ce,  W-L-CH 
Dolcemen'te,  Da  -  L  •  CH  - 

Mn-T 

Dol'drums,  D1-i-Dr-Mz 
Dole,  D2-L,  D»-Ld,   D«-L- 

NG 

Dole'ful-ly, 
Dole'some,  D^-L-s'M. 
Doll.  Di-L 
Dollar,  Di-i-B    [D»] 


79 

Dol'men,  D'-Z-Mn 
Dol'omite,  D^Z-Mt 
Dolor,  D2-Z-B 
DoloriTerous,  D3  -  Z  -  B  - 

Frs 

Dolorif'ic,  D3-Z-.R-F-K 
Dolorif  ical,  DJ-Z-R-F-K1 
Doloro'so,  r>2-Z-.R-S 
Dol'orous.  Di-Z-Rs 
Dol'orously,  D^L-R-sL 
Dol'phin,  D!-Z-Fn 
Dolt,  D2-Lt 
Dolt'ish,  D2-Z-T-SH 
Dolt'ishness,  D^Z-T-SZT- 

Ns 

Domain',  D2-Mn 
Dome,  D2-M 
Domes'day,  D^-Mz-D 
Domes'tic,  D2-Ms-T-K 

[D2-MS-K] 
Domes'ticate,    Da-Ms-T- 

Kt,  D2-Ms-T-K-Td,  D^-Ms 

-T-Kt-NG  [D2-Ms-Kt,  D2- 

Ms-K-Td,  D2-Ms-Kt-NGj 
Domestioa'tion,  D^Ms-T 

-Kshn    [D2-Ms-Kshn] 
Domesticity,  D^-Ms-Ts- 

Dom'icile,  I^-M-BZ,  D1- 

M-sZd.  Di-M-sZ-NG 
Domiciliary,  DS-M-sZ-A' 
Domicil'iate,  D3-M-sZ-T, 

D8-M-sZ-Td,  D3-  Bl-sZt- 

NG 
Domicilia'tion,    D2  -  M  - 

sZshn 

Dominance,  D^Mn-Ns 
Domlnancy,  D^Mn-N-S 
Dominant,  Di-Mn-Nt 
Dominate,  Di-M-N-T,  D1 

-M-N-Td,  D>-M-N-T-NG 
Domina'tion,  D2-M-Nshn 
Domlnative,  D'-M-N-Tv 
Domlnator,  D^M-Ntr 
Dom'ine,  D^M-N 
Domineer',  D8-M-Nr,  D3- 

M-Nrd.  DS-M-Nr-NG 
Dominical,  D3-M-N-K1 
Dominican,  D3-Mn-Kn 
Dominie,  D!-M-N 
Dominion,  D3-Mn-N 
Domino,  D1-M-N 
Don,  Dni.  Dnd1,  Dn^-NG 
Do'nable,  D2-N-B1 
Do'nate,  D=-N-T,  D2-N- 

Td,  D«  N-T-NG 
Dona'tion,  D2-Nshn 
Don'atism,  Di-N-T-zM 
Don'atist,  Di-N-Tst 
Don'ative,  Di-N-Tv 
Dona'tor,  D2-Ntr 
Done,  Dn2 
Donee',  D«-N 
Don'jon,  DnS-Jn 
Don'key,  Di-NG-K 
Don'na,  Di-N 
Do'nor,  D*-Nr 
Doo'dle,  D3  Dl 
Doom,  D8-M,  D3-Md,  D3- 

M-NG 


DOU 

Dooms'day,  D3-Mz-D 
Door,  D2-B 

Door'-keeper,D2-R-K-Pr 
Door'-nail,  D«-B-N-L 
Door'-plate,  D'-R-Plt 
Door'-way,  D--R-\f 
Dor,  D'-K 
Dora'do,  P2-7J-D 
Doree'  or  Do'ree,  D^or^-R 
Do'rian,  D--Hn 
Dor'ic,  D'-^-K 
Dor'icism,  D'-K-Sz-JI 
Dor'mancy,  DrJ-Mn-S 
Dor'mant,  Di^-Mut 
Dor'mer,  Di^-M-E 
Dor'mer-window,    Dr1- 

M-fi-Wn-B 

Dor'mitive,  Dr^-M-Tv 
Dor'mitory,  Dri- 
Dor'mouse,  DrJ- 
Dor'nick,  Di-^- 
Dorr,  I)i-R 
Dor'sal,  I)i-R-sZ 
Dorsiiyerous, 


Do'ry, 

Dose,  Ds2,  Dst2, 
Dos'el,  Ds!-L 
Dos'ser,  Di-sB 
Dos'sil,  Ds!-L 
Dost,  I)sta 

Dot,  Dti,  Di-Td,  Dt'C) 
Do'tage,  Dt2-j 
Do'tal,  Dt--L 
Do'tard,  Dt2-Ed 
Dota'tion,  D2-Tshn 
Dote,  Dt2,  D2-Td,  Dt2(-) 
Dot'er,  Dtra 
Doth,  D2-TH 
Dot'ingly,  Dt2-NGl 
Dot'tard,  DH-Kd 
Dot'ted,  Di-Td 
Dot'terel,  D'-Tr-L 
Dot'trel,  Di-Tr-L 
Dou'ay,  D3 
Double,   D2-B1,    D2-Bld, 

D2-B1-NG 

Doub'le-base,  D^-Bl-Bs 
Doub'le-breasted,  D^Bl- 

Brs-Td 
Double-dealer,  D2-B1- 

D-Z-R 
Double-dealing,  D*-B1- 

D-Z-NG 

Double-dyed,  D2-Bl-Dd 
Double-eagle,  D2-Bi-Gl 
Double-faced,  D2-Bl-Fst 
Double-flower,  D2-B1- 

Fl-B 
Double-minded,  D*-B1- 

Mn-Dd 

Doubleness,  D^-Bl-Ns 
Double-quick,    Da  -  Bl  - 

Kw  K 

Doubler,  D2-B1-K 
Double-salt,  D«-Bl-eLt 
Double-star,  D*-Bl-sT-B 

(or  D2-Blstr) 
Doublet,  Dz-Blt 
Doublets,  D2-Blta 


uou 

80 

Doubloon',  D3-Bln 

Drach'ma,  Dri-K-M 

Doub'ly,  D2-B1 

Draff,  Drf  i 

Doubt,  DU.  Di-Td.  Dti(-) 

DrafTy,  Dr'-F 

Doubt'able,  Dti-Bl 

Draft,     Drfti,      Drfi  -  Td, 

Doubt'er,  Dtr1.  See  Audi- 

Drfti-NG 

tor. 

Drafts'man,  Drftsl-Mn 

Doubt'ful-ly,  Dt'-Fl 

Drag,  Dri-G,  Dri-Gd,  Dri- 

Doubt'fulness,  Dti-Fl-Ns 

G-NG 

fDt1  :  Fs] 

Drag'-bar,  Dr'-G-Br 

Doubt'less,  Dti-Ls 

Drag'gle,  Dri-Gl,  Dri-Gld, 

Doubtlessly,  W-L-sL 

Dri-Gl-NG 

Douceur',  Da-sR 

Drag'-net,  Dri-G-Nt 

Douche',  D3  SH 

Drag'oman,  Dr^G-Mn 

Dough,  D2 

Drag'on,  Dri-Gn 

Dough'-face,  D2-Fs 

Drag'onet,  Dri-G-Nt 

Dough'nut,  D2-N-T 

Drag'on-flsh,   Dri-Gn-F- 

Dough'tily,  Di-T-I, 

SH 

Dough'tiness,  Di-T-Ns 

Dragonnade',  Dr2-Gn-D 

Dough'ty,  Di-T 

Drag'on's-tail,  Dri  -  Gns- 

Dough'y,  D6I2 

T-L 

Douse,  Ds1,  Dst1,  Ds!-NG 

Dragoon',  Dr3  -  Gn,   Dr3  - 

Dove,  Dv* 

Gnd.  Dr^-Gn-NG 

Dove'-cot,  Dv^Kt 

Dragoonade',  Dr2-Gn-D 

Dove'-house,  Dv2-Hs 
Dove'-like,  Dv2-L-K 

Drag'-sheet,  Drl-G-8Ht 
Drain,  Dm2,  Drnd2,  Drn2- 

Do'ver's  Powder,  Dv«- 

NG 

Kz-P-Dr 

Drain'able,Drn2-B  (-L) 

Dove'tail,  Dv2-T-L,  Dv«- 

Drain'age,  Drn2-J 

T-Ld.  Dv2-T-L-NG 

Drain'er,  Dr2-Nr 

Dow'able,  Di-Bl 

Drake,  Dr2-K 

Dow'ager,  Di-Jr 

Dram,  Dri-M 

Dow'dy,  Di-D 

Dra'ma,  Dr1or2-M 

Dow'dyish,  W-V-SH 

Dramat'ic,  Dri-Mt-K 

Dow'el,  D'-L,  D'-Ld,  D»- 

Dramat'ical-ly,  Dr]-Mt- 

L-NG 

Kl 

Dow'el-pin,  Di-L-Pn 

Dram'atist,  Dri-M-Tst 

Dow'er,  Di-R 

Dram'atize,   Dr1  -  M  -  Tz, 

Dow'ered,  Di-Rd 

Dri-M-Tzd.  Dri-M-Tz-NG 

Dow'erless,  D'-R-Ls 

Dram'aturgy,  Dri-M-Tr- 

Dow'las,  Di-is 

J 

Down,  Dni 

Drank,  Dr^NG-K 

Down'cast,  D-Ni-Kst 

Drape,  Dr2-P,  Dr2-Pt,  Dr2- 

Down'fall,  Dni  F-L 

P-NG 

Down'fallen,  Dni-F-Ln 

Dra'per-y,  Dr2-Pr 

Down'-haul,  Di-N-Hl 

Dras'tic,  Drsti-K 

Down'hearted,  Di-N-Hr- 

Draught,  Drfti 

Td 

Draught'-board,    Drfti  . 

Down'hill,  D'-N-Hl 

B-Rd 

Down'right,  Di-Nrt 

Draughts'man.Drfts1-  Mn 

Down'-stairs,  Dnstrz1 

Draw,  Dri.  Dri-NG 

Down'trod,  Di-N-Trd 

Draw'able,  Dri  BI 

Down'trodden,  Di-N-Tr- 

Draw'back,  Dr!-B-K 

Dn 

Draw'-bridge,  Dri-Br-J 

Downward,  Di-N-Wrd 

Drawee',  Dr"3 

Down'wards,  Di-N-Wrds 

Draw'er,  DrT-R 

Down'y,  Di-N 

Draw'-head,  Dri-Hd 

Dow'ry,  Dl-B 

Draw'ing,  Dr'-NG 

Dowse,  Dsi 

Draw'ing-master,    Dr1  - 

Doxolog'ical,  Di-K-si-J- 

NC1   ^Vfcstr 

Kl 

Draw'ing-room,  Dri-NG- 

Doxol'ogy,  Di-K-si-J 

R-M 

Dox'y,  Di-K-S 

Draw'-knife,  Dr'-N-F 

Doze,  Dz2.  Dxd2,  Dz«-NG 

Draw'ing-knife,  Dri-NG- 

Doz'en,  Dz2-N 

N-F 

Doz'iness,  D2-Z-Ns 

Drawl,  Dri-L,  Dri-Ld,  DrJ- 

Doz'y.  D2-Z 

L-NG 

Drab,  Dri-B 

Drawn,  Drni 

Drab'ble,  Dri-Bl,  Dri-Bld. 

Draw'-plate,  Dri-PH 

Dr'-Bl-NG 

Dray,  Dr2 

Drachm,  Dr1-!! 

Dray'age,  Dr2-  J 

DRI 

Dray'cart,  Dr2-Krt 
Dray'man,  Dr*-Mn 
Dra'zel,  Dr^zi 
Dread,    Drd2,    Dr2'Dd   or 

Dr2-D-D.  Drd2(-) 
Dread'ful-ly,  Drd^Fl 
Dread'fulness,    Drd»-Fl- 

Ns     [Drd2:Fs] 
Dread'less,  Drd2-£s 
Dread'naught,  Drd2-Kt 
Dream,    Dr^-M,    Dr3-Md, 

Dr3-M-NG 

Dream'er,  DrS-M-R 
Dream'ful,  Dr«-M-Fl 
Dream'-land,  Dr'-M-ind 
Dreamless,  Dr^-M-is 
Dreamt,  Dr2-Mt 
Dream'y,  (a.)  D^-M,  Dr*- 

M-R,  Dr^-Mst 
Drear,  Dr3-R 
Drear'ily,  Vi 
Drear'iness,  Dr 
Drear'y,  Dp*  R 
Dredge,  Dr2-J,  Dr2-Jd, 

Dr2-J-NG 
Dredg'er,  Dr2-Jr 
Dredg'ing-box,   Dr2  -  J  - 

NG  -  B  -  Ks 
Dredg'ing -machine,  Dr* 

-J-XG-M-SHn 
Dregs,  Dr2-Gz 
Dreg'giness,  Dr2-G-Ns 
Dreg'gish,  Dr2-G-SH 
Dreg'gy,  Dr^-G 
Drench,  Dr2-N-CH,  Dr2-N 

-CHt,  Dr2-N-CH-NG 
Drench'er,  Dr^N-CHr 
Dress,  Drs2,  Drst2,    Drs2- 

NG 

Dress'-coat,  Dr2-sKt 
Dress'er,  Dr2-sR 
Dress'ing,  Drs2-NG 
Dress'ing-gown,     Drs2- 

NG-Gn 
Dress'ing-room,      Drs2- 

NG-R-M 
Dress'-maker,  Dr2-sM- 

Kr 

Dress'y,  Dr2-S 
Dreul,  Dri-L 
Drew,  Dr3 
Drib,  Dr3-B 
Drib'ble,  Di-3-Bl,  Dr«-Bld, 

Dr'-Bl-NG 
Drib'blet,  DrS-BH 
Drib'let,  Dr3-BH 
Dri'er,  Dr'-R 
Drift,  Drf t",  DrfS-Td,  Drft»- 

NG 

Drift'- way,  Drft3-W 
Drift'wood,  Drft^-Wd 
Drift'y,  Drf«-T 
Drill,  Dr3-L,  DrS-Ld,  Dr»- 

L-NG 

Drill'-box,  Dr3-i-B-Ks 
Drill'ing,  DrS-L-NG 
Drill'-plow,  Dr3-L-Pl 
Drill'-press,  DrS-i-Prs 
Drill'-sergeant,   Drs-Zr 

sfi-Jnt 


DR1 

Drink,  DrS-NG-K,  Dr3-NG- 

K-NG 

Drink'able,  DrS-NG-K-Bl 
Drink'er,  Dr3-NG-Kr 
Drip,  Dr«-P,  Drs-Pt,  Dr3- 

P-NG 

Drip'ping,  DrS-P-NG 
Drip'ping-pan,    Dr3  -  P  - 

NG-Pn 

Drip'-stone,  Dr3-P-sTn 
Drive,  Drvi.  Drvi-NG 
Driv'el,  Dr*-Vl, 

Dr3-Vl-NG 
Driv'eler,  Dr3-Vl-R 
Driv'en,  Drv3-N 
Driv'er,  Dr^Vr 
Driv'ing-wheel,     Drv1  - 

NG-W1 
Driz'zle,  Dr«-Zl,  Dr3-Zld, 

Dr3-Zl-NG 
Driz'zly,  DrS-Zl 
Droit,  Drt1 
Droll,   (a.)  Dr2-L,   Dr2-i- 

R,  Dr2-Lst 
Droll'ery,  Dr2-Z,-K 
Droll'ish,  Dr2-Z,-SH 
Drom'edary,  Dr2-Md-.R 
Drone,  Dm2,  Drnd2,  Drn2- 

NG 

Drone'-bee,  Dm2-B 
Drone'-pipe,  Drn2-P-P 
Dron'ish,  Dr2-N-SH 
Drool,  DrS-L,  Dr3-Ld,  Dr3 

-L-NG 
Droop,  Dr3-P,  DrS-Pt,  Dr3 

-P-NG 

Droop'ingly,  DrS-P-NGl 
Drop,  Dr'-P,  Dr'-Pt,  Dr1- 

P-KG 

Drop'let,  Dr'-P-it 
Drop'-letter,  Dri-P-Ztr 
Drop'per,  DrJ-Pr 
Drop'-press,  Dri-P-Prs 
Drop'-scene,  DrJ-P-sN 
Drop'-serene,  Di^-P-a-fin 
Drop'sical,  Dr^Ps-Kl 
Drop'sicalness,  Dr1  -  Ps  - 

Kl-Ns 

Drop'sied,  Dr^P-sD 
Drop'sy,  Dri-P-S 
Drop'-wort,  Dr^P-Wrt 
Dros'ky,  Dr»-sK 
Drosom'eter,  Dri-sMtr 
Dross,  Drs1 
Dross'iness,  DrJ-S-Ns 
Dross'y,  Dr]-S 
Drought,  Drt1 
Drought'iness,  DrJ-T-Ns 
Drought'y,  Drl-T 
Drouth,  Dri-TH 
Drove,  Drv2 
Drov'er,  Dr2-Vr 
Drown,  Dm1,  Drnd1,  Dm* 

-NG 

Drown'ing,  Drn>-NG 
Drowse,  Drz1,  Drzd1,  Drz1 

-NG 

Drow'sily,  Dri-Zl 
Drow'siness,  Dr'-Z-Ns 
Drow'sy,  Dr[-Z 

4* 


81 

Drub,  DrVB,  Dr2-Bd,  Dr=- 

B-NG 

Drub'ber,  Dr2-Br 
Drudge,  Dr2-J,  Dr«-Jd, 

Dr2-J-NG 

Drudg'er-y,  Dr2-  Jr 
Drug,  Dr2-G,  Dr2-Gd,  Dr2- 

G-NG 

Drugged,  Dr2-Gd 
Drug'get,  Dr2-Gt 
Drug'gist,  Dr2-Gst 
Dru'id,  Di-s-D 
Dru'idess,  DrS-Da 
Druid'ic,  Dr»-D-K 
Druid'ical,  DrS-D-Kl 
Dru'idism,  DrS-D-zM 
Drum,  Dr2  -  M,  Dr2  -  Md, 

Dr2-M-NG 

Drum'-fish,  Dts-fS.-T-Slf 
Drum'-head,  Dr2-M-Hd 
Drum'-major,  Dr2-M-M- 

Jr 

Drum'mer,  Dr2-M-R 
Drum'mpnd,  Dr2-Mnd 
Drum'stick,  Dr^-Ms-T-K 
Drunk,  Dr2-NG-K 
Drunk'ard,  Dr2-NG-Krd 
Drunk'en,  Dr2-NG-Kn 
Drunk'enness,   Dr2-NG- 

Kn-Ns 

Drupa'ceous,  ~Dr--P-SlIa. 
Drupe,  DP"-? 
Druse,  Drs3 
Dru'sy,  DrS-S 
Drux'ey  or  Drux'y,  Dr2- 

ir_Q 

Dry,  (a.)  Dri,  Dr'-R,  Drst1 
Dry,  (v.)  Dri.  Drdi,  Dr'-NG 
Dry'ad,  Dr^D 
Dry'er,  Dr!-R 
Dry'-goods,  Dr>-Gdz 
Dry'ing^Dr^NG 
Dry'ly,  Dr>-L 
Dry'ness,  Dri-Ns 
Dry'-nurse,  DrJ-Nrs 
Dry'-point,  Dr>-Pnt 
Dry'-rot,  Dri-JJt 
Dry'-rub,    Dr^JZ-B,   Dr'- 

fi-Bd,  Dri-^-B-NG 
Dry'-salter,  Dr'-sLtr 
Dry'-saltery,  Drl-sL-Tr 
Dry'-shod,  Dr^-SHd 
Du'ad,  D3-D 
Du'al,  D3-L 
Du'alism,  D3-Lz-M 
Du'alist,  D3-ist 
Dualist'ic,  D3-Lz-T-K 
Dual'ity,  D^-L-T 
Du'archy,  D3-R-K 
Dub,   D«-B,  D2-Bd,   D«-B- 

NG 

Dub'ber,  D2-Br 
Du'bious,  D^-Bs 
Du'biously,  D3-B-sZ, 
Du'biousness,  D3  Bs-Ns 
Dubita'tion,  D*-B-Tshn 
Du'bitative,  D3-B-T-Tv 
Du'cal,  D3-K1 
Du'cally,  D»-K1 
Duc'at,  Ds-Kt 


DUM 

Ducatoon',  D^-K-Tu 
Duch'ess,  D^.cHs 
Duch'y,  D2-CH 
Duck,  D--K,  D=-Kt,  DS-K- 

NG 

Duck'-bill,  D=-K-B-L 
Duck'er,  r»2-Kr 
Duck'  ing-stool,    D2  -  K- 

NG-sT-L 
Duck'-  legged,    H--K-L- 

G-D 

Duek'ling,  D2-K1-NG 
Duct,  D2-Kt 
Duc'tile,  D2-Kt-L 
Duc'tileness,  D^-Kt-L-Ns 
Ductil'ity,  D'-Kt-L-T 
Dud'geon,  D2-Jn 
Duds,  Ddz-' 
Due,  DS 

Due-bill,  D3-B-L,  (or  -Bl) 
Du'el,  D'-L 
Du'eling,  D3-L-NG 
Du'eler,  D^-L-H 
Du'elist,  D3-ist 
Duel'lo,  D--L 
Duen'a,  D2-Nla 
Duen'na,  D2-N 
Duet',D2-T 
Duffel,  DS-FI 
Dug,  D2-G 
Dugong',  D'-G-NG 
Dug'out,  D2-G-T 
Duke,  D3-K 
Duke'dom,  D^-K-D-M 
[Dul'cet,  r>2-i-sT 
Dulciflca'tion,    D2-is-F- 

Kshn 
Dul'cify,  D2-£s-F,  D2-Zs- 

Fd.  D2-is-F-NG 
Dulcil'oquy,  D3-i-sL-Kw 
Dul'cimer,  D2-is-Mr 
Dul'edge,  D2-i-J 
Dull,  (a)  D2-L,  D2-/,-R,  D«- 

Lst 
Dull,  (i-)  D2-L,  D2-Ld,  D2- 

L-NG 

Dull'ard,  D2-L-ffd 
Dull'head,  D2-L-Hd 
Dul'ly,  D2-L 
Dulse,  D2-Ls 
Du'ly,  Ds-i 
Dumb,  D2-M 
Dumb-bells,  D2-M-Bls 
Dumb'ly,  D2 -M-Z, 
Dumb'ness,  D2-M-Xs 
Dumb'-show,  D2-M-Sff 
Dumb'-waiter,  D2-M-Wtr 
Dum'found,  DS-M-Fnd 
Dumfound'er,      Di-  M- 

Fndr 

Dum'my,  D2-M 
Du'mose,  DJ-Ms 
Du'mous,  D3-Ms 
Dump,  D2-M-P,  D«-Mt,D«- 

M-P-NG 

Dump'ish,  D2-M-P-SH 
Dump'ishly,  D2-M-P-5m 
Dump'ishness,    D2-M-P- 

SH-Ws 
Dump'ling,  D2-M-P1-NG 


DUM 

Dumps,  D2-M-Ps 
Dump'y,  D2-M-P 
Dun,  Dn",  Dnd2, 
Dunce,  Dnsa 
Dun'der,  Dndra 
Dun'dernead, 
Dun'derpate,  Dndr2-Pt 
Dun'fish,  Dn2-F-Stf 
Dung,  D2-NG 
Dun'geon,  Dn2-Jn 
Dung'fork,  D2-NG-F-R-K 
Dung'hill,  D2-NG-H1 
Dung'meers,  D^-NG-Mrz 
Dung'y,  D2-NG 
Dunk'er,  D^-NG-Kr 
Dun'lin,  D2-Nln 
Dun'nage,  Dn2-J 
Dun'ner,  D2-Nr 
Dun'ning,  Dn«-NG 
Dun'nish,  Dn2-SH 
Dunt,  Dnt2 
Du'o,  D3 

Duodecimal,  D2-D-sM-X. 
Duodec'imals,  D2-D-sM- 

Lz 

Duodec'imo,  D2-D-sM 
Duoden'ary,  D2-D-Nr 
Duode'num,  D»-D-N-M 
Duolit'eral,  D»-zt-*l 
Dup,  D2-P 
Dupe,  D3-P,  D3-Pt,  D3-P- 

NG 

Dup'ery,  D3-P-.R 
Du'ple,  D3-P1 
Du'plex,  D3-Pl-Ks 
Du'plicate,  D3-Pl-Kt.  D3- 

Pl-K-Td,  D3-Pl-Kt-NG 
Duplica'tion,  D2-Pl-Kshn 
Du'plicative,  D3-Pl-Kt-V 
Du'plicature,  D3-Pl-Ktr 
Duplic'ity,  D^-Pl-sT 
Durabil'ity,  DrS-Bl-T  (or 

-Bit) 

Du'rable-y,  Dr3-Bl 
Du'rableness, 
Du'ra-mater,  Dr3-Mtr 
Dur'ance,  D3-fins 
Dura'tion,  Drshn2 
Dur'den,  V*-R-T>n 
Dure'less,  D3-^ls 
Du'ress,  D*-«s 
Duress',  D~Rs 
Duress'or,  D2-K-sR 
Dur'ing,  Dr3-NG  [Dr3] 
Durst,  D2-Rst 
Dusk,  DS-sK 
Dusk'ily,  D2-sK-L 
Dusk'iness, 
Dusk'ish,  D«-8K-8H 
Dusk'ishly,  D 
Dusk  y,  D2-sK 
Dust,  Dst2,  Dsa-Td,  Dst2- 

NG 

Dust'er,  Dstr2 
Dust'iness,  Ds2-T-Ns 
Dust'pan,  Dst^Pn 
Dust'y,(a)  Ds2-T, 

Ds2-TBt 

Dutch,  D«-CH 
Dutch'-man,  D2-CH-Mn 


Du'teous,  D3-Ts 
Du'teously,  D3-T-si 
Du'teousness,  D3-Ts-Ns 
Du'tiable,  D3-T-B1 
Du'tied,  D»-Td 
Du'tiful-ly,  D3-T-F1 
Du'tifulness, 

lur  :Fs] 
Duty,  D»-T 
Duum'yir,  D2-M-Vr 
Duum'  viral,  D^-M-Vr-L 
Duum'virate,  D^M-Vrt 
Dwale,  Dw2-L 
Dwarf,  Dwi-fif,  Dw'-Rft 


Dwarfish, 
Dwarf'ishness, 

SH-Xa 

Dwarf  ling,  Dw 
Dwarf-wall,  D 
Dwell,  Dw2-L  [Dw2],  Dw«- 

Lt,  Dw«-L-NG 
Dwell'er,  Dw2-L-R 
Dwell'ing,     Dw2  -  L  -  NG 

tDw2(-)] 
Dwell'ing-house, 

-NG-Hs    [Dw2-Hs] 
Dwell'ing-place, 

NG-Pls    [Dw2-Pls] 
Dwin'dle,      Dw3  -  N  -  Dl, 

Dw3-N-Dld.  Dw3-N-Dl-NG 
Dye,  Di,  Ddi,  Di-NG 
Dye'-house,  Di-Hs 
Dye'ing,  Di-NG 
Dy'er,  Di-R 

Dy'er's-weed,  Di-Rz-Wd 
Dye'stuff,  D»-sTf 
Dye'-wood, 
Dy'ing,  D 
Dy'ingly, 
Dyke,  Di-K 
Dynam'eter,  DJ-N-Mtr 
Dynamet'rical,  D2-N-Mtr 

-Kl 

Dynam'ic,  Di-N-M-K 
Dynam'ical,  D'-N-M-Kl 
Dynam'ics,  D^N-M-Ks 
Dynamom'eter,  DJ-N-M- 

Mtr 
Dynamomet'ric,  D^-N- 

M-Mtr-K 
Dynamomet'rical,  D*-N- 

M-Mtr-Kl 

Dynast'ic,  D^Ns-T-K 
Dy'nasty,  Di-Ns-T 
Dys'crasy,  Ds3-Kr-8 
Dysenter'ic,  Ds^.Ntr-K 
Dysenter'ical,  Ds2-Ntr- 

Kl 

Dys'entery,  DgS-N-T-fi 
Dyspep'sia,  D2-sP-P-SH 
Dyspep'sy,  D2-sP-P-S 
Dyspep'tic,  D2-sP-P-T-K 
Dyspep'tical,  D2-sP-P-T- 

Kl 

Dys'phony,  Ds3-F-N 
Dyspnce'a,  D^-sP-N 
Dysu'ric,  D3-sR-K 
Dys'ury,  D3-s/e 
Dze'ren,  Z3-Rn 


EAR 


E. 


E,  the  fifth  letter  of  the  Al- 
phabet, is  commonly  used 
to  represent  two  distinct 
vowel-sounds,  as  heard  in 
mete  and  met.  being  sounds 
that  are  not  at  all  related.  In 
Phonography  thase  sounds 
are  written  as  follows: 

e  in  mete  —  heavy  third- 
place  dot. 

e  in  met—  light  second- 
place  dot. 

The  letter  e  has  a  few 
anomalous  sounds,  as  in 
the  words  pretty  (prltty), 
clerk  (clark.  according  to 
the  English  pronuncia- 
tion), there  (thare),  etc. 

Ee  generally  has  the 
sound  of  e. 

Ea  has  a  variety  of 
sounds,  as  in  meal  (e), 
great  (a),  heart  (&),  guinea 
(I),  head  (e)  and  react  (ta). 
Of  course  the  phonographic 
vowel-sign  is  different  for 
each  of.  these  sounds. 

Ey  has  generally  the 
sound  of  a,  as  in  they,  prey, 
etc. 

E  final  is  generally  silent, 
only    serving    to    indicate 
that  the   preceding  vowel 
has  its  long  sound,  as  in 
mate.  note.  etc. 
Each,  CH3 
Ea'ger,  Gr3 
Ea'gerly,  Gr-Z3 
Ea'gerness,  GrS-Ns 
Ea'gle,  Gia 
Ea'gle-eyed,  Gls-i-D 
Ea'gless,  Gls3 
Ea'gle-stone,  Gl-sTn3 
Ea'glet,  Git3 
Ea'gre,  Gr3 
Ean,  eN3 
Ear,  R3 
Eared',  Rd3 
Ear'ing,  R3-NG 
Earl,  R2-// 
Ear'lap,  R3-Z,-P 
Earl'dom,  R2-L-D-M 
Ear'less,  W-Ls 
Ear'liness, 
Earl'-marshal, 

SHI 


Ear'ly,  R2-Z 
Ear'-mark,  R^M-R-K.  R3- 

M-K-Kt,  R3-M-B-K-NG 
Earn,  Rn2,  Rnd2,  Ru2-NG 
Ear'nest,  R2-Nst 
Ear'nestly,  R2-Nst-L 


EAR 

Ear'nestness,  R2-Ns-Ns 
Earn'ing,  Rn2-NG 
Ear'-ring,  RS-.R-NG 
Ear' -shot,  W-SHt 
Earth,  «2-TH, 

TH-NG 
Earth-board,  #2-TH-Brd 
Earth'en,.R2-THn 
Earth'iness,  /e2-TH-Ns 
Earth'liness,  S2-TH-.L-N8 
Earth'ling,  jR2-TH-i-NG 
Earth'ly,  R2-TH-L 
Earth'-nut,  A^TH-Nt 
Earth'quake,  #«-TH-Kw- 

K 

Earth'ward,  fl^TH-Wrd 
Earth-work,fl2-TH-Wr-K 
Earth'worm,  flS-TH-Wr- 

M 

Earth'y,  K«-TH 
Ear-wax,  R8-W-Ks 
Ear'wig,  R»-W-G 
Ear'-witness,  R8-Wt-Ns 
Ear'-trumpet,   R3-Tr-M- 

Pt 

Ease,  Z8.  Zd»,  Z8-NG 
Ea'sel,  Zl» 
Ease'less,  Z8-£s 
Ease'ment,  Z8-Mnt 
Eas'ily,  zl8 
Eas'iness,  Z»-NB. 
East,  St8 
East'er,  Str3 
East'erday,  Str3-D 
East'erly,  Str8-// 
East'ern,  St^-Kn 
East'ing,  Sta-NG- 
East'ward,  Sts-Wrd 
Eas'y,  (a.)  Z8,  Z8-R  (See 

Easily),  Zst8 
Eas'y-chair,  Z8-CHr 
Eat,  TS,  TS-NG 
Eat'able,  T^-Bl 
Eat'er,  Tr8 
Eat'en,  Tn8 
Eat'ing,  T8-NG 
Eat'ing-house,  T8-NG-Hs 
Eau-de-Cologne,  6D*-K- 

Zn 

Eaves,  Vz8 
Eaves'drop,  V8-zDr-P 
Eaves'dropper,   \T»-zDr- 

Pr 

Ebb,  B2,  Bd2,  B2-NG 
Ebb'-tide,  B«-Td 
ETaionite,  B»-N-T 
Eb'on,  En" 
Eb'onize,  B2-Nz,  B»-Nzd, 

B«-Nz-NG 
Eb'ony,  B^-N 
Ebri'ety,  Bri-T 
Ebrios'ity,  Brsi-T 
Ebul'lience,  Ba-Z-Ns 
Ebulliency,  B^-i-N-S 
Ebullient,  B2-Z-Nt 
Ebulli'tion,  B8-ishn 
Ebur'nean,  B*-K-Nn 
Ecbat'ic,  K-Bi-T-K 
Eccaleo'bion,  K-L*-Bti 
Ec'ce-homo,  K-S8-H-M 


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Eccen'trio,  Ks*-Ntr-K 
Eccen'trical-ly,  Ks«-Ntr- 

Kl 
Eccentric'ity,  Ks2  •  Ntrs- 

T 

Eccle'sia,  Kl-Z8 
Eccle'siarch,  Kl-Z^-K 
Ecclesias'tes,  Klzs-Tzi 
Ecclesias'tic,  Klzs-Ti-K 
Ecclesias'tical-ly,  Klzs- 


Ecclesias'ticism,    Klzs  - 

Ti-szM 
Ecclesias'ticus,  Klzs-T1  - 

Ks 
Ecclesiolog'ical,  Kl-zZ,i- 

J-K1 
Ecclesiol'ogist,  Kl  -  zZ,1  - 

Jst 

Ecclesiol'ogy,  Kl-zii-J 
Ech'elon,  SH^-in 
Ech'inate,  K2-Nt 
Echina'ted,  K2-N-Td 
Echi'ni,  K'-N 
Ech'inite,  K«-Nt 
Echi'nus,  K^Ns 
Ech'o,  K2,  K-D2,  K2-NG 
Ech'oless,  K-Zs2 
Echom'eter,  Ki-Mtr 
Echqm'etry,  K-M-Tr1 
Eclair'cise,  Kl-^J-Sz 
Eclair'cisseinent,  Kl-JZ1- 

Ss-Mn 
Eclat',  KH 
Eclec'tic,  K1-K-T«-K 
Eclec'tical-ly,  Kl-K-T2- 

Kl 
Eclec'ticism,    Kl  -  K  -T2- 

BZM 

Eclipse",  Kl-Ps3,  Kl-Pst8, 

Kl-Ps«-NG 
Eclip'tic,  Kl-Pt8-K 
Ec'iogue,  K12-G 
Econom'ic,  K^-M-K 
Econom'ical-ly,  Kn!-M- 

Kl 

Economics,  KnJ-M-Ks 
Econ'omist,  KnJ-Mst 
Econ'omize,      Kn1  -  Mz, 

Kni-Mzd,  Kni-Mz-NG 
Econ'omy,  Kui-M 
Ec'stacied,  Ks-Ts2-D 
Ec'stasy,  Ks-T2-8 
Ecstat'ic,  Ks-Tti-K 
Ecstat'ical,  Ks-Tti-Kl 
Ec'typal,  K-T2-?! 
Ec'type,  K-T2-P 
Ecumen'ic,  K2-M-N-K 
Ecumen'ical,  K^M-N-Kl 
Eda'cious,  GD2-S£fa 
Edac'ity,  CDs^-T 
Ed'da,  eDa* 
Ed'dy,  D»,  D»-D,  D«-NG 
Edem'atose,  D«-M-Ts 
Edem'atous,  D»-M-Ts 
E'den,  Dn8 
Eden'tal,  Dnt«-L 
Eden'talous,  Dn*-T-Za 
Eden'tate,  Dn«-Tt 
Eden'tated,  Dnt»-Td 


EFF 

Edge,  J2.  Jds,  J2-NG 
Edge'-bone,  J2-Bn 
Edge'less,  J*-L8 
Edge'-tool,  J2-T-I, 
Edge'wise,  J'^-Wz 
Edg'ing,  J^-NG 
Ed'ible,  D2-B1 
Ed'ibleness,  D2-Bl-Ns 
E'dict,  D^-Kt 
Ediflca'tion,  Df2-Kshn 
Ed'iflcatory,  Df2-K-T-B 
Edif'icatory,  Dfa-K-T-J2 
Ed'iflce,  D^Fs 
Edifi'cial,  D*-F-Sm 
Ed'ifled,  Df2-D 
Ed'ifler,  D'^-F-R 
Ed'ity,  D2-F,  Df2-r>,  U2-P. 

NG 

E'dile,  DP-L 
E'dileship,  D*-L-SH-P 
Ed'it,  D2-T,  D2-Td,  Dt2(-) 
Edi'tion,  Dslm8 
Ed'itor,  Dt*-R.    See  Debt" 

or. 

Edito'rial-ly, 
Ed'itorship, 

[orDf-i-R  :SH] 
Ed'itress,  D2-Trs 
Ed'ucate,  D2  -  Kt,  D2  -  K  - 

Td,  D2-Kt-NG 
Educa'tion,  D2-Kshn 
Educa'tioual,  D2-Kshn-i 
Educa'tionist,  D2-Kslin- 

St 

Ed'ucator,  D2-Ktr 
Educe,  Ds3,  Dsts,  Ds3-NG 
Edu'cible,  D.^.BI 
Educ'ing,  Ds3-NG 
E'duct,  1)3- Kt 
Educ'tion,  D2-Kshn 
Educ'tor,  D2-Ktr 
Edul'corate,  D2-i-Krt,  D* 

-Z-Kr-Td.  P'^-i-Krt-NG 
Edulcora'tion,       D2  -L  - 

Krshn 
Eel,  L3 

Eel'-grass,  L^-Grs 
Eel'pot,  i3.pt 
E'en,  eN3 
E'er,  R2 
Ef'fable,  F2-B1 
Efface',  Fs2.  Fst2,  Fs*-NQ 
Efface'ment,  Fs^-Mnt 
Effect',  F2-K-T,  F2-K-Td, 

F2-K-T-NG    [F-K,  F2-K- 

Td,  F2-K(  )  ] 
Effect'ible,  F2-K-T-B1 
Effec'tion,  F2-Kshn 
Effect'ive,  F2-K-Tv 
Effect'ively,  F--K-T-V1 
Effect'iveness,  F2-K-Tv- 

Ns 

Effect  or,  F2-Ktr 
Effect'ual,  F2-K-T-L 
Effect'ually,  F2-K-T-£ 
Effect'ualness,  F2-K-T-£ 

-Ns 
Effect'uate,  F2-K-CHt,  r« 

K-CH-Td,  F2-K-CHt-NO 
Effem'inacy,  F*-Mn-a 


EFF 

Effeminate,  F«-Mn-T,  F2 

-Mn-Td.  F^Mn-T-NG 
"Gflfem'inately,  F*-Mn-T- 

L 
Effemlnateness,  F2-Mn- 

T-Ns 

EfFen'di,  F*-N-D 
Efferent,  FS-Knt 
Effervesce',  Fr2  -  Vs,  Fr»- 

Vst.  Fr2-Vs-NG 
Efferves'cence,  Fr2-  Vs  - 

Ns 
Efferves'ency,  Fr^Vs-N- 

8 

Efferves'cent,  Fr2-Vs-Nt 
Efferves'cible,  Fr2- Vs-Bl 
Effete',  F3-T 
Eflftca'cious,  F2-K-SHs 
Efflca'ciously,  F2-K-SHs- 

L 
Efflca'ciousness,  F«-K- 

SHs-Ns 

Efficacy,  F2-K-S 
Effl'cience,  Fshns3 
Efficiency,  Fshn^-S 
Effl'cient,  Fshnt3 
Effl'ciently,  Fshnta-Z, 
Effigies,  F3-Jz 
Effigy,  F«-J 
Effloresce',  Fl*-Re,  Fl«- 

tfst.  FIS-Ks-NG 
Efflores'cence,  Fl2-«8-Ns 
Efflores'cency,  Fl2-.Ks-N- 

8 

Efflores'cent,  Fl2-Ks-Nt 
Effluence,  Fl2-Ns 
Ef  fluency,  F12-N-S 
Effluent,  Fl2-Nt 
Efflu'via,  Fls-V 
EfQu'vium,  Fls-V-M 
Ef  tlux,  Fl2-Ks 
Efflux'ion,  Fl2-Kshn 
Effort,  Frts 
Effortless,  Frt8-Ls 
EfFront'ery,  Frnt*-R 
Efful'gence,  Fl«-  Jns 
Eflful'gent,  F12-Jnt 
EfiFul'gently,  Fl2-Jnt-L 
Effuse',  Fz^,  Fzd»,  Fz3-NG 
Effuse,  Fss 
Eflfu'sion,  Fzhn» 
Effu'sive,  Fs3-V 
Effu'sively,  Fs3-V-i 
Effu'siveness,  Fs^-V-Ns 
Eft,  Ft2 
Egad',  Ga-Di 
Eges'tlon,  Js2-CHn 
Egg,  G2.  Gd2.  G2-NG 
Egg-nog',  G2-N-G 
Egg'-plant,  G2-Plnt 
Eg'lantine,  Gln-Tn* 
E'goism,  G3-zM 
E'goist,  Gst» 
E'gotism,  G-T3-zM 
E'gotist,  G-Tsta 
Egotist'ic,  G-Tst^-K 
Egotist'ical,  G-Tst3-K-L 

[or  -Ts-Kl] 
Egre'gious,  Gr-Js3 
Egre'giously,  Gr-J3-eL 


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Egre'giousness,  Gr  -  Js3- 

Ns 

E'gress,  Grs3 
Egres'sion.  Grshu' 
E'gret,  Grt' 
Egrette',  Grt* 
Egyp'tian,  J3-Pshn 
Egyptol'ogist,  J '  -  Pt  •  L  - 

Jst 

Egyptol'ogy,  Ji-Pt-L-J 
Eh,  . 

Ei'der,  iDri 
Ei'der-down,  IDr^Dn 
Ei'der-duck,  iDri-D-K 
Ei'dograph,  i-Di-Grf 
Eigh,  . 

Eight,  aT2  (or  8) 
Eight'een,  aTn2  (or  18) 
Eighteenth,  aTn^TH 

(orlSiTH') 

Eighth,  T2-TH  (orSiTHl) 
Eighthly,  T2-TH-L  (or  8! 

THU) 
Eightieth,  T^-TH  (or  801 

THi) 

Eight'y,  aTI2  (or  80) 
Ei'ther,  DH^or3 
Ejac'ulate,  J'-Klt,  Ji-Kl- 

Td,  Ji-Klt-NG 
Ejacula'tion,  J2-Klshn 
Ejac'ulatory,  Ji-Kl-T-B 
Eject',  J2-Kt,  J2-K-Td,  J2- 

Kt-NG 

Ejec'tion,  J2-Kshn 
Eject'ment,  J2-Kt-Mnt 
Eiect'or,  J^Ktr 
Eke,  K3,  Kts,  K3-NG 
Elab'orate,  L1  -  Brt,  Ll  - 

Br-Td.  Z,!-Brt(-) 
Elab'orately,  L^-'Br^L 
Elab'orateness,  Ll  -  Brt- 

Ns 

Elabora'tion,  Z2-Brshn 
Elab'orative,  ^i-Brt-V 
Elab'orator,  ii-Brtr 
Elaine,  X^-N 
Elapse',  Z,!-Ps,  Zi-Pst,  L1- 

Ps-NG 

Elas'tic,  Zs'-T-K 
Elas'tical,  Zs»-T-Kl 
Elasticity,  is3-Ts-T 
Elate',  £«-T,  i2-Td,  Lt-T- 

NG 

Ela'tion,  ishn« 
Ela'tor,  itr2 
El'bow,  i2-B,  i2-Bd,  Z2- 

B-NG 

ElTsow-chair,  i«-B-CHr 
El'bow-room,  i2-B-B-M 
Eld,  iL*-I) 
Eld'er,  (a.)  ei2-Dr.     See 

Older. 

Eld'er,  (re.)  Z2-Dr 
Eld'erly,  Z,2-Dr-i 
Eld'ership,  /,2-DrtSH 
Eld'est,  ti2-Dst.        See 

Oldest. 
El  Dora'do,  i«or'-D-fi-D 

(ori2orl.Dr.D) 

Eleat'ic,  Zi-T-K 


ELE 

Elecampane',  L^-K-M-Pn 
Elect',  L2-Kt,  L2-K-Td, 

L2-Kt-NG 

Electlcism,  1,2-K-T-szM 
Elec'tion,  L2-Kshn 
Electioneer',  L»-Kshn-fi, 

IAKslm-.Rd,  L»-Kshn-fi- 

NG 

Elective,  L«-K-Tv 
Electlvely,  L«-K-T-V1 
Elect'or,  L2-Ktr 
Eleot'oral,  L2-Kt-Hl 
Elect'orate,  I^-Ktr-T 
Elect'ress,  L2-K-Trs 
Elec'tric,  IAK-Tr-K 
Elec'trical-ly,    L2-K-Tr. 

Kl 

Electri'cian,  L3-K-Trehtt 
Electricity,  L3-K-Trs-T 
Elec'trifiable,  L2  -  K  -  Tr- 

F-B1 
Elec'trify,  L^-K-Tr-F,  L»- 

K-Trf-D.  L2-K-Trf-NG 
Electriza'tion,      L2  -  K  - 

Tizshn 

Elec'trize,  L2-K-Trz.  L«- 

K-Trzd.  IAK-Trz-NG 
Elec'tro-,  L2-K-Tr 
Elec'trode,  L^-K-Trd 
Electrol'ogy, 

J 
Electrol'ysis,  L1  -  K.  -  Tr- 

Las 

Elec'trolyte,  L2-K-Tr-Zt 
Elec'trolyze,  L2-K-Tr-Lz, 

L2-K-Tr-izd.  L2 

JfG 
Electrom'eter, 

Mtr 
Electro-mo'tor,  L2-K-Tr- 

Motr 
Elec'troscope,   L2-K-Tr- 

sK-P 
Elec'trotype,  L2-K-Trt- 

P,  L=-K-Trt-Pt,  L2-K.-Trt- 

PC) 
Elec'trotyper,  L2-K-Trt- 

Pr 
Elec'trotypy,  L2-K-Trt- 

PI 

Elec'trum,  L2-K-Tr-M 
Elect'uary,  L2-K-CH-« 
Eleemos'ynary,  L1  -  Mz- 

N-K 

El'egance,  L2-Gns 
El'egancy,  IAGn-8 
El'egant,  L,2-Giit 
El'egantly,  L2-Gnt-i 
Ele'giac,  Z3-J-K 
Elegi'ac,  Zi-J-K 
Elegi'acal,  Z^J-Kl 
El'egist,  Z2-Jst 
Ele'git,  £3-Jt 
El'egy,  L2-J 
El'ement,  L2-Mnt 
Element'al,  L2-Mnt-L  [or 

L- :  Mnt 
Element'ally,  L2-M-N-T- 

L 
Element'ary,  La-Mnt-S 


ELE 

Blench',  IANG-K 
Elench'ical,  L2-NG-K-K1 
El'ephant,  z2-Fnt 
Elephanti'asis,  Zi-Fnt-Ss 
Elepnan'tine,  Z^Fnt-N 
Eleusin'ian,  Zs3-Nn 
El'evate,  Z2-Vt,  Z2-V-Td, 

Z2-\t-NG 

Eleva'tion,  Z2-Vshn 
El'evator,  Z«-Vtr 
Elev'en,  Z2-Vn  (or  11) 
Elev'enth.zs-V-N-TH  (or 

lliTHi) 
Elf,  Z2-F 

Elf-lock,  Z2-F-Z-K 
Elfin,  Z2-Fn 
Elfish,  L*-¥-SH 
El'gin,  Z*-Jn 
"  Elic'it,  Zs3-T,  Zs3-Td,  Zss- 

T-NG 
Elide',  Zl-D,  Zi-Dd,  Zi-D- 

NG 
Eligibil'ity,  Z3-J-B1-T  [or 

-Bit 

El'igible-ly,  Z«-J-B1 
El'igibleness,  Z2-J-Bl-Ns 

[or  :Bs] 
Elim'inate,  L3-M-N-T.  V 

-M-N-Td.  lAM-N-T-NG 
Elimina'tion,  L2-M.Nshn 
Elis'ion,  Zzhn3 
Elite',  Z3-T 
Elix'ir,  L3-K-sR 
Elizabeth'an,  Z 
Elk,  L«-K 
Ell,  £2 

Ellipse',  Z3-Ps 
Ellip'sis,  Z3-Pss 
Ellip'soid,  Z3-Ps-D 
Ellipsoid'al, 
Ellip'tic,  £3.p.T-K 
Ellip'tical,  Z3-P-T-K1 
Elliptic'ity,  i3.p.Ts-T 
Elm,  IAM 

El'mo's-flre,  L«-Mz-F-B 
Elocu'tion,  L3-Kshn 
Elocu'tionary,  L3-Kshn 

R 

Elocu'tionist,L3-Kshn-St 
Eloge',  £2-ZH 
Elo'gium,  Z,2-J-M 
El'ohim,  L2-H-M 
Elohis'tic,  L3-Hs-T-K 
Elon'gate,  Li-NG-Gt, 

NG-G-Td.  L»-NG-Gt(-) 
Elonga'tion,  L2-NG-Gshn 
Elope',  L*-P,  Z,«-Pt,  L«-P- 

NG 

Elope'ment,  Z2-P-Mnt 
El'oquence,  L2-Kwns 
El'oquent,  L2-Kwnt 
El'oquently,  li2-Kwnt-i 
Else,  As- 
Jn    combination    with  a 
preceding    word   or 
Die,  Else  is  always  written 
downward  to  distinguish  it 
from  Less,  which  see.  When 
standing  alone  Else  should 
always  be  vocalized. 


85 

Else'where,  Ls2-.R 
Elu'cidate,  Zs^-Dt,   Zs3- 

D-Td.  Zss-Dtc) 
Elucida'tion,  Zs2-Dshn 
EJlu'cidative,  Zs»-D-Tv 
Elu'cidator,  Zs3-Dtr 
EJlu'cidatory,  L&*-Dt-R 
Elude',  Z»-D,  Z3-Dd,  Z3-D- 

NG 

EJlud'ible,  Z3-D-B1 
Elu'sion,  Zzhns 
Blu'sive,  Zs3-V 
EJlu'soriness,  Zs3-R-Ns 
Elu'sory,  L&z-R 
Elu'triate,     Z3-Trt,     Z3- 

Tr-Td,  Z3-Trt(-) 
Elve,  Z2-V 
Elves,  Z2-Vs 
Elv'ish,  L*-V-SH 
Elys'ian,  Z3-ZHn 
Elys'ium,  Z3-Z-M 
El'ytra,  L*-Tr 
El'ytron,  Z2-Trn 
El'ytrum,  Z2-Tr-M 
Em,  M* 
Ema'ciate,    M-5Ht2,   M- 


Ema'ciated,  I 
Emacia'tion, 
Em'anant,  Mn2-Nt 
Em'anate,  M-N-T2,  M-N- 

Td2,  M-N-T2-NG 
Emana'tion,  M2-Nshn 
Em'anative,  M-N-Tv2 
Eman'cipate,  M-Ns-Pt', 

M-Ns-PJ-Td,  M-Ns-Pt'(-) 
Emancipa'tion,   M  •  Ns  - 

Pshn2 
Emancipa'tionist,  M-Ns- 

Eman'cipator,  M-Ns-Ptri 
Emas'culate,  Ms  -  K  -  Zti. 

Ms-K-Z^Td,  Ms-K-Zti- 

NG 
Emascula'tion,    Ms  -  K  - 

Zshn2 

Embale',  M-B«-L 
Embalm',  M-Bi-M,  M-Bi- 

Md,  M-B'-M-NG 
Embalm'er,  M-Bi-Mr 
Embank',  M-B^NG-K, 

M-Bi-NG-Kt,     M-Bi-NG- 

K-NG 
Embank'ment,    M  -  B1  - 

NG-K-Mnt 
Embar'go,  M-Bri-G,  M- 

Bri-Gd,  M-Bri-G-KG 
Embark',  M-Bri-K.  M-Br1 

-Kt,  M-Bri-K-NG 
Embarka'tion,   M  -  Br2  - 

Eshn 
Embar'rass,  M  -  Brs1,  M- 

Brsti,  M-Brsi-NG 
Embar'rassed,  M-Brst1 
Embar'rassment,       M  - 

Br'-sMnt 

Embas'sador,  M-Bi-sDr 
Embassado'rial,  M-Bs2 

D-ffl 
Em'bassage,  M-Bs2-J 


EMB 

Em'basis,  M-Bss* 
Em'bassy,  3I-B2-S 
Embat'tle,  M  -  B'  -  Ti,  M 

Bi-Tld,  M-Bi-Tl-XG 
Embay',  M-B2,  M-Bd2,  M- 

B*-NG 
Embed',  M-Bdl  ^r-us-Dd, 

M-B2-D-KG 
Embel'lish,   M-B2-Z-SH, 

M-B2-Z-,Stfy.T,    M-B2- 

Z-.9//-XG 
Embel'lisher,  M  -  B2  -  Z- 

SHr 
Embel'lishment,   M-B2- 

i-SH-Mnt 
Em'ber,  M-Br2 
Em'bers,  3I-Brs2 
Em'ber-goose,  M-Br2-Gs 
Em'ber-week,  M-Br2-W- 

K 
Embez'zle,  M-B2-Z1,  M- 

B2-Zld.  M-B2-Z1-NG 
Embez'zlement,  M  -  B2  - 

Zl-Mnt 

Embez'zler,  5I-B2-Z1-R 
Embez'zling,  M  •  B2  -  zi  - 

NG 
Embit'ter,  M-Btr3,  M-B3- 

Trd,  M-B3-Tr-XG 
Emblaze',  M-Blz2 
Embla'zon,  M-Bl/s-N.  M- 

Blz2-Nd,  5I-Blz2-N-NG 
Embla'zoner,  M-Blz2-N- 

R 
Embla'zonry,  M-Blz2-^- 

R 

Em'blem,  M-B12-M 
Emblemat'ic,  M-BU-Mt- 

K 
Emblemat'ical-ly,     M  - 

Bli-Mt-Kl 
Emblem'atist,  M-B12-M- 

Tst 
Emblem'atize,  M-B12-M- 

Tz.  M-Bl2-M-Tzd,  M-B12- 

M-Tz-NG 

Em'blement,  :i-B!2-Mnt 
Em'blements,     M  -  Bl2  - 

Mnts 

Em'blemize,  M-Bl2-Mz 
Embloom',  3I-B13-M 
Embodiment,  M  -  B>  -D- 

Mnt 
Embod'y,  M-B'-D,  M-Bi- 

Dd,  M-Bi-D-NG 
Embogue',  M-B2-G 
Embog'uing,  M-B2-G-NG 
Embold'en,  M  -  Bl2  -  Dn, 

M  -  Bl2  -  Dnd,  M  -  Bl2  -  Dn- 

NG 

Em'bolism,  M-Bl2-zM 
Em'bolus,  M-B2-Zs 
Embonpoint',  INI-B'-Pwre 
Embor'der,  M-Bi-Rdr 
Embosom,  M-B3-zM 
Emboss',  M  -  Bs>,  M-BstA, 

M-Bsi-NG 
Emboss'ment,     M  -  B1- 

sMnt 
Embot'tle,  M-B1-!! 


EMB 

Embouchure',  M-B3-SHr 
Embow'el,  M-Bi-L, 

Embow'er,  M  -  Bi  -  R,  M- 

Bi-Rd,  M-Bi-B-NG 
Embrace',  M  -  Brs*,   M  - 

Bret2.  M-Brs2-NG 
Embrace'ment,  M-Br*- 

sMnt 

Embrac'er,  M-Br2-sB 
Embra'cery,  M-Br2-s.R 
Embra'sure,  M-Br2-ZHr 
Embrocate,  M-Br2-Kt, 

M-Br*-K-Td,  M-Br*-Kt- 

NG 
Embroca'tion,    M  -  Br*  - 

Kshn 

Embro'glio,  M-Br2-iI5 
Embroi'der,  M  -  Br1  -  Dr, 

M-Br»-Drd,  M-Bri-Dr-NG 
Embroid'erer, 

-R 

Embroid'ery, : 
Embroil',  M  -  Br1  -  L,  M  - 

Bri-Ld.  M-Bri-£-NG 
Embroil'ment,  M-Bri-Z- 

Mnt 

Embrue',  M-Br3 
Em'bryo,  M-Br* 
Embryol'ogy,  M-Br-Z- 

Em'bryon,  M-Bm* 
Embryot'omy,  M-Br»-T- 

M 

Emeer',  M-R3 
Emend',  Mnda 
Emend'able,  Mnd-B*-l, 
Emenda'tion,  M-N-Dshn2 
Emenda'tor,  M-N-Dtr* 
Emend'atory,  M-N-Dt2-!? 
Em'erald,  M-#ld2 
Emerge',  M-fi*-J,  M-B2- 

Emer'gence,  M-JZ*-Jns 
Emer'gency,  M-«2-J-N-8 
Emer'gent,  M-B2-Jnt 
Emer'iti,  M-7J*-T 
Emeritus, 
Em'erods, : 

Em'eroids, __ 

Emer'sion,  M-fishn* 
Em'ery,  M-R* 
Emetic,  Mt2-K 
E'meu,  eMu3 
Emeute',  Mii-T3 
Emica'tion,  M2-Kshn 
Emic'tion,  M^-Kshn 
Emigrant,  M2-Grnt 
Emigrate,  M2-Grt,  M-Gr- 

Td«,  M2-Grt-NG 
Emigra'tion,  M2-Grshn 
Eminence,  Mn2-Ns 
Em'inency,  Mn-N-S* 
Eminent,  Mn2-Nt 
Eminently,  Mn-Nt-L* 
E'mir,  eMr3 
E'meer,  eMr3 
Emissary,  M 
Emis'sion,  Mshn3 
Emis'sive,  Ms-V» 


86 

Emit',  Mt3,  M-Td»,  Mt(-)« 
Em'met,  Mt2 
Emmolles'cence,  M-isa 

Ns 
Emolliate,  M  -  Ll  -  T,  M 

ZA-Td.  M-^i-T-NG 
Emol'lient,  M-ii-Nt 
Emolli'tion,  M-ishn3 
Emol'ument,  M-ii-Mnt 
Emolument'al,      M2  -  L 

iMnt 

Emo'tion,  Mshn* 
Emo'tional,  Msi 
Emo'tive,  Mt-V* 
Empale',  M-P2-L,  M-P2- 

Ld,  M-P2-L-NG 
Empale'ment,  M  -  P2  -  L  - 

Mnt 
Empan'el,  M  -  P1  -  Nl,  M  - 

pi-Nld.  M-pi-Nl-NG 
Empark',  M-Pri-K 
Empasm',  M-pi-zM 
Emper'il,  M-P*-K1 
Em'peror,  M-Prz-R 
Em'phasis,  M-Fss2 
Em'phasize,  M  -  Fsz2,  M- 

Fsz2-D,  M-FszS-NG 
Emphat'ic,  M-F»-T-K 
Emphat'ical-ly,  M  -  Ft1  - 

El 

Emphyse'ma,  M-Fs3-M 
Em'pire,  M-Pr* 
Empir'ic,  M-Pr«-K 
Em'piric,  M-Pr2-K 
Empir'ical-ly, 
Empiricism, 
Emplas'ter,  M-Plstr1 
Emplas'tic,  M-PlsJ-T 
Employ',  M-P11,  M-Pld>, 

M-Pli-NG 
Employe',  M-P12 
Employee',  M-Pis 
Employ'er,  M-P^-B 
Employ'ment,    M  -  Pli  - 

Mnt 

Empoi'son,  M-Pzi-N 
Empoi'soned,  M-Pz^-Nd 
Empo'rium,  M-Pr2-M 
Empov'erisn,  M  -  Pvi  -  R- 

8H,   M-Pvi-fl-SHt,  M- 

Pvi-K-SH-NG 
Empow'er,  M  -  P*  -  K,.M- 

Pi-Rd,  M-Pi-B-NG 
Em'press,  M-Prss 
Emprise',  M-Przi 
Emp'tiness,  M-T*-Ns 
Emp'ty,  (a.)  M-T2,  M-T2- 

K,  M-Tst2 
Emp'ty,  (t>.)  M-T*,  M-Td2, 

M-T2-NG 

Emp'tying,  M-T2rXG 
Emp'tyings,  M-T*-NGz 
Empur'ple,  M-Pr2-Pl 
Empyr'eal,  M-P3-R1 
Empyre'an,  M-P3-72n 
Empyreumafic,  M  -  Pr1- 

Mt-K 
Empyreumat'ical,    M  - 

Pri-Mt-Kl 
E'mu, 


ENC 

Em'ulate,  M  -  it*  M  -  L*  • 

Td,  M-Lta-NG 
Emula'tion,  M-Zshn^ 
Em'ulative,  M-/,t*-V 
Em'ulator,  M-itr* 
Emul'gent,  M-/,2-Jnt 
Em'ulous,  M-Zs« 
Em'ulously,  M-Ls2-i 
Em'ulousness,  M  is 
Emul'sion,  M-ishn» 
Emul'sive,  M-is^V 
Emunc'tory,  M-NG-T«-JfZ 
Ena'ble,  N-B12,  >'-Bld*,  N- 

B12-NG 

Ena'blement,  N-Bl2-Mnt 
Enact',  Ni  -  Kt,  Ni  -  K  -  Td, 

Ni-Kt-NG 

Enact'ive,  N-Kt-Vi 
Enact'ment,  N'-Kt-Mnt 
Enact'or,  Ni-Ktr 
Enal'lage,  eN-Li-J 
Enam'el,  Ni-Ml,  Ni-Mld, 

Ni-Ml-NG 

Enam'elar,  N-M1-B1 
Enam'eler,  N-Ml-Ri 
Enam'elist,  Ni-Mlst 
Enam'elled,  Ni-Mld 
Enam'or,  Ni-Mr,  Ni-Mrd, 

Ni-Mr-NG 
Encage',  N-K-J* 
Encamp',  N-K-M-pi   Ni- 

K-Mt.  N-K-M-Pi(-) 
Encamp'ment,  N  -  K  -  M- 

pi-Mnt 
Encase',  N^-Ks,  N2-Kst, 

N2-Ks-NG 

Encaus'tic,  N-Ks-Ti-K 
Encave',  N^-Kv,  N«-Kvd, 

N^-Kv-NG 
Enceinte',  N^sNt 
Encephal'ic,  Ns-Fi-£-K 
Enchafe',    N-CHf2,     N- 

CHft2,  N-CHf2-NG 
Enchain',    N-CHn«,   N- 

Hnd2,  N-CHn2-NG 
Enchain'ment,  N  -  CHn* 

IMnt    [orN-CH2-Mnt] 
Enchant',  N-CHnti,  N- 

CHi-N-Td.  N-CHnti-NG 
Enchant'er,  N-CHntri 
Enchanting,  N  -  CHnti  - 

NG 
Enchant'ingly,  N-CHnti- 

NG-L 
Enchant'ment,  N-CHnti 

1  Mnt    lor  N-CHti-Mnt] 
Enchant'ress,  N-CHi-N- 

Trs 
Enchase',    N  -  CHs*     N  - 

CB>t2.  N-CHs2-NG 
Enchis'el,  N-CH3-Z1 

ncho'rial,  N-K-R1» 
Enchorlc,  N-K-«i-K 
Encir'cle,  N  -  sK2  -  Kl,  N- 

2-Kld,  N-sK2-Kl-NG 
Enclasp',  N-Kls-pi,  N- 

Kls-Pti,  N-Kls-Pi-NG 
Enclitic,  N-K1-T3-K 
~nclit'ical,  N3-Klt-Kl 

nclois'ter, 


ENC 

Enclose',  X*-Klz,  N2-Klzd, 

X^-Klz-XG 

Enclos'ure,  N-Kl-ZHr2 
Enco'mia,  X"-K-M 
Enco'miast,  N2-K-Mst 
Encomiast'ic,  N  -  K  -  Ms  - 

T!-K 
Encomiast'ical,  N-K-Ms- 

Ti-Kl 

Enco'mmm,  N2-K-M-M 
Enconi'pass,  XIPs2 
Encom'passment,  N ;  P2- 

sMnt 
Encore',  N2  -  Kr,  N2  -  Krd, 

X2-Kr-XG 
Encoun'ter'  X^Kntr,  X- 

Knt-Rdi,  X'-Kntr-XG 
Encour'age,  N-Kr-J2,  X- 

Kr-Jd2,  X-Kr-J^XG 
Encouragement,  X-Kr- 

J*-Mnt 

Encour'ager,  N-Kr-Jr2 
Encour'aging,    X-Kr-J8- 

XG 
Encouragingly,  N  -  Kr  - 

JS-XGl 
Encrim'son,  N3-Kr  -  Mz  - 

N,  X3-Kr-Mz-Xd,  X3  -Kr- 

Mz-X-XG 

En'crinite,  X2-Kr-Xt 
Encroach',  X-Kr-CH*,  N 

Kr-CHt2   X-Kr-CH2-XG 
Encroach'er,  X-Kr-CHr2 
Encroach'ment,  X-Kr- 

CH*-Mnt 
Encum'ber,  XiBr2,  Ni 

Brd2,  XiBr2-XG 
Encumbrance,  N  i  Bras* 
Encyclical,  N«-sKl-Kl 
Encyclope'dia, 

-D 
Encyclope'dian,  N-sKl- 

P»-Dn 
Encycloped'ic,   N-sKl- 

pa-D  K 
Encycloped'ical,  N-sKl- 

pa-D-Kl 
Encyclope'dist,  N  -  sKl  - 

ps-Dst 

Encyst'ed,  N-Ss^-Td 
End,  Nds.  N-Dd2,  Nd2-NG 
Endam'age,  N-D'  -  M  -  J, 

N-Di-M-Jd,  N-Di-M-J- 

NG 
Endam'ageable,  N-Di- 

M-J-B1 
Endan'gar,  N-D*-N-Jr,  N 

-D2-N-Jrd.  N-D*-Jr-NG 

[N-D2-Jr,  N-D2-Jrd,  K-D2 

-Jr-NG] 
Endan'germent,  N-D*-N 

-Jr-Mnt 
Endear7,  N-D'-R,  N-IH»- 

Rd,  N-D3-/2-NG 
Endearing,  N-D*-7i-NG 
Endear'ment,  N-Dr'-Mnt 
Endeav'or,  N-Dv»-  R,  N  - 

Dv*-Rd,  JT-Dva-fi-NG  [N- 

Dv*,  N-Dvd2,  N-Dv»C) 
Endec'agon,  N-D«-K-Gn 


87 

Ende'mial,  N-D3-M-Z, 
Endem'ic,  N-D«-M-K 
Endem'ical,  N-D2-M-K1 
Enden'izen,  N-D^Nz-N 
End'er,  Ndr» 
End'ing,  Nd2-NG 
Endite',  N-Dti 
End'less,  Nd-Ls* 
!  End'lessly,  Nd-Ls2-L 
|  Endlessness,  Nd-Ls^-Ns 
:  En'dogen,  N-D2-Jn 
I  Endog'enous,  N-Di-J-N 
Endorse',  N-Drs1,  N-Drst', 

N-Drs>-NG 

Endors'er,  N-Dri-sR 
Endow',  N-D1,  N-Ddi,  N- 

Di-NG 

Endow'ment,  K-D^Mnt 
Endue',  N-D^ 
Endur'able, 
Endur'ance, 
Endure',  N-Dr3,  N-Drd3, 

N-Dr3-NG 

End'wise,  Nd-Wz* 
Ene'id,  N-eID3 
Ene'ma,  N3-M 
En'emy,  N2-M 
Energet'ic,  Nr-Jt2-K 
Energetical-ly,Nr-Jt2-Kl 
En'ergize,  Nr-Jz2,   Nr- 

Jzd2,  Nr-Jz2-NG 
En'ergy,  Nr-J2 
Ener'vate,  Nr-Vt2,  Nr-V2- 

Td,  Nr-Vt^NG 
Enerva'tion,  Nr-Vshn^ 
Enfeeble,   N-F^-Bl,    N- 

F3-Bld.  N-F3-B1-NG 
EnfeeTslement,  N-F»-Bl- 

Mat 
Enfeoff",  N-F2-F,  N-F2 

Ft,N-F2-F-NG 
EnfeofTment,  N  -  F2  -  F  - 

Mnt 
Enfilade',  N  -  F2  -  L  -  D.  N- 

F2-Z,-Dd,  N-F2-//-D-NG 
Enfold',  N-F^-Ld 
Enforce',  N-F«-Rs,  N-F2- 

Rst,  N-F2-Rs-NG 
Enforceable,  N  -  F2-  Rs- 

•B(-L) 
Enforce'ment,  N  -  F«  -  R- 

sMnt 

Enfor'cer,  N-F2-R-sR 
Enfran'chise,    N-Fr»-N- 

CHz,   N-Fr!-N-CHzd,    N- 

Fri-N-CHz-NG 
Enfran'chisement,    N  - 

Fri-N-CH-zMnt 
Enfran'chiser,  N-FrJ-N- 

CH-Zr 
Engage',  N-G-J2,  N-G-Jd2- 

N-G-J2-NG 
Engaged',  N-G-Jd» 
Engaged'ness,  N-G-Jd2- 

Ks 
Engage'ment,  N  -  G  -  J»  - 

Mnt 

Engag'er,  N-G-Jr2 
Engaging,  N-G-J2-NG 
Engag'ingly,  N-G-J2-NG1 


ENL 

Engen'der,  X  -  Jndr2.  N. 

J2-N-Drd,  N-Jndr2-NG 
En'gine,  N-Jn2 
Engineer',  K-J3-Xr,  N-J3- 

Nrd.  N-  J3-Nr-NG 
Engineering,  N  -  J3  -  Nr- 

NG 

En'ginery,  X-J=-Xr 
Engird',  X2  -  Grd,  X  -  Gr- 

Dd2,  X2-Grd-XG 
Engirt',  X--Grt 
Engir'dle,  X-Gr-Dl2.   N- 

Gr-Dld2,  X-Gr-Dl2-XG 
En'glish,  XG-G1  -  SH'  [or 

XGl-SHS] 
Englut',  X2-Glt 
Engorge',  X-Gr-Ji,  N-Gr- 

Jdi,  X-Gr-J'-XG 
Engorge'ment,  X-Gr-Ji- 

Mnt 

EngrafT,  XT1-Grf 
Engraft',  Xi-Grft 
Engrail',  X-Gr-L2,  N-Gr- 

Ld2,  X-Gr-L^-XG 
Engrain',   X2-Grn,    N2- 

Grnd,  X2-Grn-XG 
Engrap'ple,  X-Gr-PU 
Engrasp',  N  -Grs  -  pi,  N- 

Grs-Pt1,  X-Grs-PJ-XG 
Engrave',   X2-Grv,   X2- 

Grvd,  X2-Grv-XG 
Engrav'en,  X-Gr-Vn2 
Engrav'er,  X-Grv-^2 
Engrav'ing,  X2-Grv-XG 
Engross',    X-  -  Grs,    X2  - 

Grst,  X2-Grs-XG 
Engross'er,  X-Gr-sR2 
Engross'ment,     Xs  -  Gr  - 

sMut 

Engulf,  N2-Glf 
Enhance',  Xn-Hns,  X^H- 

Xst,  X'-Hns-XG 
Enhance'ment,  X1  -  Hn  - 

sMnt 

Enhan'cer,  X-Hn-sR1 
Enhar'bor,  X-Hri-Br 
Enharmon'ic,  X^-Hr-M- 

X-K 

Enig'ma,  X^-G-M 
Enigmat'ic,  X^G-Mt-K 
Enigmat'ical-ly,  N^G- 

Mt-Kl 

Enig'matist,  X-G-M-Tst« 
Enig'matize,  X-G-M-Tz», 

X-G-M-Tzd^,  X-G-M  Tz3- 

NG 
Enigmatog'raphy,  X-G 

Mt-Gr-F1 
Enjoin',  X  -  Jni,  X  -  Jndi, 

X-Jni-XG 

Enjoin'ment.X-JJ-X-Mnt 
Enjoy',  X-Ji,  X-Jdi,  X-Ji- 

XG 

Enjoy'able,  X-J'-Bl 
Enjoy'ment,  X-J!-Mnt 
Enkin'dle,  X-K-Xd-L'.N- 

K-Xd-Ld3.  X-K-Xd-L»-XG 
Enlace',  X-£s2,  X-ist»,  N- 


Enlace'ment,  N-i8«-Mnt 


ENL 

Enlarge',  N-Z-ri-J,  N-£ri- 

Jd,  N-z,r»-J-NG 
Enlarge'ment,  N  -  LTI  •  J- 

Mnt 
Enlight'en,  Nl  -  Tn»,  Nl  - 

Tndi.  Nl-Tni-NG 
Enlight'ener,  Nl-Ti-Nr 
Enlight'enment,  Nl-Tn1 

iMnt 

Enlink',  N13-NG-K 
Enlist',    Nlst',    Nls-Td3, 

Nlst«C) 

Enlist'ment,  Nls-T3-Mnt 
Enliv'en,    Nl  •  Vn*.    Nl  - 

Vnd».  Nl-Vni-NG 
Enliv'ener,  Nl-Vi-Nr 
Enmar'ble,  N-M-fii-Bl 
Enmesh',  N-M-SH2 
En'mity,  N-M-T* 
En'negon,  N2-Gn 
Enno'ble,  N-N-B1«,  N  -  N- 

Bld2.  N-N-Bl^-NG 
Ennoblement,  N-N-B12- 

Mut 

Ennui',  N-W3 
Enor'mity,  Nr-M-Ti 
Enor'mous,  Nri-Hs 
Enor'mously,  Nr-Ms-Z1 
Enor'mousness,  Nri-Ms- 

Ns 

Enough',  N-F» 
Enounce',  Nns1 
Enow',  Ni 
Enquire',  N-Kw-E1.     See 

Inquire. 
Enrage',  Nr  -  J«,  Nr-Jd2, 

Nr-J2-NG 

Enrank',  Nri-NG-K 
Enrapt',  Nr-Pt» 
Enrapt'ure,  Nr  -  P1  -  CHr. 

Nr-P^CHrd,    Nr-Pi-CHr- 

NG 

Enrav'ish,  Nr-VJ-5ff 
Enrav'ishment,    Nr-Vi- 

SH-Mnt 

Enreg'ister,  Xr-Jstrs 
Enrich',    Nr-CH3,     Nr- 

CHts.  Nr-CH3-NG 
Enrich'ment,    Nr-CH3- 

Mnt 

Enrip'en,  Nr-Pn» 
Enrobe',  Nr-B^ 
Enroll',  N-.R12,  N-Klds,  N- 


Enroll'ment,  N-Kl^-Mnt 
Enroot',    Nrts,    Nr  -  Td", 

Nrts-NG 

Ensam'ple,  N-sM-Pl1 
Ensan'guine,    N1  -  sNG  - 

Gwn 
Ensconce',  Ns'-Kns,  Ns1- 

Knst.  Ns^Kns-NG 
Enseal',  N-sL« 
Enseam',  Ns3-M 
Ensear',  Ns-R3 
Ensem'ble,  Ns-M-BH 
Enshield',  N  -  -SffP  -  D,  N- 


Enshrine',  N  -  5/frni.  N 
i,  N-SHrn>-NG 


Enshroud',  N-Sflrdi,  N- 


Ensif*erous,  Ns-F3-fis 
En'siform,  Ns-F2-E-M 
En'sign,  Ns2-N 
En'signcy,  Ns-N-Ss 
En'signship,  Ns-N-SH^-P 
Enslave',  n.sL«-V.  nsZ,2- 

Vd.  nsL2-V-NG 
Enslave'ment,  nsi2  -  V  - 

Mnt 

Enslav'er,  nsi^-Vr 
Ensnare',  Ns-N-Es 
Ensphere',  Ns3-F-R 
Enstamp',  Ns-TJ-M-P,  Ns- 

TJ-Mt,  Ns-T!-M-PC) 
Ensue',  N-S»,  Ns-D3,  N-S3- 

NG 
Ensure',     N  -  SHr3,     N  - 

SHrd3,  N-SHr3-NG 
Entab'lature,  N-Ti-Bltr 
Entail',  N-T2-L,  N-T2-Ld, 

N-T^-i-NG 

Entail'ment,  N-T«-Z,-Mnt 
Entan'gle,   MtJ-NG-Gl. 

Nti-NG-Gld,    N1»-NG-G1- 

NG 
Entan'glement,  Nti-NG- 

Gl-Mnt 

Entan'gler,  Nt-NG-Gl-Ri 
Entel'echy,  N-T2-/.-K 
En'ter,  Ntr«,  N-Trd2,  Ntr«- 

NG 

Enteri'tis,  Ntr-Tsi 
Enterot'omy,  Ntr-Ti-M 
En'terprise,  Ntr-Prz2 
En'terprising,  Ntr  -  Prz2- 

NG 
Entertain',  Ntr-Tn«,  Ntr- 

Tnd2.  Ntr-Tn2-NG 
Entertain'er,  Ntr-T2-Nr 
Entertain'ing,  Ntr-Tn2- 

NG 
Entertain'ingly,  Ntr-Tn^ 

-NG-L 
Entertain'ment,  Ntr-Tn2 

:>Int     [or-T-Mnt] 
Enthrall',  Nthr-H,  Nthr- 

Ldl.  Nthr-L'-NG 
Enthrone',  N  -  THrn2.  N  - 

THrnda.  N-THrn2-NG 
Enthrone'ment,         N  - 

THrn2-Mnt 
Enthu'siasm,  N  -  TH3  -  z- 

z.M 

Enthu'siast,  N-TH3-Zst 
Enthusiast'ic,  N-THi-Zs- 

T-K 
Enthusiast'ical-ly,    N  - 

TH'-Zs-T-Kl 
En'thymeme,  N-TH2-!!- 

M 
Entice',  N-Tsi,  N-Tsti,  N- 

Tsi-NG 

Entice'ment,  N-T'-sMnt 
Enti'cer,  N-T>-sE 
Entic'ingly,  N-Ts 
Entire',  Ntri 
Entire'ly,  Ntr-H 
Entire'ness,  Ntr'-Ns 


ENV 

'Entire'ty,  Ntr-T1 
Enti'tle,  N  -  T>  -  Tl,  N  -  Ti- 

Tld.  N-Ti-Tl-NG 
En'tity,  Nt-T* 
Entomatog'raphy,  N-T1- 

Mt-Gr-F 
Entomb',  N-T3-M,  N-T3- 

Md.  N-T3-M-NG 
Entom'ic,  N-TJ-M-K 
Entomolog'ical,   N  -  T1  - 

M-L-J-K1 
Entomol'ogist,   N-T1-!!- 

£-Jst 
Entomol'ogy,  N-Ti-M-i- 

J 
Entomos'tracan,  N  -  T1  - 

Ms-Tr-Kn 

En'trails,  N-Tr2-Ls 
Entram'mel,  N-Tr^M-L, 

N-Tr»-M-Zd,  N-Tri-M-i- 

NG 

En'trance,  N-Trns* 
Entrance',  N  -  Trns1,  N  - 

Trust1,  N-Trnsi-NG 
Entrap',  N-Tr'-P,  N-Tri- 

Pt,  N-Tr!-P-NG 
Entreat',  N-Trt3,    N-Tr3- 

Td.  N-Trt(-)3 
Entreat'ingly,   N-Trts. 

NG1 

Entreat'y,  N-Tr3-! 
Entree',  N-Tr^ 
Entremets',  N-Tr2-M 
Entrepot',  Ntr-P2 
Entrust',  N-Trst2,  N-Trs2- 

Td,  N-Trst=-NG 
En'try,  N-Tr? 
Entwine',  Nt-Wn',  Nt- 

Wndi.  Nt-Wni-NG 
Entwist',    Nt-  Wsts,    Nt- 

Ws3-Td,  Nt-Wst(-)3 
Enu'cleate,  N-K1-T3,  N- 

Kl-Td3.  N-K1-T3-XG 
Enuclea'tion,  N--Klshn 
Enu'merate,  N^-Mrt.  N- 

Mr-Td3.  N«-MrtC) 
Enumera'tion,  X2-Mrshn 
Enu'merative,  N-  Mrt-V* 
Enun'ciate,  Nn-.S7/t2.  Nn- 

Sfft-T<\.  Nn-5//t2-NG 


Enun'uiative,  Nn-5//t«-V 
Enun'ciatory,  Nn2-5^f-T- 

R 

Envas'sal,  N-Ysi-L 
Envei'gle,  N-v^-Gl,  N-V3- 

Gld,  N-V3-G1-NG 
Envel'op,  N-va-i-P.   N- 

V2-L-Pt.  N-V2-L-P-NG 
En'velope,  N-V2-L-p  (or 

N-vi-z,-p) 
Envel'opment,   N-V2-Z- 

P-Mnt 
Enven'om,  N-Vn2-M,  N- 

Vn2-Md.  N-Vn2-M-NG 
En'viable,  N-VJ-B1 
En'vier,  N-Y2-R 
En'vious,  N-Vs« 
En'viously,  N-VsS-L 
En'viousness,  N-Vs»-Ns 


ENV 

Envi'ron,  N-V»-Kn,  N-V*- 

flnd,  N-Vi-fin-NG 
Environment,  N-V^-Rn- 

Mnt 

En'virons,  N-V2-Knz 
Envi'rons,  N-Vi-.Rnz 
En'voy,  N-V* 
En'voyship,  N-Y^-SH-P 
Envy,  N-V2,  N-Vda,  N-V2- 

NG 
Enwrap',  N-fii-P  (or  Nr- 

P1) 

E'ocene,  G6Sus 
Eo'lian,  to£n* 
Eol'ic,  16L-K1 
Eol'ipile,  z,i-p-L 
E'on,  C6N3 
E'pact,  P3-Kt 
Epanalep'sis,  P«-Nl-Pss 
Epan'odos,  PnJ-Ds 
Ep'arch,  P2-«-K 
Ep'archy,  P*-R-K 
Epaule',  Pl-L 
Epaule'rrfent,  P1-Z-Mnt 
Ep'aulet,  ps-zt 
Ep'aulette,  P2-it 
Epen'thesis,  P--N-THss 
Epergne',  P*-Rn. 
Epexege'sis,  P3-Ks-Jss 
E'pha  or  E'phah,  F» 
Ephem'era,     -- 
Ephem'eral, 
Ephem'eric, 
Ephemer'ides,  F2-M-J2- 

Dz 

Ephem'eris,  F3-M-Ks 
Ephem'erist,  F^-M-flst 
Ephem'eron,  F2-M-7in 
Ephem'erous,  F^-M-fis 
Ephe'sian,  Fzhn^ 
Ephial'tes,  Fl-L-Tz 
Eph'od,  F2-D 
Eph'ori,  F«-« 
Ep'ic,  pz-K 
Ep'icarp,  P«-Kr-P 
Epice'dian,  Ps3-Dn 
Epice'dium,  Ps^-D-M 
Ep'icene,  P2-sN 
Ep'icure,  P«-Kr 
Epicu'rean,  pa-K-fln 
Epicu'reanism,  P3-K-Bn- 

zM 

Ep'icurism,  P2-Kr-zM    . 
Ep'icurize,  P^-Kr-Z 
Ep'icycle,  P^-sKl 
Epicy'cloid,  P^sKl-D 
Epicycloid'al,  P^sKl-Dl 
Epidem'ic,  P^-D-M-K 
Epidem'ical,  P2-D-M-K1 
Epider'mic,  P2-Br-M-K  ' 
Epider'mis,  P^-Dr-Ms 
Ep'idote,  P2-Dt 
Epigas'tric,  Pi-G-sTr-K 
Ep'igene,  P2-Jn 
Epiglot'tis,  Pi-Gl-Ts 
Ep'igram,  P2-Gr-M 
Epigrammat'ic,  P^Qr- 

Mt-K 
Epigrammat'ical-ly,  P1- 

Gr-Mt  Kl 


89 

Epigram'matist,  P»  -  Gr  - 

M-Tst 
Epigram'matize,  P1  -  Gr- 

M-Tz,  Pi-Gr-M-Tzd,   P1- 

Gr-M-Tz-NG 
Ep'igraph,  P«-Grf 
Ep'ilepsy,  P2-L-P-S 
Epilep'tic,  ps-i-Pt-K 
Epilogis'tic,  ps-i-Jst-K 
Ep'ilogue,  P2-L-G 
Epiph'any,  P3  -  F  -  N  (or 

Pfs-N) 

Epiph'ysis,  P'-Fss 
Epis'copacy,  P3-sK-P-S 
Epis'copal,  P3-BK-P1 
Epis'copalcy,  P^-sK-Pl-S 
Epis'copalian,  P2  -  sK.  -  P- 

Ln 
Episcopa'lianism,  ps-sK- 

P-inz-M 

Epis'copally,  P3-sK-P-Z, 
Epis'copate,  P3-8K-Pt 
Ep'isode,  Ps^-D 
Episod'ic,  Ps^D-K 
Episod'ical,  Ps^D-Kl 
Epis'tle,  Ps3-L 
Epis'tolary,  Ps3-T-L-R 
Epis'tolize,  Ps3-T-£z 
Epis'trophe,  P3-sTr-F 
Ep'istyle,  Ps2-T-L 
Ep'itaph,  P2-Tf 
Epitaph'ic,  pi-Tf-K 
Epithala'mium,  P2  -  TH  - 

L-M-M 

Ep'ithet,  P2-THt 
Epithet'ic,  P2-TH-T-K 
Epit'ome,  Pt»-M 
Epit'omist,  Pt3-Mst 
Epit'omize,  Pt3-Mz,  Pt3- 

Mzd,  Pt3-Mz-NG 
Epit'omizer,  Pt3-M-Zr 
Epizeux'is,  P3-sKsa 
Epizo'a,  P2-Z 
Epizo'ans,  P2-Zns 
Epizo'on,  P3-Zn 
Epizoot'ic,  P>-zT-K 
Epizo'oty,  Pz*-T 
Ep'och,  P2-K 
Ep'ocha,  P2-K 
Ep'ode,  P2-D 
Ep'opee,  P«-P 
Ep'os,  Pss 
Ep'som,  P2-sM 
Ep'som  Salt,  P^-sM-sit 
Ep'ulary,  P'*-L-R 
Equabil'ity,  Kw-Bl»-T  (or 

-Bit) 

E'quable-y,  Kw-Bl3 
E'quableness,  Kw-Bl'-Ns 
E'qual,   Kw3-L,    Kw-Ld3, 


Equal'ity,  Kw  -  i1  -  T  (or 

-Lt) 

E'qualness,  Kw-Z,8-Ns 
Equaliza'tion,  Kvr-Lzshn? 
E'qual  ize,  Kw-iz*,  Kw- 

I,zd3,  Kw-iz3-NG 
E'qually,  Kw-Z3 
Equan'gular,  Kw-NG-Gl- 


EQU 

Equanim'ity,  Kwn-M-T» 
Equan'imous,  Kw-rii-Ms 
Equate',  Kw-T2,  Kw-Td2 

Kw-T2-NG 
Equa'tion,  Kwshn 
Equa'tor,  Kwtr2 
Equato'rial,  Kw- 
Equer'ry,  Kw-fls 
Eq'uery,  Kw-^S2 
Eques'trian,  Kw-sTrnS 
Eques'trianism,  Kw-sTr* 

Nz-M     [or  -Tr] 
Equian'gular,  Kw  -  NG  - 

G1-.R1 

Equicru'ral,  Kw-Kr-/?13 
Equidif'ferent,  Kw-DP- 

Rnt    [Kw-Df3] 
Equidis'tant,  Kw-Ds3-Tnt 
Equidis'tantly,  Kw  -  D^. 

Tnt-L 

Equilat'eral,  KW-HT^-L 
Equili'brate,  Kw-Z/'-Brt, 

Kw-Z,i-Br-Td,  Kw-^i- 

Brt(-) 
Equilibra'tion,  Kw-Z2- 

Brehn 

Equilibria,  Kw-L^-Br 
Equilib'rity,  Kw-L3-Br-T 
Equilibrium,  Kw-i3-Br- 

M 
Equimultiple,  Kw  -  Mlt- 

Pia 

Equi'nal,  Kw'-Xl 
E'quine,  Kwn3 
Equinoc'tial,  Kw-N-K- 

SHli 

E'quinox,  Kw3-X-Ks 
Equinu'merant,  Kw3-X- 

Mrnt 
Equip',  Kw-P3,  Kw-Pt3, 

Kw-P3-XG 

Eq'uipage,  Kw-P2-J 
Equip'ment,  Kw-P3-Mnt 
E'quipoise,  Kw-Pz3 
Equipol'lence,  Kw  -  pi  - 

ins 
Equipol'lency,  Kw  -  Pi  - 

in-S 

Equipol'lent,  Kw-pi-Z.nt 
Equipon'derance,  Kw- 

Pndi-i-Ns 
Equipon'derancy,  Kw  - 

Pndri-N-S 
Equipon'derant,      Kw  - 

Pndr'-Nt 
Equipon'derate,      Kw- 

Pndri-T 

Eq'uitable,  Kw-T=-Bl 
Eq'uitableness,    Kw-T2- 

Bl-Ns    [:B.s] 
Eq'uitably,  Kw-T2-Bl 
Eq'uitant,  Kw-Tnt2 
Equita'tion,  Kw-Tshna 
Eq'uity,  Kw-T« 
Equivalence,  Kw-V>-/,ns 
Equiv'alency,  Kw-Y3-in- 

S 

Equiv'alent,  Kw-V3-int 
E'quivalve,  Kw-V3-i-V 
Equiv'ocal-ly, 


EQU 

Equiv'ocalness,  Kw-  V8- 

Kl-Ns 
Equiv'ocate,  Kw-V8-K-T, 

Kw-V»-K-Td,  Ew-V3-K-T- 

NG 
Equivoca'tion,  Kw-V*- 

Kshn 

Equiy'ocator,  Kw-V3-Ktr 
Eq'uivoque    or    Eq'ui- 

voke,  Kw-V2-K 
E'ra,  (R» 
Era'diate,  cRt- 

D'Td,  Gfl2-DtC 
Eradia'tion, 
Eradlcable, 
Eradicate, 

D-K-Td,  fli 
Eradica'tion,  #2-D-Kshn 
Erad'icative,  fi!-D-Kt-V 
Eras'able,  Rs2-B-L 
Erase',  Rs2,  Rst3,  Rs^-NG 
Erase'ment,  Rs2-Mnt 
Eras'er,  Rs2-R 
Era'sipn,  Rzhn^ 
Eras'tian,  Rs^CHn 
Eras'tianism,  Rsi  -  CHn  - 

Z-M     [or-CH-zM] 
Eras'ure,  R2-ZHr 
Ere,  R2 
Er'ebus,  R2-Bs 
Erect',  RS  -  Kt,  R«  -  K  -  Td, 

R2-Kt-NG 

Erect'able,  R2-Kt-Bl 
Erect'er,  R2-Ktr 
Erectile,  R2-Kt-L 
Erec'tion,  R2-Kshn 
Erect'ive,  R2-Kt-V 
Erect'ly,  R2-Kt-i 
Erect'ness,  R2-Kt-Ns 
Erect'or,  R2-Ktr 
Erelong',  Ri-X-NG 
Er'emite,  R2-Mt 
Ere-now',  Ri-N.  SeeA'ow. 
Ere-while',  R»-W1 
Er'go,  R2-G 
Er'got,  R2-Gt 
E'rin,  Rn3 
Er'mine,  R«-Mn 
Ern,  Ru2 
Erode',  efl2-D,  £fiS-r>d, 


Ero'sion, 
Ero'sive,  Rs2-v 
Erot'ic,  #i-T-K 
Erot'ical,  fii-T-Kl 
Erpetol'ogy,  Ri-Pt-Z-J 
Err,  R2,  Rd2.  R2-NG 
Err'able,  R«-B1 
Er'rand,  Rnd2 
Er'rand-boy,  Rnd«-B 
Er'rant,  Rnt« 
Er'rantry,  R2-N-Tr 
Erra'ta,  K*-T 
Erratic,  «i-T-K 
Errat'ical-ly,  /?i-T-Kl 
Erra'tum,  ^-T.M 
Er'rhine,  Rn* 
Er'ring,  R2  NG 
Erro'neous,  R=-Ns 
Erro'neously,  Ra-Ns-L 


90 

Erro'neousness,  R«  -  Ns  - 

Ns 

Er'ror,  Rr2 
Er'rorist,  Rrst2 
Erse,  Rs2 
Erst,  Rst« 

Erubes'cence,  R2-Bs-Ns 
Erubes'cency,  R^Bs-N-S 
Erubes'cent,  R2-Bs-Nt 
Eruct',  R2-Kt 
Eruc'tate,  R2-K-Tt 
Eruc'tated,  R2-K-T-Td 
Eructa'tion,  R2-K-Tshn 
Er'udite,  IP-Vt 
Erudi'tion,  B3-Dshn 
Eru'ginous,  JJ3-J-Ns 
Erup'tion,  R2-Pshn 
Erup'tive,  R2-Pt-V 
Eryn'go,  R3-NG-G 
Erysip'elas,  Rs3-P-is 
Erysipel'atous,  Rs^P-Z.- 

Ts 

Erysip'elous,  Rs3-P-Z.s 
Escalade',  82-K-id 
Escal'op,  Si-K-Z,-P 
Escal'oped,  8]-K-Z.-Pt 
Escapade',  82-K-Pd 
Escape',  S2-K-P,  S^K-Pt, 

S2-K-P-NG 
Escape'ment,  S2  -  K  -  P  - 

Mnt 
Escarp',  S^K-fl-P,  &-K-R- 

Pt,  S'-K-B-P-NG 
Escarp'ment.  S1  -  K  -  R  - 

P-Mnt 

Eschalot',  SH»-Z,t 
Es'char,  S2-K-R 
Escharotlc,  S1^-^!-^ 
Eschatol'ogy,  S'-Kt-Z,- J 
Escheat',  S3-CHt,  S3-CH- 

Td,  S3-CHtC) 

Escheat'able,  S3-CHt-Bl 
Eschew',  S3-CH,  S3-CHd, 

SS-CH-NG 
Es'cort,  82-Krt 
Escort',  S'-Krt,  S^Kr-Td, 

S'-Krt-NG 

Escritoire',  S^-Krt-Wr 
Escrito'rial,  S2-Kr-T-/Jl 
Es'crow,  S2-Kr 
Es'cuage,  82-K-J 
Escula'pian,  S2-K-L-Pn 
Es'culent,  S2-K-int 
Escu'rial,  83-K-/Jl 
Escutch'eon,  S2-K-CHn 
Esodlc,  S'-D-K 
Esoph'agus,  S'-F-Gs 
Esoteric,  8t2-K-K 
Espalier,  81-P-Z/-R 
Espe'cial,  S2  -  P  -  SHI   [82- 

P] 
Especially,    S2  -  P  -  SH  l 

[S2-P] 

Espi'al,  Si-P-L 
Es'pionage,  82-Pn-J 
Esplanade',  S2-P1-N-D 
Espous'al,  S1-Pz-L 
Espouse',  S1  -  Pz,  8l  -  Pzd, 

SVPz-NG 
Espous'er,  S^P-Zr 


ETA 

Esprit  de  corps,  S8-Prd- 

Kr 
Espy',  Sl-P,  S^Pd,  81- 

P-NG 

Es'quimau,  S2-K-M 
Es'quimaux,  S»-K-Mz 
Esquire',  Sl-Kw-R,  S1- 

Kw-fid,  Si-Kw-R-NG 
Esquisse',  S3-Ks 
Essay',  S2,  S2-D,  S2-NG 
Es'say,  S* 
Essay'er,  S2-R 
Es'sayist,  Sst2 
Es'sence,  Sus2,  S2-Nst,  S*- 

Ns-NG 

Essene',  Sn8 
Essenes',  Sns' 
Essen'tial,      S2  -  N  -  SHI 

[Sn2] 

Essentiality,  Si-N-SHl-T 
Essen'tialness,  S2-N-5//l- 

Ns 
Essen'tially,-  8s  -  N  -  SHI 

[Sn-j 
Establish,  Sti  -  B  -  L  -  SH, 

Sti - B - Z, - Stf - T.  Sti-B- 

Z-SH-NG    [Sti-B,  Sti 

Bt,  Sti-BC) 
Estab'lisher,  Sti-B-i 

SHr    [Sti-B-SHr] 
Establishment,  sti-B-i- 

SH-Mnt    [St' -B  Mnt] 
Estafet',  S2  Tf-T 
Estafette',  S2-Tf-T 
Estate',  S2  Tt 
Esteem',  Sta-M,  St^-Md, 

St^-M-NG 

Esthetics,  S--TH-T-KS 
Es'timable,  St2-M-Bl 
Es'timableness,  St2  -  M  - 

Bl-Ns    [!Bs] 
Es'timate,  -St2-Mt,  St2-M- 

Td,  8t2-Mt(-) 
Estima'tion,  St2-Mshn 
Es'timative,  St2-Mt-V 
Es'timator,  8t2-Mtr 
Es'tival,  S2-T-V1 
Estiva'tion,  St2-Vshn 
Estop',  St^P,  St'-Pt,  St1- 

P-KG 

Estop'pel,  St!-Pl 
Esto'vers,  S2-T-Vrs 
"Estrade',  S2-Trd 
Estrange',  S2-Tr-N-J.  8»- 

Tr-N-Jd,  S2-Tr-N-J-NG 
Estrange'ment,  S2-Tr-N- 

J-JInt 

Estrapade',  S2-Tr-Pd 
•Estray',  S2-Tr 
Estreat',  S3-Trt,  83-Tr-Td, 

Sa-TrtC) 
Estrepe'ment,    S3-Tr-P 

Wnt 

Est'uary,  S2-T-fl 
Est'uate,  S2-T-T 
Estua'tion,  S2-T8hn 
Esu'rient,  S3-Rnt 
Es'urine,  S2-fin 
Etagere',  T2-ZHr 
Etat'  Major, 


ETC 


91 


Etc.  (Et  cet'era),  T2-sTr  I  Eudiomet'rical,  Yd*-Mtr 


Etch,  CH2.  CHts,  CH«-NG 

-Kl 

Etch'er,  CHr^ 

Eudiom'etry,  Yd^-M-Tr 

Etch'ing,  CH2-NG 
Eter'nal-ly,  Tr2-Nl 

Eulogist,  Yl3-Jst 
Eulogistic,  YF-Jst-K 

Eteraal'ity,  Tri-Nl-T 
Eter'nity,  Tr^-N-T 

Eulogis'tical,  Yl«-Jst-K-L 
Eulo'gium,  Yl^J-M 

Eter'nize,  Tr2-Nz,   Trs- 

Eulogize,  Yis-Jz,  Yl3-Jzd, 

Nzd,  Tr2-Nz-NG 

Yl3-Jz-NG 

Ete'sian,  Tz3-N 

Eu'logy,  Y13-J 

E'thal,  TH13 

Eu'nuch,  Y3-N-K 

E'ther,  THr* 

Eu'nuchism,  Y3-N-K-zM 

Ethe'real,  TH«-R1 

Eupato'rium,  Y2-P-Tr-M 

Ethe'realize,    TH8  -  Biz, 

Eupep'sy,  Y2-P-P-S 

TH3-/£lzd,  TH3-Blz-NG 

Eupep'tic,  Y2-P-P-T-K 

Ethe'reous,  THS-fis 

Eu'phemism,  Y3-F-Mz-M 

Etheriza'tion,  THrzsftn^ 

Euphemis'tic,  YS-F-Ms-T 

E'therize,  THrz3,  THrzd3, 

-K 

THrz3-NG 

Euphemis'tical,    Y3  -  F  - 

Eth'ic,  TH«-K 

Ms-T-Kl 

Eth'ical-ly,  TH«-K1 

Eu'phemize,  Y3  -  F  -  Mz, 

Eth'ics,  TH2-K« 

Y»-F-Mzd,  Y3-F-Mz-NG 

E'thiop,  TH8-P 
Ethio'pian,  TH«-Pn 

Euphonic,  Yi-Fn-K 
Euphonical,  Y'-Fn-K-L 

Ethiop'ic,  THi-P-K. 

Eupho'nious,  Yl-F-Ns 

Eth'moid,  TH2-Md 

Eu'phonism,  Y3-F-Nz-M 

Ethmoid'al,  THi-M-Dl 

Eu'phony,  Y3-F-N 

Eth'narch,  TH^-Nr-K 
Eth'nic,  TH2-N-K 
Eth'nical,  TH«-N-K1 

Euphor'bia,  Yi-Fr-B 
Eu'phrasy,  Y3-Fr-S 
Eu'phuism,  Y3-F-Z-M 

Ethnog'rapher,   TH>-N- 

Eu'phuist,  Y3-Fst 

Gr-Fr 

Euphuistlc,  Y3-Fs-T-K 

Ethnographic,  THi-N- 
Grf-K 

Euroc'lydon,  Y^B-Kl-Dn 
Europe'an,  Y3-72-Pn 

Ethnographical,    TH1  - 
N-Gr-F-Kl 

Eu'rus,  Y3-Bs 
Eu'rythmy,  Y3-fl-TH-M 

Ethnog'raphy,   THi-N- 

Eusta'chian,  Ys^-T-Kn 

Gr-F 

Euter'pean,  Y2-Tr-Pn 

Ethnologic,  THi-Nl-J-K 

Euthana'sia,  Y2-THn-Z 

Ethnological,  THi-Nl-J- 

Euthan'asy,  Yi-THn-S 

Kl 

Eutychlan,  Y3-T-Kn 

Ethnol'ogist,  THi-Nl-Jst 

Eutychlans,  Y3-T-Kns 

Ethnol'ogy,  THi-Nl-J 
Ethologlc,  THi-i-J-K 

Evac'uant,  Vi-K-Nt 
Evac'uate,  Vi-K-T,  \l-K- 

Ethologlcal,  THi-Z-J-Kl 

Td,  Vi-K-T-NG 

Ethol'ogy,  THi-i-J 

Evacua'tion,  eV5-Kshn 

E'thule,  THS-L 

Evac'uative,  eV!-K-Tv 

E'tiolate,  eT3-it,  eT»-i- 

Evac'uator,  eV^-Ktr 

Td,  tTa-it-NG 

Evade',  Vad2,  V^-Dd,  Vd2- 

Etiola'tion,  cT^Zshn 

NG 

Etiol'ogy,  GT!-L-J 

Evaga'tion,  Y^-Gshn 

Etiquette',  T«-Kt 

Evanes'cence,  v-Ns-Ns 

Etui',  Tw3 

Evanes'cent,  v«-Ks-Nt 

Etymolog'ical-ly,  Ti-M- 

Evan'gel,  V'-N-J(-L) 

i-J-Kl 

Evangelic,  V2-N-J-i- 

Etymolog'icon,  T^-M-Z- 

K    [V2-N-J-K] 

J-Kn 

Evangellcal-ly,  V^N-J- 

Etymol'ogist,  TJ-M-Z-Jstl     i-Kl    rV-N-J-Kn 

Etymol'ogize,  T^M-/^-  Jz 

Evangellcism,  V2-N-J- 

Etymol'ogy,  T»-M-Z,-J 

Z-szM    [V2-N-J-szM] 

Et'ymon,  T2-Mn 

Evan'gelism,  V»-N-J-i-Z 

Eu'charist,  Y3-Krst 

-M    [V'-N-J-zM] 

Eucharist  Ic,  YS-Krs-T-K. 

Evan'gelist,     v»-N-J-Xst 

Eucharistlcal,  Y*-Krs-T- 

[Vi-N-Jst] 

El 

Evangeliza'tion,  V2-N- 

Eu'chre,  Ys-Kr 

3-Lzshn 

Eude'monism,  Y'-D-Mn- 

Evan'gelize,   Vi-N-J-Zz, 

Z-M    (orYd3-Mn-Z-M) 

yi-N-J-izd,     Vi-N-J-/,z- 

Eudiom'eter,  Ydi-Mtr 

NG 

Eudiomet'ric,  Yd«-Mtr-K 

Evan'ish,  \n*-Sff 

EVI 

Evap'orable,  v^ 
Evap'orate,  Yi-Prt, 

Pr-Td,  V'-PrtC) 
Evaporation,  Y'--Prskn 
Evap'orative,  \rl-Prt-V 
Eva'sion,  Vzhu2 
Eva'sive,  Ys--V 
Eva'sively,  Vs^-V-L 
Eva'siveness.  YsM'-Ns 
Eve,  eY3 

Evec'tion,  YS-Mvshn 
E'ven,  Yn3,  Ynd3,  YnS-XG 
E'vener,  Y3-Xr 
E'ven-handed,  Yn3  -  Hn- 

Dd  •; 

E'vening,  Vu3-NG 
E'vsning-star,  YiiS-^G- 

sT-K    (or  -XGstr) 
E'venly,  Y3-N1 
E'venness,  Yu3-Ns 
Every/,  "\"ut2 
Event'ful,  Yut=-F  (-L)) 
E'ventide,  YJ-N-Td 
Event' ual,  Y2-Nt-L 
Eventuality,  vi-Nt-Z-T 
Event'ually,  Vut2-Z, 
Event'uate,  Y-'-Nt-T,  Vs- 

Nt-Td.  Y2-Nt-T-NG 
Ev'er,  Vr2    [Y*] 
Ev'erglade,  Yr^-Gld 
Ev'ergreen,  Vr2-Grn  v 
Everlast' ing,  Vri-Lst(-) 
Everlast'ingly,  Vr1  -  L&t- 

NG-L 

Everliv'ing,  Vr3-i-V-NG 
Evermore',  Yr2-Mr 
Ever'sion,  Vrshn2 
Evert',   eVrts,    OVr=-Td. 

eVrt(-)2 
Ev'ery,  Vr2 
Ev'erybody,  Vr2-B-D 
Ev'ery-day,  Yr^-D 
Ev'ery-one,  Vr2-Wn 
Ev'ery-where,  \r--R 
Evict',  VS-K-T,  V8-K-Td, 

V3-K-T-NG 
Evic'tion,  V3-Kshn 
Ev'idence,  Yd2-Ns,  Vds- 

Nst.  Yd2-Ns-NG 
Ev'ident,  Vd2-Nt 
Eviden'tial,  Vd2-N-5fll 
Evidently,  Vd2-Nt-L 
E'vil,  VI3 

E'vil-doer,  YP-D-R 
E'vil-eye,  Vl3-i 
E'vil-eyed,  Vl3-i-D 
E'vil-favored,  Vl3-F-Vrd 
E'vil-minded,  VI3 -Mn- 

Dd 

E'vilness,  Yl3-Ns 
E'vil-speaking,  VI3 -sP- 

K-NG    tVl^-sPC)] 
Evince',  V'-Ns,  v3-Nst, 

V3-Ns-NG 

Evin'cible,  V3-Ns-Bl 
Evin'cive,  V3-Ns-V 
Evis'cerate,  \8*-Kt,  Vs*- 

fl-Td,  Vs3-flt-NG 
Eviscera'tion,  VsS- 
Ev'itable,  V«-T-B1 


EVO 

Evoke',  V*-K,  VS-K-T,  V*- 

K-NG 

Evola'tion,  \--Lshn 
Ev'olute,  v*-it 
Evolu'tion,  V3-islm 
Evolutionary,  V3-jDshn- 

R 

Evolve',  VI1-  V 
Evul'sion,  V-Lshn 
Ewe,  Ys 
Ew'er,  ys-R 
Ex-  Ks« 
Exac'erbate  or  Exacer- 

bate, K  -  sSr'or*  -  Bt,  K- 
l  BSr'orS-B-Td,     K-sSrior2- 
/  Bt(-) 
Exacerba'tion,  K  -  sSr2  - 

Bshn 
Exacerbes'cence,      K  - 

8Sr2-Bs-Ks 
Exact',  Ksi-Kt,  Ks-K-Td1, 

Ksi-Kt-NG   [sKti,sK-Tdi, 

sKU-NG] 

Exact'er,  Ks^Ktr 
Exac'tion,  Ksi-Kshn 
Exact'!  tude,  Ks-Kt-Tdi 
Exact'ly,  Ks-Kt-ii    [sKt- 

£'] 
Exact'ness,    Ks1  -  Kt  -  Ns 

[sKti-Ks] 

Exact'or,  Ks^-Ktr 
Exag'gerate,  K-sJrti,  K 

sJr'-Td.  K-sJrt(-)i 
Exaggera'tionjK-sJrshn1 
Exag'geratory,   K-sJrti- 

R 
Exalt',  K-sLti,   K-s£i-Td. 

K-sZ,t»-NG 

Exalta'tion,  K-sLS-Tshn 
Examlnable,  K  -  sM  -  N  - 

Bli 
Examina'tion,    K2  -  sil  - 

Nshn    [sM2-Nshn] 
Exam'ine,  K^sMn,  Ki- 

BMnd.Ki-sMn-NG  [sMni. 

sMud1,  sMn>-NG] 
Examinee',  K3-sM-Ne 
Exam'iner,  K^sM-Xr 
Exam'ple,  K-sM-Pll 
Exan'imate,  Ks-N-M-Ti 
Exanthe'ma,  Ks-N-TH^- 

M 
Exanthem'ata,    Ks  -  N  - 

TH2-M-T 

Ex'arch,  K-sR=-K 
Exarch'ate,  K-sK'-Kt 
Exas'perate,  Kss-Pl-7Zt, 


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HO 

Exaspera'tion,  Kss-P^- 

R*hu 
Excandes'cence,      Ks  - 

Knd-Sns2 
Excandes'cent,  Ks-Knd- 

Bnt* 

Excar'nate,  Ki-sKr-Nt 
Ex'cavate,  Ks-K-vt2.  Ks- 

K-V2-Td,  Ks-K-VtC)2 
Excava'tion,  Ks-K-Vshn2 
Excava'tor,  Ke-K-Vtr8 


Exceed', 

Ks-D«-NG 
Exceedingly, 
Excel',  K-si2,  K-RLd«,  K- 


Ex'cellence,  K-sins* 
Ex'cellency,  K-sLn^-S 
Ex'cellent,  K-s£nt* 
Ex'cellently,  K-sint2-/, 
Excel'sior,  K-sL2-sE 
Excen'tric,  Ks^-Ntr-K 
Except',  Ks-Pt2,  Ks-p2-Td. 

Ks-Pt(-)2 

Except'ing,  Ks-Pt(-)* 
Excep'tion,  Ks-Pshn2 
Excep'tionable,  Ks  - 

Pshn2-B(-L) 
Excep'tional,  Ks-Pshn2- 

£ 
Excep'tionless,Ks-Pshn2 

-La 

Excep'tious,  Ks-P^-Sfls 
Except'ive,  Ks-Pt2-V 
Except'or,  Ks-Ptr2 
Excern',  K-sBn2 
Excerpt',  K-s7?8-Pt,  K- 


Excerp'tion,  K-s^-Pshn 
Excerp'tor,  K-sJB2-Ptr 
Excess',  Kss2 
Excess'ive,  Kss-V* 
Excess'ively,  K&s-V*-L 
Ex-chan'cellor,  Ks-CHi- 

Ns-L-R    [Ks-CH!-sL-R] 
Exchange',  Ks-CH2-N-J, 

Ks-CH2-N-Jd.  Ks-CH^N- 

J-NG    [Ks-CH2,  Ks-CHd2, 

Ks-CH(-)2] 
Exchangeabil'ity,     Ks- 

CH3-N-J-Blt    [Ks-CH3- 

Blt] 
Exchange'able,  Ks-CH2- 

N-J-B1    [Ks-CH2-Bl] 
Exchan'ger,  Ks-CH2-N-Jr 

[Ks-CH2-Jr] 
Excbeci'uer,  Ks-CH2-Kr. 

Ks-CH2-Krd,   Ks-CH2-Kr- 

NG 
Excheq'uer-bill,       Ks  - 

CH2-Kr-Bl 

Excis'able,  K-sZ!-Bl 
Excise',  (to  cut  off),  Kss1, 

Excise',  (to  levy  an  ex- 
cise). K-sZ1,  K-sZdi,  K- 
sZ'-NG 

Excise'man,  K-sZ]-Mn 
Excise'men,  K-sZi  IMn2 
Excis'ion,  KszAn3 
Excitabil'ity,  Ks-T3-Blt 
Excit'able,  Ks-Ti-Bl 
Excit'ant,  Ks-Tnti 
Excita'tion,  Ks-Tshn2 
Excit'ative,  Ks-Ti-Tv 
Excit'atory,  Ks-T>-T-fi 
Excite',  Ks  -  Ti,  Ks  -  Tdi, 

Excite'ment,  Ks-Ti-Mnt 
Excit'er,  K-sTri 
Excit'ing,  Ks-Tl-NG 


EXC 

Excit'ive,  Ks-Tvi 
Exclaim',  Ks~Kl-M.  Ks2- 

Kl-Md.  Ks2-Kl-M-NG 
Exclaim'er,  Ks2-Kl-Mr 
Exclama'tion,    Ks2  -  Kl  - 

Mshn 
Exclam'ative,  Ks-Kl-Mt- 

Vi 
Exclam'atory,  Ks-Kl-Mt- 

fii 
Exclude',  Ks3-Kld,  Ks- 

Kl-Dd3.  Ks3-Kld-NG 
Exclu'sion,  Ks3-Klzhn 
Exclu'sionist,  Ks^-Klzhn 

-St 

Exclu'sive,  Ks-Kls-V 
Exclu'sively,  Ks-Kls-Vs- 

L 
Exclu'siveness,  Ks  -  Kls- 

V3-Ns 

Exclu'sory,  Ks-Kl-sS3 
Excog'itate,  Ks-K-Ji-Tt, 

Ks-K-J"-T-Td,      Ks-K-Ji- 

Tt(-) 
Excogita'tion,    Ks-K-J«- 

Tshn 
Excommu'nicable,    Ks* 

:N-K-B1 
Excommu'nicate,      Kss 

:N-Kt,  Ks»:X-K-Td,   Ks* 

:N-Kt-XG 
Excommunica'tion,  Ksz 

:N-Kshn 
Excommu'nicator,    Ks3 

:N-Ktr 
Exco'riate,  Ks-K-.R2-T, 


NG 

Excoria'tion.Ks-K-Sshn2 
Excortica'tion,  Ks-K-fi2- 

T-Kshn 

Ex'crement,  K^-sKr-Mnt 
Excrement'al,  K2  -  sK.r  i 

Mnt 
Excrementi'tious,     K  - 

sKr-Mnt-SHs3 
Excres'cence,  K2  -  sKrs  - 

Ns 

Excres'cent,  K5  sKrs-Jft 
Excrete',  K^-sKrt,  K-sKr- 

Td3,  K3-sKrt-XG 
Excre'tion,  K3-.-Krshn 
Ex'cretive,  K-sKrt-v2 
Ex'cretqry,  K-sKr-T2-^ 
Excru'ciate,  K-sKr-SH3- 

T,  K-sKr-SH3-Td,  K-sKr- 

SHt3-NG 
Excrucia'tion,    K  -  sKr  - 

SHshnS 

Excul'pable,  Ks-Kl-P--Bl 
Excul'pate,  Ks  -  Kl  -  Pt2. 

Ks-Kl-P2-Td,  Ks-Kl-Pt(-)* 
Exculpa'tion,      Ks  -  Kl  . 

Pshn2 
Excul'patory,  Ks-Kl-P*- 

1-R 

Excur'sion,  K!-sKrshn 
Excur'sionist,  K--sKrsha 

-St 
Excur'sive,  K-sKrs-Y* 


EVO 

Evoca'tion,  V«-Kshn 
Excur'sively,  K-sKrs-V2- 

L 
Excur'siveness,  K-sKrs- 

V2-Ns 

Excur'sus,  K2-sKrss 
Excus'able-y,  Ks-Kz-Bl8 
Excus'ableness,  Ks-Kz- 

Bis-Ns 

Excus'atory,  Ks-Kz-T3-.E 
Excuse',  Ks^-Kz,  Ks3-Kzd, 

Ks3-Kz-NG 
Excuse',  Ksa-Ks 
Excus'er,  Ks-K-Zr3 
Ex'ecrable-y,  K-sKr-Bl2 
Ex'ecrate,  K2-sKrt,  K-sKr 

-Td2,  K2-sKrt-NG 
Execra'tion,  K2-sKrshn 
Ex'ecratory,  K-sKr-T2-.R 
Ee'ecute,  Ks2-Kt,  Ks-K- 

Td2,  Ks2-Kt-NG 
Ex'ecuter,  Ks2-Ktr 
Execu'tion,  Ks3-Kshn 
Execu'tioner,  Ks3-Kshn- 

B 

Exec'utive,  Ks-Kt-V2 
Exec'utor,  Ks«-Ktr 
Executo'rial,  Ks-K-T2-.Rl 
Exec'utorship,  Ks2  -  Ktr- 

SH-P 

Exec'utory,  Ks-K-T2-.R 
Exec'utress,  Ks-K-Trs2 
Exec'utrix,  Ks-K-Tr2-Ks 
Exege'sis,  Ks-Jss3 
Ex'egete,  Ks-Jt2 
Exeget'ic,  Ks-Jt2-K 
Exeget'ical,  Ks-Jt2-Kl 
Exeget'ics,  Ks-Jt2-Ks 
Exem'plar,  K-sM-Pl2-R 
Ex'emplarily,  K.-sM-Pl2- 

Rl 
Ex'emplariness,  K  -  sM  - 

P12-«-K8 

Ex'emplary,  K-sM-Pl2-K 
Exempliflca'tion,  K-sM- 

Plf2-Kshn 
Exem'plifier,  K-sM-Pl2- 

F-R 
Exem'plify,  K-sM-P12-r, 

K-sM-PP-Fd,    K-8M-P12- 

F-NG 
Exempt',  K2-sMt,  K-sM- 

Td2,  K«-sMtC) 
Exemp'tion,  K2-sMshn 
Exequa'tur,  Ks2-Kwtr 
Ex'equies,  Ks2-Kwz 
Ex'equy,  Ks«-Kw 
Ex'ercisable,  K-sKsz2-B- 

L 
Ex'ercise,  K  -  sBsz*    K  - 

6flsz2-p.  K-sBsz2-NG 
Ex'erciser,  K-sSsz^-R 
Ex'ercisible,  K-sfisz2-B-L 
Exercita'tion,   K  -  sfls2  - 

Tshn 

Exergue',  K-sE^G 
Exert',  K-sflt2,  K-s^-Td, 

K-sfit2-NG 

Exer'tion,  K-sHshn2 
Exfo'liate,  Ks-F«-Lt,  Ks- 


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F*-£-Td,  Ks-F2-Zt-NG 
Exfolia'tion,  Ks-F2-/,shn 
Exhal'able,  K-sH-X^-Bl 
Exhal'ant,  K-sH-int2 
Exhala'tion,  K-sH-Z,shn2 
Exhale',  K-sH-/,2,  K-sH- 

Z,d2  K-sH-i2-NG 
Exhaust',  Kss-T1,   Kss- 

Tdi,  Kss-T!-NG 
Exhaust'er,  Kss-Ti-R 
Exhaust'ible,  Kss-Ti-Bl 
Exhaust'ion,  Kss-CHn1 
Exhaust'ive,  Kss-Tv1 
Exhaustless,  Kss-Ti-is 
Exhereda'tion,  K-sH-K2- 

Dshn 
Exhib'it,  Ks  -  Bt3   Ks  -  B3- 

Td,  Ks-Bt(-)8 
Exhib'iter,  Ks-Btr3 
Exhibi'tion,  Ks-Bshn3 
Exhibi'tioner,  Ks-^shns. 

B 

Exhib'itive,  Ks-Bts-V 
Exhil'arant,  K-sL^-Rnt 
Exhil'arate,  K.-sL*-Rt,  K- 

BL*-R-Td,  K-sL3-Bt-NG 
Exhilara'tion,    K  -  sL-  - 

Rshn 
Exhort',  K  -  sflti   K  -  sfl1- 

Td,  K-sKti-NG 
Exhorta'tion,      K  -  sR*  - 

Tshn 
Exhor'tative,  K-sfii-T- 

Tv 
Exhor'tatory,  K  -  sJJi  -  T- 

T-fi 

Exhort'er,  K-sKtri 
Exhuma'tion,     K^  -  sH  - 

Mshn 
Exhume',  K^-sH-M,   K3- 

sH-Md,  K3-sH-M-NG 
Ex'igence,  Ks-Jns2 
Ex'igency,  Ks-Jn2-S 
Ex'igent,  Ks-Jnt« 
Exigu'ity,  Ks-G-T3 
Exig'uous,  Ks-G-S3 
Ex'Ue,  Ks-L2,  Ks-Ld2,  Ks- 

L2-NG 

xile',  Ks-Li 
Exist',  Kss-T3,  Kss-Td3. 

Kss-T3-NG 

Exist'ence,  Kss-Tns3 
Exist'ency,  Kss-Tn3-8 
Exist'ent,  Kss-Tnt3 
Ex'it,  Ks-T2 

Ex-min'ister,  K3-sM-Nstr 
Ex'ode,  Ks-D2 
Ex'odus,  Ks-Ds2 
Ex-offl'cial,  Ks-FS-SHl 
Ex  offl'cio,  Ks-F»-5H 
Ex'ogen,  Ks-Jn2 
Exog'enous,  Ks-Ji-Ns 
Ex'on,  Ks2-N 
Exon'erate,  Ks^Nrt,  Ks- 

Nr-Tdi,  Ksi-Nrt-NG 
Exoneration,  K82-Nrshn 
Exonerative,  Ks-Nr-Tvi 
Ex'orable,  K-s^-Bl 
Exorbitance,  K  •  aRl  -  B- 

Tns 


EXO 

Exor'bitancy,    K-sfli-B- 

Tn-S 

Exor'bitant,  K-sRi-B-Tnt 
Exorbitantly,    K-s/2>-B- 

Tnt-L 
Ex'orcise,  K-sA'S-Sz  (See 

Exercise),    K-s.K3-Szd,    K- 

sff--Sz-N<T 

Ex'orciser,  K-s/i--Sz-R 
Ex'orcism,  K-s/e--Sz-M 
Ex'orcist,  K-sA"--S.st 
Exor'dia,  K-s«i-D 
Exor'dial,  K-s^i-D-L 
Exor'dium,  K-s/ei-D-M 
Exorna'tion,  K-s7e--Ns!m 
Ex'osmose,  K-sS2-5Is 
Exosto'sis,  Ks-Tss- 
Exoter'ic,  Ks-T2-/?-K 
Exoter'ical,  K*-?2-i;-Kl 
Ex'otery,  Ks-'i^./e 
Exot'ic,  Ks-T!-K 
Exot'ical,  Ks-T'-Kl 
Exot'icism,  Ks-Tl-szM 
Expand',  Ks  -  Pndi.    Ka  - 

Pni-Dd.  Ks-Pnd'-NO 
Expanse',  Ks-Pnsi 
Expansibil'ity,  Ks-Pns3- 

B-Zt 
Expan'sible,  Ks  -  Pns1  -  B 

(-L) 

Expan'sile,  Ks-pi-Ns-L 
Expan'sion,  Ks-pi-Nshn 
Expan'sive,  Ks-Pns'-V 
Expan'siveness,  Ks-Pns1 

-V-Ns     liVs] 
Ex-parfte,  Ks-pi-fl-T 
Expa'tiate,    Ks  -  p?  -  sm, 

Ks-P2-5//-Td,  Ks-P2-5//t- 

KG 
Expatia'tion, 


Expa'tiator,  Ks-P^-SHtr 
Expa'triate,  Ks-P^-Trt, 

Ks-P2-Tr-Td.  Ks-P-'-TrtC) 
Expatria'tion,  Ks  -  P2  - 

Trshn 
Expect',  Ks-P=-Kt.  Ks-P2- 

K-Td.  Ks-pz-Kt-NG    [sP2- 

Kt,  sP-K-Td,  sP2-Kt-N(i' 
Expect'able,  Ks-pa-Kt-Bk 
Expect'ance,  Ks-P'J-K- 

Tns 
Expect'ancy,  Ks-P2-K- 

Tn-S 

Expect'ant,  Ks-P=-K-Tnt 
Expecta'tion,  Ks  -  P2  -  K- 

Tshn 

Expect'er,  Ks-p=-Ktr 
Expec'torant,  Ks-l>2-K-T 

fint 
Expeo'torate,  Ks-P--K-T- 

Rt,  Ks-P2-K-T-^-Td,  Ka- 

P2-K-T-«t-NG 
Expectora'tion,  Ks-P*-K- 

T-Hshn 
Expec'torative,  Ks-P2-K- 

T-tft-V 

Expe'dience,  Ks-P3-Dns 
Expe'diency,  Ks-ps-Du-S 
Expe'dient,  Ks-P^-Dnt 


EXP 

Expe'diently,  Ks-P3-Dnt- 

L 
Ex'pedite,  Ks-P2-Dt,  Ks- 

p2-D-Td.  Ks-P*-Dt(-) 
Ex'peditely,  Ks-P2-Dt-Z, 
Expedition,  Ks-P^Dshn 
Expedi'tious,  Ks-P3-D- 

SHs 
Expedi'tiously,  Ks-P3-D- 

SHs-L 

Expedi'tiousness,  Ks-P3- 
•    D-SHs-'Ks 

Expel',  Ks-P2-L,  Ks-P-Ld, 
I    Ks-P2-L-NG 
Expel'lable,  Ks-ps-i-Bl 
Expel'lent,  Ks-P2-£nt 
Expel'ler,  Ks-P^i-R 
Expel'ling,  Ks-PS-L-NG 
Expend',  Ks-Pnd2,  Ks-Pn2 

Dd,  Ks-Pnd^-NG 
Expenditure,   Ks-Pn2- 

Dtr 

Expense',  Ks-Pns2 
Expense'less,  Ks-P^Ns- 

Ls 

Expen'sive,  Ks-Pns4- V 
Expensively,  Ks-Pns2- 

\-L 
Expen'siveness,  Ks-Pns2 

-V-Ns     [iVs] 
Expe'rience,  Ks-P3-Hns, 

Ks-P«--Knst,     Ks-P3-.Rns- 

NG       [sPrns3,      sPrnst3, 

8Prns3-NG] 
Experienced,     Ks  -  P3  - 

Rvst  '[sPrnsts] 
Experiment,     K  -  sPr2  - 

Mnt.    K-sPr2-Mn-Td,   K- 

6Pr2-Mnt-NG 
Experiment'ally,  K-sPr2 

Mnt-Z,    [K-sPr2:Mnt] 
Experiment'alist,  K-sPr2 

Mnt-ist 
Experimenter,  K  -  sPr«- 

Mntr 

Expert',  K-sPrt2 
Expert'ly,  K-sPrts-i 
Expert'ness,  K-sPrts-Ns 
Ex'piable,  Ks-P^-Bl 
Ex'piate,  Ks-P^-T,  Ks-P2- 

Td.  Ks-P2-T-NG 
Expia'tion,  Ks-Pshna 
Ex'piator,  Ks-Ptr2 
Ex'piatory,  Ks-P2-T-K 
Expira'tion,  Ks-P2-.Rshn 
Expi'ratory,  Ks-P'-fi-T-K 
Expire',  Ks-pi-R,  Ks-P1- 

Rd.  Ks-pi-fi-NG 
Explain',  Ks  -  Pin*,   Ks  - 

Plncl«.  Ks-Pln2-NG 
Explainable,  Ks-Pln2-B 

(-L) 

Explain'er,  Ks-Pl2-Xr 
Explana'tipn,     Ks  -  PI2  - 

Nshn 
Explan'atory.  Ks-Plni-T- 

R 

Ex'pletive,  Ks-Pl^-Tv 
Ex'pletory,  S.s-fl"-1-R 
Explicable,  Ks-Pl*-K-Bl 


94 

Ex'plicate,  Ks-Pl^-Kt,  Ks- 

Pl*-K-Td,  Ks-Pl2-Kt-NG 
Explica'tion,      Ks-Pl2- 

Kshn 
Ex'plicative.  Ks-Pl2-Kt- 

V 
Ex'plicatory,  Ks  -  PI2  -  K- 

T-fl 

Ex'plicator,  Ks-Pl2-Ktr 
Explic'it,  Ks-Plfi3-T 
Explic'itly,  Ks-Pls3-T-£ 
Explic'itness,  Ks-Pls3-!- 

Ks 
Explode',  Ks-Pld2,  Ks- 

P12-Dd.  Ks-Pld(-)2 
Explod'er,  Ks-Pl^Dr 
Exploit',  Ks-Plti 
Exploita'tion,    Ks  -  PI2  - 

Tshn 
Explora'tion,     Ks  -  PI2  - 

Bshn 

Ex'plorator,  Ks-Pl^Ktr 
Explor'atory,  Ks-Pl2-^- 

1-R 
Explore',  Ks-Pl2-R,  Ks- 

Pl2-Rd,  Ks-Pl2-K-NG 
Explor'er,  Ks-Pl2-Rr 
Explo'sion,  Ks-P]zhn* 
Explo'sive,  Ks-Pls2-V 
Explo'sively,  Ks-Pls^V- 

L 

Expolia'tion,  Ks-P2-Zshn 
Expo'nent,  Ks-PuZ-Nt 
Exponen'tial,  Ks-Pn«-N- 

8H1 
Export',  Ks-P2-.Rt,  Ks-P»- 

fi-Td,  Ks-PS-JZt-NG- 
Ex'port,  Ks-P2-JJt 
Exportable,  Ks-P2-Kt-Bl 
Exporta'tion,  Ks  -  P2  -  R  - 

Tshn 

Export'er,  Ks-P2-fftr 
Expose',  Ks-Pz2,  Ks-Pzd2, 

Ks-Pz2-NG 
Expose'  [eks-po-za'],  Ks- 

P2-Z 

Expos'edness,  Ks-Pz2-D- 

Ns 

Expos'er,  Ks-P2-Zr 
Exposi'tion,  Ks-PzzAn3 
Expos'itive,  Ks-Pz]-Tv 
Expos'itor,  Ks-Pztr1 
Expos'itory,  Ks-Pz^T-fl 
Ex  post  fac'to,  Ks-Ps2-F- 

K-T 
Expostulate,  Ks  -  Ps1  -  T- 

Z,t,    Ks-Psi-T-//-Td,    Ks- 


Expostula'tion,  Ks-  Ps2- 

T-ishn 
Expost'ulator,  Ks-Psi-T- 

Ltr 
Expost'ulatory,  Ks-Ps1- 

T-Lt-R 

Expos'ure,  Ks-P2-ZHr 
Expound',  Ks-Pndi,  Ks- 

Pn'-Dd,  Ks-Pndi-NG 
Expound'er,  Ks-Pndr1 
Ex-Pres'ident,  K  -  sPrz*- 

Dnt 


EXT 

Express',    K  -  sPrs2     K- 

sPrst2,  K-sPrs2-XG 
Express'age,  K-sPrs^J 
Express'ible,  K-sPrs2-Bl 
Expres'sion,  K-sPrshn2 
Expres'sionless,         K  - 

sPrshn2-/,s 

Express'ive,  K-sPrs2-V 
Express'ively,  K-sPrs2- 

\-L 
Expressiveness,  K-sPrs* 

V-Ns    [iVs] 

Expressi'vo,  K-sPrs3-V 
Express'ly,  K-sPr^si 
Expro'pnate,  K-sPr^Prt 
Expugn',    Ks  -  Pn3,    Ks  - 

Pnds,  Ks-Pn3->:G 
Expug'nable,  Ks  -  P2  -  G- 

N-B1 
Expugn'able,  Ks-Pn«-B 

(-L) 
Expugna'tion,  Ks-P2-G- 

Nshn 

Expugn'er,  Ks-P3-Nr 
Expul'sion,  Ks-P2-Lshn 
Expul'sive,  Ks-P2-is-V 
Expunc'tion,       Ks  -  P«  - 

NGshn 
Expunge',  Ks-Pn2-J,   Ks- 

Pn2-Jd,  Ks-Pn2-J-NG 
Ex'purgate  or  Expur'- 

gate,  K-sPr2-Gt,  K-sPr2- 

G-Td,  K-sPr2-Gt-NG 
Expurga'tion,    K  -  sPr*  - 

Gshn 
Ex'purgator  or  Expur'- 

gator,  K-sPr2-Gtr 
Expur'gatory,  K-sPr2-G- 

T-.R 

Ex'quisite,  Ks-Kwz-T2 
Ex'quisitely,  Ks-Kwz-T*- 

L 
Ex'qnisiteness,  Ks-Kwz- 

T2-Ns 
Exsan'guious,    Ks  -  NG  - 

Gw-Si 

Exscind',  K3-sNd 
Exsec'tion,  Ks2-Kshn 
Ex-Sen'ator,  K2-sNtr 
Exsic'cant,  Ks3-Knt 
Ex'sicoate    or    Exsic'- 

cate,  Ks2or3-Kt,  Ks-K- 


Exsicca'tion,  Ks2-Kshn 
Exsic'cative,  Ks-Kt-V3 
Exspui'tion,  Ks-P3-SHn 
Exsuc'tion,  K2-suKshn 
Exsuda'tion,  Ks-Dshn2 
Exsude',  Ks-D3 
Ex'tant,  Ks-Tnt2 
Ex'tasy,  Ks-T2-s 
Extempora'neous,    Ks  - 

T2-M-Pr->Ts     [sT2-Pr-Ns] 
Extempora'neouoly,  Ks 

T2-M-Pr-Ns-L 
Extem'porary,  Ks-T2-M- 

Pr-R 

Extem'pore,  Ks-T«-M-Pr 
Extemporiza'tion,    K/s- 

T«-M-Prz*A7i 


EXT 

Extem'porize,  Ks-T*-M- 

Prz.   Ks-T--M-Przd,    Ks- 

TS-M-Prz-NG 
Extem'porizer,  Ks-TVM- 

Pr-Zr 
Extend',  Ks-Tnd2,  Ks-Tn^ 

-Dd,  Ks-Tnd2-NG 
Extend'er,  Ks-Tndr* 
Extendable,  Ks  -  Tnd*  -  B 

(-L) 
Extensibil'ity,  Ks-T'-Ns- 

Blt 

Extensible,  Ks-T^-Ns-Bl 
Exten'sile,  K.s-T*-Ns-Ii 
Exten'sion,  Ks-T^-Nshn. 

See  Extenuation. 
Exten'sionist,     Ks  -  T*  - 

Nshn-St 

Exten'sive,  Ks-T^-Xs-V 
Exten'sively,   Ks-T^-Ns- 

\-L 
Exten'siveness,  Ks-Ts- 

Ns-V-Ns    [Ks-Tnss;Vs] 
Exten'sor,  KS-TS-NB-B 
Extent',  Ks-Tnt^ 
Exten'uate,    Ks-T*-N-T, 

Ks-Ts-N-Td,  Ks-T2-Nt-NG 
Extenua'tion,  Ks  -  TS  -  N- 

SHn.    See  Extension. 
Exten'uator,  Ks-T^Ntr 
Exten'uatory,   Ks-T*-N- 

T-R 

Exte'rior,  Ks-T3-R-K 
Exter'minate,  K-sTr«-M- 

N-T,  K-sTr^-M-N-Td,  K- 


Extermina'tion,  K-sTr2- 

M-Nshn 
Exter'minator,  K  -  sTrs- 

M-Ntr 
Exter'minatory,  K-sTr2- 

M-N-T-/e 

Exter'nal-ly,  K-sTr»-Nl 
External'ity,  K-sTri-Nl- 

T 

Externals,  K-sTr«-Nlz 
Extill',  KS-TH-L 
Extinct',  Ks-T»-NGt 
Extinc'tion,         Ks  -  T8  - 

NGshn- 
Extin'guisb,    Ks-T*-NG- 

Gw-SH,       Ks-TS-NG-Gw- 

8Ht,      Ks-T»-NG-Gw-SH- 

NG    [Ks-T3-NG-SH,    Ks- 

T3-NG-SHt,       Ks-TS-NG- 

8H-NG] 
Extin'guishable,  Ks-T3- 

NG-Gw-SH-Bl    [-NG-SH- 

Bl] 
Extin'guisher,    Ks  -  T3  - 

NG-Gw-SHr    [-NG-SHr] 
Extinguishment,  Ks-T»- 

NG-Gw-SH-Mnt       [-NG- 

8H-Mnt] 

Extirp'able,  K-sTr«-P-Bl 
Ex'tirpate  or  Extir'pate 

K-sTrS-Pt,     K-sTrS-P-Td, 

K-sTrs-Pt(-) 
Extirpa'tion,      K  -  sTr»  - 

Mha 


95 

Ex'tirpator    or    Extir'- 

pator,  K-sTrS-Ptr 
Extol',  Ks-Ti-L,  Ks-Ti-Ld, 

Ks-Tl-L-NG 
Extoller,  Ks-Ti-Z-R 
Extor'sive,  Ks-Ti-ies-V 
Extors'ively,    Ks-Ti-jBs- 

V-L 
Extort',  Ks-Ti-Rt,  Ks-T1- 

fi-Td,  Ks-T!-.Rt-:NG 
Extort'er,  Ks-T^Btr 
Extor'tion,  Ks-1l-Nshn 
Extor'tionary,    Ks  -  T1  - 

Rstm-R 
Extor'tionate,     Ks  -  T;  - 

fishnlT 
Extor'tioner,       Ks  -  T>  - 

.Rshn-R 

Extor'tious,  Ks-T'-X-SHs 
Ex'tra,  K-sTi-a 
Ex'tras,  K-sTrz3 
Extract',  K  -  sTr*  -  Kt,  K  - 

sTrJ-K-Td,  K-sTr»-Kt-KG 
Ex'tract,  K-sTr^-Kt 
Extract'able,  K-sTr^Kt- 

Bl 
Extract'ible,  K  -  sTri  -  Kt- 

Bl 

Extrac'tion,  K-sTr'-Kshn 
Extract'ive,  K-sTri-Kt-V 
Extract'or,  K-sTri-Ktr 
Extradi'tion,     K  -  sirs  - 

Dsbn 

Extra'dos,  K-sTr^-Ds 
Extrado'tal,  K-sTr2-D-Tl 
Extrajudi'cial,  K-sTr3- 

Jd-SHl 
Extramun'dane,  K-sTre- 

Mn-Dn 
Extramu'ral,   K-sTrS-M- 

R\ 

Extra'neous,  K-sTr^-Ns 
Extra'neously,  K  -  sTr2  - 

Ns-L 
Extraordinarily,  K-sTr1 

-Ed-Nr-L    [BTri-fi-i] 
Extraordinary,  K-sTr1- 

Kd-Nr    [sTr1-.^] 
Extraprofes'sional,    K  - 

sTr2-Pr-Fshii-L 
Ex'tra-uterine,  K-sTr2- 

Yt-.Rn 
Extrav'agance,  K-sTrvi- 

Gns     [sTrvi-Gns] 
Extrav'agancy,  K-sTrv1- 

Gn-8     [sTrv^Gn-S] 
Extrav'agant,  K-sTrv1- 

Gnt    [sTrvi-Gnt] 
Extrav'agantly,  K-sTrv1- 

Gnt-Z,    [sTrv^-Gnt-i] 
Extrav'agantness,     K  - 

sTrvi-Gnt-Ns 
Extravagan'za,  K-sTrv1- 

Gn-Z 
Extrav'asate,  K-sTr'-Vs- 

T,  K-sTri-Vs-Td,  K-sTri- 

Vs-T-NG 
Extravasa'tion,  K  -  sTr*- 

\ethn 
Extreme', 


EYH 

Extreme'ly, 
Extremist, 
Extreru'ity, 
Ex'tricable,  K-sTr=-K-Bl 
Ex'tricate,  K-sTr^-Kt,  K- 

sTr2-K-Td.  K-sTr3-Kt-KG 
Extrica'tion,      K  -  sTrs  - 

Kshn 

Extrin'sic,  K-sTr^-Xs-K 
Extrin'sical-ly,  K  -sTr3- 

Ns-Kl 
Extrude',    K  -  sTr<P,   K.- 

sTr3'Dd,  K-sTrdi-^ 
Extru'sion,  K-sTrzlm3 
Extu'berauce,      Ks-T3- 

Bms 
Extu'berancy,     Ks  -  T3  - 

Brn-8 

Extu'berant,  Ks-T3-Bmt 
Extumes'cence,  Ks  -  T3- 

Ms-Xs 

Exu'berance,  Ks-B^-Rns 
Exu'berancy,  Ks-Bs-fin- 

S 

Exu'berant,  Ks-B3-lfnt 
Exu'berantly,  Ks-B-i-^nt 

ExuTserate,  Ks-B3-,Rt 
Exuda'tion,  Ks-Dslm2 
Exude',  Ks-l)3,  K-s-Dd*, 

Ks-DS-KG 

Exul'cerate,  K  sL--Ri 
Exulcera'tion,  K-sLs8- 

fishn 
Exul'ceratory,  K-sis2-/?- 

T-R 
Exult',  K-sIt2,  K-si=-Td, 

K-sLt2-NG 

Exult'ant,  K-sZ,2-Tiit 
Exulta'tion,  K-siS-Tshn 
Exult'ingly,  K-sit^-NGl 
Exunda'tion,  Ks-N-Dshns 
Exust'ion,  Kss-CHn2 
Exu'viffi,  Ks-Y3 
Exu'viable,  Ks-V'.Bl 
Ey'as,  iaSi 
Eye,  ji.  H  D.  I'-NG 
Eye'ball,  i'-B-L 
Eye'bright,  I'lBrt 
Eye'brow,  i1 :  Br 
Eye'glass,  P-Gls 
Eye'lash.  iiii-SH 
Eye'less,  i'tis 
Eye'let,  n :  Li 
Eye'lethole,  P  iit-Hl 
Eyeleteer',  i1  :L-Tr 
Eye'lid,  Pli-D 
Eye'-piece,  P-Ps 
Eye'-servant,  i1  '.sH-Vnt 
Eye'-service,  i1is7J-Vs 
Eye'shot,  i'-SHt 
Eye'sight,  l-Sti 
Eye'-sore,  PtsE 
Eye'-stone,  P'.sTn 
Eye'-tooth,  P-T-TH 
Eye'-water,  P-Wtr 
Eye'-witness,  P-Wt-Ns 
Eyne,  P-N 
Eyre,  Ri 
Ey'rie  or  Ey'ry,  aEP 


FAB 


F. 


S1,  the  sixth  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  represents  the 
sound  of./,  as  heard  in  fee, 
foe,  if,  fife,  etc. 

In  the  single  word  of,f 
has  the  sound  of  v. 

Ff    has    the    sound    of 
single  /,   as  in  bnjf,  riff, 
lujf,  stuffed,  etc.    See  Bb. 
Fa,  Far 

Faba'ceous,  F^-B-S/ft 
Fa'bian,  F2-En 
Fa^le,  F2-B1,  F2-Bld,  F«- 

Bl-NQ 

Fa'bler,  F«-B1-B 
Fab'ric,  F'-Br-K 
Fabricate,  Fi-Br-Kt,  F>- 

Br-K-Td,  F!-Br-Kt-NG 
Fabrica'tion,  F^-Br-Kshn 
Fab'ricator,  Fi-Br-Ktr 
Fab'ulist,  Fi-B-Zst 
.Fab'ulize,  Fi-B-Zz,  FVB- 

Zzd,  Fi-B-Zz-NG 
Fab'ulous,  F!-B-Zs 
Fab'ulously,  F1-B-Zs-Z 
Facade',  Fs«ori-D 
Face,  Fss.  Fsta,  Fs»-NG 
Fa'cer,  Fs^-K 
Fac'et,  Fs!-T 
Face'tise,  FtsP-SH 
Face'tious,  Fs3-SHs 
Face'tiously,  Fs3-5Hs-Z 
Face'tiousness,  FB3-SHs- 

Ns 

Facette',  Fs*-T 
Fa'cial,  F^-SHl 
Fa'cially,  F*-SH1 
Fac'ile,  Fs>-L 
Facil'itate,  F^-sZ-Tt,  F»- 

sZ-T-Td.  F3-sZ-Tt(-) 
Facilita'tion,  F^sZ-Tshn 
Facility,  F3-sZ-T 
Fa'cing,  Fs2-NG 
Fac-sim'ile,  F^-K-sM-Z 
Fact,  Fi-K-T    [Fti] 
Fac'tion,  F'-Kshn 
Fac'tionist,  Fi-Kshn-5t 
Fac'tious,  Fi-K-SHs 
Fac'tiously,  Fi-K-SHs- 
Fac'tiousness,  F>-K-SHs- 

Ns 

Facti'tious,  T3K-T-SI 
Facti'tiousness,  F»-K-T- 

S//S-NS 
Facti'tiously,  F3  -  K  -  T  - 

SHs-L 

Fac'tor,  F'-Ktr 
Fac'torage,  Fi-Ktr-J 
Fac'tory,  Fi-K-T-K 
Facto'tum,  F--K-Tt-M 
Fac'tum,  F'-K-T-M 
Fac'ulty,  F^Kl-T 
Fac'und,  Fi-K-Nd 


96 

Facund'ity,  F«-K-Nd-T 

Fad'dle,  F'-Dl 

Fade,  F«-D,  F^-Dd,  F«-D- 

NG 

Fad'ed,  F"-Dd 
Fadeless,  F^-D-Zs 
Fadge,  Fi-J,  FWd.  Fi-J- 

NG 

Fad'ding,  Fi-D-NG 
Fa'dy,  F«-D 
Pse'cal,  F3-K1 
Fse'ces,  Fsz^ 
Psec'ula,  F«-K1 
Fa'ery,  F2-« 
Fag,  Fi-G,  Fi-G-D,   Fi-G- 

NG 

Fag'-end,  Fi-G-Nd 
Fag'ot,  Fi-G-T,  F!-G-Td. 

Fi-G-T-NG 

Fahrenheit,  F^-^n-Ht 
Fail,  F2-L,  F2-Ld,  F2-L-NG 
Failing,  F2-L-NG 
Fail'ure,  F^-Z-B, 
Fain,  Fn2 
Faint,    (a.)    Fnt*     Fntr2. 

Fnt2-St 
Faint,  (v.)  Fnta   F2-N-Td, 


Faint'-hearted,  Fnts-K- 

Td 
Faint'-heartedness,Fnt2 

-fi-Td-Xs 

Faintlsh,  Fnt«-5H 
Faintly,  Fnt2-z 
Faint'ness,  Fnt2-Ns 
Faints,  Fnts* 
Fair,  Fl-R,  Fl-~Rr,  F^Sst 
Fair'ing,  F!-«-NG 
Fair^ish,  F'-R-^/f 
Fairly,  F1-.R1 
Fairness,  F'-R-Ns 
Faii^play,  Fi-R-Pl 
Fair'seeming,  F1  -  R  -  sM  - 

NG 

Fair'spoken,  F'-R-sP-Kn 
Fair'y,  F'-« 
Fair'y-land,  F'-TZ-Znd 
Faith,  F»-TH 
Faith'ful-ly,  F=-TH-F1 
Faith'fulness,  F2-TH-F1- 

Ns     [F2-TH:Fs] 
Faithless,  F2-TH-Zs 
Faithlessly,  F2-TH-Zs-t 
Faithlessness,  F2  -  TH  - 

Zs-Ns 

Fake,  F2-K 
Faltir,  F2-Kr 
Fal'cate,  Fi-Z-K-T 
Fal'cated,  F'-Z-K-Td 
Fal'chion,  F'-Z-CHn 
Fal'ciform,  F'-Zs-F-R-M 
Fal'con,  F'-Kn 
Fal'coner,  Fi-K-Nr 
Fal'conet,  Fi-K-Nt 
Fal'conry.  Fa-Kn-X 
Fald'stOOl,  Fi-Ld-sT-L 
Fall,  F'-L,  Fi-L-NG 
Falla'cious,  F*-Z-SHs 
Falla'ciously,  FS-Z-SHs- 

Z 


FAN 

Falla'ciousness,  F2  -  L  • 

S//S-NS 

Fal'lacy,  FJ-Z-S 
Fallen,  F»-Ln 
Fallibil'ity,  FS-Z-Blt 
Fallible-y,  F'-Z-Bl 
Fall'ing-sickness,  F»-L- 

NGs-K-Ns 

Fall'ing-star,  Fi-L-NGstr 
Fallo'pian,  F2-Z-Pn 
Fallow,  Fi-Z,  FJ-Zd,  F1- 

Z-NG 

Fallow-crop,  Fi-Z-Kr-P 
Fal'low  Deer,  F^Z-Dr  I 
Fallow-finch,  Fi-Z-F-N- 

CH 

Fal'lowness,  F>-Z-Ns 
False,  Fi-Ls.  FkLs-B,  F>- 

Zss-T 
False'-hearted,  Fi-Zs-Jfr 

Td 

False'hood,  Fi-Zs-Hd 
False'ly,  F»-Zs-Z 
False'ness,  Fi-Zs-Ns 
Falsette',  F2-Zs-T 
Falset'to,  F^Zs-To 
Fals'ifiable,  Flsi-F-Bl 
Falsification,     Fls2  -  F  - 

Kshn 

Fals'ifler,  Flsi-F-R 
Fals'ify,  Flsi-F,  FIsi-Fd, 

Flsi-F-NG 
Falsity,  Flsi-T 
Fal'ter,  Fi-Ztr,  Fi-Z-Trd, 

F^Ztr-NG 

Fal'teringly,  Fi-Ztr-NGl 
Fame,  F»-M,  F2-Md,  Fs- 

M-XG 

Fameless,  F^-M-Zs 
Famil'iar,  F3-M1-B     [F»- 

M] 
Familiar'ity,  F^-Ml-Xt 

[Fi-M] 
Famil'iarize,  F^  -  Ml  •  Bz, 

F^-Ml-fizd.  FS-Ml-JZz-NG- 

[F3-Mz,     F3-Mzd,     F»- 

Mz(-)] 
Famil'iarly,  F3-M1-«1 

[F^-M-Z] 

Fam'ilism,  F]-M-Zz-M 
!  Fam'ilist,  Fi-M-Zst 
1  Fam'ily,  FJ-M-Z 
Fam'ine,  Fi-Mn 
Fam'ish,  F'-M-SH,  F^M- 

fUlt.  Fi-M-SH-NG 
Fam'ishment,  F^M-SH- 

Mut 

Fa'mous,  F«-Ms 
Fa'mously,  F^-Ms-Z 
Fa'mousness,  F2-Ms-Ns 
Fan,  Fn1,  Fndi,  Fni-NG 
Fanat'ic,  F^Nt-K 
Fanat'ical-ly,  F'-Nt-Kl 
Fanat'icalness,  F'-Nt-Kl- 

Ns 

Fanat'icism,  Fi-Nt-S-zM 
Fan'cier,  F^Ns-B 
Fan'citul-ly,  Fni-S-Fl 
Fan'cifulness,  Fni-8-Fl- 

Ns    [Fn>-S:F8] 


FAN 

Fan'cy,  Fni .  s,  F1  -  Ns  -  D, 

Fn'-S-NG 

Fandan'go,  Fndi-NG-G 
Fane,  Fn2 

Fan'faron,  Fni-F-Rn 
Fanfaronade',  Fn2-F-JZ- 

Nd 

Fang,  F'-NG 
Fanged,  F'-NGd 
Fan'gle,  F»  -  NG  -  Gl    [Fi- 

NG1] 
Fan'gled,  Fi-NG-Gld   [F1 

-NGld] 

Fang'less,  Fi-U 
Fan'ion,  Fu'-N 
Fan'-light,  Fn1-/,! 
Fan'ner,  Fi-Nr 
Fan'on,  Fni-N 
Fan'-palm,  Fn'-P-M 
Fan' -tail,  Fn'-T-L 
Fanta'sia,  Fn2-T-Z 
Fan'tasm,  Fnti-Z-M 
Fantas'tic,  Fnti-St-K 
Fantas'tical-ly,  Fntf-St- 

Kl 
Fantastical'ity,  Fnt'-St- 

Kl-T 
Fantas'ticalness,  Fnt1  - 

8t-Kl-Ns 

Fan'tasy,  Fntf-S 
Fan'tom,  Fnti-M 
Fan'-wheel,  Fni-W-L 
Faquir',  F»-Kr 
Far,  Fi-R,  Frthri,   Fri- 

DHst 

In  phrases  far  is  some- 
times written  Fr;  thus, 
So  far.  82-Fr 
How  far,  H'-Fr 
Farce,  F^Rs 
Far'cical,  Fi-Rs-K-L 
Far'cically,  Fi-Rs-K-L 
Far'cicalness,    F'-Rs-K- 

Z-Ns 

Far'cin,  Fi-Rs-N 
Far'cy,  Fl-R-S 
Far'del,  Fi-R-Dl 
Fare,  F'-R,  Fi-Rd,  Fi-R- 

NG 

Farewell',  F2  R-W1 
Fare'well,  Fi-R-Wl 
Far'-fetched,  Fi-R-F-CHt 
Fari'na,  F'or»-/J-N 
Farina'ceous,  F2  -  R-  N  - 

SHs 
Farm,  Fi-R-M,  Fi-R-Md, 

Fi-R-M-NG 

Farm'able,  F'-R-M-Bl 
Farm'er.  Fi-R-Mr 
Farm'ery,  Fi-R-Mr 
Farm'-house,  F'-R-M-Hf 
Farm'ing,  F!-R-M-NG 
Far'most,  Fi-R-Mst 
Farm'-yard,  Fi-R-M-Yrd 
Far'o,  Fi-« 

Far'obank,  F'-fl-B-NG-K 
Farrag'inous,  F1 
Farra'go,  F«-fi-G 
Far'rier,  Fi-ff-R 
ffar'riery,  Fl-R-S 

5 


97 

Far'row,  F*-R, 

R-NG 

Par'-sighted,  F'-Rs-Td 
Far'ther,  Frthri 
Far'thest,  Fri-DHst 
Far'thing,  Fr'-TH-NG 
Far'thingale,    Fr1  -  TH  - 

NG-G1 

Fas'ces,  F'-Sz 
Fas'cial,  Fi-SHl 
Fas'ciate,  Tl-SH-1 
Fas'ciated,  F^-SH-ld 
Fas'cicle,  Fs'-K-L 
Fascic'ular,  Fs3-K-L-R 
Fas'cinate,  Fs'-Nt,  Fs1- 

N-Td.  Fs'-Kt-NG 
Fascina'tion,  Fs2-Nshn 
Fascine',  FS^-N 
Fash'ion,  Fshn1,  Fshnd1, 

Fshni-NG 
Fash'ionable,    Fshni  -  B 

(-D 
Fash'ionably,    Fshn1  -  B 

(-L) 

Fash'ioner,  Fshni-R 
Fast,  (a.)Fsti,  Fstri,  Fs1- 

Tst 
Fast,  (v.)    Fsti,    Fsi-Td, 

Fst(-)1 

Fast'-day,  Fs'-D 
Fast'en,  Fs*  -  N,  Fsi  -  Nd, 

Fsi-N-NG 

Fast'ener,  Fs'-N-R 
Fast'ening,  Fs^N-NG 
Fas'ti,  Fs1-'!' 
Fastid'ious,  Fs^-T-Ds 
Fastid'iously,  Fg3-  T  -  D  - 

sL 
Fastid'iousness,  Fs3  -  T  - 

Ds-Ns 

Fast'ness,  Fsi-T-Ns 
Fat,  (a.)  Ft',  Ftr'.  F'-Tst 
Fat,  (c.)  Ft',  F'-Td,   Fti- 

NG 

Fa'tal, 
Fa'talism, 
Fa'talist,  Ft2-Z,st 
Fatal'ity,  Ft'-^-T 
Fa'tally,  Ft*-L 
Fa'ta  Morga'na,  F^T-M- 

B-G-N 

Fat'-brained,  Ft'-Brnd 
Fate,  Ftz 
Fat'ed,  F«-Td 
Fate'ful,  Fts-F-L 
Fa'ther,  Fdhr',  Fdhr'-D, 

Fdhr'-NG 

Fa'therhood,  Fdhr'-Hd 
Fa'ther-in-law,Fdhr>-Nl 
Fa'ther-land,  Fdhr'-Z-nd 
Fa'ther-lasher,  Fdhr'-Z,- 

SHr 

Fa'therless,  Fdhr'-is 
Fa'therliness,  Fdhri  -  L  - 

Ns 
Fa'ther-iong-legs.Fdhr1 

-/,-NG-L-Gz 
Fa'therly,  Fdhr^-Z, 
Fath'om,  F1  -  DH  -  M. 

DH-Md,  F'-DH-M-NG 


FEA 

Fath'omable,  Fi-DH-M- 

Bl 
Fath'omless,    F'-DH-M- 

Ls 

Fatid'ical,  FS-Td-Kl 
Fatig'able,  F3-T-G-B1 
Fatigue',    F3-T-G,    F3-T- 

Gd.  F3-T-G-NG 
Fatil'oquist,  Ft3-Z,-K\vst 
Fat'ling,  Ft'-i-NG 
Fat'ly,  Ft'-L 
Fat'ner,  Fti-Nr 
Fat'ness,  Ft'-Ns 
Fat'ten,  F1  -  Tu.  Fi  -  Tnd, 

F'-Tn-NG 

Fat'tener,  F'-T-Nr 
Fat'tiness,  F'-T-Ns 
Fat'tish.  Fti-SH 
Fat'ty,  Fi-T 
Fatu'ity,  F^-T-T 
Fat'uous,  F]-T-S 
Fau'bourg,  F5-Br-G 
Fau'cal,  F'-Kl 
Fau'ces,  F'-Sz 
Fau'cet,  Fs'-T 
Faugh,  Fai 
Faul'chion,  Fi-£-CHn 
Fault,  F'-Lt,  F'-/,-Td,  F1- 

it-NG 

Fault'ily,  Fl-Lt-L 
Fault'iness,  Fi-/,t-Ns 
Fault'less,  F^Lt-Ls 
Fault'lessly,  F^-Lt-Ls-L 
Fault'lessness,  F'-^t-is- 

Ns 

Fault'y,  Fi-L-T 
Faun,  Fni 
Fau'na,  F'-N 
Fauteuil',  F2-T-L 
Faux'  pas,  F^-P 
Fa'vor,  F^-Vr.  F2-Vrd(Sea 

Favorite),  F^-Vr-NG 
Fa'vorable-y,  F^-Vr-Bl 
Fa'vorableness,  F^-Vr- 

Bl-Ns     [F2-VriBs] 
Fa'vorer,  F2-Vr-R 
Fa'vorite,  F=-Vr-T.     (See 

Favored.) 

Fa'voritism,  F2-Vr-T-zM 
Fawn,  Fni.  FucP.  Fui-NG 
Fawn'er,  F'-Kr 
Fawn'ingly,  Fn'-NG-L 
Fay,  F2 
Fe'alty,  F3-£-T 
Fear,  F3-R,  F*-Rd,  F»-R- 

NG 

Fear'ful-ly,  F3-R-F1 
Fear'fulness,  F3-R-Fl-Ns 

[F3R:Fs] 

Fear'less,  F^-R-Ls 
Fear'lessly,  F»-n-Ls-L 
Fear'lessness,  F3  -  R  -  Ls  - 

Ns 

Fear'naught,  F^-R-Nt 
Feasibil'ity,  Fz3-Bl-T 
Fea'sible,  Fz^-Bl 
Fea'sibleness,  Fz'-Bl-Ng 

[Fz»  i  Bs] 

Feast,  Fst'  Fs3-Td,  Fst('(» 
Feast'er,  Fstr^ 


FEA                                   98 

Feastful,  Fs3-T-Fl 

Feld'spar,  F2-Zds-P-R 

Feat,  Ft* 

Feldspathlc,    Fi-Zda-P- 

Feath'er,  Fdhr2,  Fdhr«-D 

TH-K 

(See  Fettered),  Fdhr-'-NG 

Feldspath'ose,  Fi-Zds- 

Feath'erbed,  Fdhr2-Bd 

P-THs 

Feath'er-boarding, 

Felicitate,  F»  Zs-Tt,  F3- 

^dlir^-B-/?ci-NG' 

Zs-T-Td.  F^-Zs-TtC) 

Feath'ered,  Fdhr2-D 

Felicita'tion,  F2-Zs-Tslin 

Feath'er-edge,  Fdhr^-J 
Feath'er-edged,   Fdhr2- 

Felicitous,  F3-Zs-Ta 
Felicitously,  F3-Zs-T-sZ 

Jd 

Felicltousness,  F3  -  Zs  - 

Feath'erless,  Fdhr^-Za 

Ts-Ns 

Feath'ery,  F*-'£H-R 

Felicity,  F3-Zs-T 

Feat'ly,  Ff-Z 

Fe'line,  FS-Zn 

Feat'ure,  Ftr3 

Fe'lis,  F3-Zs 

Feat'ured,  F3-CHrd 

Fell,  F2-L,  FiLd,  F2-L-NG 

Feat'ureless,  Ftr^Zs 

Fell'er,  F2-Z-R 

Feat'urely,  FtrS-Z 

Fell'-monger,  F2  -  L  -  M  - 

Febr  ifa  'cient,      F2  -  Br  - 

NGr 

Fshnt 

Fell'ness,  F^-L-Ns 

Febrif'ic,  F3-Brf-K 

Fellow,  F2-Z 

Febrifu'gal  or  Febrifu- 

Fellow-commoner, F2- 

gal,  Fa-Br-F-Gl 

Z'.N-R 

Feb'rifuge,  F2-Br-F-J 

Fellow-creature,  F2-Z- 

Fe'brile,  F3-Br-L 

Krtr 

Feb'rile,  F2-Br-L 

Fellow-feeling,  F2-Z-F- 

Feb'ruary,  F2-Br-R    [F2- 
Bj 

L-NG 
Fellow-heir,  F2-Z-R 

Fe'cal,  F3-K1 

Fellow-laborer,  F^Z-Z- 

Fe'ces,  Fsz3 

Br-R 

Fe'cit,  Fs3-T 
Fec'ula,  F2-Kl 

Fellow-servant,  F2-Zs- 
R-Vnt 

Fec'ulence,  F2-Klns 

Fellow-ship,  F2-Z-SH-P 

Fec'ulency,  F2-Kln-8 

[F2-ZiSH] 

Fec'ulent,  F2-Klnt 

Fellow-soldier,  F2-Z- 

Fec'und,  F2-K-Nd 

sZ-Jr 

Fec'undate,  F2-Kn-Dt,  F2 

Fellow-traveler,  F2-  Z  - 

Kn-D-Td.  F2-Kn-Dt(-) 

Tr-Vl-R 

Fecunda'tion,     F2  -  Kn  - 

Fellow-worker,  F*-Z- 

Dshn 

Wr-Kr 

Fecun'dity  F2-Kn-D-T 

Felly,  F2-Z 

Fed,  F2-D 

Felo-de-se,  F3-Z-D-S 

Fed'eral,  Fd2  Rl 

Fel'on,  F2-Zn 

Fed'eralist,  Fd2-Rlst 
Fed'eralism,  Fd2-.Rl-zM 

Felo'nious,  F^Z-Ns 
Felo'niously,  F^-Z-Ns-L 

Fed'erate,  F2-Drt 

Fel'ony,  F2-Z-N 

Fed'erated,  F^DrTd 

Fel'spar,  F2-Zs-P-R 

Federa'tion,  F2-Drshn 

Felspath'ic,  Fi-Zs-P-TH- 

Fed'erative,  F2-Dr-Tv 

K 

Fee,  F»,  F3-D,  F«-NG 

Felt,  F=-Lt,  F2-Z-Td,  F«- 

Fee'ble,  F8-B1,   F»-Bl-R, 

Zt-NG 

F^-Blst 

Felting,  F«-Zt-NG 

Fee'ble-minded,  F3-B1- 

Feluc'ca,  F2-Z-K 

Mn-Dd 

Fel'wort,  F«-Z-Wrt 

Fee'bleness,  F3-Bl-Xs 

Fe'male,  F3-M1 

Fee'bly,  F3-B1 

Fe'male-screw,  F3-M1- 

Feed,  F»-D.  F^-D-NG 

sKr 

Feed'er,  F3-Dr 

Feme-cov'ert,  F^-M-Kv- 

Fee'-farm,  F»-F-R-M 

£t 

Feel,  F3-!,,  F3-L-NG 

Femme-cov'ert,  F3  -  M  - 

Feel'er,  F3-Z-R 

Kv-flt 

Feel'ing,  F3-L-NG 

Feme-sole',  F2-M-sZ 

Feelingly,  F3-L-NG1 

Femme-sole',  F2-M-sZ 

Fee'-simple,  F»-sM-Pl 

Femlnal,  F»-M-K1 

Feet,  Ft3 

Feminine,  F2-Mn-N 

Fee'-tail,  F3-T-L 

Fem'oral,  F«-M-.R1 

Feign,  Fn2,  Fnd2.  Fn^-NG 

Fen,  Fu2 

Feign'edly,  F2-N-D-Z 

Fence,  Fns2,  F2-Nst,  F2- 

Feign'er,  F2-Nr 

Ns-NG 

Feint,  Fnta 

Fenceless,  F2-Ns-Ls 

FER 

Feno'er,  F^-Ns-R 
Fen'cible,  F2-Ns-B  (-L) 
Fen'cing,  F^-Ns-NG 
Fend,    Fnd2,    F2-N-Dd, 

Fnd2-NG 
Fend'er,  Fndr2 
Fenes'tral,  F^-N-sTr-L 
Fe'nian,  Fn^-N 
Fen'nec,  Fn2-K 
Fen'nel,  F2-N1 
Fen'ny,  F2-N 
Fen'ugreek,  F2-N-Gr-K 
Feod,  F»-D 
Feod'al.  F3-D1 
Feoff,  FS-F,  F^Ft,  F2-P- 

NG 

Feoffee',  F3-Fe 
Feof  fer,  F'--Fr 
Feof  for,  F«-Fr 
FeofTment,  F2-F-Mnt 
Fera'cious,  F2-B-SHs 
Fe'ral,  F3-.R1 
Fer'etory,  F2-R-1-R 
Fe'rial,  FS-fi-L 
Fe'rine,  F3-«n 
Fe'rineness,  F3-Bn-Ns 
Ferity.  F2-R-T 
Fer'ment,  Fr^-Mnt 
Ferment',  Fr2-Mnt.  Fr«- 

Mn-Td,  Fr2-Mnt-NG 
Ferment'able,  Fr2-Mnt- 

B(-L) 
Fermentabil'ity,      Fr«  - 

Mnt-B-Zt 

Ferment'al,  Fr2-Mnt-Z 
Fermenta'tion,  Fr2-Mn- 

Tshn 
Ferment'ative,  Fr^Mnt- 

Tv 

Fern,  F2-#n 
Fern'y,  F2-fi-N 
Fero'cious,  F2-J?-8Hs 
Fero'ciously,  F*-R-SHs-L 
Fero'ciousness,    F-  -  R  - 

SHs-Ns 

Feroc'ity,  Tl-Rs-T 
Fer'reous,  F2-«-S 
Fer'ret,  F2-«t,  F2-R-Td, 


Fer'riage,  T--R-J 
Ferriferous,  F3-Rf-Rs 
Ferrocy'anate,  F1  -  R  -  S  - 

Nt 
Ferrocyan'ic,  F'-TJ-S-X- 

K 
Ferrocy'anide,  F1  -  R  -  S- 

K-D 

Ferru'ginous,  FS-TZ-J-Ns 
Ferru'go,  F--/J-G 
Fer'rule,  F--fil 
Fer'ry,  F2-S,  F--R-D,  F2- 

R-NG 

Fer'ry-boat,  F2-R-Bt 
Fer'ry-man,  F2-R-Mn 
Fer'ry-men,  F2-^lMn» 
Fer'tile,  Frt2-L 
Fer'tilely,  Frt2-Z 
Fer'tileness,  Frt*-Z-Ns 
Fertility,  Frt3-Z-T 
Fertiliza'tion,  Frts-Zz«A» 


FHR 

Fertilize,  Frt2-Zz,  Frt«- 

Zzd,  Frt-Zz-NG 
Fertilizer,  Frts-Zz-R 
Ferula'cious,  F^fi-i-SHs 
Fer'ula,  F*-R-L 
Fer'ule,  F*-R\,  F2-R1&,  F2- 

fil-NG 

Fer'vency,  Fr2-Vn-S 
FerVent,  Fr2-Vnt 
FerVentness,  Fr^Vnt-Ns 
Fervently,  Fr2-Vnt-Z 
Fer'vid,  Fr2-Vd 
FerVidly,  Fr«-Vd-Z 
Fer'vidness,  Fr^Vd-Ns 
Fer'vor,  Fr2-Vr 
Fes'cennine,  Fs2-Nn 
Fes'cue,  Fs2-K,  Fs2-Kd, 

Fs2-K-NG 
Fess,  Fs2 
Fesse,  Fs2 

Fesse'-point,  Fs2-Pnt 
Fes'tal,  Fs2-T-L 
Fes'ter,  Fstr2,   F*-sTrd, 

FstrC)2 

Fes'tival,  Fs2-T-V! 
Fes'tive,  Fs2-Tv 
Fes'tively,  Fs2-T-Vl 
Festiv'ity,  Fs3-Tv-T 
Fes'tivous,  Fs2-T-Vs 
Festoon',   Fs3-Tn,   Fs3- 

Tnd,Fsi>-Tn-NG 
Fe'tal,  Ft3-L 
Fetch,  F2-CH,  F2-CHt,  F«- 

CH-NG 

Fetch'er,  F2-CHr 
Fete,  Ft2,  F2-Td,  Ft2-NG 
Fe'tich,  Fts-SH 
Fet'ichism,  Ft2-SHz-M 
Fet'icism,  F2-T-szM 
Fet'id,  F2-Td 
Fet'lock,  Fts-Z-K 
Fe'tor,  Ftr« 
Fet'ter,  Ftr2,  F2-Trd  (See 

Feathered),  Ftr2-NG 
Fet'terless,  Ftr^-Zs 
Fe'tus,  F3-Ts 
Feud,  F3-D 
Feud'al,  F3-D1 
Feud'alism,  F»-Dl-zM 
Feudal'ity,  Fi-D-Z-T 
Feudaliza'tion,          F2  - 

T>lzskn 

Feud'ary,  F*-D-R 
Feud'atary,  F»-Dt-K 
Feud'ist,  Fa-Dst 
Feuilleton',  Fl-Tn 
Fe'ver,  F3-Vr 
Fe'verfew,  F3-Vr-F 
Fe'verish,  F3-Vr-,S72" 
Fe'verishness,  F3-Vr-^'fl'- 

Ns 

Fe'verous,  F*-Vrs 
Few,  F3,  F3-R,  Fst» 
Few'ness,  F3-Ns 
Fez,  Fz= 
Fias'co,  Fsi-K 
Fi'at,  Fi-T 

Fib,  F3-B,  F3-Bd,  F»-B-NG 
Fib'ber,  F»-Br 
Fiter, 


99 

,  F'-Br 
Fi'bril,  F^Br-L 
Fibril'lose    or    Fib'ril- 

lose,  F3-Br-is 
Fibrillous    or   Fib'ril- 

lous,  F3-Br-is 
Fi'brine,  Fi-Brn 
Fi'brous,  F^Brs 
Fib'ster,  F3-Bstr 
Fib'ula,  F3-B-Z 
Fib'ulse,  F3-B-X, 
Fick'le,  F3-K1 
Fick'leness,  F3-Kl-Ns 
Fic'tile,  F3-K-T-L 
Fic'tion,  F^-Kshn 
Ficti'tious,  FS-K-T-Sfls 
Ficti'tiously,  F3-K-T-/Sfls 

-L 
Ficti'tiousness,  F«-K-T- 

SHs-Ns 
Fi'cus,  FLKs 
Fid,  F3-D 
Fid'dle,  F3-D1,  FS-Dld,  F3 

-Dl-NG 
Fid'dle-dee-dee,  F3-D1- 

D-D 

Fid'dler,  F3-D1-K 
Fid'dle-stick, 

K 
Fid'dle-string,  F3-Dl-sTr 

-NG 

Fidel'ity,  F2-D1-T 
Fid'get,  F3-Jt,  F3-J-Td, 

F3-Jt{-) 

Fid'getiness,  F3-J-T-Ns 
Fid'gety,  F3-J-T 
Fidu'cial,  F3-D-SH1 
Fidu'cially, 
Fidu'ciary, 
Fie,  Fi 
Fief,  F3-F 
Field,  F3-Ld 
Field'fare,  F3-id-F-R 
Field'-marshal,  F3-Zd- 

Mr-SHl 

Field'-mouse,  F8-Ld-Ms 
Field'-officer,  F3-Zd-Fs- 

B 

Field'-work,  F3-Ld-Wr-K 
Fiend,  Fnd3 
Fiend'ful,  Fnd3-F-L 
Fiend'ish,  Fnds-S/f 
Fiend'like,  Fnd^-i-K 
Fierce,  F3-Rs  (See  Furi- 
ous), F3-Rs-R,  F3-Rss-T 
Fierce'ly,  F3  -  Rs  -  L.    See 

Furiously. 
Fierce'ness,  F»-Rs-Ns. 

See  Furiousness. 
Fi'eri-fa'cias,  Fi-JJ-F- 

SHa 

Fi'eriness,  F^-fl-Ns 
Fi'ery,  F1-^ 

Fife,  Fi-F,  Fl-Ft,  Fl-F-NG 
Fif  er,  F^-Fr 
Fife'-rail,  Fi-F-fil 
Fifteen,  F3-F-Tn  or  15 
Fifteenth,    F3-F-Tn-TH 

or  15TH 
Fifth,  F8-F-TH  or  5TH 


FIL 

Fifthly,  F»-F-TH-£  or 


Fiftieth,   F3-F-T-TH    or 

50TH 

Fifty,  F3-F-T  or  50 
Fig,  F3-G 
Fight,  Fti,  Ft!-NG 
Fight'er,  Ftri 
Fig'-leaf,  F^-G-L-V 
Fig'ment,  F3-G-Mnt 
Figurabil'ity,  F3-Gr-Bl-T 
Fig'urable,  F3-Gr-Bl 
Fig'ural,  F3-Gr-L 
Fig'urant,  F3-Q-Rnt 
Figurante',  Fi-G-fiut 
Fig'urate,  F3-Gr-T 
Figura'tion,  F2-Grshn 
Fig'urative,  F3-Grt-Y 
Fig'uratively,  F3-Grt-V- 

L 
Fig'urativeness,  F3-Grt- 

V-Ns 
Fig'ure,  F3-Gr,  F3-Grd, 

F3-Gr-NG 

Fig'ure-head,  F3-Gr-Hd 
Fila'ceous,  F*-L-SHa 
Fil'acer,  Fa-is-  R 
Fil'ament,  F3-i-Mnt 
Filament'ous,  F^-i-Mni- 

8 

Fil'ander,  F3-indr 
Fil'ature,  Fa-itr 
Fil'bert,  F3-i-Brt 
Filch,  F3-i-CH,  F3-i-CHt, 

F3-i-CH-NG 
Filch'er,  F3-i-CHr 
Filch'ingly  ,  F3-Z,-Cn-NGl 
File,  F'-L,  Fi-Ld.  Fi-L-NG 
Tile'-cutter,  Fi-L-Ktr 
File'-leader,  Fi-i-idr 
Fil'er,  F^-L-R 
Fil'ial,  F3-L-L 
Fil'iate,  F3-i-T 
Filia'tion,  F*-Lshn 
Fil'ibuster,  F3-i-Bstr 
Fil'iform,  F3-i-F-R-M 
Fil'igree,  F3-i-Gr 
Fil'igreed,  F3-i-Grd 
Fill,  F3-L,  F3-Ld,  F^-L-NG 
Fill'er,  F3-i-R 
Fil'let,  F3-it,  F3-i-Td,  F»- 

it-XG 

Fil'libeg,  F3-i-B-G 
Fil'libuster,  FS-Z-Bstr 
Fill'ing,  F--L-NG 
Fil'lip,   F3-i-P, 

F3-i-P-NG 
Fil'lipeen,  F3-Z-Pn 
Fil'ly,  F3-i 
Film,  F3-i-M 
Film'y,  F3-i-M 
Fi'lose,  Fl-Ls 
Fil'ter,  F3-Ztr,  F3-£-Trd, 

F3-itr-NG 
Filth,  F3-Z-TH 
Filth'ily,  F3-Z-TH-Z 
Filth'iness,  F3-Z-TH-Ns 
Filth'y,  F«-Z-TH 
Fil'trate,  F3-i-Trt, 

Tr-Td,  F3-Z-Trt(-) 


FIL 

Filtra'tion,  F3-X-Trshn 
Fim'briate,  F»  -  M  -  Br  -  T, 

F3-M-Br-Td,  F3-M-Br-T- 

NG 

Fin,  FnS 

Fin'able,  F^N-Bl 
Fi'nal,  Fi-Nl 
Fina'le,  Fi-N-i 
Final'ity,  Fi-Nl-T 
Fi'nally,  FVN1.  See  Fine- 

ly. 

Finance',  Fi^-Ns 
Finan'cial,  Fni-N-SHl 
Finan'cialist,     Fni  -  N  - 

8Hkt 

Financially,  Fni-N-S£Tl 
Financier',  Fn^-Ns-K 
Fi'nary,  Fni-JZ 
Finch,  F3-N-CH 
Find,  Fndi,  Fndi-NG 
Find'er,  Fndri 
Find'ing,  Fndi-NG 
Find'ing-store,      Fndi- 

KGs-T-B    (or-NGstr) 
Fine,  (a.)  Fni,  Fi-Nr,  Fi- 

Kst 
Fine,  (u.)  Fn*,  Fndi,  Fni- 

NG 
Fine'-draw,  FnMDr,  Fn' 

SDr-NG 

Fine'-drawn,  Fn1  !  Dm 
Finely,  Fni-Z,.     See  Fi- 

nally. 

Fineness,  Fni-Ns 
Fin'er,  Fi-Nr 
Fin'ery,  Fnl-R 
Finesse',  F2-Ns,  F*-Nst, 

F2-NS-NG 
Fin'ger,  F3-NG-Gr.  F3-NG- 

Grd,    F3-NG-Gr-NG     [or 

F3-NGr,  F»-NGrd,  F»-NG- 

NG] 
Fin'ger-board,  F^-NG- 

Gr-Brd    [F3-NGr-Brd] 
Fin'ger-glass,  F^-NG-Gr- 

Gls    [F3-NGr-Gls] 
Fin'ger-plate,  F3-NG-Gr- 

Plt    tF3-NGr-Plt] 
Fin'ger-post,  F»-NG-Gr- 

Pst    [F^-NGr-Pst] 
Fin'ial,  F«-N-L 
Fin'ical-ly,  F«-N-K1 
Fin'mg,  Fni-NG 
Fin'ing-pot,  Fni-NG-Pt 
Finical'ity,  Fi-N-Kl-T 
Fi'nis.  Fi-Ns 
Fin'ish,  Ytf-S 


100 


Fin'isher,  Fn^-SH-R 
Fi'nite,  Fi-Nt 
Finitely,  Fi-Nt-L 
Fi'niteness,  Fi-Nt-Ns 
Fin'itude,  F3-N-Td 
Fin'lander,  Fn^-indr 
Fin'less,  Fn3-Ls 
Fin'like,  Fn3-Z,-K 
Fin'nikin,  F^-N-Kn 
Fin'ny,  F^-N 
Fin'-toed,  Fn»tTd 
Fir,  F2-R 


Fire,  Fi-R, 

NG 

Fire'-alarm,  Fi-R-Z,-R-M 
Fire'-arm,  F'-R-R-M 
Fire'-arms,  F'-R-R-Mz 
Fire'-ball,  Fi-R-B-L 
Fire'-board,    Fi-R-B-Rd 

(or-Brd) 

Fire'-brand,  F'-R-Brnd 
Fire'-brick,  F^R-Br-K 
Fire'-clay,  F'-R-Kl 
Fire'-eater,  F'-R-Tr 
Fire'-fly,  Fi-R-Fl 
Fire'-hook,  Fi-R-H-K 
Fire'lock,  F'-R-i-K 
Fire'man,  F'-R-Mn 
Fire'-master,  Fi-R-Mstr 
Fire'men,  F'-RiMn^ 
Fire'-new,  F>-R-Nu.   See 

New, 

Fire'-pan,  F'-R-Pn 
Fire'-place,  FJ-R-Pis 
Fire'-plug,  F'-R-Pl-G 
Fire'-proof,  F'-R-Prf 
Fire'-set,  Fi-Rs-T 
Fire'-ship,  F'-R-^H-P 
Fire'side,  F'-Rs-D 
Fire'ward,  F'-R-Wrd 
Fire'warden,  F'-R-Wrd- 

N 

Fire'-water,  Fi-fl-Wtr 
Fire'-wood,  Fi-R-Wd 
Fire'-work,  F'-R-Wr-K 
FirTsin,  F^-R-Kn 
Firm,  F2-R-M,  F«-fl-Mr, 

F2-R-Mst 
Fir'mament,  F2  -  R  -  M  - 

Mnt 
Firmamenfal,  F2-R-M 

iMnt 

Fir'man,  F«-R-Mn 
Firm'ly,  F2-R-M-// 
Firm'ness,  F^-R-M-Ns 
First,  Frst2    [Fst«] 
First'-born,  Frs2-B-.Rn 


First'ling,  Frs^-T-Z-NG 
First'ly,  Frs2-T-£     [Fs8- 

T-L] 
First'-rate,  Frst2-/et   [Fs2 

-«t] 

Firth,  F2-fl-TH 
Fir'-tree,  F^R-Tr 
Fisc,  Fs3-K 
Fisc'al, 
Fish, 


Fish'-beam,  F3 
Fish'er,  F^-SHr 
Fis'herman,  F3-SHr  Mn 
Fish'ery,  F3-SHr 
Fish'-gig, 
Fish'-glue, 
Fish'-hook,  F3-SH-H-K 
Fish'iness,  FJ-5H-Ns 
Fish'ing,  F3-*W-NG 
Fish'ing-place,  F^-SH- 

NG-Pls 
Fish'ing-shore,  F«-SH- 

NG-SHr 


FLA 

Fish'ing-tackle,  F»-/Sff- 

NG-T-K1 

Fish'-joint,  F3-,S77-Jnt 
Fish'-monger,  Fa-SH-M- 

NG-Gr    [or  -XGr] 
Fish'-net,  F&-SH-1M 
Fish'pond,  F3-SH-Pnd 
Fish'-tackle,  F^-SH-l-Kl 
Fish'-wife,  F*-SH-wF 
Fish'-wives,  FS-Sfl-wVz 
Fish'-woman,  F^-SH-Vf- 

Mn 

Fish'y,  F*-SH 
Fis'sile,  Fs3-L 
Fissil'ity,  F*-sL-T 
Fis'sion,  Fshn» 
Fissip'arous,  Fs8-P-Bs 
Fis'sure,  F3-SHr 
Fist,  Fst3.  Fs3-Td,  Fst(-)8 
Fist'ic,  Fs3-T-K 
Fist'icuflEs,  Fs3-T-Kfs 
Fist'ula,  Fs3-T-L 
Fist'ular,  Fs3-T-i-R 
Fist'ulate,  Fs3-T-Zt 
Fistu'liform,   Fs3-T-Z,-P 

(-R-M) 

Fist'ulose,  Fs3-T-£s 
Fist'ulous,  Fs3-T-Ls 
Fit,  (a.)  Ft3,  Ftr3,  F»-Tst 

[or  Ftst3] 

Fit,  (v.)  Ft3,  F3-Td,  Fta-NG 
Fitch,  F3-CH 
Fitch'et,  F3-CHt 
Fitch'ew,  F3-CH  •« 

'Fit'ful-ly,  Ft»-Fl 
I  Fit'ly,  F&-L 
Fit'ness,  Ft3-Ns 
t  Fit'ter,  Ftr3 
Fit'test,  F3-Tst 
Fit'ting,  Ft3-NG 
Fittingly,  Ft3-NGl 
Fitz,  Fts3 
Five,  F1- V  or  & 
Five'fold,  F^V-F-Ld   or 

5'.F2-Ld 
Fives,  Fi-Vz 
Fix,  F3-Ks,  F3-Kst,  FS-KS- 

NG 

Fix'able,  F«-Ks-Bl 
Fixa'tion,  F'--KssAn 
Fixed,  F3-Kst 
Fix'edly,  F3-Ks-D-L 
Fix'edness,  F3-Ks-D-Ns 
Fix'ing,  F3-Ks-NG 
Fix'ity,  F3-Ks-T 
Fixt'ure,  F3-Kstr 
Fix'ure,  F3-K-SHr 
Fiz'gig,  Fz3-G-G 
Fizz,  Fz3 
Fiz'zle,  F3-Z1,  F3-Zld,  F«- 

Zl-KG 

Flab'biness,  Fl^B-Ns 
Flab'by,  FP-B 
Flabel'liform,  FV  -  B  -  L- 

F-R-M 

Flab'ile,  Fl'-Bl 
Flac'cid,  Fli-Ks-D 
Flaccid'ity,  Fl3-Ks-D-T 
Flac'cidness,  Fl1  •  KB  •  D- 

Ns 


FLA 

''Flag,  FV-Q,  FH-G-D,  FH- 

G-NG 

Flag'ellant,  FU-J-Xnt 
Flag'ellate,  FP-J-Zt,  Fl1- 

J-L-Td,  Fl'-J-it-NG 
Flagella'tion,  FlM-Zshn 
Flagel'liform,  F12-J-L-F- 

E-M 

Flag'eplet,  FP-J-Lt 
Flag'giness,  Fi'-G-Ns 
Flag'ging,  FH-G-NG 
Flag'gy,  Fl'-G 
Flagi'tious,  Fls-J-OTs 
Flagi'tiously,  F13-J-,SH8- 

L 
Flagi'tiousness,  Fls  -  J  - 

SHs-Ks 

Flag'-offlcer,  Fli-G-Fs-B 
Flag'on,  FlLGn 
Flag'-man,  Fli-G-Mn 
Fla'grancy,  FIS-Grn-S 
Fla'grant,  Fl2-Grnt 
Fla'grantly,  Fia-Grnt-Z, 
Flag'-ship,  Fli-G-SH-P 
Flag'-staff,  Fli-Gs-Tf 
Flag'-stone,  FU-Gs-Tn 
Flail,  F12-L 
Flake,  F12-K,  F1*-K-T,  Fl2- 

K-NG 

Flake'-white,  Fl2-K-wT 
Flak'iness,  Fl^K-Ns 
Flak'y,  Fl^-K 
Flam,  Fli-M 
Flam'beau,  FU-M-B 
Flame,  F12-M,  Fia-Md,  Fl» 

-M-NG 
Flame'-color,  Fl«  -  M  -  K  - 

Lr 
Flame'-colored,   Fl^-M- 

K-ird 

Flame'less,  Fl-M-is 
Fla'men,  Fl^-Mn 
Flam'ing,  F1«-M-NG 
Flam'ingly,  Fl^-M-NGl 
Flamin'go,  F1»-M-NG-G 
Flamin'ical,  F13-M-N-K1 
Flammabil'ity,  FF-M-Bl 

-T 

Flam'mable,  FU-M-Bl 
Flam'meous,  Fli-M-S 
Flammif'erons,  F18-M- 

Frs 
Flammiv'omous,  F13-M- 

V-Ms 

Flam'y,  FP-M 
Flanch,  F1»-N-CH 
Flange,  FH-N-J,  FH-N-Jd, 

Fli-N-J-NG 
Flank,  Flni-K,  Flni-Kt, 

Fln»-K-NG 

Flank'ard,  FU-NG-Krd 
Flank'er,  F^-NG-Kr 
Flan'nel,  FH-N1 
Flap,  F1«-P,   Fl»-Pt,   Fl'- 

P-NG 
Flap'-dragon,  FU-P-Dr- 

~Gn 

Flap'eared,  Fli-P-Rd 
Flap'jack,  FU-P-J-K 
Flap'per,  FU-,Pr 


101 

Flare,  FU-R,  FU-Kd,  FU 

R-NG 

Flare'-up,  FP-R-P 
Flash,  FV-SH    Fl1 

Fl'-SH-KG 
Flash'er,  FU-SHr 
Flash'-house,  FP-SH-Hs 
Flash'ily,  FV-SH 1 
Flash'y,  Fli-SH 
Flask,  FlsLK 
Flas'ket,  Flsi-Kt 
Flat,  (a.)  Fit1,  Fltr1,  Fl1 

Tst  (or  Fltst1) 
Flat,  («)  Fit1,  FP-Td,  Flt1- 

NG 
Flat'-bottomed,  Flt»-Bt- 

Md 

Flat'-flsh,  TIV-F-SH 
Flat'-tboted,  Flti-F-Td 
Flat'-iron,  FltM-Rn 
Fla'tive,  Fl2-Tv 
Flat'ly,  FltJ-L 
Flat'ness,  FH1-Ns 
Flat'ten,  Fli-Tn,  Fl^Tnd 

FP-Tn-NG 
Flat'ter,  Fltr1,   FU-Trd 

Fltr^NG 

Flat'terer,  Fltri-fl 
Flat'teringly,  FItri-NGI 
Flat'tery,  FU-Tr 
Flat'tish,  Flti-SH 
Flat'ulence,  Flt^ins 
Flat'ulency,  Flt^in-S 
Flat'ulent,  Flt^int 
Flat'ulently,  FIti-int-Z, 
Fla'tus,  F12-Ts 
Flat'-wise,  Fl^-Wz 
Flaunt,  Flnt1,   Fl^N-Td, 

FlnU-NG 

Flau'tist,  FU-Tst 
Fla'vor,  Fl2-Vr,  Fl2-Vrd, 

Fl2-Vr-NG 

Fla'vorless,  Fl2-Vr-is 
Fla'vorous,  Fl^Vr-S 
Flaw,  Fl1,  Fli-D 
Flaw'less,  FU-is 
Flaw'y,  Fl1 
Flax,  FP-Ks 
Flax'comb,  FU-Ks-K-M 
Flax'-dresser,  FU-K-sDr- 

sR 

Flax'en,  FU-Ks-N 
Flax'-seed,  FP-Ks-D 
Flax'y,  FP-K-S 
Flay,  Fl2  FP-D,  F12-NG 
Flay'er,  Fl^-R 
Flea,  Fl» 

Flea'-bane,  Fl3-Bn 
Flea'-bite,  Fl^-Bt 
Flea'-biting,  Fla-Bt(-) 
Flea'-bitten,  Fls-B-Tn 
Fleam,  F13-M 
Fleck,  F12-K,  F12-K-T, 

F12-K-NG 
Fleck'er,  Fl«-Kr 
Flec'tion,  Fl2-Kshn 
Flec'tor,  Fl^-Ktr 
Fled,  Fis-r 
Fledge,  Fl^-J,  Fl«-Jd,  Fl»- 

J-NG 


FLI 

Fledg'ling,  F12-j-i-NG 
Flee,  Fl3,  F13-XG 
Fleece,  Fls3,  Fist*    Fls* 

KG 

Flee'cer, : 
Flee'cy, 
Fleer,  F13-R,  Fl»-Kd,  F13. 

R-NG 

Fleer'er,  Fl3-Rr 
Fleer'ingly,  F13-R-XG1 
Fleet,  (a)  Fit",  Fltr^,  F13- 

Tst  (or  Fltst^) 
Fleet,  (v.)    Fit3,    Fl^-Td 

FU3-NG 

Fleet'-foot,  rit^-Ft 
Fleet'ing,  Flt^-XG 
Fleet'ly,  Flt^-L 
Fleet'ness,  Flt3-Ns 
Flem'ing,  Fls-Ji-NG 
Flem'ish,  F1--M-SH 
Flense,  Flns2 
Flesh,  -pr-SH, 

YV-Sff-XG 
Flesh-brush,  I 

SH 
Flesh'-color, 

Lr 

Flesh'-hook,  F12-SH-H-K 
Flesh'iness,  F\--SH-lts 
Flesh'less,  Fl2-SH-is 
Flesh'liness,  FP-SHl-'Sa 
Flesh'ly,  VV-SHI 
Flesh'meat,  Fl^-SH-Mt 
Flesh'pot,  F12-5//-Pt 
Flesh'-tint,  Fl'--^7/-Tnt 
Flesh'-wound,  Fl^  -  SH- 

Wnd 
Flesh'y,  FV-SH,  Fl2-SHr, 

Fletch,  FP-CH 
Fleur'-de-lis,  Fl3or2-7e-D- 

L 

Flew,  F13 
Flex,  Fl2-Ks,  Fl--Kst,  F12- 

Ks-NG 

Flexibility,  Fl3-Ks-B-Z,t 
Flex'ible-y,  Fl--Ks-Bl 
Flex'ibleness,  Fl--Ks-Bl- 

KstiBs] 

Flex'ile,  F12-Ks-L 
Flex'ion,  Fl2-Kslm 
Flex'or,  Fl2-K-sR 
Flex'uous,  F12-K-SHs 
Flex'uose,  Fl2-K-sS 
Flex'ure,  F12-K-SHr 
Flick'er,  Fl3-Kr,  Fia-Krd, 

Fl3-Kr-NG 
Fli'er,  FP-R 
Flight,  Fit1 
Flight'iness,  FP-T-Ks 
Flight'y,  F1J-T 
Flim'sily,  F13-M-Z1 
Flim'siness,  Fl3-M-Z-lTs 
Flim'sy,  F13-M-Z,  F13-M- 

Zr,  Fl3-M-Zst 
Flinch,  F13-N-CH,   F13-N- 

CHt,  Fl-N-CH-NG 
Flinch'er,  F13-N-CHr 
Flind'der-mou8e,Flndr* 

Ms 


FLI 


102 


Flin'ders, 

Fliug,  Fia-NG,  F13-NG-NG 
Fling'er,  Fl«-NGr 
Flint,  Flnt» 

Flint'iness,  _  -   

Flint'-lock,  Flnta-L-K 
Flint'y,  F13-N-T.  Fl«-N-Tr, 

F13-N-Tst 
Flip,  F13-P 
Flip'flap,  F13-P-F1-P 
Flip'pancy,  Fl3-Pn-8 
Flip'pant,  FP-Pnt 
Flip'pantly,  Fl3-Pnt-L 
Flip'pantness,  Fl3  -  Pnt  - 

Ns 

Flip'per,  Fl'-Pr 
Flirt,    Fl*-Rt,     Fl2-fl-Td, 

Fl*-fit-NG 

Flirta'tion,  Fl2-fi-Tshn 
Flirt'er,  Fl2-fitr 
Flit,  Fit3,  Fl3-Td,  FU3-NG 
Flitch,  F13-CH 
Flit'ter,  Fltr3 
Flit'ter-mouse,  Fltr8- Ms 
Float,  Fit*   Fis-Td,  Flt*- 

NG 

Float'age,  Flt*-J 
Float'-board,  Flt*-Brd 
Float'er,  Fltr2 
Float'ing-bridge,   Flt*- 

NG-Br-J 
Float'y,  Fl'-T 
Floccilla'tion,     Fl*  -  K  - 

BLshn 

Floc'culence,  Fl'-Klns 
Floc'culent,  FU-Kint 
Flock,  Fl'-K,  Fli-K-T,  F1L 

K-NG 

Flock'-bed,  FP-K-Bd 
Floe,  Fl2 
Flog,  Fli-G,  F1LG-D,  FU- 

G-XG 
Flood,  F1*-D,  Fl«-Dd,  Fl»- 

D-NG 

Flood'-gate,  Fl=-D-Gt 
Flood'-mark,  F12-D-M-B- 

E 
Floor,  F1«-R,  Fl2-Sd,  Fl*- 

R-NG 
Floor'-cloth,  Fl2  -  R  -  K.1  - 

TH 

Floor'ing,  F1*-R-NG 
Flop,  FU-P,  Fli-Pt.  Fli-P- 

NG 

Flo'ra,  F1*-.H 
Flo'ral,  FV-R3. 
Flor'ence.  F 
Florentine,.. 
Flores'cence,  Fl2-fis-Ns 
Flo'ret.  Fl*-Rt 
Flo'riculture,  Fl2-fi-KHr 
Flor'id,  FP-fi-D 
Florid'ity,  FP-fid-T 
Flor'idness,  FP-ffd-Ns 
Florif'erous,  Fl*-Rf-Rs 
Flo'riform,  Fl2-fi-F-B-M 
Flor'in,  FP-Kn 
Flo'rist,  Fl2-.Rst 
Flos'cular,  FlsJ-E-Zr 
Flos'cule,  Fls^K-L 


Flos'culous, 
Floss,  Fls1 
Flos'sy,  Fli-S 
Flo'tage,  Flts-j 
Flo'ta,  F12-T 
Flo'tant,  Fl2-Tnt 
Flo'tation,  Fl2-Tshn 
Flote,  Fits 
Flotil'la,  FP-T-Z 
Flot'sam,  Flts»-M 
Flot'son,  Flti-sN 
Flounce,  Flu-i    Fl^Nst, 

Fll-Ns-NG 
Floun'der,  Flndri,  Flndi- 

Bd,  Flndr»-NG 
Flour,  Fli-B,  Fl!-£d,  Fli- 

B-NG 
Flourish,  FV-H-SH,  Fl2- 

ft-SHt,  FV-R-SH-XQ 
Floui^isher,  Fl^E-SHr 
Flourishingly,  F12-R- 

SH-NG1 
Flour'y,  Fl'-fl 
Flout,  Flti,  Fl>-Td,  Flt1- 

NG 

Flout'er,  Fltr» 
Flout'ingly,  F 
Flow,  Fl2,  F12-D,  F1*-NG 
Flow'age,  F1«-J 
Flow'er,  FU-B,  FU-Bd, 

FP-K-NG 

Flow'erage,  Fll-R-J 
Flow'er-de-luce,  FU-fl- 

D-La 

Flow'eret,  FH-«t 
Flow'eriness,  FV-R-JXa 
Flow'erless,  FU-R-Ls 
Flow'er-stalk,  Fli-Jf2s-T- 

K 

Flow'ery,  Fl>-/£ 
Flow'ingly,  Fl^-NGl 
Flow'ingness,  Fl^- 
Flown,  Fin2 
Flu'at«,  Fia-T 
Fluct'uant,  Fl2-K-Tnt 
Fluct'uate,  Fl«  -  K  -  T  -  T, 

Fl2-K.-T-Td,  F12-K-T- 

T-NG 

Fluctuation,  Fl*-K-Tslin 
Flue,  Fl« 
Flu'ency,  F13-N-S 
Flu'ent,  FP-Nt 
Flu'ently,  Fl^-Kt-L 
Flu'entness,  Fl^-Nt-Ns 
Fluff,  F12-F 
Fluff  'y,  F12-F,    FP  F-B, 

Fl2-Fst 

Flu'gel-man,  Fl3-Gl-Mn 
Flu'id,  F13-D 
Flu'idity,  F13-D-T 
Flu'idness,  Fl3-D-Ns 
Fluke,  F13-K 
Fluke'-worm,  Fl3-K-Wr- 

M 

Fluk'y,  F13-K 
Flume,  F13-M 
Flum'mery,  F12-M-^Z 
Flung,  F12-XG 
Flunk,  F12-NG-K,  F1«-NG- 

Kt,  F12-NG-K-NG 


roc 

Flunk'yism,  Fl2  -  NG  -  K. 

zM 

Flu'or,  F18-R 
Flu'or  Albus.  FP  -  B  -  L- 

Bs 
Fluores'cence,  Fl2-Ss- 

Ns 

Fluoric,  Fli-R-K 
Flu'oride,  FP-B-D 
Flu'orine,  Fl3-jRn 
Flu'orous,  F13-^s 
Flu'or-spar,  Fl3-j?g-p-R 
Flurry,  Fl2  -  R.   Fl2  -  RA, 


,   Fl2-5£ft, 


Flush'deck,  FV-SH-V-E. 
Flush'ing,  Fl^-^/T-NG 
Flus'ter,  Flstr2,  Fl2-sTrd, 


Flush, 


Flute,  Fits,  FF-Td,  Fit3- 

NG 

Flut'ed,  Fl3-Td 
Flut'er,  Fltr» 
Flut'ing,  Flts-NG 
Flut'ist,  Fl3-Tst 
Flut'ter,  Fltr2,    Fl*-Trd, 

Fltr2-NG 

Flut'terer,  Fltr2-^ 
Flu'vial,  F13-V-L 
Fluviat'ic,  Fl'-V-T-K 
Flu'viatile,  Fl3-vt-L 
Flux,  Fl2-Ks,  Fis-Kst,  Fl«- 

Ks-NG 

Flux'ation,  Fl2-Ks*ftn 
Flux'ility,  Fl*-K-sL-T 
Flux'ion,  Fl2-Kshn 
Flux'ional,  Fl2-Kshn-L 
Flux'ionary,  Fl«-K.shn-JB 
Fly,  Fl1,  F1!-NG 
Fly'-blow,  Fli-Bl,  Fl>- 

Bid,  Fli-Bl-NG 
Fly'-boat,  FU-Bt 
Fly'-catcher,  FP-K-CHr 
Fly'er,  Fli-R 
Fly'-fish,  Fli-F-^fl" 
Fly'ing-bridge,  Fl'-NG- 

Br-J 
Fly'ing-buttress,      Fl1  • 

NG-B-Trs 
Fly'ing-flsh,  FU  -  NG  -  F- 

SH 

Fly'ing-jib,  FP-NG-J-B 
Fly'ing-squirrel,     Fl1- 

NG-sKw-^l 
Fly'-leaf,  FU-i-F 
Fly'-rail,  FV-Rl 
Fly'-«peck,  FU-sP-K 
Fly'trap,  FP-Tr-P 
Fly'-wheel,  FU-Wl 
Foal,  F2-L,  F2-Ld,    F*-L- 
I     NG 
Foam,  F2-M,  F2-Md,  F«- 

M-NG 

Foam'ingly,  F2-M-NG1 
Foam'y,  F2-M 
Fob,  Fi-B,  Fi-Bd, 
Fo'cal,  F-K1 
Fo'ci,  F2-S 
Fo'CUS, 


;FOD  v 

Fod'der,  Fi-Dr,   Fi-Drd, 

F!-Dr-NG 
Foe,  F* 

Foe'man,  F2-Mn 
Foe'tal,  Ft»-L 
Foe'tus,  FS-TS 
Fog,  Fi-G,  Fi-G-D,  Fi-G- 

NG 

Fog'-bank,  Fi-G-B-NG-K 
Fog'-bell,  Fi-G-B-L 
Fog'gage,  Fi-G-J 
Fog'gily,  F'~G-£ 
Fog'giness,  Fl-G-Ns 
Fog'gy,  Fi-G,  F1-G-.R,  F1- 

Gst 

Fo'gy,  F2-G 
Fo'gyism,  F«-G-zM 
Foh,  F« 
Foi'ble,  Fi-Bl 
Foil,  F»-L,  F!-Ld,   Ti-L- 

NG 

Foil'er,  F>-L-B 
Foin,  Fn1 

Foin'ingly,  Fn^NG-L 
Foist,  Fsti,  Fsi-Td,  Fstf)i 
Foist'er,  Fstri 
Foist'y,  Fsi-T 
Fold,  FZ-Ld,  F^-L-DA,  F2- 

id-NG 

Fold'er,  T^-L-Dr 
Folia'ceous,  F^-L-SHa 
Fo'liage,  F*-L-  J 
Fo'liate,  F2-Z,-T,  F^i-Td, 

F2-Z,-T-NG 
Folia'tion,  F«-ishn 
Fo'lio,  F2-Z, 
Folk,  F2-K 
Folk'-lore,  F2-K-L-B 
Fol'icle,  Fi-i-Kl 
Folic'ular,  F«-Z,-K1-B 
Fol'low,  Fi-Z,  Fi-Zd,  F«- 

i-NG 

Fol'lower,  I^-L-K 
Fol'lowing, 
Fol'ly,  F'-L 
Foment',  F«-Mnt,  F2-Mn- 

Td,  F2-Mnt-NG 
Fomenta'tion,   F«  -  Mn  - 

Tshn 

Foment'er,  F2-Mntr 
Fond,  Fnd1,  Fndri,  Fnd1- 

St 
Fond'le,  F^Nd-L,  FJ-Nd- 

Ld,  Fi-Nd-L-NG 
Fondler,  Fndi-Z,-B 
Fond'ling,  Fndi-i-NG 
Fond'ly,  Fnd1-^ 
Fond'ness,  FndJ-Ns 
Font,  Fnti 
Font'al,  FJ-Nt-L 
Font'anel,  FnU-N-L 
Food,  F3-D 
Fool,  F3-L,   F»-Ld,   F8-L- 

NG 

Fool'ery,  F^-L-R 
Fool'hardiness,  F3-i-Hr 

-D-Ns 

Fool'hardy, 
Fool'ish,  F' 
Fool'ishly, 


103 

Fool'ishness, 
Fools'cap,  F3-Lz-K-P 
Fools'-errand,    F3  -  Lz  - 

Bnd 

Foot,  Ft»  F3-Td,  Ft»-NG 
Foot'-ball,  Fta-B-L 
Foot'-board,  Ft'-Brd 
Foot'-boy,  Ft3-B 
Foot'-bridge,  Fts-Br-J 
Foot'-eloth,  Fta-Kl-TH 
Foot'-fall,  FtB-F-L 
Foot'-guards,  Ft^- 
Foof-hold,  Fts-Hld 
Foot'ing,  Fts-KG 
Foot'less,  Ft»-Zs 
Foot'- light,  Fts-zt 
Foot'-man,  Ft^-Mn 
Foot'-mark,  Fts-Mr-K 
Foot'-note,  Ft3-Nt 
Foot'-pace,  Ft3-Ps 
Foot'-pad,  Fts-Pd 
Foot'-path,  Fts-P-TH 
Foot'-post,  Fts-Pst 
Foot'-print,  Ft3-Prnt 
Foot'-sore,  Fts»-B 
Foot'-stalk,  Fts-sT-K 
Foot'-step,  Fts-sT-P 
Foot'stool,  Fts-sT-L 
Fcot'-stove,  Ft3-sTv 
Foot'way,  F3-T-W 
Fop,  F'-P 

Fop'ling,  Fi-P-L-NG 
Fop'pery,  Fi-Pr 
Fop'pish,  F>-P-SH 
Fop'pishly,  F*-P-Sm 
Fop'pishness,  F1  -  P  -  SH- 

Ns 

For,  Frl  [F2].  The  abbre- 
viation for  /or  is  written 

in  the  second  position,  to 

avoid  its  being  mistaken. 

in  hurried   writing,    for 

Vi  of. 
For'age,  Fi-B- J,  Fi-fi-Jd, 

FVR-J-NG 
For'ager,  F!-.R-Jr.     [See 

Forger.] 

Fora'men,  F2-R-Mn 
Forasmuch',  Fr^zM-CH, 

[F2-zM-CH] 
Foray'  or  For'ay,  F2ori- 

R 

Forbade',  Fr^Bd  [F^Bdj 
Forbear',  Fr'-B-B.  Fr'-B- 

/e-NG     [F'-B-B,   F>-B-.R- 

NG] 
Forbear'ance,  Fr'-B-Kns 

[F>-B-Kns] 
Forbid',  Fr3-Bd.  Fr3-Bd(-) 

[F8-Bd.  F3-Bd;-] 
Forbid'dance, 

[F8-B-Dns] 
Forbid'der,     Fr3  -  B  -  Dr 

[F3  B-Dr] 
Forbid'ding,   Fr3-Bd(-) 

[F3-Bd(-)] 
Forbore',  FrS-B-B  [F*-B- 

B] 
Forborne',  Fr»-B-JBn 

B-Bn] 


FOR 

Force,  F2-Rs,  F=-Rst,  F*- 

Bs-NG 

Force'ful,  F2-RS-F(-L) 
Force'less,  F2-Rs-is 
Force'meat,  F-'-Rs-Mt 
For'ceps,  F>-R-sPs 
For'cer,  F2-Rs-R 
For'cible,  F2-Rs-B(-L) 
For'cibleness,    F2-Rs-B- 

i-Ns     [iBs] 

For'cibly,  F2-Rs-B(-i) 
Ford,   F2-7i-D,     ' 


Ford'able,  F2-K-D-B1 
Fore,  F2-R 

Foreadvise',  Fr^D-Vz 
Fore'-arm,  F2-R-R-iI,  "F" 

R-R-Md,  F2-U-R-M-NG 
Fore-arm',  F'-R-R-M 
Forebode',  Fr^-Bd,   Fr2- 

B-Dd,  Fr2-Bd(-) 
Forebode'ment,  Fr2-Bd- 

Mnt 

Forebod'er,  Fr2-B-Dr 
Fore'cast,  F2-R-Kst,    Fs- 

R-KstC) 

Forecast',  Fi-R-Kst 
Fore'castle,  F2-R-Ks-L 
Forecit'ed,  FJ-Rs-Td 
Foreclose',  Fr2-Klz,  Fr2- 

Klzd,  Fr^-Klz-NG 
Foreclos'ure,  Fr2-Kl-ZHi 
Foredoom',  F3  -  K  -  D  -  M, 

F3-fi-D-Md,      F8-/Z-D-M- 

NG 

Fore'-end,  Fr2-Nd 
Fore'father,  Fr--Fdhr 
Foretend',  Fr2-Fnd.  Fr2- 

F-N-Dd,  Fr2-Fnd-NG 
Fore'flnger,  Fr2  -  F  -  NG  - 

Gr  (or-F-NGr) 
Fore'foot,  Fr--Ft 
Fore'front,  Fr2-Frnt 
Forego',  F2-R-G,  F^-R-G- 

NG 

Foregone',  F2-R-Gn 
Fore'ground,  F'--.fi-Grnd 
Fore'hanel,  F--R-Hnd 
Fore'handed,    F'-^-R-Hn- 

Dd 
Fore'head,  FJ-.R-D  or  F1. 

R-Hd 

For'eign,  Fl-Rn 
For'eigner,  F'-/Jn-R 
For'eignness,  F'-ftn-Ns 
Forejudge',  Fr«-J-/,  Fr*« 

J-J-D,  Fr2-J-J-NG 
Foreknew',  Fr3-Nu.    Se* 

New. 
Foreknow',  Fr2  -  N,  Fr2  - 

N-NG 

Foreknow'er,  FrS-N-B 
Foreknowl'edge,  Fr'-NI 

-J     [Fri-N-J] 
Foreknown',  Fr2-Nn 
Foreland,  F2-B-ind 
Forelay',  F2-R-i 
Fore'lock,  F«-R-L-K 
Fore'man,  F2-R-Mn 
Fore'mast,  Fs-B-Mst 


FOR 

Foremen'tioned,  F2-R- 

M-N-5//nd 

Fore'most,  F2-R-Mst 
Fore'name,  F»-R-N-M 
Fore'named,  F2-R-N-Md 
Fore'noon,  F*-R-Nn 
Foren'sic,  F2-.R-Ns-K 
Foren'sical,  F2-.R-N8-K1 
Foreordain',  F2-R-.R-Dn, 

F2-R-ft-Dnd,  F2.B-R-Dn- 

-NG 
Foreordina'tion,  F2  -  R  - 

ff-D-Nshn 

Fore'part,  F2-R-Prt 
Fore'plane,  F«-R-Pln 
Foreran',  F^-n-Ku 
Fore'rank,  F*-R-R-:NG-K 
Forerun',  F2-R-Rn,  F2-R- 

Rn-NG 

Forerun'ner,  F2-R-.Rn-R 
Fore'said,  Fr2-sD 
Fore'sail,  F2-Rs-Z, 
Foresaw',  Fi-R-S 
Foresee',  F*-R-8,  Fa-R-8- 

NG 

Foreseen',  FS-RS-N 
Foreseer',  F3-Rs-R 
Foreshad'ow,  Fi  -  R  -  SH- 

D,  Fi-R-SH-Dd,  Fi-H-Sff- 

D-NG 

Fora'ship,  Fr2-SH-P 
Foreshort'en,  Fri-SHr- 

Tn,  Fri-SHr-Tnd,  Fri- 

SHr-Tn-NG 
Foreshort'ening,     Fri  - 

8Hr-Tn-NG 
Foreshow',  F2-R-5/f,  F2 

R-S//d,  F2-R-SH-NG 
Foreshown',  F2-R-S//n 
Foreshow'er,  F^- 
Fore'side,  F2-Rs-D 
Fore'sight,  F2-Rs-T 
Fore'skin,  F2-Rs-Kn 
For'est,  Fi- 


Forestall', 

fis-T-Ld.  F'-Rs-T-L-NG 
Forestall'er,  yi-Rs-T-L-R 
For'ester,  F'-Kstr 
Fore'taste,   Fr2-Tst,  Fr"- 

Ts-Td,  Fr2-Tst-NG 
Foretaste',  F^-R-Tst 
Fore'teeth,  Fr2-T-TH 
Foretell',  F2-R-T1,  F2-R- 

Tl-HO 

Foretell'er,  Fr2-T-i-R 
Fore'thought,  Fr2-THt 
Foreto'ken,   Fr2  -  T  -  Kn. 

Fr-'-T-Kud,  Fr2-T-Kn-NG 
Fore'token,  Fr«-T-Kn 
Foretold'  F2-R-Tld 
Fore'tooth,  Fr«-T-TH 
Fore'top,  F^-T-P 
Forev'er,  Fr«-Vr   [F«-V] 
Forewarn',  Fr'-Wrn,  Fr1- 

Wrud.  Fr!-Wrn-NG 
Forewent',  F2-R-Wnt 
Fore'wind,  F2-R-Wnd 
Fore'woman,  F2-R-W- 

Hn 


104 

For'feit,  Fr'-Ft,   Fr^-F 

Td,  Fri-Ft-NG 
For'feitable,  Fri-Ft-Bl 
For'feiter,  Fr'-Ftr 
For'feiture,  Fr'-Ftr 
Forgave',  F2-R-Gv     [] 

IG] 
Forge,  Fr«-J,  Fr^Jd,  Fr«- 

J-NG 

For'ger,  Fr«-Jr.  (See  For- 
ager.) 

For'gery,  Fr2-Jr 
Forget',  F2-R-Gt.  F2-R-Gt 

-NG   fF2iGt.  F2iGt-NG] 
Forget'ful,  F2  -  R  -  Gt  -  Fl 

[F2iGt-Fl] 
Forget'fulness,  F2-R-Gt 

Fl-Ns     [F2lGt-Fl-Ns] 
Forget'-me-not,   F2  -  R  - 

Gt-Mnt 

Forget'ter,  F*-R-Gtr 
Forgiv'able,  F^-R-G 

L     [F3iG-Bl] 
Forgive',  F»-R-Gv,  F3-R- 

Gv-NG     [F31G,  F3SGC)] 
Forgiv'en,  F3-R-G-Vn 

[F31G] 
Forgive'ness,  F^  -  R  -  Gv  - 

Ns     [F8iG-Ns] 
Forgiv'er,  F»-R-Gv-R 
Forgiv'ing,  F*-R-Gv-NG 

Forgot',  Fi-R-Gt  [F 
Forgot'ten,  Fi  -  R  -  G  -  Tn 

[Fi;G-Tn] 
Fork,  F1-  R  -  K,  Fi  -  R  -  Kt, 

FI-R-K-NG 

Fork'edness,  F1  -R-Kd-Ns 
Fork'iness,  F^R-K-Ns 
Fork'y,  Fi-R-K 
Forlorn',  Fi-R-Z-Rn 
Forlorn'-hope,    FJ-R-Z- 

Rn-P 
Forlorn'ness,  Fi-R-L-Rn- 

Ns 
Form,  F!-R-M.  F'-R-Md. 

Fi-R-M-NG     [Fl,  Fd1, 

Form'al,  Fi-R-M-Z,    [Fi- 

Ml] 
Form'alism,  Fi-R-M-iz- 

M    [Fi-Mlz-Mj 
Form'alist,  Fi-R  -  M  -  Lst 

[Fi-Mlst] 
Formal'ity,  Fi-R-M-Z-T 

[F'-Ml-T] 
Form'ally,    F'  -  R  -  M  -  L 

[F1  Ml] 
Formation,    F2-R-Mshn 

[Fshn2] 

Form'ative,  F^R-Mt-V 
Form'er,  Fi-R-Mr 
For'mer,  (a)  Fr'-Mr 
For'merly,  Fri-Mr-Z 
For'mic,  Fri-M-K 
Formica'tion,    Fr2  -  M  - 

Kshn 

Formidable,   Fri-Md-Bl 
For'midableness,    Fr!  - 

Md-Bl-Ns    [!Bs] 


FOR 

Form'less,  F^R-M-is 
Form'lessness,   Fi-R-M- 

Z.8-N8 

For'mula,  Ft-R-M-Z 
For'mulse,  Fi-R-M-i 
For'mulary,  F'-R-M-Z-fi 
For'mulate,   F^R-M-Zt, 

Fi-R-M-i-Td,  Fi-R-M-it- 

NG 
For'mullze,    F'-R-M-iz, 

Fi-R-M-Zzd,  Fi-R-M-iz- 

NG 
For'nicate,  F'-Rn-Kt,  Fi- 

Rn-K-Td.  F'-Rn-Kt-NG 
Fornica'tion,      F2  -  Rn  • 

Kshn 

For'nicator, 
For'ray,  Fl-R 
Forray',  F^-R 
Forsake',  F2-Rs-K,  F2-Rs- 

K-NG 

Forsak'en,  F2-Rs-Kn 
Forsak'er,  F2-Rs-K-R 
Forsook',  F^-Rs-K 
Forsooth',  Frs^-TH 
Forswear',  Fri-sWr,  Fr1- 

sWr-NG       [FLR-sR,    F»- 

Rs-R-NG 
Forswear'er,    Fr'-sWr-R 

[F'-R-s/J-fi] 
Forswore',  Fr2-sWr    [F2- 

R-sR] 
Forsworn',  Fr2-sWrn  [F*. 

R-sRn] 
Fort,  F2-Rt 
Fort'alice,  F*-Rt-Ls 
Forte,  F2-Rt  - 
For'te,  F2-R-T 
Forth,  F2-fi-TH 
Forth'-coming,  F2-R-TH 

-K-M-NG    [F2-R-TH-KC)] 
Forthwith',  F2-/i-TH-TH 

(or  -DH) 
For'tieth,    Fi-R-T-TH 

(or  40TH) 

For'tiflable,  Frti-F-Bl 
Fortifica'tion,    Frt2  -  F  - 

Kshn 

For'tifier,  Frti-F-R 
For'tify,  Frt'-F,   Frti-Fd. 

Frt'-F-NG 

Portis'simo,  Fr3-T-sM 
For'titude,  Frti-Td 
Fort'night,  Frt'-Nt 
Port'nightly,  Frti-Nt-L 
Por'tress,  Fr1  Trs 
Portu'itous,  Fr3-T-Ts 
Fortuitously,  Fr'  -  T  -  T- 

sL 
Fortu'itousness,    Fr»-T- 

Ts-Ns 

For'tunate,  Fr'-CH-Nt 
For'tunately,  Fri-CH-Nt- 

L 
For'tunateness,  Fri-CH- 

Nt-Ns 

?or'tune,  Fri-CHn 
Tor'tuned,  Fr'-CHnd 
For'tune-teller,  Fri-CHn 

-T-i-R 


FOK 

For'tune-telling,     Fr1  - 

CHn-T-i-NG 
Fortuneless,  Fr^CHn-Ls 
For'ty,  F^fl-T  (or  40) 
Fo'rum,  F2-B-M 
For'ward,  Fri-Wrd     [F>- 

Wrd,     FLWr'Dd,      F1- 

WrdC)] 
For'wards,      Fr1  -  Wrds 

[F^Wrds] 
For'warder,     Fr1  -  Wrdr 

[FMVrdr] 
For'wardly,  Fr1  -  Wrd  -  L 

[Fi-Wrd-i] 
For'wardness,  Fr'-Wrd- 

Ns     [F>-Wrd-Ns] 
For'wards,  Fr^Wrds  [F1- 

Wrds] 

Forzan'do,  FrzJ-N-D 
Fosse,  Fs1 
Fos'sil,  Fsi-L 
Fossilif  erous,  Fs8-L-Frs 
Fos'silist,  Fs'-Lst 
Fossiliza'tion,  Fs^Lzsfcn 
Fos'silize,    Fs>-Lz,    Fs1- 

Lzd.   Fsi-Lz-NG 
Fos'ter,   Fstr1,    Fi-sTrd, 

F8tr»C) 

Fos'terage,  Fi-8Tr-J 
Fos'ter  -  child,      Fstr1 1 

CHld 

Fos'terer,  Fstr^fi 
Fos'ter-father,         Fstr1 

IFdhr 

Fos'terling,  Fstri-Z-NG 
Fos'ter-mother,     Fstr1- 

Mdhr 
Fos'ter-parent,  Fstr1 ;  pi- 

Rnt 
Fos'ter-sister,          Fstr1 

IssTr3 

Fos'ter-son,  Fstr1  i  sN2 
Foth'er,  Fdhr1,  Fdhrt-D, 

Fdhr!-NG 
Fought,  Ft1 
Foul,  (a.)  Fi-L,  Fi-Z-B,  P1 

•Lst 
Foul,  (v.)  Fi-L.  F^Ld,  F1- 

L-NG 

Foulard',  F^-L-RA 
Foul'ly,  F^L-L 
Foul'mouthed,  F^L-M- 

DHd 

Foul'ness,  Fi-L-Ns 
Foul'-spoken,  F1  -  La  -  P  - 

Kn    [-sPn] 
Fou'mart,  F3-M-«t 
Found,  Fnd«,  Fi-N-Dd, 

Fndi-NG 

Note.— When  used  as  the 
past-tense  form  of  find 
found  should  always  be 
vocalized  to  distinguish  it 
from  find. 

Founda'tion,  Fnd*-5Hn 
Founda'tioner,      Fnds  - 

SHn-R 
Found'er,  Fndr1,    Fnd1 - 

Bd,  Fndri-NG 
Found'erous,  Fndr^S 

5* 


105 

Found'ery,  Fnd'-K 
Founding,  Fnd'-NG 
Found'lmg,  Fnd'-i-NG 
Found'ress,  Fnd'-^s 
Found'ry,  Fndi-fl 
Fount,  Fnt1 
Fount'ain,  Fnt1-!* 
Fount'ain-head,  Fnt^N- 

Hd 

Four,  F2-B  (or  4) 
Fourfold,  Fr2-F-Ld 
Four-footed,  Fr2-F-Td 
Fou'rierism,  F3-fi-«-zM 
Fou'rierite,  F*-R-R-T 
Four-legged,  F2-B-//-G 

D 

Fourscore,  F2-Bs-K-B 
Foursquare,   F2-B-sKw 

B 
Fourteen,  F2 -  R •  Tn  (or 

14) 
Fourteenth,  F2-S-Tn-TH 

(or  14TH) 

Fourth,  F2-.R-TH  (or4TH) 
Fourthly,  F*-R-TH-L  (or 

4TH-Z) 
Four-wheeled,    F2  -  B  - 

Wld 

Fowl,  FJ-L 
Fowl'er,  Fi-L-R 
Fowling,  FKL-NG 
Fowling-piece,   F1  -  L  - 

NG-Ps 
Fox,  Fi-Ks,  Fi-Kst,  F^Ks- 

NG 

Fox'-chase,  Fi-Ks-CHs 
Foxed,  Fi-Kst 
Fox'-evil,  F^Ks-V-L 
Fox'glove,  Fi-Ks-Glv 
Fox'-hound,  F^K-sHnd 
Fox'-hunt,  Fi-K-sHnt 
Fox'-hunter,  Fi-K-sHntr 
Foxlsh,  Fi-Ks-SH 
Fox'like,  Fl-E.-sL-TS. 
Fox'tail,  F^Ks-T-L 
Fox'-trap,  F^K-sTr-P 
Fox'y,  F^K-S 
Fra'cas,  Fr2-Ks 
Frac'ted,  F^-K-Td 
Frac'tion,  Frt-Kshn 
Frac'tional,  Fri-Kshn-L 
Fractionary,  Fr1  -  Kshn- 

R 

Frac'tious,  Fr^K-SHs 
Frac'tiously,  Fr^K-SHs- 

L 
Frac'tiousness,  Fr1  -  K  - 

SHs-Ns 
Fract'ure,  Fri-K-CHr,  Fr1 

-K-CHrd,  Fri-K-CHr-NG 
Fragile,  Fr^J-L 
Fragility,  Fr»- J-L-T    (or 

-J-Lt) 

Frag'ment,  Fr!-G-Mnt 
Frag'mentary,    Fr1  -  G  - 

Mnt-B 

Fra'grance,  Fr2-Grns 
Fra'grancy,  Fr2-Grn-S 
Fra'grant,  Fr^-Grnt 
Fra'grantly,  Fr2-Grnt-L 


FRE 

Frail,  Fr2-L.  Fr2-i-K,  Fr1. 

Lst 

Frail'ness,  Fr2-L-Ns 
Frail'ty,  Fr2-i-T  (or  -Lt) 
Fraise  Frz2 
Frame,  Fr2-M,  Fr2-Md, 

Fr2-M-NG 
Fram'er,  Fr2-Mr 
Frame'-work,  Fr2-M-'Wr- 

K 

Franc,  Frn1-K 
Fran'chise,  Fr1  -  X  -  GHz, 

Fri-N-CHzd,   iV-N-CHz- 

NG 
Fran'chisement,  Fri-N- 

CH-zMnt 

Francis'can,  Fr3  Nss-Kn 
Franc'olin,  Frn'-K-in 
Frangibillty,   Fr3  -  N  -  J- 

Blt 

Fran'gible,  Fr'-N-J-Bl 
Fran'gipane,  F^-N-J-Pn 
Frangipan'ni,  Fr1-!*- J-P- 

N 
Frank,  (a.)  Frn1-  K,  Frl- 

NG-Kr,  Frn^Kst 
Frank,  (u.)  Frn'-K,  Frn1- 

Kt,  Frni-K-NG 
Frankalmoigne',  Fr'-NG 

-Kl-Mn 
Frankin'cense,  Frn3- K- 

Ns-Ns 
Frankincense,  Frn1 ,  K- 

Ns-Ns 

Frank'lin,  Fri-NG-KIn 
Frank'ly,  Frn'-K-/^ 
Frank'ness,  Fn^-K-Ns 
Frank'pledge,  Fm1  -  K- 

Pl-J 

Fran'tic,  Frnt!-K 
Fran'ticly,  Fruti-K-i 
Fran'ticness,  Frnt^K-Ns 
Frap,  Fr1-?,  Fri-Pt.  Fri-P- 

NG 

Frater'nal-ly,  Frtr'-Nl 
Fraternity,  Frtr2-N-T 
Fraterniza'tion,  Frtr2- 

Fra'ternize  or  Frater- 
nize,   Frtr2-Nz,    Frtr2- 
Nzd,  Frtr2-Nz-NG 
Frat'ricidal,  Frtrs'-D-L 
Frat'ricide,  Frtrsi-D 
Fraud,  Frd1 
Fraud'ful-ly,  FrdJ-Fl 
Fraud'ulence,  Frd'-ins 
Fraud'ulency,  Frd'-in-S 
Fraud'ulent,  Frd'-int 
Fraudulently,  Frd^int- 

L 

Fraught,  Frt1 
Fray,  Fr2,  Frd2,  Fr2-NG 
Freak,  Fr^-K,  Fr3-K-T,  Fr3 

-K-NG 

Freakish,  Fr3-K-SH 
Freakishly,  Fr>-K-SHl 
Freaklshness,  Fr3-K-8H- 

Ns 

Freck'le,  Fr»-Kl,  Fr2-Kld, 
Fr*-Kl-NG 


FRE 

Freckly,  Fr2-Kl 

Free,  (a.)  Fr3,  Fr»-B.  Fret" 

Free,  (c.)  Fr3,  Fr»-D,  Fr»- 

NG 

Freebooter,  FrS-Btr 
Free'born,  Fr^-B-fin 
Freed'man,  FrS-D-Mn 
Freed'men,  FrS-D  t  Mn« 
Free'dom,  Fi^-D-M 
Free'-hearted,  Fr3-Hr- 

Td 
Free'-heartedness,  Fr3- 

Hr-Td-Ns 

Free'hold,  Fr3-Hld 
Free'holder,  Frs-Hldr 
Free'-liver,  Fr»-/<-Vr 
Free'-living,  Fr3-Z,-V-NG 
Free'love,  Fr^-i-V 
Free'ly,  Fr3-// 
Free'man,  Fps-Mn 
Free'men,  FraiMn* 
Free'-martin,  Fr»  -  M  •  R- 

Tn 

Free'mason,  Fr'-Ms-N 
Free'masonry, 


IOC 


FRO 


Free'ness, 
Free'soiler,  Fr3-s£-B 
Free'stone,  Fr^-sTn 
Free'thinker,   Fr3  -  T 

NG-Kr     [Fr^-TH-Kr] 
Free'thinking,  Fr3-  TH  - 

NG-K-NG     [Fr3-THC 
Free'-trade,  FrS-Trd 
Free'-trader,  FrS-Tr- 
Free'-warren,  FrS-W-fin 
Free-will', 
Free'-will, 
Free'-woman,  Fr^-W-Mn 
Freeze,  Frz3.  Frz8-NG 
Freez'ing-point,     Frz*  - 

NG-Pnt 
Freight,    Frt2,     Fr«-Td, 


Freightage,  Frt^-J 
Freight'er,  Frtr2 
French,  Fr2-N-CH 
Frencli'-berry,  Fr*-N- 

CH-B  R 
French'-chalk,   Fr*-N- 

CH-CH-K 
French'-horn,  FrS-N-CH- 

H-Rn 
French'ify,  Fr*-N-CH-F, 

Fr^-N-CH-Fd,   Fr«-N-CH- 

F-NG 
French'man,   Fr2-N-CH- 

Mn 
French'men,  Fr2 -  N  -CH 

French'-roof,  Fra-N-CH- 

Kf 
French'-white,  Fr2-N- 

CH-Wt 

Frenet'ic,  Fr*-Nt-K 
Frenet'ioal,  Fr2-Nt-Kl 
Fren'zied,  Fr2-Nz-D 
Fren'zy,  Frn2-Z 
Fre'quence,  Fr^-Kwns 
Fre'quency,  Frs-Kwn-S 


Fre'quent,       Fr'-Kwnt  Fright'fulness,  Frti  -  PI- 

[Frnt»] 

Ns    [Frti;Fs] 

Frequent',  Fr*-Kwnt.  Frs 

Frig'id,  Fr»-Jd 

-Kwn-Td.  Fr2-Kwnt-KG 

Frigid'ity,  Fr«-Jd-T 

Frequenta'tion,       Fr«  - 

Frig'idly,  Fr«-Jd-£ 

Kwn-Tshn 

Frig'idness,  Fr3-Jd-Ns 

Frequent'ative,       Fr2  - 

Frigorific,  Fr»-Grf-K 

Kwnt-Tv 

Frigorif  ical,  Fr^  •  Gr  -  F 

Frequent'er,  Fr*-Kwntr 

Kl 

Fre'quently,  Fia-Kwat-L 

Frill,  Fr3-L,  FrS-Ld.  Fr»- 

[FrntatZ] 

L-NG 

Fre'quentness,  FrS-Kwnt 

Fringe,   Fr«-N-J,  Fr«-N. 

-Ns 

Jd,  FrS-N-J-NG 

Fres'co,  Frs*  -  K,  Fr2  -  Kd, 

Frin'gy,  Fra-N-J 

Frs^-K-NG 

Frip'per,  Fr«-Pr 

Fresh,  Fr«-  Sff,  Frs  -  SHr. 

Frip'pery,  Fr«-Pr 

Fr*-SHst 

Friseur',  Frz2-B 

Fresh'en,  Fr*-SHn,  Fr2- 

Frisk,  Frs3-K,   Frs3-Kt. 

SHud,  Fr«-SHn-NG 

Frs^-K-NG 

Fresh'et,  Fr«-8Ht 

Frisk'er,  Fr«-sKr 

Fresh'force,  Fr2-5ff-F-Bs 

Frisk'et,  Frs3-Kt 

Fresh'ly,  Fr*-Sfll 

Frisk'iness,  Frs3-K-Ns 

Fresh'man,  FrS-SH-Mn 

Frisk'y,  Frs3-K 

Fresh'men,  Fr2-5HiMn2 

Frit,  Frt3,  Frs-Td,  Frt'-NG 

Fresh'ness,  FrS-SW-Ne 

Frith,  Fr3-TH 

Fresh'-tap,  Ftf-SH-T-P 

Frit'ter,  Frtr3,  Fr«-Trd, 

Fresh'-water,   Fr*-SH- 

Frtr*-NG 

Wtr 

Frivol'ity,  Fr»-Vl-T 

Fret,  Frt«,  Fr«-Td,  Frt2- 
NG 

Friv'olous,  Fr3-V-is 
Friv'olously,  FrS-V-Ls-Zi 

Fret'ful-ly,  Frtz-Fl 

Friv'olousness,  Fr8-V- 

Fret'fulness,  Frt«-Fl-Ns 

is-Ns 

Fret'ten,  Fr«-Tn 

Friz,  Frz3.  Frzd3,  Frz«-NG 

Fret'ter,  Frtr2 

Friz'zle,  Fr^-Zl,  Fr«-Zld, 

Fret'ty,  Ff«  T 

Fi-»-Zl-NG 

Fret'work,  Frt2-Wr-K 

Friz'zler,  Fr^-Zl-B 

Friabil'ity,  Fr»-S-L-T 

Fro,  Fr2 

Fri'able,  Fr^Bl 

Frock,  Fr!-K 

Fri'ableness,  FrJ-Bl-Ns 

Frock'-coat,  Fr!-K-K-T 

Fri'ar,  Fri-R 

Frog,  Fr'-G 

Fri'arlike,  Fr»-B-i-K 

Frog'-hopper,  Fr'  -  G  -  H- 

Fri'arly,  Fr^-B-i 

Pr 

Fri'ary*  Fr^JZ 

Frol'ic,  Fri-i-K 

Frib'ble,  Fr«-Bl 

Frol'icsonie,  Fr»-Z-K-sM 

Frib'bler,  Fr*-Bl-B 

Frol'icsomeness,  Fr'-L- 

Fricassee',  FrS-K-S,  Fr^- 

K-sM-Ns          ' 

Ks-D,  Fr3-K-S-NG 

From,  Fr!-M    [Ml] 

Fric'ative,  FrS-K-Tv 

Frond,  Frndi 

Fric'tion,  FrS-Kshn 

Fronda'tion,  Fr^-N-Dshn 

Fric'tional,  Fr'-Kshn-// 

Frondes'cence,    Frnd2- 

Fri'day,  Fri-D 

Sns 

Fried,  Fr^D 

Frondif  erous,  Fr»-N-Df- 

Friend,  Frnds,  Fr«-N-Dd. 

Rs 

Frnd*-NG 

Frondose',  Fr2-N-Ds 

Friend'less,  Frnd*-Z,s 

Frond'ous,  Frnd^S 

Friend'lessness,  Frud2- 
is-Ns 

Frons,  Frnz1 
Front,  Frnt2,  Fr*-N-Tdt 

Friendliness,  Frnds-  L  - 

Frut*-NG 

Ns 

Front'age,  Fr2-Nt-J 

Friend'ly,  Frnd*-Z, 

Front'al,  Frnt2-L 

Friend'ship,  Frnd?-SH-P 

Frontier,  Frnt*-B 

[Frnd2;SH] 

Front'ispiece,  FrnV-S-Pi 

Frieze,  Frz« 

Front'less,  Frnt2-/,s 

Frig'ate,  Fr»-G-T 

Front'let,  Frnt2-Lt 

Frig'ate-bird,  Fr»-  G  -  T  - 

Frost,     Frsti,     Frs1  -  Td, 

Brd 

Frst(-)i 

Fright,  Frt1,  Fr>-Td,  Frt>- 

Frost'-bite,  Frs>-Bt 

NG 

Frost'-bitten,  Frs^B-Tn 

Fright'en,  Fr'-Tn 

Frost'ily,  Frsi-T-Z, 

Fright'ful-ly,  Frt>-Fl 

Frost'iness,  Frs^T-Ni 

FRO 

Frosfing,  Frst(-)i 

Frost'y,  Frsi-T 

Froth,  Fr1-  TH,  Fr1  -THt 

Fpi-TH-NG 
Froth'ily,  F^-TH-Z, 
Froth'iness,  Fri-TH-Ns 
Froth 'y,  Frt-TH 
Frounce,  Frns1,  Fr^Nst, 

Frou'zy,  Fr'-Z 
Fro'ward,  Fra-Wrd 
Fro'wardly,  Fr2-Wrd-£ 
Fro'wardness,  Fr~Wrd- 

Ns 

Frow'ey,  Fr* 
Frown,  Frn1,  Frndi, 

NG 

Frown'ingly,  Frn>-NG-Z 
FroWy,  Fri 
Frow'zy,  Fr*-z 
Froze,  Frza 
Froz'en,  Frz^N 
Fructes'cence, : 

Ns 
Fructiferous,  I 

Frs 
Fructifica'tion, 

Tf-Kshn 
Fruc'tify,  FrS-K-T-F,  Fr»- 

K-Tf-D,  Fr2-K-Tf-NG 
Fruc'tuous,  Fr2-K.-Ts 
Fru'gal,  Fr3-Gl 
Frugality,  Fri-Gl-T 
Fru'gally,  FrS-Gl 
Frugif'erous,  FrS-J-Frs 
Frugiv'erous,  FrS-J-Vrs 
Fruit,  Frt» 
Fruit'age,  Frt«-J 
Fruit' -bud,  Frt3-Bd 
Fruit'erer,  F^-Tr-K 
Fruit'ery,  Fra-Tr 
Fruit'ful-ly,  Frt3-Fl 
Fruit'fulness,  Frt3-Fl-Ns 

[:Fs] 

Frui'tion,  Frshn* 
Fruitless,  Frt3-Ls 
Fruit'lessly,  Frt»-Zs-Z 
Fruit'lessness,  Frts-Zs- 

Ns    [iis] 

Fruit'-tree,  Frt3-Tr 
Fruit'y,  Fr8-T 
Frumenta'ceous,     Fr*  - 

Mnt-SHs 

Fru'menty,  FrS-Mn-T 
Frump,  Fr2-M-P 
Frush,  Fr*-SH 
Frus'ta,  Frs^-T 
Frustra'neous,  Fr2  -  sTr  - 

Ns 
Frus'trate,  Fr2-sTrt,  Fr2- 

sTr-Td,  Fr2-sTrt(') 
Frustration,  Fr2-sTrshn 
Frus'trative,  Fr2-sTr-Tv 
Frust'ulent,  Frs«-T-int 
Frus'tum,  Frs2-T-M 
Frutes'cent,  Fr2-Ts-Nt 
Fru'ticose,  Fr3-T-Ks 
Fru'ticous,  Fr3-T-Ks 
Fry,  Fr1,  Fr1-!),  FrJ-NG 
Fry'ing-pan,  Frt-NG-Pn 


107 

Fu'cate,  F3-K-T 
Fu'cated,  F^-K- 
Fuch'sia,  F»-SH  or 

8 

Fu'ci,  F3-S 
Fu'coid,  F*-K-D 
Fucoid'al, 
Fu'cus,  F«-Ks 
Fud'dle,  F«-D1,  F^-Dld 

F2-D1-NG 

Fud'dler,  F«-D1-K 
Fudge,  F2-J 
Fu'el,  F3-L 
Fuga'cious,  F«-G-SHs 
Fuga'ciousness,  F2-G- 

SHs-Ns 

Fugac'ity,  F^Gs-T 
Fugh,  F« 
Fu'gitive,  F^-J-Tv 
Fu'gitively,  F^-jt- 
Fu'gitiveness,  F3  -  J  -  Tv- 

Ns 

Fu'gleman,  F8-Gl-Mn 
Fugue,  F3-G 
Ful'cra,  Fl^-Kr 
Ful'crum,  Fl^-Kr-M 
Fulfill',  F13-F-L,  Fl»-F-Ld, 

F13-F-L-NG 
Fulflll'er,  F13-F-Z-K 
Fulfill'ing,  F18-F-L-NG 
Fulfill'ment,  F13-F-L- 

Mnt 

Ful'gency,  F12-J-N-S 
Ful'gent,  F12-Jnt 
Ful'gor,  F12-Gr 
Ful'gurite,  Fl^Gr-T 
Ful'ham,  FP-M 
Fulig'inous,  F3-Z-J-Ns 
Full,  (a.)  F3-L,  F3-i-E,  F3 

£st 
Full,  (c.)  F3-L,  FS-Ld,  F3- 

L-NG 

Full'er,  F3-i-K 
Full'er's-earth,  F3-Z,-Rz- 

B-TH 
Full'ery, 
Full'ing-mill,   F3-L-NG- 

Ml 

Full'ness, 
Fully,  F3-/, 
Ful'mmant,  Fl^-Mn-Nt 
Ful'minate,    F12-M-N-T, 

FIS-M-N-Td,    F12-M-N-T- 

NG 
Fulmina'tion,     Fl2  -  M  - 

Nshn 
Ful'minatory.  Fl^M-N- 

Fulmin'ic,  F13-M-N-K 
Ful'some,  F2-is-M 
Ful'somely,  F^Zs-M-i 
Ful'someness,  F2-£s-M- 

Na 

Ful'vid,  F2-i-Vd 
Ful'vous,  F2-£-Vs 
Fum'ble,  F^-M-Bl,  F2-M- 

Bld.  F2-M-B1-NG 
Fum'bler,  F«-M-B1-B 
Fume,  F*  •  M,  F3  •  Md ,  F3- 

M-NG 


FUR 

Fumif  erous,  F'-M-Frs 
Fu'migate,  F3-M-Gt,  F3- 

M-G-Td,  F3-M-Gt-NG 
Fumiga'tion,  F^-M-Gshn 
Fu'migatory,  F3-M-G-T- 

R 

Fu'miter,  F3-Mtr 
Fu'mitory,  F3-M-T-X 
Fum'ous,  F3-Hs 
Fum'y,  F3-M 
Fun,  FnS 
Funam'bulatory,   Fi-N- 

M-BH-/J 
Funam'bulist,  F1  -  X  -  M- 

Blst 

Func'tion,  F^-X 
Func'tional-ly, 

NGshn-Z, 
Func'tionary,  F^-NGshn- 

R 
Fund,    Fnd2,    F2  -  N  -  Dd, 

Fnd2-NG 

Fund'able,  Fnd2-B-L 
Fun'dament,  Fnd^-Mnt 
Fundament'al,       Fnd2'. 

Mnt 
Fundament'ally,    Fnd2- 

Mnt-i 

Fund'ed,  F2-N-Dd 
Fune'brial,  F^-N-Br-L 
Fu'neral,  F3  -  Nr  -  L.    See 

Funereal. 
Fune'real,  F3-N-B1.     See 

Funeral. 
Fun'gi,  F2-N-G 
Fun'goid,  F2-NG-Gd 
Fungos'ity,  FnJ-Gs-T 
Fun'gous,  Fn^-Gs 
Fun'gus,  Fn2-Gs 
Fu'nicle,  F3-N-K1 
Funic'ular,  F3-N-K1-K 
Funk,  F2-NG-K,    F2-NGt, 

F2-NG-K-NG 
Fun'nel,  F2-N1 
Fun'ning,  Fu*-NG 
Fun'ny,  F2-N,  F2-N-K,  F2- 

Nst 

Fur,  F2-R,  F2-.Rd,  F2-R-NG 
Fur'below,  Fr2-B-Z,,  Fr2- 

B-id.     r2-B-/--NG 
Fur'bish,  Fr'--B-SH.  Fr2- 

B-SHt,  Fr2-B-SH-NG 
Fur'bisher,  Fr-B-SHr 
Fur'cate,  F2-R-Kt 
Fur'cated,  F2-R-K-Td 
Furca'tion,  F2-R-Kshn 
Furfura'ceous,  Fr--F-R' 

SHs 

Furio'so,  F2-S-S 
Fu'rious,    F3  -  Jts.       See 

Fierce. 
Fu'riously,  F^-R-sL.    See 

Fiercely. 
Fu'riousness,  F3  -  Rs  •  Ns. 

See  Fierceness. 
Furl,  F2-fil,  F2-.Rld, 

-NO 

Fur'long.  F2-R-Z-NG 
Fur'lough,  F2-R-Z,  F»-B- 
L&,  F2 


FUR 

Fur'nace,  F2-R-Ns 
Fur'nish,  Frn*-SH,  Frn*- 

SHt,  Pm^-SH-TlG 
Fur'nisher,  Frn*-SH-R 
Fur'niture,  Frntr2 
Fu'ror,  Fs-R-K 
Furred,  F*-Rd 
Fur'rier,  F2-.R-B 
Fur'riery,  F^-R-Kl 
Fur'ring,  F«-R-NG 
Fur'row,  F2  -  R,  F2  -  R  -  D, 


Fur'ry, 

Fur'ther,  Frdhr2,  Frdhr2- 

D.  Frdhr«-NG 
Furtherance,  Frdhr2-Ns 
Fur'therer,  Frdhr=-.R 
Fur'thermore,     Frdhr2- 

Mr 
Fur'thermost,      Frdhr? 

Mst 

Fur'thest,  Fr2-DHst 
Fur'tive,  Frt2-V 
Fur'tively,  Frt2-V-i 
Fu'runcle,  F3-.R-NG-K1 
Fu'ry,  F»-/J 
Furze,  F2-Rz 
Fur'zy,  F^-R-Z 
Fu'sarole,  Fa^-R-I, 
Fusca'tion,  Fs2-Kshn 
Fus'cine,  Fs2-N 
Fus'cous,  Fs2-Ks 
Fuse,  Fzs,  Fzd3,  Fz3-NG 
Fusee',  F3-Z 
Fu'sel,  Fs3-L 
Fusibil'ity,  FzS-B-Zt 
Fu'sible,  Fz3-B-L 
Fu'siform,  Fs3-F-R-M 
Fu'sil,  Fz3-L 
Fu'sillade,  F3-zi-D,  F3- 

zI,-Dd,  F3-z£-D-NG 
Fusillade',  F^-si-D 
Fusileer*,  F3-zi-R 
Fusilier',  F«-zZ-R 
Fus'ing,  Fz3-NG 
Fu'sion,  Fzhn3 
Fuss,  Fs2,  Fst2,  F«a-NG 
Fuss'ily,  F2-S1 
Fuss'y,  F2-S,   F2-S-R,   F2- 

8st 

Fust,  Fsta 
Fus'tet,  Fs2-Tt 
Fus'tian,  Fs2-CHn 
Fus'tigate,  Fs2-T-Gt 
Fustiga'tion,  Fs2-T-Gshn 
Fus'tic,  Fs2-T-K 
Fust'iness,  Fs2-T-Ns 
Fust'y,  Fs2  -  T,  Fs2  -  T  -  R, 

F*2-Tst 

Fu'tile,  Ft»-L 
Futil'ity,  Fta- 
Fut'tock,  F2-T-K 
Fut'  ure,  Ftr3 
Fut'urist,  F3-T-Kst 
Futu'rity,  F^-T-R-T 
Fuze,  Fz3 
Fuzz,  Fz« 
Fuz'zle, 
Fy,  Fi 
Fyke, 


108 


G. 


Q,  the  seventh  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  has  two  sounds, 
namely,  its  own  proper 
sound,  as  in  tiny,  and  that 
of  j,  as  in  gem.  Before  a, 
o,  u,  I,  and  r,  g  has  its  own 
sound,  as  in  game,  go,  gull, 
<7lad,  jrrow,  etc.;  and  then 
its  proper  phonographic 
sign  is  Gay.  Before  e,  i. 
and  y.  g  sometimes  has  its 
own  sound,  as  in  #et,  gill 
(the  respiratory  organ  in  a 
fish),  etc.;  but  it  more  fre- 
quently in  such  cases  has 
the  sound  of  j,  as  in  ^em, 
giU  (the  fourth  part  of  a 
pint),  gyve,  etc.;  and  then 
its  proper  phonographic 
sign  is  Jay. 

Gg  has  the  sound  of  single 
g.  See  Bb. 

Gh,  at  the  beginning  of 
words,  has  the  sound  of 
simple  g,  as  in  ghost,  glia&t- 
ly,  etc.  In  the  middle  or 
at  the  end  of  words,  it  has 
various  sounds. 

G,  before  n,  at  the  begin- 
ning of  words,  is  silent,  as 
in  (mat,  gmaw.  See  silent  6. 
Gab,  G-Bi,  G-Bdi  G-Bi- 

NG 

Gabardine',  G-BrS-Dn 
Gab'ble,  G-BH,  G-Bld1, 

G-BU-NG 

Gab'bler,  Gi-Bl-R 
Ga'bion,  G-Bn2 
Ga'ble,  G-B1* 
Gad,  Gdi,  G-Dd1,  Gdi-NG 
Gad '-about,  Gd-Bti 
Gad'der,  G-Dri 
Gad'fly,  G-DVF1 
Gad'wall,  Gd-Wl1 
Gael,  G-L2 
Gae'lic,  G-Z,2-K 
Gaff,  Gf i 
Gaffer,  G-Fri 
Gaf'fle,  G-Fli 
Gag,  G!-G,   G-G-D1,  Gi-G- 

NG 
Gage,   G-J2,    G-Jd2.   G-J2- 

NG 

Ga'ger,  G- Jr2 
Gagged,  G-G-D1 
Gag'ger,  G!-Gr 
Gai'ety,  G-T2 
Gaily,  G-L* 
Gain,  Gn2,  Gnd2.  Gn2-XG 
Gain'age,  Gn-J2 
Gain'er,  G2-Kr 
Gain'ful,  Gn-F=-L 
Gain'fully,  Qn-F-L 


GAL 

Gain'fulness,  Gn-F2-^-Ns 

CM 

Gam'ings,  Gn^-NGz 
Gain'less,  Gn-iss 
Gain'lessness,  Gn-is'-Ns 

Ciis] 

Gain'ly,  Gn-L" 
Gainsay'    or    Gain'say, 

Gn-S2,     G-Xs-D2,    Gn-S2- 

NG 
Gainsay'er  or  Gain'say- 

er,  Gu-S2-R 

Gain'saying,  Gn-S2-NG 
Gainst,  Gust2  • 

Gair'ish,  G-Ki-S 
Gair'ishness,  G- 
Gait,  Gt« 
Gai'ter,  Gtr2 
Ga'la,  G-L- 
Galactom'eter,    G-£i-K- 

T-Mtr 

Ga'la-day,  G-i2-D 
Gal'axy,  G-L^-K-S 
Gale,  G-L2 
Gal'eas,  G-H-S 
Ga'leate,  G-i2-T 
Ga'leated,  G-Z,2-Td 


Gali'cian,  G3-ishn 
Galima'tias,  Gl-M-Sfls* 
Gal'iot,  G-/.l-T 
Gal'ipot,  G-L^-ft 
Gall,  G  -  Li,  G  -  Ldi,  G  -  IJ~ 

NG 

Gal'lant,  G-inti 
Gallant',  G-Znti,  G-ii-N- 

Td.  G-inti-NG 
Gal'lantly,  G-LnV-L 
Gallant'ly,  G-LnV-L 
Gal'lantness,  G-Ant^Ns 
Gallantry,  G-Lntl-R 
Gall'-bladder,    G-Li-Bl- 

Dr 

Galled,  G-Ldi 
Gal'leon,  G-Z.!-N 
Gal'lery,  G-H-R 
Gal'ley,  G-L1 
Gal'ley-slave,  G-isi-L-V 
Gall'-fly,  G-Li-Fl 
Gall'iard,  G-L^-R-D 
Gal'lic,  G-Z-J-K 
Gal'lican,  G-ii-Kn 
Gal'licism,  G-iszi-M 
Gallicize,  G-/>i-Sz, 

Szd.  G-Li-Sz-NG 
Galligas'kins,  G  -  L1  -  Gs  - 

Knz 

Gallimau'fry,  G-i'-M-Fr 
Galliiia'cean,  G-L2-Nshn 
Gallina'ceous,  G  -  L*-  N  - 

SHs 

Gal'linipper,  G-£i-N-Pr 
Gal'linule,  G-Z.1-N-L 
Gallipot,  G-i'-Pt 
Gall'-nut,  G'/J-Nt 
Gallon,  G-in1 
Galloon',  G-/.n« 
Gallop,  G-ii-P,  G-H-Pt, 

G-Z,»-P-NG 
Gallopade',  G-Z»-Pd 


GAL 


Galloper, 
Gal'loway, 
Gal'lows,  G-Ls1 
Gal'lows-bitts,  G-Zsi-Bts 
Gall'-stone,  G-Zs^Tn 
Gal'ly,  G-Zi 
GallygasTtins,   G-Z*-Gs- 

Knz 

G«loche',  G-Zi-SH 
Galvan'ic,  Gl-Vni-K 
Gal'vanism,  Gl-Vni-Z-M 
Gal'vanist,  Gl-Vi-Nst 
Gal'vanize,  Gl-Vi-Nz,  Gl- 

Vi-Nzd.  Gl-Vi-Nz-NG 
Galvanom'eter,  Gl-  Vni- 

Mtr 
Galvan'oscope,   Gl  -  Vi  - 

Ns-K-P 

Gamba'do,  G-M-B^-D 
Gam  'bit,  G-M-Bti 
Gam'ble,  G-M-Bli,  G-M- 

Bldi,  G-M-Bli-NG 
Gambler,  G-M-BH-R 
Gam'bling,  G-M-BP-NG 
Gamboge',  G-M-B^J 
Gam'bol,  G-M-B1>,  G-M- 

Bldi,  G-M-Bli-NG 
Gam'brel,  G-M-Br1-!, 
Gambroon',  G-M-BrnS 
Game,  Ga-M,  G«-Md,  Ga- 

M-NG 

Game'-cock,  G^-M-K-K 
Game'-keeper,    G«-M-K- 

Pr 

Game'-leg,  G2-M-Z-G 
Game'some,  G^Ms-M 
Game'comely,  G-Ms-M- 

Z" 
Game'someness,  Gz-Ms- 

M-Ns 

Game'ster,  G=-Mstr 
Gam'ing,  G^-M-NG 
Gam'ing-house,  G3-M- 

NG-Hs 
Gam'ing-table,  G*-M-NG 

-T-B1 

Gam'ma,  GJ-M 
Gam'mer,  G!-Mr 
Gam'mon,   Gi-Mn,    Gi- 

Mnd,  G!-Mn-NG 
Gam'ut,  G!-Mt 
Gam'y,  G^-M 
Gan'der,  Gndri 
Gang,  G»-NG 
Gang'-board,    G^NG-B- 

Rd  (or-Brd) 

Gang'-cask,  Qi-NG-Ks-K 
Gan'glion,  Gi-NGIn 
Ganglion'ic,  Gl-NGl-N-K 
Gan'grene,  G^NG-Grn, 

G>-NG-Grnd,  Gi-NG-Grn- 

NG 
Gan'grenous,  Gi-NG-Gr- 

Ns 

Gangue,  G^NG 
Gang'way,  GJ-NG-W 
Gan'net,  GJ-Kt 
Gant'let,  Gnt-Zt» 
Gantlope,  Gnt-Z>-P 
Qaol,  J*-L 


109 

Gaol'er,  J«-Z-R 

Gap,  G-Pi 

Gape,  G-pior2,  G-Ptior2, 


Ga'per,  G-Pr« 
Gar,  G-Ri 
Garb,  G-fii-B 
Garbage,  G-^-B-J 
Gar'ble,  G-^i-Bl,  G-B1- 

Bld,  G-^-Bl-NG 
GarTsler,  G-^-Bl-R 
Garbles,  G-K^Blz 
GarTjoard,  G-^J-B-Rd 
Gar'den,  Grdi-N,  Grdi- 

Kd,  Grdi-N-NG 
Gar'dener,  Grdi-Nr 
Gar'dening,  Grdi-N-NG 
Gar'get,  Gr-G-T1 
Gar'gle,  Gri-Gl,  Gri-Gld, 

Gri-Gl-NG 
Gar'goyle,  Gr-G-L1 
Gar'ish,  G^-SH 
Garland,  Gr-Zndi,  Gr-Z1- 

N-Dd,  Gr-Zndi-NG 
Gar'lic,  Gr-Z^K 
Gar'ment,  GrJ-Mnt 
Gar'ner,  Gri-Nr,  Gr^Nrd, 

Gri-Nr-NG 
Gar'net,  Gi-i-Nt 
Gar'nish,  Gr-N-SH1,    Gr- 

N-SHti,  Gr-N-SHi-NG 
Garnishee',  Gr-N-SHC^ 
Gar'nisher,  G^-N-SHr 
Gar'nishment,  Gr-N-SHi- 

Mnt 

Gar'niture,  Gri-Ntr 
Gar'ret,  G-Kt1 
Garreteer',  G-B^T-R 
Gar'rison,  G-TJs^N,  G-TJs1 

-Nd,  G-Ss'-N-NG 
Garrote',  G-RV,  G-^-Td, 

G-Kt2-NG 
Garrot'er,  G-Rtr* 
Garru'lity,  G-R13-T 
Gar'rulous,  G-Rls1 
Garrulously,  G-^U-sL 
Gai^rulousness,  G  -  Rls1  - 

Ns 
Gar'ter, 


Garth,  G-«i-TH 
Gas,  Gsi 

Gas'-burner,  Gsi-B-jRn-R 
Gas'con,  Gs'-Kn 
Gasconade',  Gs^-K-Nd. 

Gs-K-N-Dda,     Gs^-K-Nd- 

NG 

Gasconad'er,  Gs«-K-Ndr 
Gas'eous,  G-sS1 
Gas'-fixture,  Gsi-F-Kstr 
Gash,  G  -  SHi,  Q  -  SHU,  G  - 

SHi-NG 

Gas'-holder,  Gi-sHldr 
Gasinca'tion,  Gs-F^-Kshn 
Gas'ify,  Gs-F1,  Gs-Fdi,  Gs- 

F>-NG 

Gas'ket,  Gsi  Kt 
GasTcins,  Gs>-Kns 
Gas'-lamp,  Gs^L-M-P 
Gas'-light,  GV-sZt 


GAZ 

Gas'-lighter,  G^sZtr 
Gas'-main,  Gi-sMu 
Gas'-meter,  G]-sMtr 
Gasom'eter,  G!-s6Mtr 
Gasom'etry,  G-sM-TrJi 
Gasp,  Gs-Pi,  Gs-Pt1.  Gs-P1- 

NG 

Gas'sy,  G-S1 
Gas'teropod,  G-sTri-Pd 
Gas'tric,  G-.sTr^K 
Gastril'oquist,  G-sTr3-i- 

Kwst 
Gastril'oquy,  G  -  sTr3  -  L~ 

Kw 

Gastri'tis,  G-sTi^-Ts 
Gastrol'ogy,  G-sTri-Z-J 
Gastron'omer,  G-sTr1-^- 

Mr 
Gastronom'ic,  G-sTr'-N- 

M-K 
Gastronom'ical,  G-sTr1- 

N-M-K1 
Gastron'omist,  G-sTrJ-N- 

Mst 
Gastron'omy,    G-sTri-N- 

INI 

Gat,  Gti 
Gate,  Gt2 

Gate'-way,  G-T2-W 
Gath'er,    Gdhr1.    Gdkrdi. 

Gdhri-NG 

Gath'erer,  Gdhr-Ri 
Gath'ering,  Gdhr1->TG 
Gaud,  G-B^ 
Gaud'ily,  G-PJ-Z 
Gaud'iness,  G-D^Ns 
Gaud'y,  G-Di,  G-Dri,  G- 

Dsti 

Gauffer,  G-Fr1 
Gauge,  G-J2,  G-Jd=,  G-J2- 

NG 

Gauge'-cocks,  G-J2-K-Kg 
Gau'ger,  G-Jr2 
Gaul,  G-Li 
Gaul'ish,  G-Zi-SH 
Gault,  G-Lti 
Gaunt,  Gnti 
Gaunt'let,  Gnt-Lti 
Gaunt'ly,  Gnt-Zi 
Gauze,  Gz1 
Gauz'y,  G-Zi 
Gave,  Gv2    [G«j 
Gav'el,  G-Vli 
Gav'elkind,  G-V^-K-Nd 
Ga'vial,  G-V^-L 
Gav'ot,  G-Vti 
Gawk,  G!-K 
Gawk'y,  Gi-K,     G-K-R1, 

G>-Kst 

Gay,  G"-,  G-R2,  Gst« 
Gay'ety,  G-T2 
Gay'ly,  G-Z« 
Gay'ness,  G^Ns 
Gaze,  Gz2,  Gzd2,  Gz^-NG 
Gaze'ful,  Gz-F^-L 
Gaze'hound,  G2-zHnd 
Gazelle',  Gz-L« 
Gaz'er,  G-Zr» 
Gazette',  Gz-T«, 


GAZ 


110 


Gazetteer',  Gz-T«-E 

Gener'ic,  J2-Nr-K 

Gaz'ing,  Gz*-NG 

Gener'ical-ly,  J^-Xr-Kl 

Gaz  'ing-stock,  Gz»-  NG-  Generosity,  J>-Nr»-T 

sT  -  K.                                 Gen'erous,  J*-Xrs 

Gear,  G-S3,  G-Sd3,  G-K8-  Gen'erously,  J-Xre-L 

KG 

Gen'erousness,  J2-Nrs- 

Gear'ing,  G-fi'-NG 

Xs 

Geck'o,  G2-Ko 

Gen'esis,  J2-Xss  (or  Jnss*) 

Gee,  J»,  Jd»  J«-NG 

Gen'et,  J2-Xt 

Geer,  G3-^ 

Genet'  or  Genette',  J*-Nt 

Geese,  Gs* 

Genetic,  J«-Xt-K 

Gehen'na,  G«-H-N 

Genetlcal-ly,  ja-Xt-Kl 

Gel'able,  J*-i-Bl 

Gene'va,  J^-X-V 

Gel'atin,  J2-i-Tn 

Gene'van,  J3-X-Vn 

Gelat'inate,  Ji-it-Kt,  JL 

Genevese',  ja-N-Vz 

Zt-X-Td,  Ji-it-Nt-NG 

Ge'nial,  J3-N1 

Gelatina'tion,J2-£t-Nshn 

Geniality,  Ji-Nl-T 

Geratine,  J*-Z,-Tn 

Ge'nially,  J»-X1 

Gelatinize,  J»-X,t-Nz 

Ge'nialness,  J3-Xl-Ns 

Gelatinous,  Ji-Lt-Ns 

Genic'ulate,  J3-X-Klt 

Geld,  G-Ld*,  G-I,a-Dd,  G- 

Genic'ulated,  Js-X-Kl-Td 

£d--XG 

Genicula'tion,      J3  -  N  - 

Geld'er,  G-i»-Dr 

Klshn 

Gelding,  G-Zd*-KG 

Ge'nie,  J3-N 

Gelid,  J*-Z,-D 

Ge'nii,  J3-NIi 

Gel'ly,  J*-i 

Genital,  J2-X-T-L 

Gelos'copy,  Ji-is-K-P 

Genitals,  J2-N-T-Lz 

Gelt,  G-Lt» 

Genitive,  J2-N-Tv 

Gem,  J2-M,  J2-Md,  J*-M- 

Genltor,  J»-Ntr 

NG 

Genius,  JS-Ns 

Gema'ra,  J*-M-K 

Genoese',  J3-N-Z 

Gemina'tion,  J2-ll-Nshn 

Gent,  Jnt* 

Gemini,  J*-M-N 

Genteel',  Jnt3-L 

Gem'mary,  J8-M-S 

Genteelly,  Jnt«-L-Z 

Geminate,  J*-Mt 

Genteel'ness,  Jnt^-L-Xs 

Gemma'tion,  JS-Mshn 

Gen'tian,  J2-Xshn 

Gemmed,  J*-Md 

Gen'tile,  Jnt*-L 

Gem'meous,  J2-M-S 

Gen'tilism,  Jnt^-Lz-.Ar 

Gemmiferous,  J3-5I-FrsJ  Gentility,  Jn^-T-/.-!  (or 

Gemmip'arous,  J3-  M-Prs 

Jnts-Lt) 

Gem'my,  J2-M 

Gen'tle,  Jnt*-L,  Jut2-L-B, 

Gendarme',  ZH'-N-Dr-M 

Jnt2-Lst 

Gen'der,  Jndr*  J»-N-Drd, 

Gen'tleman,  Jnt2  -  L  -  Mn 

Jndr«-XG 

[Jnti.     See  Gentlemen.] 

Genealoglcal,Ji-Kl-J-Kl 

Gen'tlemen,  Jut--L  ;  Mn2 

Geneal'ogist,  J'-Xl-Jst 

[Jnt2.     See  Gentleman.} 

Geneal'ogize,  Ji-Xl-Jz 

Gen'tleman-like,  Jnt2-L- 

Geneal'ogy,  Ji-Xl-J 

Mn-i-K     [Jnt»ti-K] 

Gen'era,  J--Xr 

Gen'tlemanliness,  Jnt«- 

Gen'erable,  J»-Xr-Bl 

L-M-Xl-Xs 

Gen'eral,  J'--X-.R1     [Jn*] 

Gen'tlemanly,  Jnt2-L-:tf- 

Generalis'simo,  J3-X-Jil- 

Nl     [Jnti  l.L] 

sM 

Gen'tleness,  Jnt*-L-Ns 

Generality,  J'-X-tflt 

Gen'tlewoman,  Jnt^-L- 

Generaliza'tion,  J2  -  N  - 

W-Mn 

BlHftll 

Gen'tly,  Jnt^-L 

Gen'eralize,  J2-X-Xlz,  J»- 

Gentoo',  J3-X-T 

N-7Jlzd.  J2-N-^flz-XG 

Gen'try,  JS-N-Tr 

Gen'erally,  J2-X-/Jl  [Jn«] 

Genuflec'tion,  J2  -  X  -  Fl  - 

Gen'eralness,  J2-X-Bi-Xs 

Kshn 

Gen'eralship,  J2  -  N  -  R\  - 
SH-P    [Jn2iSH] 

Gen'uine,  Jn*-X 
Gen'uinely,  Jn2-X-L 

Gen'eralty,  J2-X-K1-T 

Gen'uineness,  Ju^-X-Xs 

Gen'erent,  J2-Xrnt 

Ge'nus,  J3-Xs 

Gen'erate,  J2-Nrt,  J-Nr-  Geocen'tric,  Jss-Ntr-K       ' 

Td,  J2-Nrt-XG 

Geocen'trical,  J6--Xtr-Kl  < 

Genera'tion,  J8-Xrshn 

Ge'ode,  J3-D 

Gen'erative,  J2-Xrt-V 

Geod'esy,  Ji-D-S                < 

Gen'erator,  J2-Xrtr            Geog'nosy,  Ji-G-X-S 

Generatrix,  J2-Xr-Tr-Ks  Geog'ony,  J^G-N               < 

GET 

Geographer,  Ji 
Geograph'ic,  J»-Grf-K 
Geograph'ical-ly,  Ji-Gt- 

F-K1 

Geography,  Ji-Gr-F 
Geol'oger,  3l-L-3* 
Geologic,  Ji-i-J-K 
Geological,  J^-L-3-Kl 
Geol'ogist,  3l-L-3st     0 
Geol'ogize,  Ji-L-Jz,  3l-L- 

Jzd.  Ji-£-Jz-XG 
Geol'ogy,  Ji-i-j 
Ge'omancy,  J3-Mn-8 
Geoman'tic,  Ji-Mnt-K 
Geoman'tical,  J'-ilnt-K- 

L 

Geom'eter,  JJ-Mtr 
Geom'etral,  J»-M-Tr-Z, 
Geomet'ric,  J-5Itr-K 
Geomet'rical-ly,  J^Mtr- 

El 
Geometri'cian,     js .  M  - 

Trshn 
Geom'etrize,  J1  -  M  -  Trz, 

Ji-M-Trzd,  Ji-M-Trz-XG 
Geom'etry,  Ji-M-Tr 
Geopon'ic,  .P-P-X-K 
Geopon'ical,  J'-P-X-Kl 
Geopon'ics,  .P-P-X-Ks 
Geora'ma,  Jior2-K-M 
Geor'gic,  Jrl-J-K 
Geor'gium-Sidus,  JrJ-J- 

Ms-Da 

Geor'gical,  Jri-  J-K1 
Geos'copy,  .P-S-K-P 
Ge'rah,  J*-R 
Gera'nium,  Jr2-K-M 
Germ,  JrS-ll 
Germain',  Jr2-Mn 
Ger'man,  Jrs-Mn 
German'ic,  Jr'-Mn-K 
German'der,  Ji^-Mndr 
Germane',  Jr*-Mn 
Ger'manism,  J  r*-  Mn-Z-  M 
Ger'mans,  JrS-Mnz 
Ger'men,  Jr2-Mn 
Ger'minal,  Jr2-M-Nl 
Ger'minant,  Jr*-Mn-Xt 
Ger'minate,    Jr«-M-X-T, 

Jr*-M-X-Td,    Jr^-M-N-T- 

KO 
Germina'tion,     3r-  -  M  - 

•Mha 

eroco'mia,  Jr--K-M 
Ger'und,  J--^nd 
3«rund'ive,  J2-ffnd-V 
Gesta'tion,  J«-sT^hn 
Ges'tatory,  J2-sT-T-fi 
Ges'tic,  ja-sT-K 
Gestic'ulate,  J*  -  sT  -  Kit 

J3-sT-Kl-Td,  J3  -  sT  -  Kit  - 

KG 
Gesticulation,     J*  -  sT  - 

Klshn 

Gestic'ulator,  J3-sT-Kltr 
Gestic'ulatory,  J3-sT-Kl- 

1-R 
Ges'ture,    J2  -  sCHr,    J*- 

sCHrd,    J2-sCHr-KG 
Get,  Gt«,  Gt«-NG 


GEW 


111 


Gew'gaw,  G3-G 

Gin'ger,  J3-N-Jr 

Gey'ser,  G-sR1 

Gin'gerbread,  J8-  N  -  Jr- 

Ghast'ful,  Gs-TJ-Fl 

Brd 

Ghast'liness,  Gs^T-Z-Ns 

Gin'gerly,  J3-N-  Jr-Z 

Ghastly,  Gs-Ti-Z,  Gs-T»-Z 
-E,  Gs-Ti-Zst 

Ging'ham,  G3-NG-M 
Gin'gival,  J»-N-J-V1 

Ghat  or  Ghaut,  Gt1 

Gin'gle,  J3-NG-G1 

Gher'kin,  Jrs-Kn 

Gin'seng,  J8-Ns-NG 

Ghib'elline,  G-B»-Zn 

Gip,  J8-P 

Ghost,  Gst* 

Gip'sy,  J3-P-8 

Ghost'liness,  Gs-T2-Z-Ns 

Giraffe',  J'-TJf 

Ghost'ly.  Gs-T«-Z 

Gir'andole,  J3-K-Nd-L 

Ghole,  G-La 

Gir'asole,  J3-fis-L 

Ghoul,  G-L3 

Gir'asol,  J8-Bs-L 

Gi'ant,  «P-Nt 

Gird,  G-.Rd2,  G-^-Dd,  G- 

Gi'antess,  Ji-N-Ts 

TTd^-NG 

Gi'antlike,  Ji-Nt-Z-K 

Gird'er,  G-^-Dr 

Gi'antship,  Ji-Nt-SH-P 

Gird'ing,  G-/ed«-NG 

Giaour,  J'-E 

Gird'le,  G-fid2-L,  G-^d«- 

Gib,  G-B3 
Gib'ber,  G-Br8,  G-Brd3, 

Ld,  G-«d*-L-NG 
Gird'ler,  G-Sd2-Lr 

G-Br^NG 

Girl,  G-Rl* 

Gib'berish,  G-Br8-SH 

Girl'hood,  G-B12-D 

Gib'bet,  J  8  -  Bt,  J8  -  B  -  Td, 

Girl'ish,  G-.R1--SH 

ja-Bt(-) 

Girl'ishness,  G  -  .Rl2  -  SH- 

Gib'bon,  G-Bn8 

Ns  ' 

Gib'-boom,  J-B-B-M 

Girt,  G  -  fit«,  G  -  K2  -  Td,  G- 

Gib'bose,  G-Bs8 

Xt2-NG 

Gibbosity,  G-Bsi-T 

Girth,  G-iP-TH 

Gib'bous,  G-Bs3 

Gist,  Jst3 

Gib'bousness,  G-Bs3-Ns 

Give,  Gv«,  Gv3  -  NG    [G3, 

Gib'-cat,  G-B^-Kt 

G(*)3] 

Gibe,  J'-B,  Ji-Bd,  Ji-B-NG 

Given,  G-Vn3    [G3] 

Gi'ber,  Ji-Br 

Giv'er,  Gv-R3 

Gib'lets,  J3-Blts 

Giz'zard,  G-Zrd» 

Gib'staff,  G-Bs»-Tf 

Gla'brate,  Gl-Brt2 

Gid'dily,  G-V*-L 

Gla'brous,  Gl-Brs2 

Gid'diness,  G-D8-Ns 

Gla'cial,  G1-SH12 

Gid'dy,  G  -  D3,  G  -  Dr3,  G  - 

Gla'ciate,  Gl-SHtz 

Dsta 

Glacia'tion,  Gl-SHshn2 

Gier'-eagle,  J*-E-G1 

Gla'cier,  Gl-sR2  (or-SHr2) 

Gift,  Gft3,  G  -  F3  -  Td,  Oft8  - 

Gla'cious,  Gl-SHs2 

NG 

Gla'cis,  Glss2 

Gift'ed,  G-F»-Td 

Glacis',  Glss8 

Gig,  G3-G 

Glad,  (a.)  Gld1,  Gl-Dr1,  Gl- 

Gigante'an,  JS-Gn-Tn 

Dst1 

Gigan'tic,  Jl-Gnt-K 

Glad,  (».)  Gld1,  Gl-Dd1, 

Gig'gle,  Gs-Gl,  G8-Gld,  G3- 

Gld!-NG 

Gl-NG 

Glad'den,   Gl-Dn1,    Gl- 

Gig'gler,  G-Gl-E8 

Dnd',  Gl-Dn^NG 

Gig'glet,  Gs-Glt 
Gi'got,  J3-Gt 

Glade,  Gld* 
Glad'iate,  Gl-Dt1 

Gild,  G-Ld3,  G-Z8-Dd,  G- 

Glad'iator,  Gld-Tr1 

Zd3-NG 

Gladiato'rial,  Gld-T«-Bl 

Gild'ed,  G-Z8-Dd 

Gladiato'rian,  Gld-T^-^n 

Gild'er,  G-Zdr3 

Glad'iatory,  Gldi-T-JJ 

Gild'ing,  G-Zd3-NG 

Gladi'olus,  Gl-D^Zs 

Gill  [organ  of  respiration 

Glad'ly,  Gld-Zi 

in  fishes],  G-L3 

Glad'ness,  Gld^Ns 

Gill    [fourth    part     of    a 

Glad'some,  Gld>-sU 

pint].  J8-L 
Gil'ly-flower,  J8-Z-F1-R 

Glad'somely,  Gld-sM-Z* 
Glad'someness,  Gld^sM 

Gilt,  G-Lt3 

-Ns 

Gilt'-head,  G-Lt3-Hd 

Glair,  Gl-  Ri,  Gl-  JZd1,  Gl- 

Gim'bal,G-M-Bl3 

R'-NG 

Gim'crack,  J8-M-Kr-K 

Glair'y,  Gl-«» 

Gim'let,  G-M-Zt3 

Glance,    Gins1,     Glnst1, 

Gim'mal,  GS-Ml 

Glns^NG 

Gimp,  G-M-P» 
Gin,  Ju»,  Jnd»,  Jus-NG 

Glanc'ingly,  Glns-NG-L1 
Gland,  Glndi 

GL1 

Gland'ered,  Glnd-Rd» 

Gland'ers,  Glndrz1 
Glandiferous,  Gin  -  D8 

Frs 
Gland'iform,  Glnd-F!-R- 

M 

Gland'ular,  Glnd-Zi-R 
Gland'ule,  Gln-l)i-L 
Gland'ulous,  Gln-Di-Ls 
Glans,  Glnzi 
Glare,  Gl  -  Hi,  Gl  -  RV,  Gl- 

R'-NG 

Glar'eous,  Gl-Ki-S 
Glar'ing,  UI-KI-:NG 
Glar'ingly,  Gl-Ri-XGl 
Glass,  Gls1,  Gist'.  Glsi-XG 
Glass'-blower,  Gls^Bl-it 
Glass'es.  Gls.s1 
Glass'ful,  Gls-Fi-L 
Glass'-i'urnace,  Gls^F-E- 

Ns 

Glass'-house,  GH-sHs 
Glass'iness,  Gl-S'-Ns 
Glass'-like,  GP-sZ-K 
Glass'-man,  GP-sMn 
Glass'-work,  GP-sWr-K 
Glass'wort,  Gl-sWrt1 
Glass'y,  Gl-S1 
Glau'ber's-salt,  Gl-Brzs1- 

Lt 

Glauces'cent,  Glss^-Nt 
Glau'cine,  Gls^N 
Glauco'ma,  G12-K-M 
Glau'cous,  GU-Ks 
Glave,  Glv2 
Glay'more,  Gl2-Mr 
Glaze,  Glz2,  Glzd^, 

NG 

Glaz'er,  Gl-Zr" 
Gla'zier,  Gl-ZHr2 
Glaz'ing,  Glz^-NG 
Gleam,  Gl^-M,  GP-MO. 

G13-M-NG 
Gleam'y,  G1»-M 
Glean,  Glu3,  Glnd3,  Gln»- 

NG 

Glean'er,  Gl3-Nr 
Glean'ing,  Gln3-NG 
Glebe,  Gl-B3 
Gleb'ous,  Gl-Bs3 
Gleb'y,  Gl-B3 
Glede,  Gl-D3 
Glee,  Gl3 
Glee'ful,  G1-F3-L 
Glee'some,  Gl3-sM 
Gleet,  Git3 
Gleet'y,  Gl-T3 
Glen,  Gln2 
Gle'noid,  Gl-N-D3 
Glib,  Gl  -  B3,  Gl  -  Br3,  Gl- 

Bst» 

Glibly,  G1-B3-Z 
Glib'ness,  Gl-B3-Xs 
Glide,  Gld1,  Gl-Dd', 

NG 

Glid'er,  Gl-Dri 
Glim,  G13-M 
Glim'mer,  Gl3-Mr,  G1J 

Mrd.  Gl3-Mr-NG 
Glimpse,  Gl3-Ms 


GLI 


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Glis'ten,  Gls«-N,  Gls«-Nd, 

Glu'tinousness,  Glta-Ns- 

Gls3-N-NG 

Ks 

Glis'ter,  Glstr8,  Gl-sTrds, 

Glut'ton,  Gl  Tn2 

Glstr(-)» 
Glit'ter,     Gltr»,     Gltrd3, 

Glut'tonous,  Gl-T*-Ns 
Glut'tonously,  GH-Ns-L* 

Gltr«-NG 

Glut'tony,  Gl-T2-N 

Gloat,  Glt»,  Gl-Td2,  Glt»- 

Glyc'erine,  Gl-sfin* 

NG 

Glyph,  Gl-F3 

Glo'bate,  Gl-Bt2 

Glyphog'raphy,  Gl-F1- 

Glo'bated,  Gl-B»-Td 

Gr-F 

Globe,  Gl-B2 

Glyp'tic,  Gl-Pts-K 

Globe'-flsh,  Gl-BZ-F-Sff 

Glyp'tics,  Gl-Pts-Ks 

Globose',  Gl-Bs2 

Glyptog'raphy,  Gl  -  Pt1  - 

Globos'ity,  Gl-Bs1-! 

Gr-F 

Glo'bous,  Gl-Bs2 

Gnar,  N-Ei 

Glob'ular,  Gl-B^-L-E 

Gnarl,  N-JKli,  N-Bldi,  N- 

Glob'ule,  Gl-Bi-L 

fil'-NG 

Glob'ulous,  Gl-Bi-is 

Gnarled,  N-Kld1 

Glome,  G12-M 

Gnarl'y,  N-7J11 

Glom'erate,  GU-Mrt,  Gl- 

Gnash,  N-SHS  N-SHti,  N- 

Mr-Td1,  Gli-Mrt(-) 

SH^-NG 

Glomera'tion,  Gl^Mrshn 

Gnat,  Kti 

Gloom,  G13-M.  Gl3-Md, 

Gnaw,  N1,  N-D1  (or  Nd1), 

Gia-M-NG 

N'-NG 

Gloom'ily,  Gl-M-£s 

Gnaw'er,  N-Ei 

Gloomi'ness,  Gl3-M-Ns 

Gneiss,  Nsi 

Gloom'y,  G13-M.  G1-M-E» 

Gneis'soid,  Ns-D1 

(or  Gl3-Mr),  Gl»-Mst 

Gnome,  N2-M 

Glorifica'tion,  Gl  -  R*  -  F- 

Gno'mic,  N2-M-K 

Eshn 

Gno'mon,  N2-Mn 

Glo'rify,  G1-R2-F,  G1-.K2- 

Gnomon'ics,  N'-Mn-Ks 

Fd.  G1-.R2-F-NG 

Gnos'tiCj  Ks-Ti-K 

Glo'rious,  Gl-fis2 

Gnos'ticism,  Ns-TJ-szM 

Glo'riously,  Gl-R*-sL 

Gnu,  N3.    See  New. 

Glo'ry,  Gl-^2,  Gl-^d2,  Gl- 

Go,  G1,  G1-NG.  Written  in 

fi2-NG 

first  position  to   distin- 

Gloss, Gls1,  Gist1.  Glsi-NG 

guish  it.  in  rapid  or  care- 

Glossa'rial, Gl-sR^-i, 

less    writing,    from     K2 

Gloss'arist,  Gl-sfist1 

come. 

Gloss'ary,  GI-S.RI 

Goad,  G-D2,  G-Dd2,  Gd2- 

Gloss'er,  Gl-sK1 

NG 

Gloss'iness,  Gl-S'-Ns 

Goal,  G-L2 

Glossog'rapher,  Gl-sGr- 

Goat,  Gt« 

Fr^ 

Goatee',  G-T3 

Glossog'raphy.Gl-sGr-F1 

Goat'-herd,  Gt^-Hrd 

Glossol'ogist,  Gl-sii-Jst 

Goat'ish,  Gt-SH2 

Glossol'ogy,  Gl-sZ.1-  J 

Goat'skin,  Gts^-Kn 

Gloss'y,  Gl-Si 
Glot'tis,  Gl-Ts1 

Goat'-sucker,  Gt2-sKr 
Gob,  G-fii 

Glottol'ogy,  Glt-ii-J 

Gobble,  G-Bli,  G-Bldi,  G- 

Glove,  Glv2,  Glvd2,  Glv«- 

Bl^-XG1 

NG 

Gob'bler,  G-BP-E 

Glov'er,  Gl-Vr2 

Go'-between,  Gi-B-Twn 

Glow,  Gl2.  Gld2,  G12-NG 

Gob'let,  G-&-Lt 

Glow'-worm,  Gl2-Wr-M 

Gob'lin,  G-Bl-Ln 

Gloze,  Glz2,   Glzd2,  Glz2- 

Go'by,  G-B2 

NG 

Go'-by,  Gi-B 

Glo'zer,  Gl-Zr2 

Go'-cart,  G^Krf 

Glue,  Gl3,  Glds  G1&-NG 

God,  Gd1.     See  Guide. 

Glu'ey,  Gl» 

God'child,  Gd-CHld1 

Glum,  G12-M 

God'children,  Gd  -  CHI1  - 

Glume,  G13-M 

Drn     [-CH1J 

Glut,  Git2,  Gl«-Td,    Glt2- 

God'daughter,  Gd-Dtr1 

NG 

God'dess,  G-Ds1 

Glu'ten,  Gl-Tn3 

God'father,  Gd-Fdhr1 

Glu'tinate,  Glt^-Nt,  Glt-N 

God'head,  Gd^Hd 

-Td3.  Glta-Nt-NG 

God'less,  Gd-is1 

Glutina'tion,  Glt^-Nshn     God'lessness,  Gd-Ls'-Ns 

Glu'tinative,  Glt-Nt-V* 

God'like,  Gd-L*-K 

Glu'tinous,  Glt3-Ns 

God'liness,  Gd-ii-Ns 

GOO 

God'ly,  Gd-ii 
God'mother,  Gdi-Mdhr 
God'send,  Gdsi-Nd 
God'ship,  Gd-SHi-P 
God'son,  Gdsi-N 
God'speed,  Gds-Pdi 
God'ward,  Gd-Wrd» 
God'wit,  Gd-wTi 
Go'er,  G-K2 
Goes,  Gz> 
Goffer,  G-Fri,  G-Frd1,  G- 

Fr!-NG 
Gog'gle,  Gi-Gl,  Gi-Gld, 

Gi-Gl-NG 

Gog'gle-eyed,  G>-Gl-i-D ' 
Go'ing,  G[-NG 
Goi'ter  or  Goi'tre,  Gtr1 
Gold,  Gld2 

Gold'-beater,  Gld»-Btr 
Gold'-dust,  Gld2-Dst 
Gold'en,  Gld2-N 
Gold'flnch,  Gld-F2-K-CH 
Gold'-finder,  Gld^-Fndr 
Gold'-flsh,  GW-F-SU 
Gold'-leai;  Gld«-L-F 
Gold'smith,  Gld-sM-TH2 
Gold'-stick,  Gldss-T-K 
Gold'-thread,  Gld«-THrd 
Golf,  G-i>-F 
Goloe'-shoe,  G-Z^-SH 
Golosh',  G-^i-SH 
Gon'dola,  Gn-D'-L 
Gondolier',  Gn-D»-Z,-E 
Gone,  Gni 

Gon'falon,  Gn-Fi-in 
Gon'fanon,  Gn-F^Nn 
Gong,  Gi-NG 
Goniom'eter,  G'-N-Mtr 
Goniomet'ric,  G-N-M- 

Tr2-K 
Goniomet'rical,  G-N-M- 

Tr2-Kl 

Goniom'etry)  G-N-M-Tr1 
Gonorrhe'a,  Gn-W 
Good,  Gd3 
Good'-breeding,      Gd^  - 

BrdC) 
Good-by'  or  Good-bye', 

Gds-B 

Good-day'^  Gd^-D 
Good-Fri'day,  Gd 
Good-hu'mored,  Gd^-H- 

Mrd  orGd^-Y-Mrd 
Good'liness,  Gd-i«-Ns 
Good'ly,  Gd-L*,  Gd-£3-E, 

Gd-/,st3 

Good'man,  Gd^-Mn 
Good'-nature,  Gd'-Ntr 
Good'-natured,  Gd3-Ntr- 

D 

Good'ness,  Gd3-Ns 
Good-tem'pered,  Gds-T- 

M-Prd 

Good-will',  Gd3-Wl 
Goods,  Gdzs 
Good'y,  G-D3 
Goos'ander,  Gs'-Ndr 
Goose,  Gs» 
Goose'berry, 
Goose'-flesh, 


GOO 


Goose'-quill, 
Go'pher,  G-Fr2 
Gor'-cock,  G-R^K-K 
Gor'dian,  Q-Ri-Dn 
Gore,  G-R2,  G-fld2,  G-R2- 

NG 

Gorge,  G-Rl-J 
Gor'geous.  Gr-Js1 
Gor'geously,  Gr-J>-sZ, 
Gor'geousness,  Gr-Js1-Ns 
Gor'get,  Gr-Jti 
Gor'gon,  GrJ-Gn 
Gorgo'nian,  Gr2-G-Nn-N 
Goril'la,  G-R»-L.      See 

Guerrilla. 

Gor'mand,  Gr^Mnd 
Gor'mander,  Gr^Mndr 
Gor'mandize,  Gr  -  M  -  N  - 

Dzi 
Gor'mandizer,  Gr-M-N- 

Di-Zr 

Gorse,  G-Rs1 
Gory,  G-R* 
Gos'hawk,  G*-sH-K 
Gos'ling,  G-zLi-NG 
Gos'pel,  Gs-Pli 
Gos'peler,  Gs-PP-E 
Gos'samer,  Gi-sMr 
Gos'samery,  G-sM-fii 
Gos'sip,  Gs-Pi,  Gs-Pt1,  Gs- 

Pi-NG 
Got.  Gti 
Goth,  G-THi 
Go'thamite,  G-TH«-Mt 
Goth'ic.  G-TH>-K 
Goth'icism,  G-THi-Sz-M 
Goth'icise,  G-TH'-Sz,  G- 

THi-Szd,  G-THi-Sz-NG 
Got'ten,  G-Tni 
Gouge,  G-Ji,  G-  Jd»,  G-Ji- 

NG 

Gourd,  G-.Rd» 
Gour'mand,  GrS-Mnd 
Gout,  Gti 
Gout  [goo],  GS 
Gout'iness,  G-Ti-Ns 
Gout'y,  G-T1 
Gov'ern,    Gv  -  fin*,    Gv  - 


Gvd«.  Gv(-)2 
Gov'ernable,  Gv-JJnS-B-L 

[Gv2  B] 

Gov'ernance,  Gv-/Jn2-Ns 
Gov'ernante,  Gv-K2  Nnt 
Gov'erness,  Gv-B«-Ns 
Gov'ernment,  Gv  -  .to2  - 

Mnt     [Gv2-Mnt] 
Governmental,  Gv-Rn*- 

M-N-T-i    [Gv2lMnt] 
Gov'ernor,  Gv-.Rn2-R  [G- 

V2] 

Gov'ernorship,  Gv-fin2- 
R-SH-P  [G-V2SSH] 

Gowk,  G>-K 

Gown,  Gn' 

Gown'man,  Gn1-Mn 

Gowns'man,  Gnz!-Mn 

Gowt,  Gti 

Grab,  Gr-  Bi,  Gr-  Bd»,  Gr- 
Bi-NG 


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Grab'ble,  Gr-Bl1 
Grace,  Grs2,  Grst2,   Grs2- 

NG 

Grace'-oup,  Grs2-K-P 
Grace'ful,  Grs-F2-L 
Grace'fully,  Grs-F2-£ 
Grace'fulness,  Grs-F2-L- 

Ns    [Grs2  i  Fs] 
Grace'less,  Gr-sisa 
Grace'lessly,  Gr-sLs2 
Grace'lessness,  Gr-sis2- 

Ns 

Gra'ces,  Grsz2 
Gra'cious,  Gr-SHs2 
Gra'ciously,  Gr-SHs2- Z. 
Gra'ciousness,  Gr-SHs2- 

Ns 
Grack'le  or  Grakle,  Gr1 

-Kl 
Grada'tion,     Gr  -  Dshn2. 

See  Graduation. 
Grada'tional,  Gr  -  Dshn2- 

L 

Grad'atory,  Grd-Ti-ft 
Grade,  Grd2,  Gr-Dd2,  Grd2 

-NG 

Gra'dient,  Gr-D«-N-T 
Grad'ual,  Gr-J>-L 
Grad'ually,  Gr-J1-/, 
Grad'uate,  Gr-Jt",  Gr-J1- 

Td.  Gr-Jti-NG 
Gradua'tion,    Gr  -  Jshn2 

See  Gradation. 
Grad'uator,  Gr-Jtr1 
Gra'dus,  Gr-Ds2 
Graff,  Grf » 
Graft,  Grft1,   Gr-Fi-Td, 

Grfli-NG 
Graft'er,  Gr-Ftr> 
Grail,  Gr-L2 
Grain,  Grn2,  Grnd2,  Grn2- 

NG 

Grained,  Grnd2 
Grain'er,  Gr2-  Nr 
Grallato'rial,  Gr-i2-T-Bl 
Gral'latory,  GTI-L-T-R 
Gral'lic,  Gr-H-K 
Gram,  Gri-M 
Gramer'cy,  Gr-Mr-S2 
Gramina'ceous,  Gr-M-N- 

SHs2 

Gramin'eal,  Gr-M-N-L3 
Gramin'eous,  Gr»-M-Ns 
Graminiv'orous,  Gr-Mn- 


Gram'malogue, 

G 

Gram'mar,  Gr'-Mr 
Gramma'rian,  Gr-M-Kn2 
Gram'mar-School,  Gr1- 

Mr-sK-L 

Grammat'ic,  Gr'-Mt-K 
Grammat'ical-ly,     Gr1  - 

Mt-Kl 
Grammat'icize,  Gr  -  M  - 

Tsz',  Gr-M-Tsz'-D,  Gr-M- 

Tsz>-NG 

Gramme,  GrJ-M 
Gram'pus,  Gr-M-Ps1 
Gran'ary,  Grn-fi' 


GRA 

Grand,     Grud1,      Grndr1. 
I     Grnd-St" 

Gran'dam,  Gru-D'-M 
^rand'child,    Grnd-CH1. 
I     Ld     [Grnd-CHd1] 

Grand'children,    Grnd. 
CH'-i-Drn   [Grud-CHi] 

Grand'daughter,    Grnd. 

Grandee',  Grn-D3 
jGrand'eur,  Gru-Jr1 
Grand'father,        Grnd 

Fdhri 
Grandil'oquence,    Grn- 

Grandil'oquent,  Gra-D3- 

£-Kwnt 
Grandil'oquos,  Gru-D3-/; 

-Kws 

i  Grand'ipse,  Grn-Ds1 
Grand'-juror,  Grndi-J-K- 

K 

Grand'-jury,  Grnd'-J-.R 
Grand'ly,  Grnd-/,1 
Grand'mother,     Grnd1- 

Mdhr 
Grand'-seignor,  Grnds1' 

N-R 

Grand'sire,  Grnds-Ri 
Grand'son,  Gruds'-N 
Grange,  Gr-N-J2 
Grang'er,  Gr-N-Jr2 
Gran'ite,  Gr>-Nt 
Granit'ic,  Gr^-Nt-K 
Granit'ical,  GrS-Nt-Kl 
Granit'iform,    Gr-Kt-F3- 

R  -M 

Gran'itine,  Gr-N-Tn1 
Graniv'orous,  Gr  -  N  -  V3- 

A's 

Gran'nam,  Gr'-N-JI 
Gran'ny,  Gr^N 
Grant,    Grut1,    Gru  -  Td1, 

Grant'able,  Grut-Bi-L 
Grantee',  Grn-T3 
Grant'er,  Gmtr1 
Gran'ular,  Grn-Z^-E 
Gran'ulary,  Gm-H-R 
Gran'ularly,  Giu-Li-'R-L 
Gran'ulate,  Grn-Lt',  Grn- 

Z,i-Td,  Grn-Lti-NG 
Gran'ulated,  Grn-iJ-Td 
Granula'tioii,  Grn-/,shn2 
Gran'ule,  Gr-N-L1 
Gran'ulous,  Gru-A.s1 
Grape,  Gr-Pa 
Grap'ery,  Gr-Pr2 
Grape'-shot,  Gr  P^-SIf-l 
Grape'-stone,  Gr-P2-sTn 
Grape'-vine,  Gr-P--Vn 
Graph'ic,  Grfi-K 
Graph'ical-ly,  Gr-F!-Kl 
Graph'ite,  Gr-Ft1 
Grap'line,  Gr-P1  Ln 
Grap'nel,  Gr-P^Nl 
Grap'ple,  Gr-PP,  Gr-Pld1, 

Gr-Pl'-NG 
Grap'pling-irons,  Gr-PU 

-NG-l-Rnz 


GRA 

Grasp,  Grs-P1,  Grs-Pt1, 

Grs-pi-NG 
Orasp'er,  Gr-sPr1 
Grass,  Grs1 

Grass'-  cloth,  Grsi-Kl-TH 
Grass'hopper,  Gr-sH-Pr1 
Grass'iness,  Gr-S!-Ns 
Grassland,  Gr-sind' 
Grass'-plot,  Grs1- Pit 
Grass'y,  Gr-81 
Grate,  Grt2,  Gr-Td2,  Grt2- 

NG 

Grate'ful-ly,  Grt-Fl2 
Grate'fulness,  Grt-Fl2- Ns 
Grat'er,  Grtr* 
Gratiflca'tion,    Grt-F2- 

Kshn 

Grat'ifier,  Grt-Fi-R 
Gratify,  Grt-F1,  Grt-Fdi, 

Grt-Fi-NG 
Grat'ing,  Grt2-NG 
Grat'ingly,  Grt2-NGl 
Gra'tis,  Gr-Ts2 
Grat'itude,  Grt-Td1 
Gratuitous,  Grt-Ts3 
Gratuitously,  Grt-T8-s^ 
Gratu'ity,  Grt-T3 
Grat'ulate,  Grt-itf,  Grt- 

i>-Td,  Grt-it>-NG 
Gratula'tion,  Grt-£shn2 
Grat'ulatory,  Grt-Ltl-R 
Grava'men,  Gr-V2-Mn 
Grave,  (a.)  Grv",  Gr-Vr2 

Gr-Vst2 
Grave,  (u.)  Grv*    Grvd2, 

Grv«-NG 
Grave'-clotlies,  Gr  -  V*  - 

Kl-DHz 
Grav'el,  Gr-VU,  Gr-Vld', 

Gr-Vl».NG 
Grav'elly,  Gr-Vli 
Gravely,  Grv-/,2 
Gra'ven,  Gr-Vn8 
Grave'ness,  Grv*-Ns 
Grav'er,  Gr-Vr« 
Grave'-stone,  Gr-V^-sTn 
Grave'-yard,  Gr-V-Yrd 
Grav'id,  Gr-Vdi 
Gravim'iter,  Gr-V^-Mtr 
Grav'ing,  Grv«-NG 
Grav'ing-dock,  Grv^-NG 

•D-K 
Grav'itate,  Gr-V^-Tt,  Gr- 

Vfi-Td.  Gr-Vi-Tt(-) 
Gravita'tion,  Gr-V»-Tshn 
Grav'ity,  Gr-Vi-T 
Gra'vy,  Gr-V* 
Gray,  Gr«.  Qr-R*,  Grsts 
Gray'-beard,  Gr^-Brd 
Gray'-haired,  Gr^-Hrd 
Gray'-headed,  Gr^-H-Dd 
Gray'hound,  Gr«-Hnd 
Gray'ish,  Gr-SH2 
Grayling,  Gr-£s-NG 
Gray'ness,  Gr2-Ns 
Gray'wacke,  Gr-W^-K 
Graze,  Urz«,  Grzd2,  Grz«- 

NG 

Draz'er,  Gr-Zr« 
Ora'zier,  Gr-ZHi 


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Grazing,  Grz=-NG 
Grease,  (n.)  Grs3 
Grease,  («.)  Grz»,  Grzd3. 

Grz3-NG 

Greasily,  Gr-Zl3 
Greaslness,  Gr-Z3-Ns 
Greas'y,  Gr  -  Z3,  Gr  -  Zr3, 

Gr-Zst3 

Great,  Grt2,  Grtr",  Grtst2 
Greatly,  Grt-i2 
Great'ness,  Grt«-Ns 
Greave,  Grv-s 
Greaves,  Grvz» 
Grebe,  Gr-B^ 
Gre'cian,  Grshn3 
Gre'cism,  Gr-Sz3-M 
Gre'cize,  Gr-Sz3,  Gr-8zd3, 

Gr-Sz»-NG 
Greed,  Grd3 
Greedily,  Gr-D3-X, 
Greediness,  Gr-D3-Ns 
Greed'y,  Gr  -  D3,  Gr  -  Dr3, 

Gr-Dst« 
Greek,  Gr3-K 
Greek'-fire,  Gr3-K-F-R 
Green,  (a.)  Grn3,  Gi^-Nr, 

Gr'-Nst 
Green,  (v.)  Grn3,  Grnd3, 

Grn3-NG 

GreenlDack,  Grn-B3-K 
Green'-cloth,   Grn3 -KI- 
TH 

Green'-eyed,  Grn»-D 
Green'finch,  Gru  -  F3  -  N- 

CH 

Green'-gage,  Grn3-G-J 
Green'-hand,  Grns-Hnd 
Green'horn,  Grn-H-jRn3 
Green'house,  Grn3-Hs 
Greening,  Grn3-NG 
Greenish,  Grn-SH3 
Greenlshness,  Gm-SH3- 

Ns 

Greenly,  Gr^Nl 
Green'ness,  Grn3-Ns 
Green'-room,  Grn3-E-M 
Green'shank,  Grn  -  8H3  - 

NG-K 
Green'-sickness,  Grns3- 

K-Ns 

Green'stone,  Grns-Tn3 
Green'sward,  Grnz  -  W3  - 

Rd 
Green'- vitriol,  Grn3-Vt- 

Kl 

Green'wood,  Grn-Wd3 
Greet,  Grt3,  Gr-Td3,  Grt3- 

NG 

Greet'er,  Grtr8 
Greeting,  Grt3-NG 
Grega'rian, 
Grega'rious,  Gr-G-JKs2 
Grega'riously,  Gr-G-7i*- 

sL 
Grega'riousness,  Gr-G- 

*•*-»• 

Grego'rian,  Gr-G-fin* 
Greg'ory,  Grs-G'r 
Grenade',  Gr=-Nd 
Grenadier',  Gr-N-Dr« 


GRO 

Gren'adine,  Gr-K-Dn* 
Grena'do,  Gr-N-B> 
Grew,  Gr» 
Grey,  Gr« 

Grey 'hound,  Gr^-Hnd 
Grid'dle,  Gr-Dl3 
Gridiron,  GrdM-Bn 
Grief,  Grf » 
Griev'ance,  Gr-Vns3 
Grieve,  Grv«  Grvd8,  Grv» 

I\G 

f>riev'ous,  Gr-Vs3 
Griev'ously,  Gr-Vs3-L 
Griev'ousness,  Gr  -  V8=- 

Ns 

Griffin,  Gr-Fn3 
Griffon,  Gr-Fn» 
Grig,  Gra-G 
Grill,  Gr-L3,  Gr-Ld3,  Gr- 

L^-NG 

Grillade',  Gr-L2-D 
Grim,  GrS-M,  Gr«-Mr,  Gj* 

Mst 

Grimace',  Gr«-Ms 
Grimal'kin,  Gri-Ml-Kn 
Grime,  Gr'-M 
Grimly,  Gr-M-Z3 
Grim'ness,  GrS-M-Ns 
Grim'y,  Gri-M,  Gr-M-Ki, 

Gr>-Mst 
Grin,  Grn3,  Grnd3,  Grn3- 

NG 

Grind,  Grndi,  Grud^-NG 
Grind'er,  Grndri 
Grind'ery,  Grn-Di-/e 
Grind'stone,  Grnds-Tn' 
Grin'ner,  Gr3-Nr 
Grip,  Gr-P3,  Gr-Pt3,  Gr-P»- 

NG 
Gripe,  Gr-P1,  Gr-Pt»,  Gr- 

pi-NG 

Grip'er,  Gr-Pr1 
Grippe,  Gr-P3 
Grisette,  Grz-T* 
Gris'liness,  Gr- 
Grisly,  Gr-Zl3 
Gri'son,  Grsi-N 
Grist,  Grst3 
Gris'tle,  Grs-L3 
Gristly,  Gr-sZ,3 
Grist'-mill,  Gr-sM3-X 
Grit,  Grt3,  Gr  -  Td3,  Grtf 

NG 

Grit'stone,  Grts-Tn3 
Grit'tiness,  Gr-T3-Ns 
Grit'ty,  Gr-T3 
Griz'zle,  Gr-Zis 
Griz'zled,  Gr  Zlds 
Griz'zly,  Gr-Zl^ 
Groan,  Grn2,  Grnd2,  Grn» 

NG 

Groan'er,  Gr2-Nr 
Groat,  Grti 
Groats,  Grts1 
Gro'cer,  Gr-sR2 
Gro'cery,  Gi-sR3 
Grog,  Gr'-G 
Grog'gery,  Gr'-Gr 
Grog'giness,  Gr^Q-Ns 
Grog'gy, 


GRO 


115 


Orog'ram,  Gri-Gr-M 

Growth,  Gr-THS 

Grog'ran,  Gr-G-fini 

Grub,  Gr-B2,  Gr-Bd2,  Gr- 

Grog'-shop,  Gri-G-SH-P 
Groin,  Grn1 

B2-NG 
Grubber,  Gr-Br* 

Groined,  Grndi 

Grub'-street,  Gr-B2-sTrt 

Groin  'er,  Gr^Nr 

Grudge,  Gr-J!,  Gr-Jd2,  Gr 

Grom'met,  GrLMt 

-J2-NG 

Groom,  Gr«-M,  Gr»-Md, 

Grudg'er,  Gr-Jr2 

GrS-M-NG 
Grooms'man,  Gr*-Mz-Mn 

Grudgingly,  Gr-J2-NGl 
Gru'el,  Gr-L" 

Groove,      Grv^,      Grvd", 
Grv8-NG 

Gruff,  GrP,  Gr-Fr«,  Gr-Fst2 
Gruffly,  Gr-Fl2 

Grope,  Gr-pa,  Gr-Pta,  Gr- 

GrufTness,  Grf^-Ns 

P2-NG 

Grum,  Gr2-M 

Orop'ingly,  Gr-P2-NGl 

Grum'ble,  Gr-M-Bl2.  Gr- 

Gross,  Grs2,  Gr-sB2   Grss- 

rpj 

M-Bld2,  Gr-M-Bl2-NG 
Grum'bler,  Gr-M-Bl^K 

Gross'beak,  Gre-B2-K 

Grume,  Gr3-M 

Grossly,  G-r-sZ2 

Grumly,  Gr-M-i2 

Gross'ness,  Grs2-Ns 

Gru'mous,  Gr8-Ms 

Gross'-weigb-t,  Gi^-sWt 

Grunt,    Grnt2,    Grn-Td2, 

Grot,  Grti 

Grnt2-NG 

Grotesque',  Gr-T2-sK 
Grotesquely,  Gr-Ts2-Kl 
Grotesque'ness,  Gr-T2- 

Grunt'er,  Grntr2 
Grunt'ingly,  Grnt-NG-L* 
Gruntling,  Grnt-Z2-NG 

sK-Ns 

Gryph'on,  Gr-Fn3 

Grot'to,  Gr-T1 

Gualacum,  Gw2-K-M 

Ground,  Grnd1,  Grn-Ddi, 

Gua'no,  Gw>-N 

Grnd!-NG 

Guarantee',  G-flS-N-T,  G- 

Ground'age,  Grnd-J1 

fi3-N-Td,  G-K3-N-T-NG 

Ground'-ash,  Grndi-SH 

Guarantor,  G-JJntri 

Ground'-bait,  Grndi-Bt 

Guar'anty,  G-fi^N-T,  G- 

Ground'floor,  GrndiiFl2 

tfi-N-Td,  G'/et-N-T-NG 

-K 

Guard,  Grdi,  Gr-Ddi,  Grdi 

Ground'-hog,  Gmdi-H-G 

-NG 

Groundless,  Grnd^-Zs 

Guard'able,  Grd^Bl 

Groundlessly,  Grnd-Zs1 

Guard'ant,  Gr-Dnt1 

•L 

Guard'edly,  Gr-Dd1-^ 

Groundlessness,  Grnd- 

Guard'edness,  Gr-Ddi-Ns 

Zsi-Ns 

Guard'er,  Gr-Dr! 

Groundling,  Grnd-ii- 

Guardian,  Gr-Dn1 

NG 
Ground'-nut,  Grnd»-Nt 
Ground'-plan,      Grnd1  : 

Guardianship,  Gr-Dn1  - 
SH-P    [:SH] 
Guard'-ship,  Grd1-SH-P 

Plni 

Gua'va,  Gw-V1 

Ground'-plate,     Grnd1  i 

Gubernato'rial,  G-Br«-N- 

Pit2 

T-fil 

Ground'-plot,  GrndMPH1 

Gud'geon,  G-  Jn* 

Ground'-rent,  Grndi-fint 

Guelser,  G-Br» 

Ground'sel,  Gr-Nds-L1 

Gue'bre,  G-Br3 

Ground'sill,  Gr-Nds-L1 

Guelf,  Gw-£2-F 

Ground'swell,  Grnds-W1 

Guelph,  Gw-L«-F 

-L 

Guer'don,  Gr-Dn2 

Oround'work,  Grnd-Wr1 

Guerrilla,  G  -  Rl*.       See 

-K 

Gorilld. 

Group,  Or-P»,  Gr-Pts,  Gr- 

Guess,  Gs*.  Gst2,  Gs2-NG 

P«-NG 

Guess'er,  G-sR2 

Grouse,  Grs* 

Guess'-work,  G2-6Wr-K 

Grout,  Grt1,  Gr-Tdi,  Grt1- 

Guest,  Gst2 

NG 

Guffaw'  G-F1 

Grove,  Grv» 

Guid'able,  G-D»-B1 

Grov'el,  Gr-Vl1,  Gr-Vldi, 

Guid'age,  G-Di-J 

Gr-VP-NG 

Guid'ance,  G-Dns1 

Grov'eler,  Gr-VU-K 

Guide,  G-D1  (See  God.),  G- 

Grow,  Gr».  Gr«-NG 

Dd1.  G-D!-NG 

Grow'er,  Gr-B« 

Guide'-post,  G-DJ-Pst 

Growl,  Gr-Li,  Gr-Ld1,  Gr- 

Guid'er,  G-Dr1 

Li-NG 

Gui'don,  G-Dn^ 

Growl'er,  Gr-Li-E 

Guild,  G-Ld3 

&rown,  Grn2 

Guild'hall,  G-Ld«-Hl 

GUN 

Guile,  G-L1 
Guile'ful,  G 
Guileless,  G-Li- 
Guile'lessness, 

Ns     [or  iXs] 
Guillemot,  G-L3-Mt 
Guillotine,  G-£3-Tn,  G- 

Z»-Tnd,    G-3-- 
Guilt,  G-Lt" 
Guilt'ily, 

Guilt'iness,  G-it3-Ns 
Guilt'less,  G-/.t3-/,s 
Guiltlessly,  G-it^-Ls-Z  ! 
Guiltlessness,  Gr-L&-Ls= 

Ns 
Guilt'y,  G-iS-T,  G-£3-Tr> 


Guin'ea,  G^-N 
Guin'ea-dropper,  G^-N- 

Dr-Pr 

Guin'ea-fowl,  G3-N-F-L 
Guin'ea-hen,  Ga-N-Hn 
Guin'ea-pig,  G3-N-P-G 
Guise,  Gz1 
Guitar',  G-Tr1 
Gulch,  G-/,2-CH 
Gules,  G-Lz3 
Gulf,  Gl-F2 
Gulf'y,  Gl-F2 
Gull,  G-L2,   G-Ld2,   G-LS- 

NG 

Gul'let,  G-ita 
Gullibil'ity,  G-LS-B1-T 
Gul'lible, 
Gul'ly,  G-Z 

NG 

Gul'ly-hole,  G-Z,2-H1 
Gullos'ity,  G-Lsi-T 
Gulp,  G-L2-P,  G-i^-Pt,  G- 

Z.2-P-NG 
Gum,  G2-M,  G2-Md,  G=-M- 

NG 

Gum'bo,  G-M-BS 
Gum'-boil,  G2-M-B-L 
Gum'-lac,  G'--M-Z,-K 
Guminitverous,  G-M-Frs3 
Gum'miness,  G^-M-Ns 
Gum'mous,  G2-Ms 
Gum'my,  G^-M,  G-M-M 

G2-Mst 

Gump,  G-M-pa 
Gump'tion,  G2-Mshn 
Gurn'-rash,  G«-M-«  SH 
Gum'-resin,  G2-M-^z-N 
Gum'-tree,  Gs-M-Tr 
Gun,  Gn2,  Gnd^  Gn--NG 
Gun'-boat,  Gn2-Bt 
Gun'-cotton,  Gn'-'-Kt-N 
Gun'-deck,  GnS-D-K 
Gun'-metal,  Gn2-Mt-i 
Gun'nel,  Ga-Nl 
Gun'ner,  G^-Nr 
Gun'nery,  Gn2-^ 
Gun'ning,  Gu2-NG 
Gun'ny,  G2-N 
Gun'powder,  Gn-P2-Dr 
Gun'reach,  Gn-.R2-CH 
Gun'-room,  Gn^-R-M 
Gun'-shot,  Gn=  SHt 
Q-UU'-smith,  Gne»-M-TH 


GUN 

Gun'-stick,  Gns2-T-K 
Gun'-stock,  GnsS-T-K 
Gun'ter's  Chain,  Gntrz*- 

CHn 

Gun'-wad,  Gn2-Wd 
Gun'wale,  G«-N1 
Gur'geons,  Gr-JnzS 
Gur'gle,  Gr2-Gl,  Gr«-Gld, 

Gr2-Gl-NG 
Gur'nard,  Gr^-Nrd 
Gur'net,  Gr«-Nt 
Gush,  G-SH«,  G-SHt«,  G- 

SH2-NG 

Gush'ing,  G-8H2-NG 
Gus'set,  GS-TS 
Gust,  Gsts 

Gust'atory,  Qs-1--1-R 
Gus'to,  Gs-T2 
Gust'y,  Gs-T« 
Gut,  Gt2,  G-Td2,  Gtf-NG 
Gut'ta,  G-T2 
Gut'ta-percha,  G-T2-Pr- 

CH 
Gut'ta  Serena,  G-T*-sR- 

N 
Gut'ter,  Gtr2,  Gtrds,  Qtr2- 

NG 

Gut'tle,  G-Tl* 
Gut'  tier,  G-T12-R 
Gut'tural,  G-Tr«-L 
Gut'turally,  G-Tr*-Z 
Gut'turalness,  G-Tr^z- 

Ns 

Guy,  Gi 
Guz'zle,  G-Z12,  G-Zld«  G- 

Z12-NG 

Guz'zler,  G-Zl^-R 
Gybe,  Ji-B,  J>-Bd.  Ji-B-NG 
Gymna'sia,  J2-M-N-Z 
Gymna'siarch,  J2-M-Nz- 

R-K 

Gymna'sium,  J2-M-Nz-M 
Gym'nast,  J3-M-Nst 
Gymnas'tic.J^M-Ns-T-K 
Gymnas'tical-ly,  Jl  -  M- 

Ns-T-Kl 
Gymnas'tics,  Ji-M-Ns-T- 

Ks 
Gymnos'ophist,  Ji-M-Ns 

-Fst 
Gym'nosperm,  J3-M-Ns- 

P-R-M 

Gyn'archy,  J3-Nr-K 
Gyneoc'racy,  Ji-N-Kr-S 
Gyp'seous,  J3-P-Ss 
Gypsog'raphy,  J!-P-sGr- 

F 

Gyp'sine,  J3-Ps-K 
Gyp'sum,  J3-P-sM 
Gyp'sy,  Js-P-S 
Gy'ral,  Ji-«l 
Gy'rate,  Ji-Bt, 


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H. 


Gyra'tion,  J^.Rshn 
Gy'ratory,  J^R-T-B 
Gyre,  J!-R 

Gyr'falcon,  J2-K-F-Kn 
Gyr'omancy,  Jr*-Mn-8 
Gy'roscope,  Jl-R-sK-P 
Gyve,  Jvi,  Jvd1,  Jyi-NG 


H,  the  eighth  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  represents  the 
rough  or  forcible  breath- 
ing heard  at  the  beginning 
of  such  words  as  Aate,  Aeat, 
ftope,  Aave,  ftome,  etc. 

H  is  frequently  silent,  as 
in  Aerb,  Aour,  Aeir,  etc. 

In  Phonography  h  is  usu- 
ally written  with  the  stem 
Hay  ;  but  before  Pee  arid 
Bee,  with  simple  begin- 
ning (that  is,  without  ini- 
tial hooks,  circles  or  loops), 
and  in  the  middle  of  words, 
when  the  outline  can  be 
shortened  or  improved 
thereby,  the  h  is  either 
omitted  or  written  by  a  dot 
placed  before  the  following 
vowel. 

The  compound  Wh  may 
be  considered  as  either  Hw 
or  Wh.  In  Hw,  when  it  is 
necessary  to  express  the  A 
at  all,  it  is  written  by  a 
small  perpendicular  tick  at 
the  commencement  of  the 
Way.  In  Wh  the  dot  sign 
is  used,  following  the  Way 
and  before  the  succeeding 
vowel. 
Ha,  Hal 
Ha'beas  Corpus,  Bs2-Kr- 

Ps 
Hab'erdasher,  H  -  Brd*  - 

SHr 
Hab'erdashery,  H-Brd1- 

SHr 
Haberdine'  or  Hab'er- 

dine,  H-Br^ori-Dn 
Haber'geon,  H-Br=-Jn 
Habil'iment,  H-Bia-Mnt 
Hab'it,   haBt',    haBi-Td, 

haBt(-)1 

Habitabil'ity,  haBt^-Bl-T 
Hab'itable,  haBti-Bl 
Hab'itableness,  haBt'-Bl 

-Ns 

Hab'itancy,  haBi-Tn-S 
Habitant,  haBi-Tnt 
Hab'itat,  haBi-Tt 
Habita'tion,  haB2-Tshn 
Habit'ual,  haBt«-L 
Habit'ually,  haBt»-i 
Habit'ualness,  haBt3-i- 

Ns 
Habit'uate,        haBt^  -  T. 

haBtS-Td.  haBt»-T-NG 
Habitua'tion, 

CHshn 

Hab'itude,  haBi-Td 
Hacien'da, 


HAL 

Hack,  H^K,  Hi-Kt,  Hi-K 

NG 

HackTserry,  H-K-Bi-« 
Hack'le,  Hi-Kl,    Hi-Kid, 

H^Kl-NG 
Hack'ly,  Hi-Kl 
Hack'matack,  H^K-Mt- 

K 
Hack'ney,  Hi-K-N,  H'-K 

Nd,  H!-K-N-NG 
Hack'ney-coach,  Hi-K- 

K-K-CH 

Had,  Hd»    [Di] 
Had'dock,  H-Di-K 
Ha'des,  H-Dz« 
Hadj'i,  H-Ji 
Haft,  H-Fti 
Hag,  H!-G 
Hag'gard,  H^Grd 
Hag'gardly,  H-Grd-i* 
Hag'ges,  Hi-Gs 
Hag'gis,  Hi-Gs 
Hag'gish,  H-G-SHi 
Hag'gle,  Hi  -  Gl,  Hi  -  Gld, 

H'-Gl-XG 

Hag'gler,  H-G1-R1 
Hagiog'rapha,  H-J'-Gr-P 
Hagiog'raphal,  H-Ji-Gr- 

F-L 
Ha  giog'rapher,  H-J!-Gr- 

Fr 

Hagiog'raphy,  H-Ji-Gr-F 
Hagiol'ogy,  H-Ji-Z-J 
Hag'ship,  H-G-SHi-P 
Hague'but,  H-G-Bti 
Hah,  Ha1 
Ha-ha',  Hai-Ha 
Haik,  H2-K 
Hail,  H12,  Hld2,  H12-NG 
Hail'-fellow,  HP-F-Z, 
Hail'stone,  Hls=-Tn 
Hail'y,  H-i^ 
Hair,  Hri 

Hair'-brained,  Hi-i-Ernd 
Hair'-breadth,  Hri  -  Brd- 

TH 

Hair'-brush,  Hr'-Br-SH 
Hair'-cloth,  Hri-Kl-TH 
Hair'-dresser,  Hri-Dr-sB 
Haired,  H-Rl-D 
Hair'iness,  H-^-Ns 
Hair'less,  Hr-Zs1 
Hair'line,  Hr-Zn1 
Hair'-pin,  Hri-Pn 
Hair'-powder,  H^-P-Er 
Hair'-splitting,        Hr1  - 

sPlt(-) 

Hair'-spring,  Hrs'-Pr-NG 
Hair'-stroke,  Hrsi-Tr-K 
Hair'y,  H-AI> 
Hake,  H2-K 
Hal'berd,  HU-Brd 
Halberdier',  Hl-Brd^-R 
Hal'cyon,H-Zsi-N 
Hale,  His,  Hld2,  Hl^-NG 
Half,  H-F1    [Fi] 
Half'-and-Half,  Fni-F 
Half-binding,  Fi-Bnd- 

NG 
Half-blood,  F^-Bld 


HAT. 

Hair-blooded, 
Hair-bred,  Fi-Brd 
Half-breed,  F»-Brd 
Half -brother,  Fi-Brdhr 
Half-cock,  Fi-K-K 
Half-crown,  F^Krn 
Half -hearted,  F^Hr-Td 
Half-mast,  Fi-Mst 
Half -moon, 
Half -note, 
Half -pay,  F1-? 
Half -pence,  F1-Pns 
Half -penny,  F1  -  P  -  N  or 

haP^N  or  haP2-N 
Half -pike,  Fi-P-K 
Half-price,  F^Prs 
Half-seas-over,  F^S-z  Vr 
Half -step,  Fi-sT-P 
Half-way,  F'-W 
Half-witted,  F'-wTd 
Hal'ibut,  H-ZVBt 
Hal'imas,  H-Z^-Ms 
Hall,  HU 

Hallelu'jah,  H1-Z.3-Y 
Hal'Hards,  Hl-Yrdzi 
Halloo',  H-Z,a,  H-ids,  H- 

£3-NG 
Hal'low,  H-Z.1,  H-Z,di,  H- 

Z.1-NG 

Halloween',  H-ZAN 
Hal'lowmas,  H-i'-Ms 
Hallu'cinate,  H-Z,s3-Nt 
Hallucina'tion,  H-is2- 

Nshn 
Ha'lo,  H-Z.S,  H-z,d2,  H-z,2- 

NG 

Ha'loid,  H-Z2-D 
Ha'loscope,  H-Z/s^K-P 
Hals'er,  Hs-IU 
Halt,  Hlt»,  Hl-Tdi,  Hlt(-)i 
Halt'er,  Hltr1,    Hl-Trdi, 

Hltr'-NG 

Halt'ingly,  Hlti-NGl 
Halve,  ha 

NG 

Halves,  h 
Hal'yard, 
Ham,H>-M 
Ham'adryad, 
Ham'ated,  H-M-Td1 
Hames,  H^-Mz 
Hamit'ic,  H^-Mt-K 
Ham'let,  H-M-Z.U 
Ham'mer,  H!-Mr,    Hi- 

Mrd,  Hi-Mr-NG 
Ham'mer-beam,  Hi-Mr- 

B-M 
Ham'mer-cloth,  H'-Mr- 

Kl-TH 

Ham'merer,  H-Mr-K1 
Ham'mer-hard,  Hi  -  Mr- 

Hrd 
Ham'mer-harden,    H1  - 

Mr-Hr-Dn,  H1  -  Mr  -  Hr  - 

Dnd,  HJ-Mr-Hr-Dn-NG 
Ham'mer-head,  H1  -  Mr- 

Hd 

Ham'mock,  H'-M-K 
Hamose',  H»-Ms 
Ha'mous,  H2-Ms 


117 

Ham'per,  H-M-pr»,  H-M- 

Prd»,  H-M-Pri-NG 
Ham'shackle,  Hi-M-SH- 

Kl,  H'-M-SH-Kld,  Hi-M- 

8H-K1-NG 
Ham'ster,  H1-Mstr 
Ham'string,  H  -  M  -  sTri  - 

NG,  H-M-sTri-NGd,  H-M 

-sTrl-NG-NG 
Ham'strung,   H-M-sTr1- 

NG 

Han'aper,  H-N-Pri 
Hand,    Hnd1,     Hn  -  Dd1, 

Hndi-NG 

Hand'-ball,  Hndi-B-L 
Hand'-barrow,  HndJ-B-K 
Hand'-basket,  Hnd1  -  B  - 

sKt 

Hand'-bell,  Hndi-B-L 
Hand'-bill,  Hnd>-B-L 
Hand'-book,  Hndi-B-K 
Hand'-breadth,      Hnd1- 

Brd-TH 
Hand'cuflf,  Hndi-Kf,  Hndi 

-Eft,  Hndi-Kf-NG 
Hand'er,  Hndri 
Hand'ful,  Hndi-F-L 
Hand'-gallop,  Hnd»-G-Z,- 

P 

Hand'icap,  Hn-Di-K-P 
Handicraft,  Hn-D»-Krft 
Handicraftsman,  Hu-D1 

-Krfts-Mn 

Hand'ily,  Hn-D'-i 
Hand'iness,  Hn-D'-Ns 
Hand'iwork,  Hu-D1  -  Wr- 

K 
HandTierchief,  H-NG- 

Kr-CHfi 
Hand'le,  Hnd  -  L\  Hnd  - 

LA\  Hnd-ii-NG 
Hand'ling,  Hnd-Z,i-NG 
Hand'-109m,  Hnd'-i-M 
Hand'maid,  Hnd^Md 
Hand'maiden,  Hnd  -  M  - 

Dni 

Hand'-mill,  Hnd^-M-i 
Hand'-organ,  Hnd^B-Gn 
Hand'-rail,  Hndi-fl-L 
Hand'saw,  Hnd-S1 
Hand'sel,  Hnds-Li 
Hand'some,       Hns1  -  M, 

Hnsi-M-E,  Hns^Mst 
Hand'somely,  Hns-M-L1 
Hand'someness,    Hue1  - 

M-Ns 

Hand'spike,  Hndsi-P-K 
Hand'writing,  Hnd-Ati- 

NG       - 
Hand'y,  Hn-Di,  Hn-DJ-K, 

Hn-Dst» 
Hang,  Hi-NG,  Hi-NG-D  (or 

Hi-NGd),  Hi-NG-NG 
Hang'-bird,  H»-NG-Brd 
Hang'dog,  H-NG-D'-G 
Hang'er,  H»-NGr 
Hang'er-on,  Hi-NGr-N 
Hang'ing,  Hi-NG-NG 
Hang'ing-buttresSt  H1- 

NG-lTG-B-Tra 


HAK 

Hang'man,  H'-NG-Mn 

Hang'-nail,  Hi-NG-N-L 

Hank,  HL-NiJ-K. 

Hank'er,  H'-XG-Kr,  Hi 
NG-Krd,  H1-XGr-Kr-NG 

Hap,  hapi 

Hap'-hazard,  haPi-H-Zrd 

Hap'less,  MPi-Zs 

Hap'ly,  II-Pli.  See  Hap- 
pily and  1'artly. 

Hap'pen,  haPn1,  haPnd1, 
haPn'-NG 

Hap'pily,  haP1-/, 

Hap'piness,  lialn-Ns 

Hap'py,  haP1,  liaP1-R, 
haPsti 

Harangue',  H-JJ'-XG,  H- 

Harang'uer,  H-tfi-NGr 
Har'ass,  H-Ti.s1,  H-/e.sti,  H- 

Har'asser,  H-ffsi-7J 
Har'binger,  H-A^-B-N-Jr 
Har'bor,  Hr-Br1,  Hr-Brdi, 

Har'borer,  Hr-Br^-R 
Har'borless,  Hr-Bri-Zs 
Har'bor-master,  Hr-Br1- 

Mstr 
Hard,  Hrdi.    Hrdr',    Hr- 

Dsti    (orHrdst1) 
Hard'en,   Hr-Dn1,     Hr- 

Dnd1,  Hr-DiP-XG 
Hard'ener,  HrdJ-Nr 
Hard'-favored,  Hrd1  -  F- 

Vrd 
Hard'-featured,  Hrdi-F- 

CHrd 

Hard'-flsted,  Hrd'-Fs-Td 
Hard'-fought,  Hrd'-Ft 
Hard'hack,  Hrdi-H-K 
Hard' -handed,  Hrd^-Hn- 

Dd 
Hard'-hearted,  Hrdi-Hr- 

Td 
Hard'-heartedness, 

Hrdt-Hr-Td-Xs 
Hard'ihood,  Hr-D^-Hd 
Hard'ily,  Hr-D1-^.     See 

Hardly. 

Hard'iness,  Hr-Di-Ns 
Hard'ish,  Hrd-S//1 
Hard'ly,    Hrd-Z1.         Sea 

Hardily. 
Hard'-mouthed,  Hrdi-M 

-DHd 

Hard'ness,  Hrdi-Ns 
Hard'ship,  Hrd-SZP-P  [or 

HrdMSH] 

Hard'-tack,  Hrd'-T-K 
Hard'ware,  Hrd-Wr1 
Hard'-visaged,  Hrd^Vz- 

Jd 
Hard'y,  Hr-D1,  Hr-Dr1, 

Hr-Dsti 
Hare,  Hr1 
Hare'bell,  Hr-BU 
Hare'-brained,  Hri-Brnd 
Hare'-hearted,  Hr1  -  Hr  • 

Td 


HAR 


118 


Hare'-hound,  H^-Hnd    I  Harshly,  Hr-SHl* 

Hare'lip,  Hr-i»-P 

Harsh'ness,  Hr-SHi-Ns 

Ha'rem,  Hrt-M 

Harslet,  Hrs-Lti 

Hare'skin.  Hrs'-Kn 

Hart,  Hrti 

Har'icot,  H-fii-K 

Harts'hom,  Hrts-H-^n^ 

Har'ier,  H-Bl-R 

Har'um-scarura,  Hr'-  11- 

Hark,  Hri-K 

sK-K-M 

Har'lequin,  Hr-£l-Kn  or 

Harus'pice,  H-Ks^Ps 

Hr  Z,i-Kwn 

Har'vest,  Hr-VstS  Hr-Vsi 

Harlequinade,  Hr-Z>- 

-Td,  Hr-Vst(-)i 

Kn-D  or  Hr-Z^Kwn-D 

Harvester,  Hr-Vstr1 

Har'lot,  Hr-it» 

Har'vestfly,  Hr-Vsi-T-Fl 

Harlotry,  Hr-iti-R 

Harvest-home,  Hr-Vst1- 

Harm,  Hr^  -  M,  Hr'  -  Md, 

M 

Hri-M-NO 

Har'vest-moon,  Hr-Vst1- 

Harmat'tan,  Hr-M-Tn^ 

Mn 

Harm'ful,  Hr-M-FU 

Har'vest-queen,  Hr-Vs1- 

Harmless,  Hr-M-Ls1 
Harmlessly,  Hr-M-is1-^ 
Harmlessness,  Hr  -  M  - 

Kwn 
Has,  Hz»    [z1] 
Hash,  H-SH1,  H-«Hti  H- 

isi-Ng    pis] 

SH^XG 

Harmo'nia,  Hr^-M-N 

Hash'eesh,  H-SHi-SH 

Harmo'nial,  Hr-M-N-L« 

Hash'ish,  H-SHi-SH 

Harmonic,  Hri-M-N-K 

Hash'meat,  H-SH^Mt 

Harmonica,  Hri-M-N-K 

Haslet,  Hs-iti 

Harmonlcal-ly,  Hri-M- 

Hasp,  Hs-pi,  Hs-Pti,  Hs- 

K-K1 

pi-NG 

Harmon'icon,  Hr>-M-N- 

Has'sock,  Hs^K 

En 

Hast,  Hsti    [sti] 

Harmonics,  Hr^M-N-Ks 
Harmo'nious,  HrS-M-Ns 

Has'tate,  Hs-Tti 
Has'tated,  Hs-Ti-Td 

Harmo'niously,  Hr  -  M  - 

Haste,      Hst«       Hs  -  Td*, 

Ns-L2 

Hst(-)» 

Harmo'neousness,  Hrs- 

Has'ten,  Hs«-N,   Hs«-Nd, 

M-Ns-Ss 

Hs«-N-NG 

Har'monist,  Hr1-lI-Nst 

Has'tener,  Hs-X-E* 

Harmo'niunijHrS-M-N-  M 

Hastily,  Hs-T2-£ 

Har'monize,    Hr»-M-Nz, 

TT»l_Ar.V-7r1      TTi-1  -  TIT  -  V»_ 

Hastiness,  Hs-T*-Ns 

TToa'ti-ncra    TTa-TX-TCn^ 

KG 


Har'monizer,    Hr-M-Nz-     Hs-Tsta 


Hast'y,  Hs  -  T«,  Hs  -  T*  -  R, 


Har'mony, 


Har'ness,  Hri-Ns,  Hr1-  Hat,  Ht» 


Hast'y-pudding,  Hs-T2- 
P-D-NG 


Nst,  Hr»-Xs-XG 
Har'nesser,  Hr-Ns-R1 


Hat'able,  Ht-Bl* 
Hat'-band,  Hti-Bnd 


Harp,  H-fii-P,  H-£i-Pt,  H-  Hat'-box,  Hti-B-Ks 


B'-P-XG 
Harp'er,  Hr-Pr1 


Hat'-brush,  Hti-Br-SH 
Hat'-case,  Ht>-Ks 


Harplng-iron,   H-fli-P-  Hatch,  H-CH',  H-CHti,  H- 


CHi-NG 
Hatch'el,   H-CHli, 

CHldi,  K-CHl»-Is'G 
Hatch'eler,  H-CHU-R 


H- 


NG-I-Rn 

Harplngs,  H-Kl-P-NGz 
Harpist,  H-JZ'-Pst 
Harponeer',  H-X3-P-Kr 
Harpoon',  H-«3-Pn,H-K3;Hatch'er,  H-CHr1 

-Pnd.  H-^-Pn-NG  Hatches,  H-CHzi 

Harpoon'er,  H-B*-P-TXr     Hatch'et,  H-CHt> 
Harp'sichord,  H  •  Rl  -  P-  Hatch'ment,  H-CHi-Mnt 

sKrd  ,  Hatch'  way,  H-CH'-W 

Harpy',  H-ff-P  Hate,  Ht2.  H-Td2.  Ht(-)a 

Har'quebuse,  Hr-Kw-Bsi  Hate'ful-ly, 


Har'ridan,  H-«'-Dn 
Har'rier,  H-Rl-R 
Har'row,  H-K1,  H-fidi,  H- 
«i-N(J 
Har'rower,  "S-Ri-R 
Har'ry,  H-.K1,  H-RA\  H- 
«!-NG 
Harsh,  Hr-SHi,  Hr-SHr1, 
Hr-SHst» 

Hate'fulness,  Ht  .  Fl«  -  Ns 
[Ht2'.Fs] 
Hat'er,  Hti* 
Ha'tred,  H-Trd* 
Hat'ter,  Htr» 
Hau'berk,  H-Bri-K 
Haugh,  Hi 
Haugh'tily,  H-T»-i 
Haueh'tiness,  H-H-Ns 

HEA 

Haugh'ty,  H-TI,  H-Tr\ 

H-Tsti 

Haul,  Hli,  Hldi,  Hli-NG 
Haul'er,  Hl-R1 
Haulm,  H1-!! 
Haunch,  H^N-CH 
Haunt^  Hnt',     Hn-Td», 

Haunt'er,  Hntr* 
Haut'boy,  E-B* 
!  Hauteur',  H-Tr* 
Haut-gout',  H-G» 
Have,  H-Vi    [T»],  and  by 
the  tvhook;  thus, 

To  have,  TvJ 

Can  have,  Kv1 

They  have,  DHv* 

May  have,  Mv* 
Hav'elock,  H-Vl'-K 
Ha'ven,  H-Vn« 
Hav'ersack,  H-Vrs'-K 
Hav'oc,  H  V'-K 
Haw,  H»,  Hdi,  H»-NG 
Haw'finch,  H-F^N-CH 
Haw'-haw,  Hi-H 
Hawk,  HJ-K,  H»-Kt,  H»-K- 

NG 

Hawk'er,  H'-Kr 
Hawk'-eyed,  H'-K-i-D 
Hawse,  Hz1 
Hawse'-hole,  Hzi-Hl 
Haws'er,  Hz-Ri 
Haw'thorne,  H-THi-JZn 
Hay,  H« 

Hay'-cock,  H2  K-K 
Hay'-field,  H^-F-Ld 
Haying,  H--NG 
Hay'-knife,  H^-N-F 
Hay'-loft,  H"-£-Ft 
Hay'mow,  H--M 
Hay'-rick,  H---R-K 
Hay'-stack,  Hs=-T-K 
Hay'ward,  H-Wrd* 
Haz'zard,  H-Zrdi,  H-Zrl 

Dd.H-Zrd'  -N'G 
Hazardous,  H-Ztdi-S 
Hazardously,  H-Zrd-- 

S-L 

Haze,  Hz2,  Hzd2.  Hz«-NG 
Ha'zel-ly,  H-Z12 
Ha'zel-nut,  H-Zl«-Nt 
Ha'ziness,  H-Z^-Ns 
Ha'zy,  H-Z2 

He,  H-.  Written  In  the 
second  position  to  distin- 
guish it  from  who  when 
unvocalized. 

Head,  Hd*.  H-Dd2,  HA(-f 
Head'ache,  Hd^-K 
Head'-band,  Hd2-Bnd 
Head'-cheese,  Hd2-CHz 
Head'-dress,  Hd^-Drs 
Head'er,  Hdr5 
Head'-gear,  Hd2-G-B 
Headlness,  H-D2-Ns 
Heading,  Hd(-)* 
Head'la,nd,  Hd-ind» 
Headless,  Hd-/,s' 
Head'-light,  Hd-Lt» 
Headlong,  Hd-L»-NQ 


HEA 

Head'-man,  Hd^-Mn 
Head'-piece,  Hd2-Ps 
Head'-quarters,  Hd*-Kw- 

Rtrz    [HdZ-Kwtrz] 
Head'-sea,  Hd2-S 
Head'ship,      Hd-  SH*  -  P 

[Hd2!SH] 

Heads'man,  Hdz^-Mn 
Head '-master,  Hd2-Mstr 
Head'spring,  Hds-Pr2-NG 
Head'stall,  Hds-T«-L 
Head'-stock,  Hds^T-K 
Head'-stone,  Hds^-Tn 
Head'-strong,  Hd«  -  sTr  - 

NG 

Head'way,  Hd^-W 
Head'wind,  Hd2-Wnd 
Head'work,  Hd-Wr*-K 
Head'y,  H-D» 
Heal,  His,  Hlds,  Hls-NG 
Heal'able,  H1-B1» 
Healds,  Hldz« 
Heal'er,  Hl-fi» 
Heal'ing,  H18-NG 
Health-y,  HI  -  TH»     [If  - 

TH] 
Health'ful-ly,  H1-TH*-F1 

[/,2-TH-Fl] 
Health'fulness,  HI  -  TH*- 

Fl-Ns     [£2-TH  SFs] 
Health'ily,  Hl-TH*-!,  [£« 

-TH-i] 
Health'iness,  Hl-TH«-Ns 

[L2.TH-NS] 
Heap,  heP»,  hePV,  heP8- 

NG 

Heap'er,  H-Pr* 
Hear,  Hrs,  Hr»-Na     [B*, 

R3-NG] 
Heard,  Hrd« 
Hear'er,  H-Rr 
Hear'ing,  Hr»  -  NG     [R«  - 

NG] 
Heark'en,  Hri  -  Kn,  Hri  - 

Knd,  Hrt-Kn-NG 
Heark'ener,  Hr^-K-Nr 
Hear'say,  Hr-S»    [fl8-S] 
Hearse,  Hra2 
Hearae'-clotli,   Hrs*iKl- 

THi 

Heart,  Hrti 
Heart'-ache,  Hrt^K 
Heart'-breaking,    Hrt1  - 

Br-K-NG 
Heart'-broken,  Hrti-Br- 

En 

Heart' -burn,  HrtLBrn 
Heart'-burning,     Hrt1  - 

Brn-NG 

Heart'en,  Hr-Tn1 
Heart'-felt,  Hrti-F-Lt 
Hearth,  Hr-TH» 
Hearth'-stone,  Hr  -  TH»  - 

sTn 

Heart'ily,  Hr-Ti-£ 
Heart'iness,  Hr-Ti-N« 
Heart'less,  Hrt-is1 
Heart'lessly,  H.rt-Ls*-L 
Heart'lessness,  Hrt-isl- 

Ns    [Hrt1!  £8] 


119 

Heart'-rending,     Hrt1  - 

find-NG 
Heart'-searching,  Hrts1- 

fi-CH-NG 

Heart's'-ease,  Hrts^Z 
Heart'-sick,  Hrts^K 
Heart'-sicken,  Hrts1-Kn 
Heart'-sickening,  Hrts1- 

Kn-NG 

Heart'-sore,  Hrtsi-R 
Heart'-string,  Hrts1  -  Tr- 

NG 

Heart'-whole,  Hrtt-Hl 
Heart'-wood,  H-Rt'-Wd. 

See  Hard  and  Wood. 
Heart'y,  Hr  -  T1,  Hr  -  Tr>, 

Hr-Tst1 

Heat,  Hts,  H-Td3,  Ht(-)S 
Heat  [bet],  Htz 
Heat'er,  Htr8 
Heath,  H-TH" 
Heath'-cock,  H-TH^-K-K 
Hea'then,  H-DHns 
Hea'thendom,  H  -  DHn^- 

D-M 

Hea'thenish,  H-DHn3-SH 
Hea'thenishness,       H  - 

DHn»-SH-N8 
Hea'thenism,  H-DHn«-Z- 

M 
Hea'thenize,   H-DHn3-Z. 

H-DHn8-Zd,     H-DHnS-Z- 

NG 

Heath'er,  H-DHr* 
Heath'er-bell,  Hthr2-B- 

L 

Heath'ery,  H-DHr* 
Heath'-game,    H-TH»-G- 

M 

Heath'-grass,  H-TH3-Grs 
Heath'-hen,  H-TH»-Hn 
Heath'y,  H-TH3 
Heat'ing,  Ht(')* 
Heave,  H  -  V»,  H  -  Vd»,  H  - 

va-NG 

Heav'en,  H-Vn2    [Vn«] 
Heav'enliness,  H-va-Nl- 

Ns     [V2-N1-NS] 
Heav'enly,  H-ys-Nl    [V«- 

Nl] 
Heav'enly-minded,    H- 

VS-Nl-Mn-Dd    [V-Nl-Mn 

Dd] 
Heav'enward,    H  -  Vn«  - 

Wrd 
Heave'-offering,  H-VS- 

Fr-NG 

Heav'er,  H-Vr« 
Heaves,  H-Vz* 
Heav'ily,  H-vi* 
Heaviness,  H-V»-Ns 
Heav'y ,  H  -  V«,  H  -  Vr3,  H- 

V8t« 

Heav'y-spar,  H-Vs^-P-R 
Hebdom'adal,  huBd^M- 

Dl 
Hebdom'adary,    heBd1- 

M-D-B 
Hebdomat'ical,     heBd1- 

Mt-Kl 


HEL 

Heb'etate,  heB^-Tt,  hcBi- 

T-Td,  heB2-Tt{-) 
Hebeta'tion,  heB^-Tshn 
Heb'etude,  heB^-Td 
Hebra'ic,  H-Br2-"K 
Hebra'ically,  H-Br^-Kl 
He'braism,  H-Br3-zM 
He'braist,  H-Brsts 
Hebraist'ic,  H-Brs^-T-K 
He'braize,    H  -  Brz^,     H- 

BrzdS,  H-Brz3-NG 
Hebrew,  H-Br* 
He'brewess,  H-Br^-s 
Hec'atomb,  H-K-T2-5I 
Heck,  H^-K 
Heck'le,  H2-K1 
Hectare',  K-Ti-R 
Hec'tic,  H-K-T2-K 
Hec'tical,  H2-Kt-Kl 
Hec'togram,  H-K-T2-Gr- 

M 

Hectol'iter,  H-K-T'-itr 
Hectom'eter,  H'-Kt-Mtr 
Hec'tor,  H2-Ktr,  H2-Ktrd, 

H2-Ktr-NG 

Hectostere',  K-TSZ-T-R 
Hed'dle,  H-D12 
Hedera'ceous,     Hd  -  7t«- 

SHs 

Hed'eral,  H-D2-^i 
Hedge,  H-J2,  H-Jd^,  H-J«- 

NG      ' 

Hedge'hog,  H-J2-H-G 
Hedge'-priest,  H-J2-Prst 
Hedg'er,  ll-.Jr'- 
Hedge'-row,  H-J2-« 
Hedge'-school,  H-J2-sKl 
Hedge'sparrow,  H-J=-sP 

-R 

Heed,  Hd^.  H-Dd3,  Hd(-)3 
Heed'ful-ly,  Hd  Fl» 
Heed'fulness,  Hd-FP-Ns 

[HdSiFs] 

Heed'less,  Hd-is3 
Heed'lessly,  HA-L&-L 
Heed'lessness,  Hd  -  L&  - 

Ns    [iis] 

Heel,  His,  Hld3,  H13-NG 
Heel'-piece,  Hi3- PS 
Heel'-tap,  Hl^-T-P 
Heft,  H-Ft«,  H-F'--Td,   H- 

•  Ft(-)2 

Hegem'ony,  H-JS-M-N 
Hegi'ra,  H  Ji-« 
Heifer,  H-Fr2 
Heigh'-ho,  Hi'-H 
Height,  Hti 
Heigh t'en,    H-Tn1,    H- 

Tnd1,  H-Tn>-NG 
Hei'nous,  H2-Ns 
Hei'nously,  H-Ns-L« 
Hei'nousness,  H2-Ns-Ns 
Heir,  R1 

Heir'dom,  RdJ-M 
Heir'ess,  R^S 
Heir'less,  Rl-La 
Heir'loom,  R^L-M 
Heir'ship,  W-SH-P  [iSH] 
Held,  Hld2.    See  Hold. 
He'liac,  H-L«-K 


HEL 

Heli'acal-ly,  H-Z»-F' 
Helical,  H-Z2-K1 
Hel'ices,  H-Zsz^ 
Hellcoid,  H-Z2-K-D 
Helicoi'dal,  H-Z^K-Dl 
Hel'icon,  H-Z2-Kn 
Heliocen'tric,  H-Zs*-Ntr- 

K 
Heliocen'trical,  H  -  Zs2  - 

Ntr-Kl 

Heliog'raphy,  H-Z*-Gr-F 
Heliol'atry,  H-Zi-Tr 
Heliom'eter,  H-Z*-Mtr 
Ee'lioscope,  H-Zs8-K-P 
He'liostat,  H-Zs3-Tt 
Heliotrope,  H-Z3-Tr-P 
Helispher'ic,  H-Zs2-F-R- 

K 
Helispher'ical,  H-Zs^F- 

-R-K1 

.  Helix,  H-Z«-Ks 
Hell,  HI2 
Hel'lebore,  H-Z*-B-R  (or 

Hl-Br2) 

Helle'nian,  H-Z»-Nn 
Hellen'ic,  H-Zn2-K 
Hel'lenism,  H-Zn^Z-M 
Hellenist,  H-Zn2-St 
Hel'lenize,  H-Z"-Nz 
Hell'-flre,  H12-F-R 
Hell'-hound,  Hl2-Hnd 
Hell'ish,  H-Z2-SH 
Hell'ishly,  H-L*-sm 
Hell'ishness,  H-Z2-SH-Ns 
Helm,  H12-M 
Helm'et,  Hl2-Mt 
Helmin'thic,  HI  -  M  -  N  - 

TH3-K 
Helminthol'ogy,  HI  -  M- 

N-THi-Z-J    [:J] 
Helms'man,  Hl2-Mz-Mn 
Helot,  H-Zt3 
He'lotism,  H-itzS-M 
Help,  H-Z,2-P,  H-£2-Pt,  H- 


Help'er,  Hl-Pr2 
Help'ful,  H-/;2-P-Fl    [L2- 

P-F1] 
Help'fulness,  H-z,2-p-Fl- 

Ns    [i2-P:Fs] 
Help'less,  H-X,«-P-is  [Z2- 

P-is] 
Helplessly, 


Help'lessness,  H  -  Z*  -  P  - 

Zs-Ns    [Za-PiZs] 
Help'mate,  H-Z2-P-Mt 

[Z2-P-Mt] 
Help'meet,  H-Z2-P-Mt 

[Z2-P-Mt] 
Hel'ter-skelter,    Hltrs2  - 

K-Ztr 
Helve,  H-Z2-V.  H-Z2-Vd, 

H-Z«-V-NG 

Helvet'ic,  H-Z«-V-T-K 
Hem,  H2-M,  H2-Md, 

NG 

Hem'atite,  H-M-Tt« 
Hemi-  H-M 


120 

Hemiple'gia,  H-M-Pl*-J 
Hem'iplegy,  H-M-P12-J 
Hemip'ter,  H-M-Ptr* 
Hemip'teran,  H  -  M  -  ps- 

Trn 
Hemip'teral,  H-M-ps-Tr- 

Z 
Hemip'terous,  H  -  M  -  P3- 

Trs 

Hemisphere,  H-Ms-F«-B 
Hemispheric,  H-Ms-F2- 

E-K 
Hemispherical,  H  -  Ms  - 

F2-R-K1 

Hemistich,  H-Ms-T2-K 
Hemis'tichal,    H-Ms-T3- 

Kl 

Hemltone,  H-M-Tn2 
Hemlock,  H-M-Z^-K 
Hemop'tysis,  H  -  M  -  pi  - 

Tss 

Hem'orrhage,  H-M-^2-J 
Hemorrhoid'al,    H  -  M  - 


Hem'orrhoids, 
Hemp,  H-M-P2 
Hemp'en,  H-M-Pn2 
Hemp'-seed,  H-M-ps-sD 
Hem'stich,  H-Ms-T2-CH, 

H-Ms-T2-CHt,     H-Ms-T2- 

CH-NG 
Hen,  Hn« 
Henbane,  Hn-Bn2 
Hence,  Hiis2 
Henceforth'  or  Hence'- 

forth,    Hns-F2-«-TH 

[or  -F-TH] 
Hencefor'ward,  Hns-F1 

-Wrd 
Hench'man,      H-N-CH2- 

Mn 

Hen'-coop,  Hn2-K-P 
Hendec'agon,  Hn-D2-K- 

Gn 

Hendi'adys,  Hn-DJ-Ds 
Hen'-harrier,  J3.n--H.-R-R 
Hen'-hearted,  HnS-hafi- 

Td 

Hen'na,  H2-N 
Hen'nery,  Hn-J22 
Hen'-pecked,  Hn^-p-Kt 
Hen'-r9ost,  Hn^-^st 
Hepatic,  hePti-K 
Hepatlcal,  htPti-Kl 
Hepatiza'tion,       hcP2  - 

Tzshn 
Hep'tachord,    htP2  -  T  - 

Krd 

Hep'tade,  h&ps-Td 
Hep'taglot,  h:P2-T-Glt 
Hep'tagon,  hePt2-Gn 
Heptag'onal,  hePti-G-Nl 
Heptan'gular,  hePt»-NGl 

-R 

Hep'tarchy,  hcP2-Tr-K 
Her,  Hr2    [R2J 
Her'ald,  H  -  Rid",  H  -  Sl2- 

Dd,  H-Rld2-NG 
Heral'dic,  H-Kli-D-K 
Her'aldry,  H-fil2-Dr 


HER 

Her'aldship,  H-«ld2-SH 

P 

Herb,  R2-B 

Herba'ceous,  H^-'B-SHa 
Herb'age,  R2  B-J 
Herb'al,  R2-B1 
Herb'alist,  R2-Blst 
Herba'rium,  R2-B-R-M 
Herb'ary,  R2-B-« 
Herbes'cent,  R2-Bs-Nt 
Herbif  erous,  R3-B-Frs 
Herbiv'ora,  R^-Bv-ff 
Herbiv'orous,  R3.B-Vrs 
Herbless,  R^-B-Zs 
Herboriza'tion,    R2-B 

Rzshn 
Herb'orize,  R2-B-Bz,  R2- 

B-fizd.  R2-B-«z-NG 
Herbose',  R2-Bs 
Herb'ous,  R2-Bs 
Herb'y,  R2-B 
Herculean,  Hr-K-Zn3 
Herd,      Hrd2,      Hr-i)d« 

Hrd(-)2 

Herd'er,  Hrdr2 
Herd'man,  Hrd2- Mb 
Herds'man,  Hrdz2-Mn 
Herds'-grass,  Hrdz2-Grs 
Here,  Hr»    [Ra] 
Here'about,  R3-Bt 
Here'abouts,  R^-Bts 
Hereaft'er.  7i3-Ftr 
Hereat',  R*-T.    SeeHeret* 

and  Whereto. 
Hereby',  R»-B 
Hered'itable,  Hrd-T2-Bl 
Hereditament,  Hr  -  Dt3  - 

Mnt 

Hereditarily,  Hrd-Tr«-Z 
Hereditary,  Hrd-Tr5 
Herein',  R^-N.    See  Here" 

on  and  Whereon. 
Herein'to,  R3  -  N  -  T.    See 

Hereunto. 

Hereof,  R»-\.  See  Where- 
of. 

Hereon',  RJ-N.    See  Here- 
in. 

Her'esiarch,  H-aa-sR-K 
Her'esy,  H-/e2-S 
Her'etic,  H-«2-T-K 
Heret'ical-ly,  H-fit2-Kl 
Hereto',  R^-To.    See  Here- 
at. Whereat  and  Whereto. 
Heretofore',  .Rt^-F-R 
Hereunto',  R2-N-T.     See 

Hereinto. 

Hereupon',  Rs-Pn 
Herewith',  «3-TH  or  -PH. 

See  Wherewith. 
Her'iot,  H-fi2-T 
Heritable,  H-/?t2-Bl 
Heritage,  H-fit2-J 
Heritor,  H-fltr2 
Hermaph'rodism,    Hr- 

M-Fr»-D-zM 
Hermaph'rodite,  Hr-M- 

Fr'-Dt 

Hermaphrodit'ic,  Hr-M 
-Fr»-Dt-K 


HER 

Hermaphrodit'ical,  Hr- 

M-Fr3-Dt-El 
Hennaph'roditism,  Hr- 

M-Frl-Dt-zM 
Hermeneu'tic,  Hr-M-N- 

X3-K 
Hermeneu'tical,  Hr-M- 

N-T3-E1 
Hermeneu'tics,  Hr-M- 

N-T8-Ks 

Hermet'ie,  Hr2-Mt-E 
Hermet'ical-ly,  Hr2-Mt- 
'  Kl 

Her'mit,  Hr=-Mt 
Her'mitage,  Hr-Mt-J* 
Her'mitess,  Hr-M-Ts2 
Hern,  Hm* 
Her'nia,  H-B«-N 
Her'nial,  H-R2-N-L 
He'ro,  H-RS 
Hero'dian,  H-R2-Dn 
Hero'ic,  H-R2-E 
Hero'ical-ly,  H-R2-E1 
Heroi-com'ic,    -^- 


Heroi-com'ical,  H-R2-E- 

M-K1 

Her'oine,  H-R«-N 
Ber'oism,  H-R2-zM 
Her'on,  H-Rn2 
Her'onry,  H-Rn2-R 
He'ro-worship,    H  -  R'  - 

Vfr-SHP 

Her'pes,  H-R^-Pz 
Herpet'ic,  H-RS- 
Herpetol'ogist,  H-Ri-Pt- 

L-Jst 
Herpetol'ogy,  H  -  R1  -  Pt- 

L-3 

Her'ring,  H-R2-NG 
Hers,  Hrz2    [Rz2] 
Her'schel,  Hr-SHl* 
Herse,  Hrs2 
Herself,  Hre-i^-F     [Ks2- 

L-F] 

Her'sillon,  Hrs2-in 
Hes'itancy,  Hz-Tn^-S 
Hes'itant,  Hz-Tnt2 
Hes'itate,    Hz  -  Tt«,   Hz  - 

T2-Td,  Hz-Tt(-)2 
Hes'itatingly,    Hz-Tt«- 

NG1 

Hesita'tion,  Hz-Tsbn2 
Hes'per,  Hs-Pr2 
Hespe'rian,  Hs-P3-Rn 
Hes'perus,  Hs-P2-.Rs 
Hes'sian,  Hshn2 
Hest,  Hst2 
Hetch'el,  H-CH12 

get'eroclite,  Htr2-Klt 
eteroclit'ic,  Htr-Kl-T»- 

E 
Heteroclit'ical,  Htr8-Klt 

-Kl 

Het'erodox,  Htr-D«-Ks 
Het'erodoxy,  Htr-D2-K-S 
Seteroge'neal,  Htr-J3-N- 

L 
peterogene'ity,  Htr  -  J3- 

N-T 


121 

Heteroge'neous,  Htr-J3- 

Ns 
Heteroge'neousness, 

Htr-J3-Ns-Ns 

Heterop'athy,  Htr-pi-TH 
Heterot'ypy,  Htr-T1-? 
Het'man,  Hts-Mn 
Hew,  H3.  Hd3.  H3-NG 
Hew'er,  H-R3 
Hewn,  Hn3 

Hex'achord,  H2-E-sErd 
Hex'ade,  H-Es-D2 
Hex'agon,  H2-Es-Gn 
Hexag'onal,  Hi-Es-G-Nl 
Hexane'dral,  H-E-sHdr- 

Hexahe'dron,  H  -  E  -  sH  - 

Hexam'eter,  Hi-E-sMtr 
Hexamet'ric,  H  -  E  -  sMt- 

R2-E 
Hexamet'rical,  H-E-sMt 

-R2-E1 
Hexan'gular,   H-Es-NG- 

Gl-Ri     [or  -NG1-R] 
Hexan'dria,  H-Es-N-Dri 
Hex'apla,  H-Ks-Pl2 
Hex'aplar,  H-Es-Pl«-R 
Hey,  H« 
Hey'day,  H-D« 
Hia'tus,  H-Ts2 
Hiber'nal,  H-Br2-Nl 
Hi'bernate,  H  -  Br»  -  N  -  T, 

H-Bri-N-Td,    H-Bri-N-T- 

NG 
Hibernation,      H  -  Br2  - 

Nshn 

Hiber'nian,  H-Bm2-N 
Hiber'nianism,  H-Brn2- 

Nz-M 
Hiber'nicism,  H-Brn2-Sz- 

M 

Hibis'cus,  H-BS-sEs 
Hic'cough,  H-E-P3,  H-E- 

Pta,  H-E-P3-NG 
Hick'ory,  H3-Er 
Hick'up,  H-E-ps 
Hid,  Hd» 
Hid'age,  H-Bi-J 
Hidal'go,  H-D1-Z.-G 
Hid'den,  H-Dn3 
Hid'denly,  H-D^Nl 
Hide,  Hdi,  Hd(-)i 
Hide'-bound,  Hd^Bnd 
Hid'eous,  H-Ds8 
Hid'eously,  H-Ds-sL 
Hid'eousness,  H-Dss-Ns 
Hid'er,  Hdr» 
Hie,  Hi,  Hdi,  H'-NG 
Hi'erarch,  H-Ri-R-E 
Hi'erarchal,  H-Ri-R-El 
Hi'erarchical,  H-IP-B-K- 

El 

Hi'erarchy, 
Hierat'ic,  H-Rti-E 
Hi'eroglyph,  H-R 
Hieroglyphic,  H-RS-Glf- 

E 
Hieroglyph'ical-ly,    H- 

R3-G1-F-E1 


HIG 

Hieroglyph'ist,  H-R3-G1- 

Fst 

Hi'erogram,  H-Ri-Gr-M 
Hierograph'ic,  H-Ri-Grf- 

E 
Hierograph'ical,  H  -  Rl  - 

Gr-F-Kl 

Hierol'ogy,  H-RH-J 
Hi'eromancy,  H-Ri-Mn- 

8 

Hier'ophant,  H-TJS-Fnt 
Hig'gle,  Ha  -  Gl,  HS  -  Gld, 


Hig'gledy-pig'gledy,  & 

-Gld-P-Gl-D 
Hig'gler,  H-G1-R3 
High,  H1.  Hr1,  Hsti 
High'-blown,  Hi-Bin 
High'-born,  Hi-B-Ru 
High'-bred,  H'-Brd 
High'-browed,  H]-Brd 
High'-church,  HJ-CHt- 

CH 
High'-churchism,    Hi  - 

CHr-CH-zM 
High'-churchman,    H1  - 

CHr-CH-Mu 

High'-colored,  H^-K  Lrd 
Highfalu'ten,  H-F^-i-Tn 
High'-fed,  H'-F-D 
High'-feeding,  Hi  -  F  -  D- 

NG 
High'-finished,  H^Fn- 

•  sm 

High'-flavored,  H1  -  Fl  - 

Vrd 

High'-flier,  Hi-Fl-R 
High'-flown,  H'-Fln 
High'-fiying,  H»-F1-NG 
High'-go,  Hi-G 
High'-going,  H*-G-NG 
High'-handed,  H^Hn-Dd 
High'land,  H-indi 
Highlander,  H-Zndr1 
High'-low,  Hi  -L 
High'-low-jack,  H1-Z/-J- 

K 

High'ly,  H-Li 
High  '-mass,  Hi-  Ms 
High'-minded,  H!-Mn- 

Dd 
High'-mindedness,  Hi 

Mn-Dd-Ns 
High'nesB,  H'-Ns 
High'-pressure,  Hi-Pr' 

SHr 

High'-priced,  H'-Prst 
High'-priest,  H'-Prst 
High'-priestship,  H' 

PrstiSH 

High'-proof,  Hi-Prf 
High'-road,  Hi-R-D 
High'-school,  Hsi-K-L 
High'-seasoned,  Hsi-Znd 
High'-shouldered,    Hi  - 

SHl-Drd 
High'-sounding,  H8!-Nd 

-NO 
High'-spirited,  Hgi  -  Ft' 

Td 


HIG 


123 


HOM 


High  '-strung,  Hsl-Tr-NG  His'pid,  Hs-Pd* 

Hod,  Hdi 

Hignt,  Hti                             Hiss,  Hs3,  Hst3.  HsS-NG 
High'-toned,  H»-Tnd         ,  Hiss'ing,  Hs3-NG 

Hodge'-podge,  fl-Jl-P-J 
Hodier'nal,  H-Dr2-Nl 

High'-voiced,  Hi-Vst       ,  Hist,  Hst» 

Hod'man,  Hd'-Mn 

High'-water,  H'-Wtr        !  Histol'ogy,  Hs-Ti-L-J 

Hoe,  H2,  Hd2,  H2-NG 

High'way,  H-wi 

Histo'rian,  Hs-T«-fln 

Hoe'-cake,  H«-K-K 

High'wayman,  H-Wi-Mn 

Histor'ic,  Hs-Ti-H-K 

Hog,  Hi-G,  Hi-Gd,  Hi-G 

High'-wrought,  Hi-fit 

Histor'ical-ly,  Hs-Ti-B- 

NG 

Hila'rious,  H.-L*-Ra 

Kl 

Hod'-carrier,  Hdi-K-JB-fl 

Hilar'ity,  H-Z.i-.K-T 

Historiog'rapher,  Hs-Ti 

Hog'-frame,  H'-G-Fr-M 

Hil'ary,  B.-L*-R 

fl-Gr-Fr 

Hog'gish,  H-G-SHi 

Hill,  HI3.  Hld».  H13-NG 

Historiog'raphy,  Hs-T1-  Hog'-  herd,  Hi-G-Hrd 

Hill'iness,  H-L8-Ns 

fi-Gr-F                                  Hosr'-pen,  H'-G-Pn 

Hill'ock,  H-/-3-K 

His'tory,  Hs  -  T3  -  B.     See 

Hogs'head,  H^Gz-Hd 

Hill'-side,  Hls3-D 

Mystery. 

Hog'-skin,  Hi-Gs-Kn 

Hill'-top,  Hia-T-P 

Histrion'ic,  Hs-TrJ-N-K 

Hogs'-lard,  H^G-zi-fid 

Hill'y,  H-£.s 
Hilt,  Hlt« 

Histrion'ical-ly,  Hs-Tri- 
N-K1 

Hog'sty,  H-Gs-Ti 
Hoi'den,  H-Dn1 

Hilt'ed,  H-i3-Td 

Hit,  Ht3,  Ht(-)8 

Hoi'denish,  H-Dni-SH 

Hi'lum,  H-i-i-M 

Hitch,  H-CH3,  H-CHt3,  H- 

Hoist,  Hsti,  Hs-Td»,  HstC)1 

Him,  H'-M.  [H2.   Written 

OH3-NG 

Hoi'ty-toity,  H-Ti-T-T 

in  the  second  position  to 

Hith'er,  Hdhr3 

Hold,  Hold2.    See  Held. 

prevent   its    being   con- 

Hith'erto, Hdhr-T3 

Hold'-back,  Hld^-B-K 

founded  with  Ma  mf..l 

Hith'ermost,  Bdhx*-XM 

Hold'er,  Hldr2 

Himself  ,  H-Ms-L^F  [Hs- 

Hith'erward,  Hdhr-Wrd3 

Hold'-fast,  Hld2-Fst 

L2-F] 

Hive,  H-V>,  H-Vdi,  H-V- 

Hold'ing,  Hld(-)« 

Hin,  Hn3 

NG 

Hole,  HI2 

Hind,  Hnd» 

Hiv'er,  H-Vri 

Holiday,  H-H-D 

Hind'er,  (a.)  Hndr' 

Hives,  H-Vzi 

Ho'lily,  -B.-La-L 

Hin'der,  (v.)  Hudr3  Hnd- 

Ho,  H'-i 

Ho'liness,  H-i*-Ns 

Rd».  HndrS-NG 

Hoa,  H» 

Hol'la,  H-i1,  H-Ldi,  H-i» 

Hin'derance,  Hndr^Ns 

Hoar,  Hr« 

NG 

Hin'derer,  Hndr-R* 

Hoard,     Hrd»,     Hr  -  Dd2, 

Holland,  H-Lnd» 

Hind'ermost,  Hndr'-Mst 

HrdC)* 

Hollander,  H-Lndri 

Hind'most,  Hndi-Mst 

Hoard'er,  Hrdra 

Hollands,  H-indzi 

Hin'doo,  Hn-D^ 

Hoar'-frost,  Hr2-Frst 

Hollo,  H-i1,  H-Zd1  H-i1- 

Hin'dooism,  Hn-D3-zM 

Hoar'hound,  Hr«-Hud 

NG 

Hindoostan'ee,  Hn  -Ds1- 

Hoar'iness,  H-K^-Ns 

Holloa,  H-i1 

T-X 

Hoarse,  Hrs«,  Hrs-K2,  Hrs- 

Hollow,  H-£i,  H-£di,  H- 

Hin'drance,  Hnd-«ns3 

St« 

£V.HO 

Hin'du,  Hn-D« 

Hoarse'ly,  Hrs-L» 

Hollow-hearted,  H-ii- 

Hin'duism,  Hn-D«-zM 

Hoarse'ness,  Hrs2-Ns 

Hr-Td 

Hindustan'!,  Hn-Dst-T-N 

Hoar'y,  H-fi* 

Hollowness,  H-Z,i-Ns 

Hinge,  H-N-J3,  H-N-Jd«, 

Hoax,  H«-K.s,  H^-Kst,  H2- 

Holly,  H-ii 

H-N-J3-NG 

Ks-NG 

Hollyhock,  H-ii-H-K 

Hin'ny,  H^-N 

Hoax'er,  H-K-sR2 

Holm,  H-  M 

Hint,  Hnt»,  Hn-Td^,  Hnt"- 

Hob,  h8Bi 

Hol'ocaust,  H-i^Kst 

NG 

Hob'ble,  H  -  Bli,  H-Bld1, 

Hol'ograph,  H-/,i-Grf 

Hip,  hIP3 

H-BU-NG 

Holograph'ic,  H-Z,i-Grf- 

Hip'-gout,  hIP3-Gt 

HobTjledehoy,  H-BII-D- 

K 

Hip'pocamp,  hlP^-K-M-P 

H 

Hol'ster,  H-Lstr- 

Hippocen'taur,  hlPs^N- 

Hob'bletehoy,   H-Bli-T- 

Holt,  Hit" 

T-E 

H 

Holy,  H-i2,  H-/.2-R,  H- 

Hip'pocras,  hIP3-Krs 

Hob'bler,  H-Bli-R 

Lst2 

Hip'podrome,  h!P3-Dr-M 

Hob'blingly,  H-B1»-NG1 

Holy-day,  H-//2-D 

Hip'pogriff,  hTP3-Grf 

Hob'bly,  H-BU 

Holy-stone,  H-is^Tn 

Hippoph'agous,  hlPf'-Gs 

Hob'by,  h6B» 

Holy-week,  H-y/2-W-K 

Hippoph'agy,  hIPi-F-J 

Hob'by-horse,  hflBi-Hrs 

Hom'age,  H-M-Ji 

Hippopot'amus,  hlpi-P- 

Hob'goblin,  hoB'-G-Bln 

Home,  H2-M    [M2] 

T-Ms 

Hob'nail,  hoBi-Nl 

Home'-born,  H=-M-B-Sn 

Hip'-roof,  hIP3-.Rf 

Hob'nob,  h5Bi-N-B 

Home'-bred,  H2  M-Brd 

Hip'shot,  hIP3-5/f-T           1  Hob'omokko,  hoBi-M-K 

Homeless,  H-M-£s2 

Hire,  Hri.  Hrdi,  Hri-NG      Hob'son's  Choice,  hdBsi 

Homeliness,  H-M-i2-Ns 

Hire'  ling,  Hr-/<>-NG 

-Ns-CHs 

Homely,  H-M-i2,  H-M- 

Hir'er,  H-Rr1 

Hock,  H'-K 

i2  R.  H-M-£st2 

Hirsute',  Hrs-T3 

Hock'ey,  H«-K 

Home'-made,  H2-M-Md 

Hirsute'ness,-Hrs-T*-N8 

Hock'le,  Hi-Kl 

Homeopathic,  H-M-P>- 

His,  Hz3    tz3] 

Ho'cus,  H2-Ks 

TH-K 

Hispan'icism,  Hs-Pn^Sz- 

Ho'cus-pocus,  H2  •  KB  -  P- 

Homeop'athist,  H-M-P> 

M                                            Es 

THst 

HOM 

Homeop'athy,  H  -  M  -  P1- 

TH 

Ho'mer,  H^-Mr 
Homer'ic,  H-M-/J2-K 
Home'sick,  H2-Ms-K 
Home'sickness,  H2-Ms- 

K-Ns 

Home'spun,  H-Ms-Pn* 
Home'-stall,  H*-Ms-T-L 
Home'stead,  H-Ms-Td« 
Home'ward,  H-M-Wrd* 
Hom'icidal,  H-Ms-Di-L 
Hom'icide,  H-Ms-D1 
Homilet'ic,  H-M-£2-T-K 
Homilet'ical,  H-M-it*-Kl 
Homilet'ics,    H  -  M  -  L*  - 

T-Ks 

Hom'ilist,  H-M-ist* 
Hom'ily,  H-M-Z.1 
Hom'iny,  Hi-M-N 
Hom'mock,  Hi-M-K 
Hom'mony,  H^M-N 
Homocen'tric,  H2  -  Ms  - 

Ntr-K 
Homoeop'athy,  H-M-pi- 

TH 
Homoge'neal,  H-M-J3-N- 

L 
Homogene'ity,   H-M-J8- 

N-T 
Homoge'neous,  H-M-J3- 

Ns 
Homoge'neousness,  H- 

M-Ja-Ns-Ns 

Homoiou'sian,  H-M-Z^N 
Homol'ogous,  H-M-Z/i-Gs 
Hom'ony,  H'-M-N 
Hom'onym,  Hi-Mn-M 
Homon'ymous,  Hi  -  Mn 

Ms 

Homon'ymy,  Hi-Mn-M 
Homoou'sian,  H-M-Zi-N 
Homoph'onous,  H-M-F1- 

Ns 

Homoph'ony,  H-M-F^-N 
Hone,  Hn2,  Hnd2,  Hn«-NG 
Hon'est,  Nst1 
Hon'estly,  Ns-T1-!. 
Hon'esty,  Ns-T1 
Hon'ey,  H«-N,  H-N-D«,  H2 

-N-NG 

Hon'ey-bag,  H«-N-B-G 
Hon'ey-comb,  H2-N-K-M 
Hon'ey-dew,  H*-N-D 
Hon'ey-guide,  H2-N-G-D 
Hon'ey-locust,  H*  -  N  -  L 

KM 

Hon'ey-moon,  H2-N-Mn 
Hon'ey-suckle,  H*-N-sKl 
Hong.H^NG 
Hon'or,  Nr»,  Nrdi, 

NG 

Hon'orable,  Nr-BU 
Hou'orableness,  Nr-Bll- 

Ns 

Hon' jrably,  Nr-BU 
Honora'rium,  Nr-B«-M 
Hon'orary,  Nr-B1 
Hon'orer,  Nr-R1 
Hood,  Hd",  H-Dd»,  Hd(-; 


123 

Hood'wink,  Hd  -  \V3  -  NG- 

K,  Hd-W3-NG-Kt,  Hd-W»- 

NG-K-NG 
Hoof,  H-F» 

Hoof -bound,  H-F3-Bnd 
Hook,  H3-K,  H»-Kt,  H*-K- 

KG 

Hook'ah,  H3-K 
Hook'ed,  H3-Kd 
Hook'edness,  H3-Kd-Ns 
Hook'-nosed,  H3-K-Nzd 
Hoop,  hoP3,  hopts,  hoP3- 

NG 

Hoop'er,  H-Pr3 
Hoop'ing-cough,  hoP3  - 

NG-Kf 
Hoop'OO     or     Hoop'oo, 

hops 

Hoop'-skirt,  hoP3-sKrt 
Hoo'sier,  H-ZHr3 
Hoot,  Ht^,  H-Td^,  Ht(')3 
Hoove,  H-V3 
Hov'en,  H-Vn2 
Hop,  h6Pi.  h6Pti.  h5P>-NG 
Hope,  hoP«,  hoPt2,  hoP2- 

NG    [P2,  Pt«  PC)2] 
Hope'ful-ly,  h6P2-Fl 
Hope'fulness,  hoP2  -  Fl  - 

Ns    [P2:Fs] 
Hope'less,  h6P2-£s 
Hope'lessly,  li6P2-LB-L 
Hope'lessness,  h6P2-is- 

Ns    [P2iX,s] 
Hop'ingly,  h6P2-NGl 
Hop'-ground,  h5P'-Grnd 
Hop'per,  H-Pri 
Hop'ple,  H  -  Pli,  H  -  Pldi, 

H-Pli-NG 
Hop'ples,  H-Plzi 
Hop'-pole,  hoP1-?-!/ 
Hop'-scotch.,  h6P!-sK-CH 
Ho'ral,  H-fil2 
Ho'rary,  H-R*-R 
Horde,  Hrd2 
Hore'hound,  Hr2-Hnd 
Hori'zon,  H-/Zzi-N 
Horizon'tal-ly,  H-Kzi-Nt 

-L 
Horn,  H-Kii1,  H-Bndi,  H- 

jECom'bGflHij  H-/fD^-B-3VI 
Horn'bill,  H-fini-B-L 
Horn'blende,  H  -  fli  -  N  - 

Bind 

Horn'-book,  H-/Sn»-B-K 
Horn'bug,  H-«ui-B-G 
Horned,  H-tfnd1 
Hor'net,  H-/Ji-Nt 
Horn'less,  H-Rnl-La 
Horn'-mad,  H-Bni-Md 
Horn'-owl,  H-flni-L 
Horn'pipe,  H-/en>-P-P 
Horn'-stone,  H-finsi-Tn 
Horn'work,  H-Bni-Wr-K 
Horn'y,  H-fii-N,  H-fi!-N- 

R.  H-fii-Nst 

Horog'raphy,  H-K^Gr-F 
Hor'ologe,  H-Rll-3 
Horolog'ical,  H-RU-J-K1 
Horol'ogiBt,  H-fil!-Jst 


HOR 

Horol'ogy,  H-Kl'-J 
Horom'etry,  Hr-M-Tr1 
Hor'oscope,  H-^si-K-P 
Horos'copy,  H-Ss'-K-P 
Hor'rent.H-Ji'iiti 
Hor'rible,  H-fti-Bl 
Hor'ribleness,  H-/e'-Bl 

Ns 

Hor'ribly,  H-fl^-Bl 
Hor'rid,  H-.Kdi 
Hor'ridly,  H-Rd^-L 
Hor'ridness,  H-aP-Xs 
Horrific,  H-H^-F-K 
Hor'rify,   H-^-F,    H-.R1- 

Fd,  H-fi^F-NG 
Hor'ror,  H-Kr1 
Horse,  Hrsi,  Hrsti,  Hrs1- 

NG 

Horse'back,  Hrs-Bi-K 
Horse'-bean,  Hrs^Bn 
Horse '-boat,  Hrsi-Bt 
Horse'-boy,  Hrs!-B 
Horse'-breaker,  Hrsi-Br 

Kr 

Horse'-car,  Hi-s'-Kr 
Horse'-chestnut,    llrs1- 

CHs-Nt 

Horse'-collar,  Hrs^K-Lr 
Horse'-cucumber,  Hrs1- 

K-K-M-Br 
Horse'-dealer,  Hrs^-F-L- 

R 
Horse'-doctor,  Hrsi  -  D  - 

Ktr 

Horse'-emmet,  Hrsi-Mt 
Horse'-ferry,  Hrs'-F-^j 
Horse'-gentian,  Hrs1-  J- 

Nshn 
Horse-'-guards,        Hrsi- 

Grdz 

Horse'-hair,  Hrs'-H-R 
Horse'-jockey,  Hrsi-J-1* 
Horse'-laugh,  Hrs^i-F 
Horse'-leech,  Hrsi-/,-CC 
Horse'-litter,  Hrsi-Ltr 
Horse'-load,  Hrs^L-D 
Horse'ly,  Hrs-ii 
Horse'-mackerel,  Hrs1 

M-Kr-L 

Horse'man,  Hrs1-Mu 
Horse'manship,  Hrs-Mn 

-SH'-P    c:SH] 
Horse'-marten,  Hrsi-M- 

R-fn 

Horse'-meat,  Hrs!-Mt 
Horse'-mill,  Hrs'-Jl-i 
Horse'-milliner,  Hrsl-M- 

Z,-Nr 
Horse'-muscle,  Hrsi-Ms. 

L 

Horse'-nail,  Hrs^N-L 
Horse'-path,  Hrsi-P-TH 
Horse'-pond,  Hrsi-Pnd 
Horse'-power,  Hrs^P-E 
Horse'-race,  Hrsi-fis 
Horse'-racing,  Hrs1  -  Rs  - 

NO 
Horse'-radish,  Hrsi-f?-D. 

8H 
Horse'-rake,  Hrs^B-K 


HOR 

Horse'-road,  Hrs'-.R-D 
Horse'-run,  Hrsi-Jfn 
Horse'shoe,  Hrs'-SH 
Horse'shoe-head,    Hrs- 

SHi-Hd 
Horse'shoeing,  Hrs-SH1- 

NG 

Horse'-stable,  Hrss'-T-Bl 
Horse'.-tail,  Hrs'-T-I, 
Horse'-thief,  Hrs'-TH-F 
Horse'-tongue,  Hrs1  -  T  - 

NG 

Horse'-way,  Hrs'-W 
Horse'-weed,  Hrs'-Wd 
Horse'whip,  Hrs-W-P, 

Hrs-W-Pt,  Hrs-Wi-P-NG 
Horse'woman,  Hrs  -  W1  - 

Mn 
Horse'- worm,  Hrs1  -  Wr  - 

M 

Horta'tion, 
Hor'tative, 
Hor'tatory,  H-fit'-T-/Z 
Horticult'ural,    H  -  Rt*  - 

Kit-si 
Hor'ticulture,     H  -  Rtl  - 

Kltr 
Horticult'urist,  H  -  fit2  - 

Kltr-8t 

Hort'ulan,  H-tft'-in 
Hor'tus  Sicus,  H  -  Rl  •  T- 

ssKs 

Hosan'na,  H-Z'-N 
Hose,  Hz« 
Ho'sier,  H-ZHr» 
Ho'siery,  H-ZHr2 
Hos'pice,  Hs-Ps' 
Hos'pitable-y,  Hs-Pt'-Bl 
Hos'pital,  Hs-Pt'-I, 
Hos'pitaler,  Hs-Pt'-L-R 
Hospital'ity,  Hs-Pt'-L-T 
Hos'podar,  Hs-Pi-Dr 
Host,  H*t2 
Hos'tage,  HsU-J 
Hos'tel,  Hs-T'-L 
Hos'telry,  Hs-1^-L-R 
Host'ess,  Hs-Ts2 
Hos'tile,  Hs-T1-!, 
Hos'tilely,  Hs-Tl-L-L 
Hostil'ity,  Hs-l^-L-T 
Hos'tler,  Hs-^i-R  or  Sl'-R 
Hot,  Ht',  Htr',  H-Tst'  (or 

Htst1; 

Hot'-bed,  Ht'-Bd 
Hot'-brained,  Ht'-Brnd 
Hotch'pot,  H-CH'-Pt 
Hotch'potch,  H  -  CH1  -  P 

CH 

Hot'-cockles,  Ht'-K-Klz 
Hotel',  Ht  L? 
Hot'-headed,  Ht'-H-Dd 
Hot'-house,  Ht'-Hs 
Hot'ly,  Ht-L' 
Hot'ness,  Ht'-Ns 
Hot'-press,  Ht'-Prs,  Ht1 

Prst,  Ht'-Prs-NG 
Hot'spur,  Hts-Pr1 
Hot'tentot,  H-Tn'-Tt 
Hot'-wall,  Ht'-Wl 
Hou'dah,  H-D1 


124                               HUM 

Hough,  H'-K,  Hi-Kt,  H1- 

Hud'dle,  H-D1=,   H-Dld« 

K-NG 

H-D12-NG 

Hound,    Hnd1,    Hn-Dd1, 

Hud'dler,  H-DI2  R 

Hnd'-NG 

Hudibras'tic,  Hd-Brs1-!- 

Hour,  Ri 

K 

Hour'-glass,  R'-Gls 

Hue,  H3 

Hour'-nand,  R'-Hnd 

Hued,  Hd3 

Hour'i,  H-Ri 

Huff,  H-F«,   H-Ft=,   H-F«- 

Hour'ly,  R'-i 

NG 

Hour'-plate,  R'-Plt 

HufTish,  H-F2-SH 

House,  (n.)  Hs' 

Huflf  ishness,  H  -  F2  -  SH~ 

House,  (v.)  Hz',  Hzdi,  Hz1- 

Ns 

NG 

HufTy,  H-F2 

House'-boat,  Hs'-Bt 

Hug,  H2-G,  H2-Gd,   H=-G- 

House'-breaker,  Hs'-Br- 

NG 

Kr 

Huge,  H-J3.  H-Jr3,  H-Jsts 

House'-breaking,    Hs1  - 

Huge'ly,  H-J13 

Br-K-NG 

Huge'ness,  H-J3-Xs 

House'-dog,  Hs^D-G 

Hug'ger-mugger,  H2-Gr- 

House'hold,  Hs'-Hld 

M-Gr 

House'holder,  Hs'-Hldr 

Hu'guenot,  H^-G-X  t 

House'keeper,  Hs-K-Pr1 

Hu'guenotism,  H3-G-Xtz- 

HouseTieeping,  Hs-K-P1- 

M 

KG 

Hulk,  H12-K 

House'leek,  Hs'-i-K 

Hull,  HI2,  Hid2,  H12-NG 

House'less,  Hs'-Z,s 

Hull-gull',  H12-G-L 

House'maid,  Hs'-Md 

Hum,  H2-M,   H2-Md,    H2- 

House'-room,  Hs'-R-M 

M-NG 

House'-top,  Hs'-T-P 

Hu'man,  H3-Mn 

House'-  warming,    Hs1- 

Humane',  H2-Mn 

Wr-M-NG 

Humane'ly,  H«-M-N1 

House'wife,  Hz-W2-F 

Humane'ness,  H^-Mn-Ns 

House'wifely,  Hz-W^-Fl 

Hu'manist,  H3-Mn-St 

House'wifery,  Hz-W^-Fr 

Humanita'rian,  H-M-N- 

Hous'ing,  Hzi-NG 

T2-7Zn 

Hove,  H-V2 

Humanita'rianism,    H  - 

Hov'el,  H-V1',  H-Vld',  H- 

M-N-T2-^?nz-M 

VU-NG 

Human'ity,  H-M-N-T1 

Hov'en,  H-Vna 

Humaniza'tion,  H2-M- 

Hov'er,  H-Vr2,  H-Vrd2,  H- 

Nz«Ara 

Vr2-NG 

Hu'manize,  H-Mn-z3,  H- 

How,  H' 

Mn-Zda,  H-Mn-Z3-NG 

Howadj'i,  H-J' 
Howbe'it,  H-B3-T 

Hu'mankind,     H*  -  Mn  - 
Knd 

How'dah,  H-Di 

Hu'manly,  H3-M-N1 

How'dy,  H-D' 

Hum'ble,  (a.)  H  -  M  -Bl2, 

How'el,  H-L1 

H-M-B12-R,  H-M-Blst2  (or 

Howev'er,  H-Vr2    [Hv'j 

M-B12,  etc.) 

How'itz,  H-Ts' 

Hum'ble,  iv.)  H  -  M  -  Bl2, 

How'itzer,  Hts-R' 

H-M-Bld2,     H-M-B12-NG 

Howl,  HI'.  Hid',  Hl'-NG 

(or  M-B12.  etc.) 

Howl'et,  H'-it 

Hum'blebee,  H-M-Bl^-B 

Howsoev'er,     H  -  S2  -  Vr 

Hum'bleness,    H-M-Bl2- 

[Hs-V] 

Ns 

Hoy,  H1 

Hum'bler,  H-M-Bl-R 

Hub,  hiiB8 

HumTDles,  H-M-Blz2 

Hub'ble-bubble,  H-B12- 

Hum'bly,  H-M-B1=  (or  M- 

B  Bl 

Bl2) 

Hub'bub,  huB2-B 

Hum'bug,  H-.M-B2-G,  H- 

Huck,  H--K 

M-B2-Gd.  H-M-B2-G-KG 

Huck'aback,  H-K-B2-K 
Huck'le-back,  H2-K1-B-K 

Hum'buggery,  H  -  M  -  B«- 
Gr 

Huck'le-backed,  H2-K1- 

Hum'drum,  H-M-Dr2-M 

B-Kt 

Hu'meral,  H-M-ffl3 

Huck'le-berry,  H=-K1-B- 

Hum'-hum,  H--M-H-M 

R 

Hu'mid,  H^-Md 

Huck'ster,  H2-Kstr,  H-K- 

Hu'midness,  H-M-DS-Ns 

sTrd2,  HS-Kstr(-) 

Humid'ity,  H-Md-T3 

Huck'sterage,  H-K-sTr«- 

Humil'iate,  H-M-it».  H- 

J 

M-Zi3-Td,  H-M-it3-NG 

HUM 

Humilia'tion,  H-M-Zshn1 
Humil'ity,  H-M-Z,3-T 
Hum'mer,  H2-Mr 
Hum'ming-bird,   H«-M- 

NG-Brd 

Hum'mock,  H2-M-K 
Hu'mor,  H3-Mr,  H3-Mrd. 

H*-Mr?NG  or  Y3-Mr,  Y3- 

Mrd,  Y»-Mr-NG 
Hu'moral,  H-Mr-L3  or  Y8- 

Mr-L 
Hu  moralism,  H-Mr-Zz3- 

M  or  Y3-Mr-Z,z-M 
Hu'morism,  H3-Mrz-M  or 

Y3-Mrz-M 
Hu'morist,  HS-MrstorY3- 

Mrst 
Hu'morous,  H3-Mrs  or 

Y3-Mrs 
Hu'morously,  H-Mrs-Z,3 

or  Y»-Mrs-Zr 
Hu'morousness,  H8-Mrs- 

Ns  or  Y3-Mrs-Ns 
Hu'morsome,  H3-Mrs-M 
Hump,  H-M-P2 
Hump'back,  H-M-P«-B-K 
Hum'strum,  H-Ms-Tr2-M 
Hu'mus,  H3-Ms 
Hun,  Hn2 
Hunch,    H-N-CHS,    H-N- 

CHt2   H-N-CH=-NG 
Hunch'back,  H-N-CH2-B- 

E 
Hunch'backed,     H  -  N  - 

CH2-B-Kt 
Hun'dred,  Hnd--Rd"  (or 

100) 
Hun'dredfold,  Hnd-.Rd2- 

F-Ld 
Hun'dredth,   Hnd  -  RA-- 

TH  (or  100TH) 
Hung,  H2-NG 
Hun'garian,  H-NG-G-Rn2 
Hung'-beef,  H2-NG-Bf 
Hun'ger,    H^NG-Gr,  H«- 

NG-Grd.      H2-NG-Gr-NG 

[or  H2-NGr,  H«-NGrd,  H«- 

NGr-NG] 

Huu'gnly,  H-NG-Gr-i* 
Sun'gry,  H2  -  NG  -  Gr    lor 

H2-N(ir] 

Hunk,  H2-NG-K 
Hunk'er,  H^-NG-Kr 
Hunks,  H2-NG-K8 
Hunt,  Hnt«,  Hn-Td«,  Hnt?- 

NG 

Hunt'er,  Hntr 
Hunt'ing-horn,      Hnt»  - 

NG-Hrn 

Hunt'ress,  Hnts-Es 
Hunts'man,  Hntz2-Mn 
Hur'dle,  Hr-Dia 
Hur'dy-gurdy,  H  -  E--  D- 

Gr-D 
Hurl,  H  •  RV,  H«  -  Rid,  H- 

/J12-NG 

flurl'-bone,  H-Kl«-Bn 
Hurl'er,  H-RV-R 
Hurl'ing,  H-fll»-NG 
Hur'ly,  H-fil* 


Hur'ly-burly,  H  -  fll*  -  B- 

£1 

Hurra'  or  Hurrah',  H-.R1 
Hur'ricane,  H-£2-Kn 
Hur'riedly,  S-R^-D-L 
Kur'rier,  H-Ri  R 
Hur'ry,  U.-R"-,  H-R&,  H- 

R---XG 
Hur'ry-skurry,  H-«s2-K- 

R 

Hurt,  Hrts.  Hrt2-NG 
Hurt'er,  Hrtr^ 
Hurt'ful,  Hrt-F«-L 
Hurt'fully,  Hrt-F2-£ 
Hurt'fulness,  Hrt  -  F2  -  L- 

Ns     [Hrt«;Fs] 
Hur'tle,  Hr-T12,  Hr-Tld=, 

Hr-T12-NG 

Hur'tleberry,  Hr-T12-B-^ 
Hurt'less,  Hrt-/,g2 
Hus'band,  Hz-Bnd=,   Hz- 

Bu2-Dd,  Hz-Bnd2-NG 
Hus'bandman,  Hz-Bnd2- 

Mn 

Hus'bandry,  Hz-Bnd2-.R 
Hush,  H-SH«,  H-SHV,  H- 

SH2-NG 
Hush'-money,  H-SH2-M- 

N 
Husk,  Hs2-K,  Hs2-Kt,  Hs2- 

K-NG 

Husk'iness,  Hs2-K-Ns 
Husk'ing,  Hs«-K-NG 
Husk'y,  Hs2-K 
Hussar',  Hz-B» 
Hus'sy,  H-Z2 
Hus'tings,  Hs-T2-NGz 
Hus'tle,  Hs  -  £2,  Hs  -  ^d2, 

Hs-£2.N(j 
Hus'wife,  Hz-F2  or  Hz- 

W2-F 
Hus'wifery,  Hz  -  F2  -  R  or 

Hz-W-'-Fr 

Hut,  Hta.  H-Td2,  Ht(-)2 
Hutch,  H-CH2 
Huzza',  H  -  Z>,  Hz  -  D\  H- 

Zi-NG 

Hy'acinth,  Hs-N-THi 
Hyacinth'ine,       Hs  •  N  - 

THn» 

Hy'ades,  H-Dzi 
Hy'ads,  H-Dzi 
Hy'aline,  H-Lni 
Hy'brid  or  Hyb'rid,  H- 


Hyb'ridous, 
Hyd'atid,  H-D3-Td 
Hy'dra,  H-Dr* 
Hydran'gea,  H-D^-N-J 
Hy'drant,  H-Drnti 
Hydrar'gyrum,  Hdr  -  Ri- 

Jr-M 

Hy'drate,  H-Drt» 
Hydrau'lic,  H-Dri-L-K 
Hydrau'lical,  H-Dr'-L-Kl 
Hydrau'lics,  H-Dr'-Z-Ks 
Hydro-,  Hdr 
Hy'drocele,  Hdrs-i1 
Hydroceph'alus,    Hdrs- 


HYG 

Hydrodynam'ic,     Hdr. 

DJ-N-M-K 
Hydrodynam'ics,    Hdn 

D'-N-M-K:; 

Hy'drogen,  Hdr-Jui 
Hy'drogenate,  Hdr  -  Ji  . 

Nt,  Hdr-Ji-N-Td,  Hdr-J'- 

Nt-NG 
Hy'drogenize,    Hdr  -  Jl  - 

Nz,  Hdr-Ji-Xzd.  Hdr-J1- 

Nz-KG 
Hydrog'enous,  Hdr  -  J1  - 

Ns 
Hydrog'rapher,  Hdr-Gr. 

Fri 
Hydrograph'ic,      Hdr1, 

Grf-K 
Hydrograph'ically,  Hdz 

Gr-Fi-Kl 
Hydrog'raphy,   Hdr-Gr- 

Fi 

Hydrol'ogy,  Hdr-/.i-J 
Hy'dromancy,  Hdr-Mn- 

Si 

Hy'dromel,  Hdi-i-Ml 
Hydrom'eter,  Hdr'-Mtr 
Hydromet'ric,  Hdr2-  Mir, 

K 
Hydromet'rical,    Hdr2  - 

Mtr-Kl 

Hydrom'etry,  Hdr-M-Tr1 
Hydropath'ic,  Hdr  -  Pi  - 

TH-K 
Hydropath'ical-ly,  Hdr- 

Pi-TH-Kl 
Hydrop'athist,  Hdr  -  Pi  - 

THst 

Hydrop'athy,  Hdr-pi-TH 
Hydropho'bia,  Hdr-F2-B 
Hydrophob'ic,  Hdr  -  Fi- 

B-K 

Hydrop'ic,  Hdr-PJ-K 
Hydrop'ical,  Hdr-P'-Kl 
Hy'droscope,  Hdrs-K-pi 
Hy'drostat,  Hdrs-Tt1 
Hydrostat'ic,  Hdrs-Tt'-K 
Hydrostat'ical,  Hdrs-Tt1- 

Kl 
Hydrostat'ics,  Hdrs-Tti- 

Ks 
Hydrosul'phate,    Hdrs  - 


Hydrosul'phuret,  Hdrs- 

L'*-F-Rt 
Hydrotho'rax,  Hdr-TH»- 

R-Ks 

Hy'drous,  H-Drs1 
Hye'mal,  H3-M1 
Hyema'tion,  H2-Mshii 
Hye'na,  H3-N 
Hyge'ian,  H-J3-N 
Hyge'ist,  H-Jsts 
Hy'giene,  H-Jni 
Hygien'ic,  H-J2-N-K 
Hygrol'ogy,  H-Gr-ii-J 
Hygrom'eter,  H'-Gr-Mti 
Hygromet'ric,    Ha-Gr- 

Mtr-K 
Hygromet'rical,  H5  -  Gr 

Mtr-E.1 


HYG 

Hygrom'etry,  H - Gr -  M- 

Tri 

Hy'groscope,  H-Grs-K-P1 
Hylotheism,  H-L3-THz- 

M 

Hylozo'ism,  H-£2-Zz-M 
Hy'men,  H»-Mn 
Hymene'al,  H-M-N-L3 
Hymene'an,  H3-Mn-N 
Hymenop'teral,  H  -  Mn  - 

Ptr1-!, 
Hymenop'terous,  H-Mn- 

Ptri-S 
Hymn,  H3-M,  H^-Md,  H«- 

M-NG 

Hym'nal,  H^-M-Nl 
Hym'nic,  H"-M-N-K 
Hymnog'raphy,  H-M-N- 

Gr-Fi 

Hymnol'ogy,  H-M-N1-.P 
Hy'qid,  H-Di 
Hyoid'ean,  H-Dn* 
Hyp,  hips 
Hypal'lage, 
Hy'per,  H-Pr 
Hyper'baton,  H  -  Prs  -  B  - 

Tn 

Hyper'bola,  H-Pr^Bl 
Hyper'bole,  H-Pr2-Bl 
Hyperbolic,  H-Pr»-Bl-K 
Hyperbol'ical-ly,  H-Pr1- 

B1-K1 
Hyperbol'iform,  H  -  Pr1- 

Bl-Fr-M 
Hyper'bolism,  H-Pr2-Bl- 

zM 

Hyper'bolist,  H-Pr2-Blst 
Hyperbo'rean,  H-Pr2-B- 

Rn 
Hypercatalec'tic,  H-Pr2- 

Kt-£-K-T-K 
Hypercrit'ic,  H  -  Pr3-  Kr- 

T-K 
Hypercritical,    H  -  Pr3  - 

Krt-Kl 
Hypercrit'icism,  H-Pr3- 

Kr-T-szM 

Hyper'meter,  H-Pr^-Mtr 
Hyper'trophy,  H-Pr2-Tr- 

F 

Hy'phen,  H-Fn1 
Hypnotic,  hlP^N-T-K 
Hyp'notism,  hIP3  -  N  -  T  - 

zM 

Hy'po,  hi-pi 
Hypochon'dria,      hIPi  - 

Kiid-fl 
Hypochon'driac,    HP1  - 

Knd-«-K 
Hypochondri'achal, 

hlP^Knd-.R-Kl 
Hypochondri'acism, 

hTP^Knd-W-szM 
Hypochondri'asis,  MP1- 

Knd-Rss 
Hypochon'drium,  hlP'- 

Knd-R-M 

Hypoc'risy,  hlP'-Kr-S 
Hyp'ocrite,  hIP8-Krt 
Hypocrit'ic,  hIP3-Er-T-K 


126 

Hypocrit'ical-ly,    hlP«  - 

Krt-Kl 
Hypogas'tric,  hlPi-G-sTr- 

K 

Hypos'tasis,  hi-Ps^Tss 
Hypostat'ic,  hi-Psi-Tt-K 
Hypostat'ical-ly,  hi-Pa1- 

Tt-Kl 

Hypot'eneuse,  hi-P'-T-Ns 
Hypothecate,  hi-pi-TH- 

K-T,   hi  Pi-TH-K-Td,  hi- 

pi-TH-K-T-NG 
Hypotheca'tion,  hi  -  P«  - 

TH-Kshn 
Hypofh'enuse,  hi-P'-TH- 

N8 

Hypoth'esis,  W-pi-THss 
Hypothet'ic,  hi  -  P2  -  TH  - 

T-K 
Hypothet'ical-ly,  hl-P2- 

THt-Kl 

Hypozo'ic,  hI-P2-zK 
Hypped,  hlPt« 
Hy'son,  Hs'-N 
Hys'sop,  Hs-P3  or  Hz-P1 
Hyste'ria,  Hs-T»-ft 
Hyster'ic,  Hs-T2-«-K 
Hysterical,  Hs-T2-rt-Kl 
Hysterics,  Hs-T2-fi-Ks 
Hys'teron-proteron,  Hs- 

T3-«-N-Prt-tfn 
Hysterot'omy,  Hs-T1-^- 

T-M 


I. 


I,  the  ninth  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  is  used  to  repre- 
sent four  vowel-sounds,  as 
heard  in  pike,  pick,  pique 
and  sir.  These  sounds  are 
written  in  Phonography  as 
follows : 

i  in  pike — v-shaped  diph- 
thong-sign in  the  first  po- 
sition. 

i  in  pick  —  light  third- 
place  dot. 

i  in  pique— heavy  third- 
place  dot. 

i  in  sir  —  light  second- 
place  dash. 

Note.— As  commonly  pro- 
nounced, there  is  no  differ- 
ence in  the  sound  of  the 
vowels  heard  in  sir,  dirt, 
pert,  curb,  her,  hurt,  fir,  fur, 
etc.,  and  they  should,  there- 
fore, be  written  with  the 
same  sign. 

When  the  diphthong- 
sound  of  i  is  initial,  as  in 
ice,  eyed,  ire,  Ike,  etc.,  the 
sign  may  be  joined,  when 
convenient,  to  the  first  stem 
of  the  word. 


ICH 

The  pronoun  /  irf  always 
written  with  a  short  tick, 
slanting  invariably  to  the 
right.  (See  tick-sign  fora). 
When  standing  alone  it  is 
invariably  written  upward. 
When  joined  to  a  following 
Pee,  Bee,  Tee,  Dee,  Chay, 
Jay,  Ef,  Vee,  Ith,  Dhee, 
En,  Ing  or  Yay,  the  tick  is 
struck  upward  in  the  direc- 
tion of  Ree.  When  joined 
to  a  following  Kay,  Gay,: 
Ess,  Zee,  Ish,  Zhee,  Lee,( 
Er,  Ree,  Em,  Way  or  Hay, 
it  is  struck  downward  in 
the  direction  of  Chay.  How- 
ever, before  can,  could,  can- 
not and  could  not,  the  up- 
ward tick  is  used  to  pre- 
vent conflict  between  the 
phrases  /  can  and  /  am,  f 
cannot  and  /  am  not,  I  could 
not  and  I  mean  to. 

The  phrase  /  have  is  writ- 
ten with  the  downward  tick 
with  the  r-hook.  and  /  will 
wita  the  upward  tick  with 
the  Z-hoofc.  If  care  be  taken 
to  always  write  the  down- 
ward tick  with  the  same 
slant  as  Chay,  and  the  up- 
ward tick  with  the  slant  of 
Ree,  and  to  make  the  hooks 
on  them  shorter  than  the 
ticks,  the  signs  for  these 
phrases  will  never  become 
confused. 

This  abbreviated  form  of 
the  sign  for  the  pronoun  / 
is  also  used,  in  single 
words,  before  Em  and  Lee, 
as  in  iambus,  isle,  island, 

I'amb,  i-M-Bi 
lam'bic,  i-M-Bi-K 
lam'bical,  i-M-Bi-Kl 
lam'bus,  i-M-Bs* 
I'bex,  i-Bi-Ks 
Ibi'dem,  i-B^B-M    (or  i- 
Bd'-M) 


Ica'rian,  i-K-fln2 
Ice,  i-8i,  i-Sti.  i-S'-NG 
Ice'berg,  i-S^Br-G 
Ice'-blink,  i-si-Bl-NG-K 
Ice'-cream,  i-S^Kr-M 
Iced,  i-Sti 
Ice'-floe,  i-Si-Fl 
Ice'-house,  i-Si-Hs 
Icelander,  I-S^indr 
Icelandic,  i-S^Lnd-K 
Ice'land-mocs,  i-S^ind- 

Ms 

Ice'-plant,  i-S'-Plnt 
Ichneu'mon,  K3-N-Mn 
Ichnog'raphy,  K-N-Gr-F* 
I'chor,  iKr1 
I'chorous,  iKr-S1 
Ichtlryol'ogy, 


ICH 

Ichthyoph'agous,      K  - 1 

Ich'thyosaur,  K-THss-R 
I'cicle,  i-S^Kl 
I'ciness,  i-S'-Ns 
I'cing,i  Si-NG 
Icon'oclasm,  K^N-Kl-zM 
Icon'oclast,  KJ-N-Klst 
Iconoclastic,  K  -  N  -  Kls  - 

T1  K 

Iconog'raphy,  K-N-Gr-F1 
IconoFogy,  K-N-H-J 
Icosahe'dron,  K-sH-Drn3 
Icteric,  K-Tr2-K 
Icterlcal,  K-Tr2-Kl 
Ic'tus,  K-Ts3 
I'cy,i-S».  i-Si-R,  i-Sst1 
I'd  [contracted  from  /  Jiad 

or  I  would],  i-D1 
Ide'a.  i-D» 
Ide'al,  i-D3-L 
Ide'alism,  i-D*-Zz-M 
Ide'alist,  i-D3-Zst 
Ideality,  i-Di-Z-T 
Ide'alize,  i-D3-Zz,  i-D3- 

Zzd,  I-D3-Zz-NG 
Ide'ally,  i-D3./; 
I'dem,  i-Di-M 
Iden'tical-ly,  i-Dn2-T-Kl 

[i-Dt2-Kl] 
identiflca'tion,  l-Dntf-F- 

Eshn 
Iden'tify,  t-Dnt*-F,  i-Dnta- 

Fd,  i-Dnf-F-NG 
Iden'tity,  i-Dnts-T 
Ideographic,  i-D>-Grf-K 
Ideograph'ical-ly,  1-D1- 

Gr-F-Kl 

Ideog'raphy,  i-Di-Gr-F 
Ideol'ogy,  i-D^Z-J 
Ides,  i-Dz» 
Idioc'rasy,  Di-Kr-8 
Idiocy,  D3-g 
Idiom,  D3-M 
Idiomatic,  D^Mt-K 
Idiomat'ical-ly,  Di-Mt 

El 

Idiopathlc,  Di-P-TH-K 
Idiop'athy,  Di-P-TH 
Idiosyn'crasy,  Ds3-N-Kr- 

8 

Idiot,  D3-T 
Idlotcy,  D3-T-8 
Idiotic,  Di-T-K 
Idiptlcal-ly,  D1-T-K1 
Idlotism,  D3-T-zM 
I'dle,  i-Di-L,  i-Di-Z-R, 

I'dleness,  l-Di-L-Ns 
I'dler,  i-Di-Z-R 
I'dle-wheel,  i-Di-Z-Wl 
I'dly,  i-Di-z 
Id'ocrase,  D3-.Irs 
I'dol,  i-Di-L 
Idol'ater,  i-D1-Ztr 
Idol'atress,  i-Di-Z-Trs 
Idol'atrize,  i-Di-Z-Trz 
Idol'atrous,  i-D^Z-Trs 
Idol'atrously,  i-Di-Z-Tr 
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127 


ILL 


Idol'atry,  i-Di-Z-Tr 

1  or  r-hook.     See  words  be- 

I'dolize, i-D1-Zz,  l-D^-Zzd, 

ginning  with  ill-  and  with 

i-D'-Zz-NG 

irr-. 

I'dolizer,  i-Di-Zz-R 

Ill'-bred,  Z3-Brd 

Ido'neous,  i-D2-Ns 

Ill'-breeding,  Z3-Brd(') 

I'dyl  or  Id'yl,  i-Di-L  or 

Ille'gal-ly,  Z13-G1 

D3-L 

Illegality,  ZU-G1-T 

Idyl'lic,  I-D8-Z-K 

Ille'galize,  Zl^-Glz 

If,F» 

Illegibility,  Z1J-J-BU 

Ig'neous,  G»-Ns 

Illeglble-y,  Z12-J-B1 

Ignes'cent,  G2-Ns-Nt 

Illegitimacy,  Zl!-Jt-M-S 

Ignif'erous,  G-N-F3-fis 

Illegitimate,  Zl3-Jt-Mt, 

[g'niform,  G-N-F3-R-M 

ZF-Jt-M-Td.  Z13-Jt-Mt(l 

[gnig'enous,  G-N-J3-Ns 

Illegitimately,   Zl3-Jt- 

[gnip'otent,  G-N-p3-Tnt 
[g'nis-fatuus,  G3-Ns-F-Ts 

Mt-z 
Illegitima'tion,  Zl2-Jt- 

Ignite',  Gi  -  Nt,  G  -  N  -  Td1, 

Mshn 

Qi.jft-NG 

Ill'-favored,  Z3-F-Vrd 

Ignitlble,  G-Nt-BU 

Illib'eral,  7^-Br-L 

[gni'tion,  G3-Nshn 

Illiberallty,  zn-Br-Z  T 

[gniv'omous,  G-N-V3-Ms 

Illib'erally,  ZP-Br-Z 

Igno'ble,  G-N-Bls 

Illicit,  Zs3-T 

Igno'bleness,  G-N-Bl^-Ns 

Illicitly,  Zs3-T-Z 

Igno'bly,  G-N-Bl2 

Illicltness,  Zs3-T-Ns 

Ignominious,  G3  -  N  -  M- 

Illimitable,  Zis-Mt-Bl 

Ns 

Illit'eracy,  Zl3-Tr-S 

Ignominlously,  G-N-M- 

Illit'erate,  Zl3-Trt 

Ns-L» 

Illit'erateness.  Zl3-Trt- 

Ig'nominy,  GS-N-M-N 

Na 

Ignora'muq,  G«-Nr-Ms 
Ig'norance,  G^-Nrns 

Ill'-nature,  L»-Ntr 
Ill'-natured,  Z3-N-CHr_ 

Ig'norant,  GS-Nrnt 

Ill'-naturedly,      Z3  -  N  - 

Ig'norantly,  G-Nrnt-Z3 

CHrd-Z 

Ignore',  G2  -  Nr,  G2  -  Nrd, 

Ill'ness,  Z3-Ns 

G2-Nr-NG 

Illoglcal-ly,  Zli-J-Kl 

Igua'na,  GwJ-N 

Illoglcalness,   z^-J-Kl- 

Ilex,  i-zi-Ks 

Ns 

Iliac,  IAK 

Ill'-starred,  Zs3-T-Rd 

Ili'acal,  L'-Kl 

Illtem'pered,  L-  -  T  -  M  - 

Iliad,  ZS-D 

Prd 

Ilium,  L3-M 

Ill'-turn,  Z3-T-En 

Ilk,  LS-K 

Illude',  Z3-D,  Z3-Dd,  z*- 

111,  Z« 

D-KG 

Illapse',  Z1-Ps 

Illume',  L3-M,  lAMd,  L3- 

Illa'queable,  Z3-Kw-Bl 

M-NG 

Illa'queate,  z2-Kw-T,  Z2- 

Illu'minable,  L3-M-N-B1 

Kw-Td,  Z«-Kw-T-NG 

Illu'minate,  L»  -  M  -  N  -  T, 

Illa'tion,  Zshn» 

L3-M-N-Td,  L3-M-N-T-NG 

Illative,  Z8-Tv 

Illumina'ti,  LS-M-N-T 

Illaud'able,  zli-D-Bl 

Illumina'tion,      L-  -  M  - 

Note.  —  When,  in  the  com- 

Nshn 

mon   English   spelling,    a 

Illu'minative,  L3  -  M  -  N- 

negative  is  formed  by  pre- 

TV 

fixing     another     syllable 

Illu'minator,  L3-M-Ntr 

which    repeats     the     first 

Illu'mine,  L3-Mn 

consonant  of  the  positive 

Illuminee',  L3-M-N 

word,  as  in  the  words  mod- 

Illu'sion, Zzhn3 

erate  —  immoderate,    neces- 

Illu'sionist, Zzhn3-St 

sary  —  unnecessary,   legal  — 

Illu'sive,  Zs3-V 

illegal,    rational  —  irration- 

Illu'sively, Zs3-v-z 

al,  it  becomes  necessary  in 

Illu'siveness,  Zs3-V-Ns 

Phonography  to  write    an 

Illu'sory,  Zs3-.R 

additional     consonant     in 

Illus'trate,  Zs^-Trt,  Zs*- 

order  to  prevent  conflict 

Tr-Td.  Zs'-TrtC) 

between   the.  outlines    of 

Illustra'tion,  Zs2-Tr8hn 

the  positive  and  negative  Illus'trative,  Zs2-Tr-Tv 
words.   T  ...is  is  done  in  the  Illustratively,  Zs2-Tr-T 

cases  of  m  and  n  by  prefix- 

VI 

•  ing  an  M  or  K  stem,  and  in 

Illus'trator,  Zs^-Trtr 

the  cases  of  I  and  r,by  the  Illus'trious,  Ls2-Trs 

ILL 

Illus'trioasly,  LB--Tr-sL 
Illus'triousuess,  La*-1rs- 
Hfl 

ni-wiir,  L*-L 

Il'ly,  L*-L 

Im'age,.  M-J»,  M-Jd3   M- 

ja-NG 

Im'agery,  M-J3-^ 
Imaginable,  M-Ji-N-Bl 
Imaginary,  M-Ji-Nr 
Imagina'tion,  M-J*-Nshn 
Imaginative,  M-Ji-Nt-V 
Imag'ine,  M-Jn1,  M-Jnd1, 

M-Jni-NG 

Jmaglner,  M-<n-Nr 
Imam',  MJ-M 
I'naan,  i-Mn1 
Imaum',  MJ-M 
Imband',  M-Bndi 
Imbank',  M-Bi-NG-K 
Imbank'ment,  M-Bi-NG- 

E-Mnt 
Imbathe',  M-B*-DH.  M- 

B*-DHd,  M-B*-DH-NG 
"jnTjecile,  M-Bs*-L 
Imbecil'ity,  M-fis-si-T 
Imbed',  M-Bdz,  M-B^-Dd, 

M-B3-D-NG 
Imbez'zle,  M-B*-Z1 
Imbibe',  M  -  fii  -  B,  M  •  Bi- 

B-D.  M-B'-B-NG 
Imbibi'tion,  M-B3-Bshn 
Imbit'ter,  M-Btr«   M-B3- 

Trd,  M-Btr«-NG 
imbod'y,  M-fii-D 
Imbold'en,  M-Bl*-Dn 
Imbor'der,  M-B>-Bdr 
Imbosk',  M-B'-sK 
Imbos'om,  M-B8-zM,  M- 

B»-zMd.  M-BS-zM-NG 
Tmbow',  M-B* 
Imbow'er,  M-B^K 
Im  bricate,  M-Br»-Kt 
Im'bricated,  M-Br»-K-Td 
Imbrica'tion,      M  -  Brs  - 

Eshn 

Imbrogl'io,  M-Br«-i 
Imbrown',  M  •  Brn1,  M  - 

Brndi.  M-BrnJ-NG 
Imbrue',  M-Br«,  M-Brd3, 

M-Br3-NG 
Imbrute',  M-Brts  M-Br»- 

Td,  M-Brt(-)8 
Imbue',  M-B*,  M-Bd3,  M- 

B8-NG 

Imburse',  M-Biirsa 
Imburse'ment,  M  -  Bur2- 

sMnt 

Imitabil'ity,  M-T»-Blt 
Im'itable,  M-T3-B1 
Im'itate,  M-Tta,  M- 


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Immac'ulately,  M-M-Klt 

Immac'ulateness,  M^M- 

Klt-Ns 
Immal'leable,  M  -  M  -  i1- 

Bl 
Immana'tion,      M*  -  M  - 

Nshn 

Im'manence,  Mn3-Ns 
Im'manency,  Mn3-N-S 
Im'manent,  Mn3-Nt 
Imman'ity,  M-M-N-T1 
Imman'uel,  M-M-N-L1 
Immask',  M^Ms-K 
Immaterial,  M-Mtr-L3 
Immate'rialjy,  M-Mtr-L3 
Immate'rialism,  M-Mtr- 

£3-zM 
Immate'rialist,  M-Mtr- 

Immaterial'ity,  M  -  Mtr- 

i'-T 
Immate'rialness,  M-Mtr- 

Immature',  M-Mt-B3 
Immatured',  M- 
Immature'ly,  M 
Immature'ness,  M-Mt- 

Immatu'rity,  M-Mt-B3-T 

(or  M-Mt-fltf) 
Immeas'urable-y,  M-M- 

ZHr2-Bl 
Immechan'ical,  Mi  -  M  - 

K-N-K1 
Imme'diate,    M  -  M  -  Dt3 

[M3-Mt] 
Imme'diately,  M-M-Dt3- 

L    [M-Mt8-i] 
Imme'diateness,  M  -  M  - 

Immedicable,  M-Md-K- 

Immelo'dious,  M-M-Z.2- 

Ds 
Immemo'rial-ly,  M-M- 

Immense',  M2-Ns 
Immensely,  M-Ns-La 
Immense'ness,  M*-Na-Ns 
Immen'sity,  M-Ns-T2 
Immensurabillty,  M-M- 

N-SHra-Blt 
Immen'surable,  M-M-N- 

Immen'surate,  M  -  M  -  N- 

SHrta 

Immerge',  M-M-B2-J 
Immerse',  M-fisa, 


Imita'tion,  M-Tshn* 
Im'itative,  M-T^-Tv 
Im'itativeness,  M-T^Tv- 

Ns     [M-Tt3  :Vs] 
Im'itator,  M-Ttr3 
Immac'ulate,  M^M-KH. 

See  Note  under  the  word 
Illaudable. 


-- 

Immer'sion,  M-flshn« 
Immer'sionist,  M-/ishn= 

St 
Immesh',  M  -  M  -  SH2,  M  - 

M-5Ht2,  M-M-SH2-NG 
Immethod'ical-ly,     M  - 

M-THdi-Kl 
Immethod'icalness,  Jl 

M-THd'-Kl-Ns 
Im'migrant,  M»-Grnt 


IMP 

Im'migrate,  M3  -  Grt,  M  • 

Gr-Tda.  M3-Grt-NG 
Immigra'tion,  M3-Grshn. 

See  Emigration. 
Im'minence,  Mn3-Ns 
Im'minent,  Mn3-Nt 
Im'minently,  Mn-Nt-L3 
Immiscibil'ity,  M,-Ms-B«- 

Z.-T 

Immis'cible,  M-Ms-B3-L 
Immis'sion,  M3-Mshn 
Immit',  M3-Mt,  M-M-Td» 

Ma-Mt(-) 
Immit'igable,  M  -  Mt  -  Q- 

Bl» 

Immix',  M3-M-Ks 
Immob'ile,  M-M-B11 
Immobil'ity.  M-M-B13-T 
Immod'erate,  M-Md-fiti 
Immod'erately,  M  -  Md- 

KV-L 
Immod'erateness,      M  - 

Md-W-Ns 
Immodera'tion,    M-Md- 

fishn2 
Immod'est,  M-M-Dst1  (or 

Mi-Mdst) 
Immod'estly,  M-M-Dsti- 

L  [M-M-Ds'-L] 
Immod'esty,  M-M-Ds'-T 
Im'molate,  M-I/t3,  M-Z,3- 

Td,  M-Z,t3-NG 
Immola'tion,  M-ishns 
Im'molator,  M-itr3 
Immor'al-ly,  M-M-fiU 
Immoral'ity,  M-M-fil1-! 

(or  -Bit) 

Immor'tal-ly,  M-MrtJ-Z, 
Immortal'ity,  M-Hrt-Z-i- 

T 
Immor'tallze,  M-Mrt-Zzi, 

M-Mrt-Lzd1,    M-Mrt-Lz1- 

NO 

Immortelle',  M-AI-«t2-L 
Immovabil'ity,  M-M-V3- 

Bl-T 
Immov'able-y,  M-M-V»- 

Bl 
Immov'ableness,  M  -  M- 

V3-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Immu'nity,  M-M-N-T3 
Immure',  M-M-fi3,  M-M- 
* 


Immu'sical,  M-Mz-K-L3 
Immutability,  M-Mt-Bl» 

-T 

Immu'table-y,  M-Mt-Bl» 
Immu'tableness,  M-Mt- 

Bl3-Ns    [IBs] 
Imp,  M-PS  Mt3,  M-P3-NG 
Impact',  M-pi-Kt,  M-Pi- 

K-Td.  M-Pi-Kt-NG 
Im'pact,  M-P3-Kt 
Impair',   M-Pr',  M-Prdi, 

M-P^-NG 

Impair'er,  M-Pri-R 
Impale',   M-P2-L,    M-P«- 

Ld.  M-P2-L-NG 
Impale'ment,  M-P2-i- 

Mnt 


IMP 

Impalpability,  M-P1-F 

Bit* 
Impal'pable-y,  M-PP-P- 

Bl 

Impal'sy, 
Impana'tion,  M-Pa-Nshn 
Impan'el,  M-P^Nl,  M-P1- 

Nld,  M-P1-N1-NG 
Impar'adise, 


KG 

Impar'ity,  M-pi-fi-T 
Impark',  M-Pri-K,  M-Pr1- 

Kt,  M-Pr!-K-NG 
Impart',  M-Prti,   M-Fr1- 

Td,  M-Prt(-)1 
Imparta'tion,      M  -  Pr«  - 

Tshn 

Impart'er,  M-Prtri 
Impar'tial,  M-Pri-SHl 
Impartiality,  M-Pr»-fiHl- 

T 

Impartially,  M-Pr»-S/n 
Impartibil'ity,  M  -  Prr.a 

Bl-T 

Impart'ible,  M-Prti-Bl 
Impart'ment,  M-Prti-Mnt 
Impass'able,  M-Ps^Bl 
Impass'ableness,  M-Ps1- 

Bl-Ns 
Impassibil'ity,  M-Ps3-Bl- 

T 

Impas'sible,  M-Ps^Bl 
Impas'sibleness,  M-Ps1- 

Bl-Ns 

Impas'sion,  M-Pshn1 
Impas'sionate,  M-pi-5£f- 

Nt.  See  Impassioned. 
Impas'sioned,  M-Pshn1- 

D.    See  Impassionate. 
Impas'sive,  M-Ps^V 
Impas'sively,  M-Psi-V-Z 
Impassivity,  M-Ps3-V-T 
Impas'siveness,  M-Ps1- 

V-Ns 
Inipasta'tion,      M  -  Ps2  - 

Tshn 
Impaste',  M-Pst2,  M-Pss- 

Td,  M-Ps2-NG 
Impat'ible,  M-pi-T-Bl 
Impa'tience,  M-P^SHhs 
Impa'tient,  M-P2-S/fnt 
Impa'tiently,  M-pz-^Hnt- 

If 

Impat'ronize,  M-PJ-Tr- 

Nz 
Impawn',  M-Pni,  M-Pn1- 

D,  M-Pni-NG 
Impeach',   M-P8-CH,  M- 

P3-CHt,  M-Pa-CH-NG 
Impeach'able,  M-P'-CH- 

Bl 

Impeach'er,  M-P3-CHr 
Impeach'ment,    M  -  P3  - 

CH-Mnt 
Impearl',  M-P2-fil,  M-P2- 

Rld.  M-P2-«1-NG 
Impeccabil'ity,  M-P8-K- 

Blt 

tmpec'cable,  M-P«-K-Bl 
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129 

Impec'cancy,  M-P2-Kn-S 
Impecunios'ity,  M-pi-K- 

Ns-T 
Impecun'ious,    M-P3-K- 

Na 
Impede',  M-P^-D    Y-f3- 

Dd.  M-P3-D-NG 
Imped'iment,  M-P2-D- 

Mnt 

Imped'itive,  M-P^-D-Tv 
Impel',  M-ps-L,  M-pa-Ld, 

N-P2-L-NG 

Impel'lent,  M-P2-Znt 
Impel'ler,  M-ps-i-R 
Impelling,  M-pa-L-NG 
Impen',  M-Pn« 
Impend',  M  -  Pn*  -  D,  M- 

Pn^-Dd,  M-Pn'-i-D-NG 
Impend'ence,  M-Pn2-Dns 
Impend'ency,  M-Pu=-Dn- 

S 

Impend'ent,  M-Pn«-Dnt 
Impending,  M-Pn^-D-NG 
Impenetrabil'ity,  M-P^- 

N-Tr-Blt 
Impen'etrable-y,  M  -  P«- 

N-Tr-Bl 
Impen'etrableness,  M- 

P2-N-Tr-Bl-Na    [IBs] 
Impen'itence,  M  -  P"  -  N- 

Tns 
Impen'itency,  M  -  PS  -  N- 

Tn-S 

Impen'itent,  M-P2-N-Tnt 
Impen'itently,  M  -P2-N- 

Tnt-L 

Imperative,  M-Prt2-V 
Imper'atively,  M-Prt^-V- 

L 

Imper'ator,  M-ps-Ktr 
Imperceiv'able,  M-Prs3- 

V-B1 
Imperceptibil'ity,     M  - 

Prs»-Pt-Blt 
Impercep'tible-y,     M  - 

Prs2-Pt-Bl 
Impercep'tibleness,  M- 

Prs2-Pt-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Impercep'tive,  M  -  Prs2  - 

Pt-V 

Imperfect,  M-Prf-Kt 
Imperfec'tion,  M  -  Prf2  - 

Kshn 
Imper'fectly,  M-Prf2-Kt- 

L 
ImperTectness,  M  -  Prf-- 

Kt-Ns 
Impei^forable, 

Bl 

Impei^forate, 
Imperfora'tion,  M  -  Prf2- 

Rshn 

Impe'rial.  M-P3-B1 
Impe'riahst,  M-P3-Blst 
Imperial'ity,  M-Pi-Hl-T 
Imperially,  M-P»-«1 
Imper'il,  M-P2-fil,  M-P2- 

KIA.  M-P^-fil-NG 
Impe'rious,  M-P8-Rs 
Impe'riously,  M-P»-fis-L 


IMP 

Impe'riousness, 

-Na 
Imper'ishable,   M-P2-«- 

SH-Bl 
Imper'manence.   M-Pr2- 

Mn-Na 
Impermeabil'ity,  M-Pr3- 

M-B1-T 
Imper'meable,  5l-Pr2-3I- 

Bl 
Impersonal-ly,  M  -  Prs2- 

M 
Impersonal'ity,  M-Prs1- 

Nl-T 
Impersonate,  M-Prs«-Xt, 

M-Prs--N-Td,  M-Prs2-Nt< 

NG 
Impersonation,  M-Prs2> 

Nshn 
Impersonifica'tion,    M- 

Pr2-sN-F-Kshn 
Imperspicm'ity,  M-Prs*- 

P-K-T 
Imperspic'uous,  Il-Prss- 

P-Ks 
Impersua'sible,  M  -  Pr2  - 

sWz-B(-L) 
Imper'tinence,  M-P2-St- 

Nns 
Imper'tinency,  M-ps-JZt- 

Nn-S 
Imper'tinent,  M  -  P2  -  Rt- 

Nnt 
Imper'tinently,   M  -  P2  - 

flt-Nnt-i 
Imperturbabil'ity,     M  - 

Prta-^-B-BH 
Impertur'bable,  M-Prt2- 

R  B-B1 
Imperturba'tion,        M  - 


Imper'  viable,  M  -  Pr2  -  V- 

Bl 

Imper'vious,  M-Pr=-Vs 
Imper'vioasly,  M-Pr'-Va 

-L 
Imper'viousness,  M-Pr!i- 

Vs-Ns 

Im'petrate,  M-P3-Trt 
Impetra'tion,       51  -  P«  - 

Trshn 
Impetuos'ity,   M-P'-CH- 

sT 

Impet'uous,  M-P2-CHf 
Impet'uously,  M-P2-CH- 

sL 
Impet'uousness,  M  -  P:-> 

CHs-Ns 

Im'petus,  M-P8-Ts 
Im'phee,  M-F3 
Impierce',  M-P3-Bs 
Impi'ety,  M-pi-T 
Impinge',  M  -  Pn*  -  J,  M- 

Pns-Jd,  M-Pn»-J-NG 
Impinge'ment,  M-Pns-J 

Mnt 

Im'pious,  M-Ps8 
Im'piously,  M-P3-81 
Im'piousness,  M-Ps8-Ns 
Imp'ish,  M-P8-SH 


IMP 

Implacabil'ity,  M-P1*-K 

Bit 
Impla'cable-y,  M-Pl^K- 

Bl 
Impla'cableness,  M-P12- 

K-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Implant',  M-Plnti,  M-Pln1 

-Td.  M-Plnti-KG 
Implanta'tion,  M-Pln2- 

Tshn 

Implau'sible,  M-Plz^Bl 
Implau'sibleness,      M  - 

Piz'-Bl-Ns 
Implead',  M-Pld3,  M-P18- 

Dd,  M-Pld(-)3 
Implead'er,  M-Pl3-Dr 
Im'plement,  M-Pl3-Mnt 
Imple'tion,  M-Plshn3 
Im'plex,  M-Pia-Ks 
Im'plieate,  M-Pl3-Kt,  M- 

Pl3-K-Td.  M-Pl3-Kt-NG 
Implica'tion,      M  -  PI8  - 

Im'plicative,  M-Pl3-Kt-V 
Im'plicatively,  M-Pl3-Kt- 

\-L 

Implic'it,  M-Pls8-T 
Implicitly,  M-Pls>»-T-Z, 
Implic'itness,  M-Pls3-T- 

Ns 

Impli'edly,  M-PU-D-Z. 
Implora'tion,      M  -  PI2  • 

Rshn 
Implore',  M-P12-B,  M-P12- 

Bd,  M-Pl2-#-NG 
Implor'er,  M-Pl2-Rr 
Imploringly,    M-Pl2-jR- 

KG1 

Implum'ed,  M-PJS-Md 
Implu'mous,  M-Pl3-Ms 
Implu'vium,  M-P18-V-M 
Imply',  M-Pli,    M-Pld1, 

M-Pli-XG 
Impoi'son,  M-Pzi-N,  M- 

Pz'-Nd,  M-Pz»-N-NG 
Impolicy,  M-pi-Zr-S 
Impolite',  M-pi-Lt 
Impolitely,  M-pi-it-Z, 
Impolite'ness,  M-pi-it- 

Ns 

Impolitic,  M-PU-T-K 
Impoliticly,  M-PU-T-K1 
Imponderability,  M-P"- 

N-Dr-Blt 
Impon'derable,  M-P'-N- 

Dr-Bl 
Impon'derableness,  M- 

Pi-N-DrlBs 
Impon'derous,  M-pi-N- 

Drs 

Imporoslty,  M-pi-fis-T 
Impo'rous,  M-P^-BS 
Import',   M-Prt*,   M-Pr«- 

Td,  M-Prt(-)3 
Im'port,  M-Prta 
Import'able,  M-Prt'-Bl 
Impor'tance,   M-Pr>-Tns 

[M-Prf] 
fmpor'tant,   M-Pr'-Tnt 

LM-Prti] 


130 


IMP 


Importantly,  M-Pi^-Tnt- 

Im'precatory,    M-PrS-K. 

L    [M-Prt'ii] 

i-a 

Importa'tion,     M  -  Pr2  - 

Imprecision,  M-PrsrAnS 

Tshn 

Impregn',  M-Prn3 

Import'er,  M-Prtr2 

Impreg'nable-y,  M-Pr*- 

Import'unacy,  M-P^-Kt- 

G-N-B1 

N-8 

Impreg'nate,  M  -  Pr2-  G- 

Import'unate,    M-P^fit- 

Nt,  M-Pr2-G-N-Td,  M-Pr2- 

Nt 

G-Nt-NG 

Import'unately,  M-Pi-Ztt 

Impregna'tion,  M-Pr^G- 

-Nt-L 

Nshn 

Import'unateness,  M-P1- 

Imprescrip'tible,  M-Pr3- 

.Rt-Nt-Ns 

sKr-Pt-Bl 

Importune',  M-P3-fl-Tn. 

Impress',    M  -  Prs8,    M  - 

M-P8-£-Tnd,  M-P3-Z^-Tn- 

Prst2,  M-Prs=-NG 

NG 

Im'press,  M-Prs3 

Importu'ner,  M-P3-B-T- 

laipressibillty,  M-Prs«- 

Nr 

Blt 

Im'portunity,    M-P3-tft- 

Impressible,  M-Prss-Bl 

Mt 

Impres'sion,  M-Prshu2 

Impos'able,  M-Pz^Bl 

Impres'sionable,       M  - 

Impose',  M-Pz2,  M-Pzd2, 

Prshn'-i-B-L 

M-Pz2-NG 

Impressive,  M-Prs^V 

Impos'er,  M-P2-Zr 

Impressively,  M-Prs2-V. 

Imposing,  M-Pz^NG 
Imposingly,  M-Pz2-NGl 

Z- 
Impresslveness,  M-Prs? 

Imposing-stone,  M-Pz2- 

-V-Ns 

NG-sTn 

Impress'ment,      M-Pr2- 

Imposi'tion,  M-Pz*7m3 

sMnt 

Impossibility,  M-Ps3-Bl- 

Impress'ure,  M-Pr2-SHr 

T(-Blt) 

Im'prest,  M-Prst3 

Impossible,    M  -  Ps1  -  Bl 

Imprest',  M-Prst2,  M-Prs'' 

[M-Ps1] 

Td.  M-Prs2-T-NG 

Im'post,  M-Pst3 
Imposfnumate,  M  -  Ps1  - 

Imprima'tur,  M-Pr2-Mti 
Impri'mis,  M-Pr'-Ms 

T-Mt,  M-Psi-T-M-Td,  M- 

Im'print,  M-Prnt3 

Psi-T-Mt(-) 

Imprint',    M  -  Prnt3.    M  . 

Imposthuma'tion,      M- 

Prn3-Td,  M-Prut^-NG 

Ps^T-Mshn 

Impris'on,  M-Prz3-N.  M- 

Impost'hume,  M-Psi-T- 

Prz3-Nd.  M-Prz3-N-NG 

M 

Impris'onment,  M-Prz3- 

Impos'tor,  M-Pstr1 

N-Mnt 

Impos'torship,    M-Pstr1 

Improbability,    M-Pr3 

!SH 

B-Blt 

Impost'ure,  M-P'-sCHr 

Improb'able-y,  M  -  Pr1  . 

Im'potence,  M-P3-Tns 

B-B1     [M-Pri-B] 

Im'potency,  M-P3-Tn-8 
Im'potent,  M-P3-Tnt 
Im'potently,  M-ps-Tnt-L 

Improbity,  M-Pr'-B-T 
Improfl'cience,     M-Pr3- 
Fshiis 

Impound',  M-Pn1-!).  M- 

Improfi'ciency,    M-Pr3- 

Pn!-Dd,  M-Pni-D-NG 

Fshn-S 

Impound'er,  M-Pndr1 

Improlif'ic,  M-P^-Z-F-K 

Impov'erish,  M  -  Pv1  -  R  - 

Impromp'tu,  M-Pr'-M-T 

8H.  M-Pv^-fl-SHt,  M-Pv1- 

Improp'er,  M-Pr'-Pr 

JZ-8H-NG 
Impov'erisher,  M-Pvi-fi- 

Improp'erly,  M-Pri-Pr-Z 
Impro'priate,   M-Pr2-Pr- 

SHr 

T.   M-Pr2-Pr-Td,   M-Pr2- 

Impov'erishment,     M  - 

Prt(-) 

Pvi-fi-SH-Mnt 

Impropria'tion,    M-Pr2- 

Impracticability,     M  - 

Prshn 

PrS-K-T-K-BH       [M-Pr3- 

Impro'priator,     M  -  Pr2- 

K-Blt] 

Prtr 

Imprac'ticable-y,  M-Pr1- 

Impropri'ety,  M-Fr^Pr- 

K-T-K-Bl    [M-Pr»-K-Bl] 

T 

Imprac'ticableness,  M- 

Improvabillty,  M-irrv»- 

Pr'-KiBs 

B-Zt 

Im'precate,  M-Pr»-Kt.  M- 

Improv'able,   M-trv*-Bl 

Pr3-K-Td,  M-Pr3-Kt-NG 

(-L) 

Impreca'tion,     M  -  Pr2  - 

Improve'ablenesf      |I- 

KsUn 

Prv3!Ba 

IMP 

Improve',  M  -  Prv3    M  - 

Prvd3,  M-Prv»-NG 
Improve'ment,  M  -  Prv3- 

Mnt 

Improv'er,  M-PrS-Vr 
Improvidence,  M-Prvi- 

Dns 
Improv'ident,  M-Prv1- 

Dut-L 
Improv'isate,  M-PrJ-Vs- 

T,    M-Pr>-Vs-Td,    M-Pri- 

Vs-T-NG 
Improvisa'tion,  M  -  Pr2  - 

Vsshn 
Improvisato're,  M  -  Pr2  - 

Vz-T-fi 
Improvisatri'ce,  M-Prvs. 

Z-Tr-CH 
Improvise',  M-PrJ-Vz,  M- 

Pr^Vzd.  M-Pr!-Vz-NG 
Improvis'er,  M-Pr'-V-Zr 
Impru'dence,  M-Pr^-Dns 
Impru'dent,  M-PrM)nt 
Impru'dently,    M  -  Pr^  - 

Dnt-L 

Impu'berty,  M-P-Br3-T 
Im'pudence,  M-P3-Dns 
Im'pudent,  M-P3-Dnt 
Im'pudently,  M-P3-Dnt- 

L 

Impudic'ity,  M-P3-Ds-T 
Impugn',  M-Pn»    M-Pn'- 

D,  M-PnS-NG 

Impugn'able,  M-P»-N-B1 
Impugn'er,  M-P3-Nr 
Impu'issant,  M-Ps»-Nt 
Im'pulse,  M-P8-:Ls 
Impul'sion,  M-P2-Lshn 
Impul'sive,  M-PZ-Ls-V 
Impul'sively,  M  -  P2  -  Ls- 

VI 

Impu'nity,  M-ps-N-T 
Impure',  M-P3-fi.         See 

Pure. 

Impure'ly,  M-ps-Bl 
Impure'ness,  M-P3-K-Ns 
Impu'rity,  M-P^-B-T 
Impur'ple,  M-Pr^-Pl,  M- 

Pr«-Pld,  M-Pr2-Pl-NG 
Imputabil'ity,     M-P«-T- 

Blt 

Imput'able,  M-P'-T-Bl 
Imput'ableness,  M-ps-T- 

Bl-Ns     [M-PfMBs] 
Imputa'tion,  M-P2-Tshn 
Imput'ative,  M-P«-T-Tv 
Imput'atively,    M-P«-T- 

T-V1 
Impute',  M-pt», 


Imput'er,  M-Ptr^ 
Imputres'cible,     M  -  P*. 

Trs-Bl 
In,  N« 
Inability,  N-B'-i-T    (or 

•Lt) 
Inaccessibil'ity,   N-Kss- 


Inaccess'ibleness.      N  - 
Kss-B^-i-Ns 


181 

i  Inacoess'ible,  N-Kss-B2- 

I     L 
Inaccess'ibly,  N-Kss-B2- 

L 

Inac'curacy,  N-K-fi!-8 
Inac'curate,  N-K-fit> 
Inac'curately,  N-K-.W-Z 
Inac'tion,  Ni-Kshn 
Inac'tive,  N-Kt-V1 
Inac'tively,  N-Kt-V1-^ 
Inactivity,  N-Kt-V8-T 
Inad'equacy,  N-Di-Kw-S 
Inad'equate,  N-Di-Kwt 
Inad'quately,  N- 


Inad'quateness,   N  -  D1  - 

Kwt-Ns 

Inadher'ent,  N-D^-Hrnt 
Inadhe'sion,  N-D3-Hzhn 
Inadhe'sive,  N-D^-Hs-V 
Inadmissibil'ity,  N-D3- 

Ms-B-it 
Inadmis'sible,  N-D»-Ms- 

B(-L) 
Inadvert'ence,  N-D2-Vr- 

Tns 
Inadvert'ency,  N-D2-Vr- 

Tn-S 
Inadvert'ent,     N-D»-Vr- 

Trit 
Inadvert'ently,  N-D2-Vr- 

Tnt-L 

InaflFabil'ity,  N-F3-B1-T 
Inaf'fable,  N-Fi-Bl 
Inal'ienable-y, 

Bl 
Inal'ienableness, 

N-Bl-Ns     [or  IBs] 
Inamora'ta,  N-M- 
Inamora'to,  N-M-fi^To 
In-and-in,  Nn»-N 
Inane',  N*-N 
Inanimate,  N-N-M-Ti 
Inan'imateness,  N-N-M- 

TJ-Ns 
Inanima'tion,      N2  -  N  - 

Mshn 

Inani'tion,  N3-Nshn 
Inan'ity,  N-N-T1 
Inap'petence,  N-P1-Tns 
Inap'petency,  N-pi-Tn-S 
Inapplicabil'ity,  N  -  PI3  - 

K-Blt 
Inapplicable,    N-PP-K- 

Bl 
Inap'plicableness,     N  - 

Pli-K!Bs 
Inapplica'tion,    N  -  Pls  - 

Eshn 

Inap'posite,  N-Pz'-T 
Inapre'ciable,  N-P^-SH- 

Bl 
lapprehen'sible,  N-Pr2- 

Ns-B-L 
Inapprehen'sive,  N-Pr«- 

Ns-V 
Inapproachable,  N-Pr2- 

CH-B1 
Inappro'priate,   N-Pra- 

Pr-T 


INC 

Inappro'priateness, 

Pr2-Pr-T-Ns 
Inapt',  N-Pt' 
Inaptitude,  N-Pt'-Td 
Inapt'ness,  N-P'-T-Ns 
Inar'able,  N-Ki-Bi 
Inarch',   N-fl'-CH. 

CHt.  N-fi>-CH-NG 
Inartic'ulate,  Nr-T3-Klt 
Inartic'ulately,    Ki-  -  T3  • 

Kit-/, 
Inartic'ulateness,Nr-T3- 

Klt-Ns 
Inarticula'tion,    Kr-T2- 

Klshn 

Inartifl'cial,  Nrt-F3-8Hl 
Inartifl'cially,  Xrt  -  F3  - 

sm 

Inasmuch',  nzM-CH2 
Inatten'tion,  N-T--Nslm 
Inatten'tive,  N-Tnt^-V 
Inatten'tively,     N-Tnt2- 

\-L 

Inaud'ible-y,  N-D'-Bl 
Inau'gural,  N-G-TJli 
Inau'gurate,  N-(i-fiti,  N- 

G-fl^Td,  N-G-Bti-NG 
Inaugura'tion,       N  -  G  - 

Itehn2 
Inau'guratory,    N-G-fli- 

T-« 

Inauspi'cious,  Ns-P3-SHs 
Inauspi'ciously,  Xs-P3- 

SHs-L 
Inauspi'cioushess,    Ns- 

P^-SHs-Ns 
Inbe'ing,  N-B3-NG 
In'bord,  N-l?:i-Ed 
In'born,  N-B3-.Rn 
Inbreathe',  N-Br«-DH,  N- 

BrS-DHd,  N-Br'-DH-NG 
In'bred,  N-Brd3 
Inbreed',      N-Brd3.      7*- 

Brd(-)3 
In'ca,  N3-K 
Incage',  N-K-J2 
Incal'culable,    N-K1-K1- 

Bli 
Incales'cence,   N-K-Ls- 

Ns 
Incales'cency,  N-K-is2- 

N-S 

Incales'cent,  N-K-is2-Nt 
Incandes'cence,  N-Knd- 

Sns2 
Incandes'cent,     N-Knd- 

Snt« 

Incanta'tion,  N-Kn-Tshn2 
Incant'atory,  N-Knt-T'-K 
Incapabil'ity,  N-K-P3-B1- 

T     CN-K-BH3J 
Inca'pable-y,  N-K-P^-Bl 

[N-K-B12] 
Inca'pableness,  N-K-P2- 

Bl-Ns     TN-K-P2  ;Bs] 
Incapac'itate,    N-K-PsL 

Tt,    N-K-Ps>-T'Td,   N-K- 

Ps»-Tt(-) 
Incapacita'tion,  N-K-Pi" 

-Tsbn 


INC 

Incapacity,  N-K-Ps1-! 
Incarcerate,  N-Kr-sfit1, 

N-Er-s-Ki-Td,  N-Kr-sflt1- 

NG 
Incarcera'tion,    N  -  Kr 

6flshna 
Incarnate,  Ni-Kr-Nt,  N- 

Kr-N-Tdi,  N>-Kr-Nt-NG 
Incarna'tion,      N2  -  Kr  - 

Nshn 

IncaTnative,  N-Kr-Nt-  V 
Incase',    KKKs,    N^-Kst, 

N«-Es  NO 

Incase'rnent,  N'-K-sMnt 
Incask',  N>-Ks-K 
Incatena'tion,     N2  -  Kt  - 

Nshn 

Incau'tion,  N'-Kshn 
Incau'tious,  N-K-SHs1 
Incau'tiously,  N-K-SHs1- 

L 
Incau'tiousness,    N  -  K  - 

SHgi-Ns 

In'cavated,  !S-K-V3-Td 
Incava'tion,  N-K-Vshn* 
Incen'diarism,  Ns-N-D*- 

tfz-M 

Incen'diary,  Ns-N-D«-R 
In'cense,  Ns3-Ns,  Ns3-Nst, 

Ns3-Ns-NG 
Incense',  Nss-Ns,  Ns-Nst, 


- 
Incense'ment,  Nsa-Ns- 

Mnt 

Incen'sion,  Nsa-Nshn 
Incen'sive,  Ns-Ns-V8 
Incen'tive,  Ns-Nt-V« 
Incep'tion,  Ns-Pshn* 
Tncep'tiye,  Ns-Pt^V 
Incera'tion,  Ns-ffshna 
Incer'titude,  Ns-fi^-Td 
Inces'sancy,  Nss-N-S* 
Inces'sant,  Nss*-Nt 
Inces'santly,  Nss-Nt-L« 
In'cest,  Nss-T3 
Incest'uous,  Nss-T«-8 
Incest'uously,  Nss-T«-81 
Incest'uousness.  Nss-T*- 

8-Ns 

Inch,  N-CH» 
inchas'tity,  N-CHi-sT-T 
Inch'meal,  N-CH^-M-Z 
In'choate,  N-K-T3 
Inchoa'tion,  N-K-8Hn« 
Incho'ative.  N-K-Tv« 
In'cidence,  Ns-Dnss 
In'cident,  Ns-Dnt3 
Incidental-ly,  Ns-Dnt*-L 
Incin'erate,  Ns-N-ffts.  Ns- 


. 
tncinera'tion,      Ns  -  N  - 

Rsbn* 

Incip'ience,  Ns-Pns3 
Incip'iency,  Ns-Pn8-8 
Incip'ient,  Ns-Pnts 
Incip'iently,  Ns-Pnts-L 
Incircumspec'tion,  Ns- 
_R«:sP-K8hn 
(ncise',  Ns-Z',  N«-Zd»,  Ns- 

Z'-NG 


132 

Incis'ion,  NsrAn3 
Inci'sive,  Nss-V1 
Inci'sor,  N-Sz'-E 
Inci'sory,  N-Ss1-^ 
Incis'ure,  N-S3-ZHr 
Inci'tant,  Ns-Tnti 
Incita'tion,  Ns-Tshn^ 
Incite',  Ns-T',  Ns-Td1,  Ns- 

Ti-NG 

Incite'ment,  Ns-Ti-Mnt 
Incit'er,  N-sTr* 
Incit'ingly,  Ns-Ti-NGl 
Incivil'ity,  Ns-V3-/,-T 
Inciv'ism,  Ns-V3-zM 
Inclasp',  N-Kls-Pi,  N-Kls- 

Pti  N-Kls-Pi-NG 
In'cle,  NG'-Kl 
Inclem'ency,  N  -  Kl  -  Mn- 

Inclem'ent,  N2-Kl-Mnt 
Inclin'able,  N-Kl-N-Bli 
Inclina'tion,  N2-Kl-Nshn 
Inclin'atory,  N-Kln-Ti-K 
Incline',  N'-Kln,  N»-Klnd, 

N^Kln-NG 
Inclin'er,  NLKl-Nr 
Inclois'ter,  N^Klstr 
Inclose',  N«-Klz.  N«-Klzd, 

NS-Klz-NG 

Inclos'er,  N-Kl-zRs 
Inclos'ure,  N-Kl-ZHr2 
Incloud',  N!-Kld 
Include',   N3-Kld,   N-K1- 

Inclu'sion,  N8-Klzhn 
Inclu'sive,  N-Kls-V3 
Inclu'sively,  N-Kls-V3-£ 
Incoag'ulable,  N  •  K  -  Gl- 

Incog',  N'-K-G 
Incog'itant,  N-K-J»-Tnt 
Incog'itative,  N  -  K  Jt1- 

Tv 

Incog'itance,  N-K-Ji-Tns 
Incog'itancy,  N-K-Ji-Tn- 

8 

Incog'nito,  N-K-G-N-Ti 
Incog'nizable,   NiNz-B1 

(-L) 

Incoherence,  N3-K-Hrns 
Incoher'ency,  N-K-Hrn- 

8» 

Incoherent,  N3-K-Hrnt 
Incoherently,  N-K-Hrnt 

-L* 
Incoin'cident,    N-K-Ns- 

Dnt3 
Incombustibility,     N ! 

Bs3-T-Bl-T(or-Blt;. 

See  remarks  under  Com- 
Incombus'tible,  NiBs2-T 

-Bl 
Incombus'tibleness,  N: 

Bs2-T-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
In'come,N3-K-M 
In'coming,  N3-K-M-NG 
In  Commen'dam,  N3  iN- 

D-M 
Incommensurabil'ity, 

N  ^-SHrS-Bl-T  (or  -Bit) 


1NO 

Incommen'surable,  Nf 

N-8Hr2-Bl 
Incommen'surableness 

N:N-SHraSBs 
Incommen'surate,  N  :N- 

SHrta 
Incommode',  N!D»,  Ni 


Incommo'dious,  N  !  D^-S 
Incommo'diously.  N  iD» 

•81 
Incommo'diousness,  N> 

DS-S-Ns 
Incommunicabirity. 

NSN-K-B1S-T 
Incommu'nicable-y, 

NiN-K-Bl3 
Incommu'nicablenesa, 

N  :N-K-Bl»-Ns 
Incommu'nicative,  N  :  N 

-Kt-v3 
Incommutabil'ity,     N: 

Mt-Bl3-T 
Incommut'able-y,     N  : 

Mt-Bia 
Incomrnut'ableness,  N  : 

Mt-Bl3-Ns 

Incompact',  N  !  P1-Kt 
Incompac'ted,    NiP:-K- 

Td 
Incom'parable-y,  N'.P'- 

fl-Bl 
Incom'parableness,  N! 

pi-/e-Bl-Ns 
Incompas'sionate,     NS 

Pshji1-! 
Incompas'sionately,  N  i 

Pshni-T-i 
Incompas'sionateness, 

NlPshn^T-Ns 
Incompatibil'ity,  N  !Pt«- 

Bl-T  (or-Blt) 
Incompat'ible-y,  N  '.Pt1- 

Bl 
Incom'petence,     N!Pi- 

Tns 
Incom'petency,     NiP1- 

Tn-8 

Incom'petent,  N  IP'-Tnt 
Incom'petently,     N  ;pi- 

Tnt-L 

Incomplete',  X  :Plt3 
Incomple'tely,  N  :Plt3-£ 
Incomplete'ness,  N  :Plts 

-Ns 

Incomple'tion,  N  :  Plshn? 
Incomplex',  N:Pl2-Ks 
Incompli'able,  N:P1'-B1 
Incompli'ance,  N:Plnsi 
Incompli'ant,  N:Plnti 
Incompos'ite,  N  :Pz»-T 
Incompre  hensibil'ity, 

NiPr^-Ns-B-X-T 
Incomprehen'sible,  .  N: 

Pr2-Ns-Bl 
Incomprehen'sibleness 

NiPr2-Ns-B-Z,-Ns       [N: 

Prns=!Bs] 
Incomprehen'sibly,  NJ 

Pr^-Ns-B-Z, 


INC                                    133                                   TJSTO 

Incomprehen'sive,    Ni  Inconsol'able-y,  Ni  BL*-  Incorrupt'!  bleness,    N- 

Pr*-Xs-V                                 Bl 

Kr-Pt^-Bl-Ns 

Incompressibillty,    N!  Incon'sonance,  N  :sNsi 

Incorrup'tion,      X  -  Kr 

Prs8-Bl-T 

Incon  Sonancy,  N  :sN-N- 

Pshu- 

Incompressible,  NiPrs2- 

Si 

Incorruptlve,  N-Kr-Pt2, 

Bl 

Inconspic'uous,   NisP3- 

V 

Incomput'able,     N  iPt3- 

K-S 

Incorrupt'ness,  X-Kr-Pt' 

Bl 

Inconstancy,  NisTni-S  1    -Ns 

Inconceal'able,    Nisi3-  Inconstant,  NisTnt'         Incras'sate,  N-Krs-T1.  N- 

Bl                                     ;  Incon'stantly,  N  :  sTnt-Li 

Krs-Tdi.  X-Krs-T!-XG 

Inconceivability,  NtsV8  Inconsum'able,    N  :sM-  Incrassa'tion,  x-Krss/ms 

-Bl-T 

Bl3                                     Incras'sative,  N-KTS-TV' 

Inconceiv'able-y,  NtsV8 

Inconsum'mate,  NisMt?  Increas'able,  X-Krs  Bl^ 

-Bl 

Incontest'able-y,  NITs2  Increase'.    XS.KI-S.    vs. 

Inconceiv'ableness,    N 

-Bl*  , 

Krst,  N3-Krs-XG 

isV8-Bl-Ns 
Inconcin'nity,  NlsN-T8 

Incontig'uous,  NiT8-G-S 
Incon'tinence,     NlTn1- 

In'crease,  x^-Krs 
In'create,  .X-Kr-T3 

Inconclu'sive,  NIKls-V3 
Inconclu'sively,  NlKls- 

Ns 
Incon'tinency,  N  i  Tn!-N- 

In'created,  X-Kr-Td3 
Incredibility,  x-Kr-D»- 

V-Z, 

8 

Blt 

Inconclu'siveness,      N 

Incon'tinent,  N  iTni-Nt 

Incredlble-y,    X-Kr-D»- 

tKls-V8-Ns 

Incon'tinently,    NiTn1- 

Bl 

Inconcoc'tion,  X:Ki-K- 

Nt-L 

Incred'ibleness,     X-Kr- 

Kslm        - 

Incontrollable-y,      Ni 

D2-Bl-Ns 

Inconcus'sible,     N'.Ks- 

Tii2-X,-Bl 

Incredulity,  X-Kr-D3-L- 

Bl2 

Incontrovertlble-y, 

T 

Inconden'sable,    NiD2- 

NiTr2-Vrt-Bl 

Incred'ulous,    X-Kr-D=- 

Nns-Bl 

Inconvenience,  N:VnS- 

Z,s 

Incon'dite,  N  :  Dti 

Ns 

Incred'ulousness,  X-Kr- 

Inconformlty,  N'.F^B- 

Incon  venlency,  N  :Vn8- 

M-T     [NiFi-T] 

N-S 

In'crement,  Xa-Kr-Mnt 

Incongeal'able,  NiJ8-Z,- 

Inconvenient,     N  :Yu8- 

Increpa'tion,  X-Kr-Pshn« 

Bl 

Nt 

Incres'cent,  x^-Krs-Xt 

Incongeal'ableness,  Ni 

Inconveniently,  N:Vn3 

Incrust',  X2-Krst.  X-Krs- 

JS-L-Bl-Xs 

Nt-L 

Td2,  X-Krst(-)3 

Inconge'nial,  N  IJS-Nl 

Inconvers'able,  N  :Vrs8- 

Incrusta'tion,     X  -  Krs  - 

Incon'gruence,     N:GrJ- 

Bl 

Tshn2 

Ns 

Inconvertibility,      N  t 

In'cubate,  X-K-Bt3,  X-K- 

Incon'gruent,  N  :  Gr^Nt 

Vrt8-Bl-T 

B3-Td.  X-K-Bt(-)3 

Incongruity,  N:  Gr-T8 

Incon  vertlbleness,  N: 

Incuba'tion,  X-K-Bshns 

Incon'gruous,  N  :  Gr-S1 

Vrts-Bl-Ns 

In'cubus,  X-K-Bs^ 

Incon'gruously,    N:  Gr- 

Incon  vin'cible-y,  N  -.V3- 

Incul'cate,  N-K1-K-T2, 

811 

Ns-Bl 

N-Kl-K-Td«.  N-K1-T2-NG 

Incon'scionable,  N  iSH1- 

Incoi^poral,  N-Kr-Pr1-!* 

Inculca'tion,  X2.Kl-Kshn 

N-B1 

See  Incorporeal. 

Incul'pable,  N-Kl-PS-Bl 

Inconsequence,         N: 

Incor'porate,  N-Kr-Prt1, 

Incul'pate,    X-Kl-Pt2,   N- 

sKwnsi     [or  N1-sKwns] 

N-Kr-Pr!-Td,      X-Kr- 

Kl-P^-Td.  X-Kl-Pt(-)2 

Inconsequent,            N: 

Prt(-)» 

Inculpa'tion,  X-Kl-Pshn2 

sKwnti     [Nsi-Kwnt] 

Incorpora'tion,    N  -  Kr  - 

Incul'patory,  X-K1-P^-T- 

tnconsequen'tial,       N: 

Prshns 

R 

tnconsid'erable-y,  nsDr8 

Incorpo'real-ly,  N  -  Kr  - 
P2-fil.     See  Incorporal. 

Incum'bency,  XiBn2-S. 
See  remarks  under  Com- 

-Bl 

Incorporelty,    N-Kr-P8- 

Incum'bent,  X  :  Bnt2 

[uconsid'erableness, 

fi-T 

Incum'ber,    X  :  Br2,     N  i 

nsD^-Bl-Ns 

Incorrect',  N-Kr-K-T« 

Brd2,  X!Br2-XG 

Inconsid'erate,  nsDi^-T 

Incorrectly,  N-Kr-K-T2- 

Incum'brance,  X  :Brns2 

tnconsid'erately,  nsDr8- 

L 

Incur',  N2-Kr.  N2-Krd.  X2- 

T-Z, 

Incorrect'ness,  N-Kr-K- 

Kr-XG 

Inconsid'erateness, 

T2-Ns 

Incur'ability,   X-Kr-Bl3- 

nsDiS'-T-Ns 

Incorrigibil'ity,  N-Kr-J3 

T 

Inconsidera'tion, 

-Bl-T 

Incur'able-y,  X-Kr-Bl3 

nsDrshn2 

Incoi^rigible-y,  N-Kr-Ji- 

Incur'ableness,  X-Kr-BP 

Inconsist'ence,  N:ssTns3 

Bl 

-Xs 

[Ngs-Tns3] 

Incor'rigibleness,  N-Kr- 

Incuriosity,  X-K-Rs'-T 

Inconsist'ency,  N  :  ssTn8- 

Ji-Bl-Ns 

Incu'rious,  X-K-As3 

8     [Nss-Tii3-8] 
Inconsist'ent,    N!  ssTnt8 

Incorrupt',  X-Kr-Pt* 
Incorruptibility,  N-Kr- 

Incu'riously,  X-K-«8-sL 
Incu'riousness,  N-K-#»* 

[Nss-Tnt3] 

Pt3-Blt 

Ns 

Inconsist'ently.Ni  ssTnt3 
-L    [Nss-Tnf-LJ 

Incorruptible,  N-Kr-Pt» 
-Bl 

Incursion,  N2-Krshn 
Incur'sive.  N-Kr-sV» 

INC 

Incurv'ate,  N-Kr-Vt*, 

Kr-V2-Td,  N-Kr-VtO* 
Ineurva'tion,        N  -  Kr  - 

Vshn2 
Incurve',    N2  -  Krv,    N2 

Krvd.  N^-Krv-NG 
Incurvlty,  N-Kr-V2-T 
Incuss',  N2-Ks 
Indaga'tion,  N-D2-Gshn 
Indart',  N-D'-Rt 
Indebt',    N-Dt2,   Nd-Td2 

N-Dt(-)a 

Indebt'ed,  Nd-Td« 
Indebtedness,  Nd  -  Td2  - 

Ns 

Inde'cency,  N-Ds3-N-S 
Inde'cent,  N-Ds3-Nt 
Inde'cently,  N-Ds3-Nt-L 
Indecid'uous,  N-Ds3-Ds 
Indecipherable,  N-Ds1- 

Fr-Bl 

Indeci'sive,  N-Dss1-V 
Indeci'sively,  N-DssJ-V- 

L 
Indeci'siveness,  N-Dss1- 

V-Ns 
Indeclin'able-y,     N-D1- 

K1-N-B1 
Indecompos'able,  N-  D2 

tPz-Bl 

Indec'orous,  N-D2-Krs 
Indec'orously,  N-D^-Kt- 

•£ 
Indec'orousness,    N-D2- 

Krs-Ns 

Indeco'rum,   N-D2-Kr-M 
Indeed',  N-Dd3 
Indefatlgable-y,  Nd-Fi- 

T-G-B1 
Indefatlgableness,  Nd- 

F'-T-GtBs 
Indefeasibil'ity,  Nd-Fz3 

Bl-T 

Indefea'sible,  Nd-Fz3-Bl 
Indefectibillty,  N-Df3- 

Kt-Blt 
Indefectible,  N-Df^Kt- 

Bl 

Indefectlve,  N-Dfs-Kt-V 
Indefensibility,  N-Df3- 

Ns-B-Lt 
Indefen'sible,    N-Df^Ns 

-Bl 
Indefen'sive,    N-Df2-Ns- 

V 

Indefinable,  N-Dfi-N-Bl 
Indefinite,  N-Df2-Nt 
Indefinitely,    N-Df2-Nt- 

L 
Indefiniteness,    N-Df2- 

Nt-N« 
Indehis'cence,  N-D3-Hs- 

Ns 

Indehis'cent,  N-D«-Hs-Nt 
Indelib'erate,  N-D3-£-Brt 
Indelibility,  N-D3-L-B1- 

T(or-Blt) 

Indellble-y,    N-D«-£-Bl 
Indelicacy, 
Indelicate, 


134 

Indel'icately,  N-D2-Z-K 

T-Z, 
Indemniflca'tion, 

M-N-F-Kshn 
Indem'nify,  N-D2-M-N-F, 

N-D^-M-N-Fd, 

F-NO 

Indem'nity,  N-D2-M-N-T 
Indemon'strable,    N-D1- 

Mns-Tr-Bl 
Inden'izen,  N-D2-Nz-N, 

K-DS-Nz-Nd,   N-D^Nz-N- 

NO 
Indent',  N-Dnt2, 

Td,  N-Dnt2-Na 
Indenta'tion,      N  -  Dn2  - 

Tshn 

Indent'ed,  N-Dn2-Td 
Indent'ure,  N-Dntr2,  N- 

Dnt2-Rd.  N-Dntr--NG 
Independ'ence,        Nd  - 

Pnd2-Ns 
Independ'ency,  Nd-Pnd2 

-N-S 
Independ'ent,  Nd-Pnd2- 

Nt 
Independ'ently,        Nd- 

Pnd-'-Nt-L 
Indescrib'able,  N-Dsi- 

Kr-B-Bl 

Indesert',  K-D2-zEt 
Indes'sinent,  N-Ds2-Nnt 
Indestructibility,      N- 

D3-sTr-Kt-Blt 
Indestruc'tible,   N-D2- 

sTr-Kt-Bl 
Indeter'minable,  N-B2- 

Tr-M-N-Bl 
Indeter'minate,    N-D2- 

Tr-M-N-T 
Indeterminately,  N-D2- 

Tr-M-N-T-L 
Indeter'minateness,  X- 

DS-Tr-M-N-T-Ns 
Indetermina'tion,  X-D2- 

Tr-M-Nshn 

Indevo'tion,  N-D2-Vshn 
Indevout',  X-Dvi-T 
In'dex,    N-D3-K8,    N-D3- 

Kst.  N-DS-KS-NG 
Index'ical,  N-D2-Ks-Kl 
Indexter'ity,  N-D^-Ks-T- 

R-'£ 

In'diaman,  N-D3-Mn 
In'dian,  N-Dn3 
In'dia-rubber,    yj-D^.R. 

Br 

In'dicant,  N-D3-Knt 
In'dicate,  Nd3-Kt,  Nd-K- 

Td3,  Nd3-Kt-NG 
Indica'tion,  Nd2-Kshn 
Indic'ative,  Nd-Kt-V* 
Indic'atively,  Nd-Kt-V3- 

Zr 

In'dicator,  Nd3-Ktr 
In'dicatory,  Nd-K-T3-B 
In'dices,  N-Dsz3 
Indict',  N-DU,  Nd-Td1,  N- 

Dt(-)i 
Indict'able,  N-Dti-Bl 


IND 

Indic'tion,  N-D3-Kshn 
Indic'tive,  N-DS-Kt-V 
Indict'ment,  N-Dt'-Mnt 
Indict'or,  N-Dtri 
Indifference,  N-DP-Bns 

[N-Df«] 
Indif  ferency,  N-Df3-fin- 

8 
Indifferent,     N-Dfs-JZnt 

[N-Df3] 
Indif  ferentism,  N  -  Df  a  - 

fint-Z-M 
Indifferently,    N  -  Df  »  - 

Rni-L  [N-DfaiZ] 
In'digence,  Nd-Jns8 
In'digency,  Nd-  Jn»-S 
Indig'enous,  Nd-J3-Ns 
In'digent,  Nd-Jnt3 
In'digently,  Md-Jnt3-L 
Indigest'ed,  Nd-J2-sTd 
Indigestible,  Nd-Js^-Bl 
Indigestlbleness,     Kd- 

Jet2  :  Bs 

Indiges'tion,  Nd-Js2-CHn 
Indigltate,  Nd-J3-Tt,  Nd 

-Jt3-Td,  Nd-J3-Tt(-) 
Indigita'tion,      Nd  -  J*  - 

Tshn 

Indig'nant,  N-D3-G-Nnt 
Indig'nantly,  N  -  D»  -  G  - 

Nnt-Z, 
Indigna'tion,   N-D2-G- 

Nshn 

Indig'nity,  N-D3-G-N-T  J 
In'digo,  N-DS-G 
Indirect',  N-Dr2-Kt 
Indiree'tion,  N-Dr2-Kshn 
Indirect'ness,  N-Dr2-Kt- 

Ns 

Indirect'ly,  N-Dr2-Kt-i 
Indiscernible,      N  -  D*  - 

zRn-B(-L) 
Indiscernlbleness,    N- 

D2-zRn-B-i-Ns     [iBs] 
Indisoerptibillty,  N-D3- 

sK-Pt-Blt 
Indiscerp'tible,  T$-~D--&R- 

Pt-Bl 
Indis'ciplinable,  N-Ds3- 

Pin-B-L 
Indiscov'erable,    N-D2- 

sKv-fl-Bl 

Indiscreet',  N-Ds8-Krt 
indiscreet'ly,  N-Ds3-Krt- 

L 
Indisoreet'ness,    N-Ds3 

Krt-Ns 

Indiscrete',  N-Ds3-Krt 
Indiscre'tion.        N-Dsa 

Krshn 
Indiscriminate,  N-Ds8- 

Kr-M-N-T    [N-Ds3-Kr-M] 
Indiscriminately,      N- 


-Kr-M-i] 
Indiscrimlnating,     N- 

Ds3-Kr-M-N-T-NG       [N- 

DsS-Kr-M(-)] 
Indiscrimina'tion,      N- 

Ds2-Kr-M-Nshn 


IND 

Indispen'sable,  Nds-Pns3 

-B-L,     lNds-Pn^] 
Indispen'sableness,  Nds 

-Pns2'.Bs 
Indispen'sably,        Nds- 

Pns2-B-Z 
Indispose',  Nds- Pz2,  Nds- 

Pzd2,  Nds-Pz2-NG 
Indispos'edness,     Nds  - 

PzZ-D-Ns 
Indisposi'tion,         Nds- 

Pzshn* 
Indis'putable-y,  Nds-Pt2 

-Bl 
Indis'putableness,  Nds- 

Pf-Bl-Ns 
Indissolubil'ity,     N-D»- 

sZ-Bl-T 
Indis'soluble-y,    N  -  D3- 

sZ-Bl 
Indis'solubleness,  N-D3- 

sZ-Bl-Ns 
Indissolv'able-y,   N-D1- 

zZ-V-Bl 
Indistinct',  N-Dst3-NGt 

[N-Dst3] 
Indistinc'tion, 

NGshn' 
Indistinct'ly,  N-Dst3-NGt 

-L     [N-Dst3;Z] 
Indistinct'ness,  N-Dst3- 

NGt-Ns 
Indistin'guishable,    N  - 

Dst3-NG-Gw-SH-Bl 
Indite',  N-Dti,  Nd-Tdi,  N- 

Indite'ment,  N-DU-Mnt 
Indit'er,  N-Dtrl 
Individ'ual,  Nd-Vd3-L 
Individ'ualism,  Nd-Vd8- 

Zz-M 
Individuality,   Nd-Vdi- 

Z-T 
Individualiza'tion,  Nd- 


Individ'ualize,   Nd-Vd3- 

Lz,  Nd-Vd^-izd,  Nd-Vd»- 

Zz-NG 

Individ'ually,  Nd-Vd3-Z 
Individ'uate,  Nd-Vd^-T, 

Nd-Vd3-Td,  Nd-Vd3-T-NG 
Individua'tion,    Nd-V2- 

Dshn 
Indivisibility,  Nd  -  Vz'  - 

B-it 
Indivis'ible-y,  Nd-Vz3- 

Bl 
Indivis'ibleness,  Nd-Vz3 

-Bl-Ns 

Indocibil'ity,  N-Ds^-Bl-T 
Indoc'ible,  N-Dsi-Bl 
Indoc'ibleness,  N-Ds1- 

Bl-Ns 

Indoc'ile,  N-Ds>-L 
Indocil'ity,  N-D»-sL-T 
Indoc'trinate,     N-Di-K- 

Tr-N-T,  N-D1  K-Tr-N-Td, 

N-D'-K-Tr-N-T-NG 
Jndoctrina'tion,  N-D^-K- 

Xr-Nslm 


135 

In'dolence,  N-D»-Zns 
In'dolency,  N-D»-in-S 
In'dolent,  N-D»-£,nt 
In'dolently,  N-D»-Znt-Z 
Indom'itable,    N-Dl-Mt- 

Bl 

In'door,  N-B3-K 
Indor'sable,  N-Drsi-Bl 
Indorse',  N-Drsi,  N-Drst1, 


Indorsee',  N-DrS-S 
Indorse'ment,     N  -  Dr1  - 

sMnt 

Indors'er,  N-Dri-sR 
Indors'or,  N-Dr^sR 
In'drawn,  N-Drn3 
Indu'bious,  N-D3-Bs 
InduHbitable,  N-D3-Bt-Bl 
Induce',   N-Ds3,    N-Dst3, 

N-DsS-NG 

Induce'ment,  N-D3.sMnt 
Indu'cer.  N-D3-sR 
Indu'cible,  N-Ds3-Bl 
Induct',  N-D2-Kt,  N-D2-K- 

Td,  N-D2-Kt-NG 
Inductibil'ty,  N  -  D«-  Kt  - 

Bl-T  (or  -Bit) 
Induc'tile,  N-D«-Kt-L 
Inductillty,  N-D3-Kt-Z-T 
Induc'tion,  N-D2-Kshn 
Induc'tional,  N-D2-K8hn- 

L 

Inductive,  N-D2-Kt-V 
Inductively,  N-D2-Kt-V- 

Z 

Induct'or,  N-D^-Ktr 
Indue',  N-D»,  N-Dd8,  N- 

D3-NG 

Indue'ment,  N-D3-Mnt 
Indulge',  N-D2-Z-J,  N-D=- 

Z-Jd,  N-D2-Z-J-NG 
Indul'gence,  N-D2-z-Jns 
Indul'gency,  N-D«-z-Ju- 

8 

Indul'gent,  N-D2-Z-Jnt 
Indul'gently,  N-D2-Z-Jnt 

-L 

Indul'ger,  N-D2-Z-Jr 
In'durate,  N-D3-fit,  N-D3- 

R-TA,  N-D3-«t-NG 
Indura'tion,  N-D"-.Rslm 
Indu'sial,  N-D3-ZH1 
Indus'trial,  N-D«-sTr-L 
Indus'trious,  N-D^-sTrs 
Indus'triously,      N-D2- 

sTr-sZ 

In'dustry,  N-D3-sTr 
Indwell',  N-Dw«-L,  N-Dw2 

•Ld,  N-Dw2-L-NG 
Indwell'er,  N-Dw«-Z-R 
Indwelling,     N-Dw2-L- 

NG 

Ine'briant,  N-Br»-N-T 
Ine'briate,  N-Br3-!, 

Br»-Td,  N-Br«-T-NG 
Ineb^ia'tion,  N-Brshn2 
Inebri'ety,  N-Br1-! 
Ined'ited.  N-D«-Td 
Ineffabillty,  N-F3-B1-T 
Ineffable-y, 


N- 


1NE 

Inefface'able,  N-Fs^-Bl 
Inef'fableness,  N-F2-B1- 

Ns 

Ineffective,  N-F2-K-Tv 
!  Ineffectual,  N-F2-K.-CH- 

L 
Ineffect'ually,     N-F2-K- 

CH-Z 
Ineffect'ualness,    N-F8- 

K-CH-Z-Ns 
Inefferves'cent,  N-F2-fi. 

Va-Nt 
Inefferves'cible,  X-F2-fi 

-Vs-Bl 
Ineffica'cious,  X-F2-K- 

SHs 
Ineffica'ciousness,  N-F2- 

K-SHs-Ns 

Inef'ficacy,  N-F2-K-S 
Ineffi'ciency,   N-Fshn3-S 
Inefficient,  N-Fshnt3 
Inefficiently,  N-Fshnt3- 

Z 

Inelas'tio,  Nls-T!-K 
Inelasticity,  Nls-Ts3-T 
InelCgance,  Nl2-Gns 
Inel'egancy,  Nl-Gn-S2 
Inel'egantly,  Nl-Gnt-Z2 
Ineligibillty,    Nl-JS-Blt 
Inellgible-y,  N1-J2-B1 
Inel'oquent,  N-L2-Kwnt 
Inept',  N-Pt2 
Ineptitude,  N-Pt^-Td 
Inept'ness,  N-P2-T-Ns 
Inequality,  N-Kw-Z^T 
Ineq'uitable,  N  -  K w  -  T2  - 

Bl 

Iner'rable,  N-R2-B1 
Inert',  N-Rt2 
Iner'tia,  Nr-SH2 
Iner'tion,  N-Rsh_ 
Inertly,  N-Rt2-z 
Inert'ness,  N-Rt2-Ns 
Ines'timable-y,  N-St«-M- 

Bl 
Inev'itable-y,   N-Vt2-Bl. 

See  Unavoidable. 
Inevltableness,  X-Vt2- 

Bl-Ns  [IBs] 
Inexact',  Nl-Ks-Kt 
Inexcit'able,  N-Ks-Ti-Bl 
Inexcus'able-y,  N-Ks-Kz 

-Bis 
Inexcus'ableness,  N-Ks- 

Kz-Bl3-Ns 

Inexer'tion,  N-K-sKshn* 
Inexhal'able,  N-K-st^-Bl 
Inexhaust'ed,  N-Kss-Tdl 
Inexhaustible,  N-Kss- 

Inexhaustlbleness,    N- 

Kss-T^Bl-Ns 

Inexist'ence,  N-Kss-Tns8 
Inexist'ent,  N-Kss-Tnt8 
Inexorability,  N-K-s/J'- 

Blt 
Inex'orable-y,  N-K-sfi'- 

Bl 
Inex'orableness,    N  -  K- 

s/£2-Bl-Ns  [:B»] 


NE 

Inexpe'dience, 
DM 

Inexpe'diency,  N-Ks-P8- 

Dn-8 
Inexpe'dient,     N-Ks-Ps- 

Dnt 
Inexpensive,  N-Ks-Pnss- 

V 
Inexpe'rienoe,  N-Ks-P8- 

Ras 
Inexpe'rienced,  N-Ks-P: 

-.Rnst 

Inexpert',  N-K-sPrt2 
Jnex'piable-y,    N-Ks-P8- 

Bl 
Inexplicabil'ity,  N-Ks- 

Pl»-K-Blt 
Inex'plicable-y,  N  -  Ks  - 

Pl»-K-Bl 
Inex'plicableness,  N-Ks 

-Pl«-K-Bl-Ns 

Inexplic'it,  N-Ks-Pls»-T 
Inexplor'able,  N-Ks-Pl*- 

B-B1 
Inexpresslble-y,  H-K- 

sPrs*-Bl 
Inexpress'sive,      N  •  K  - 

8Prs»-V 
Inexpressively,    N-K- 


Inexpugnable, 

G-N-Bl 
Inexpugn'able,    N  -  Ks  - 

Pn8-B-L 

Inextinct',  N-Ks-TS-NGt 
Inextin'guishable,  N-Ks 

-T»-NG-Gw-SH-Bl     [-NO- 
SH-Bl] 
Inextir'pable,  N-K-sTr*- 

P-B1 
Inex'tricable,  N-K-sTr*- 

K-B1 

Ineye',  N'-I 

Infallibility,  N-F8-i-Blt 
Infallible-y,  N-Fi-i-Bl 
Infal'libleness,    N-F1-^- 

Bl-Ns 

In'famous,  N-F*-Ms 
In'famously,  N-F»-Ms-i 
In'famousness,  N-FS-Ms 

.*• 

In'famy,  N-F8-M 
In'fancy,  N-FnS-S 
In'fant,  N-Fnt8 
Infan'ta,  N-Fi-N-T 
Infan'te,  N-F>-N-T 
Infanticide,  N-Fi-Nts-D 
In'fantile,  N-F8-Nt-L 
In'fantine,  N-Fnt*-N 
In'fantry,  N-Fnt3-fi 
Infat'uate,  N-F^-CHt,  N- 

F»-CH-Td,  N-F>-CHt-NG 
Infatua'tion,  N-F«-CHshn 
Infeasibillty,  N-Fz».Bl- 

T 

Infeaslble,  N-Fz3-Bl 
Infect',  N-FS-K-T.  N-F2-K- 

Td,  N-F«-K-T-NG 
Infect'er,  N-F»-Ktr 
Infec'tion,  N-F«-K8hn 


136 

Infec'tious,  N-F*-K-8Hs 
Infec'tiously,   N  -  F2-  K 

SHs-Z 
Infec'tiousness,  N-F2-K- 

SHs-Ns 

Infective,  N-F2-K-Tv 
Infec'und,  N-F2-K-Nd 
Infecun'dity,  N-F*-K-Nd 

T 

Infelicitous,  N-F8-£s-Ts 
Infelicity,  N-F8-is-T 
Infer',  N-F«-B,  N-F2-.R<J, 

K-F2-B-NG 

Infer'able,  N-F2-JZ-B1 
In'ference,  N-F3-«ns 
Inferen'tial,  N-F2-5-N- 

8H1  [N-F2-7Zn] 
Infe'rior,  N-F3-K-K 
Inferior'ity,  N-Fl-R-R-T 
Infer'nal-ly,  N-F«-R-N1 
Infer'rible,  N-FS-K-B1 
Infer'tile,  N-F2-«-T-L 
Infertility,  N-F3-.R-T-.a 
Infest',  N-Fst*,  N-Fs^Td, 

N-FstC)» 

Infesta'tion,  N-Fsz-Tshn 
Infest'er,  N-Fstr* 
Infes'tive,  N-Fs*-Tv 
Infestiv'ty,  N-Fs8-Tv-T 
Infeuda'tion,  N-FS-Dshn 
Infibula'tion,  N-F2-Blshn 
In'fldel,  N-F8-D1 
Infidelity,  N-F^-Dl-T 
Infil'ter,  N-F^./.tr 
Infll'trate,  N-F3-Z,-Trt,  N- 

^3Z,-TrTd,  N-F8-I,-Trt(-) 
Inflltra'tion,     K  -  F2  -  L  - 

Trshn 

In'finite,  N-F8-Nt 
In'flnitely,  N-F3-Nt-L 
In'flnitness,  N-F3-Nt-Ns 
Infinites'imal,     N-F'-s-X- 

T-sM-L 

Infinitive,  N-F8-N-Tv 
Infinitude,  N-FS-N-Td 
Infinity,  N-F»-N-T 
Infirm',  N-F«-R-M 
Inflrm'ary,  N-F^-B-M-JZ 
Infirmity,  N-F«-B-M-T 
Infirmly,  N-F^B-M-i 
Infinn'ness,     N-F2-B-M- 

Ns 
Trifle,  N-F8-Ks,  N-F3-Kst, 


Inflame',  N-F1«-M,  N-F1«- 

Md,  N-F1*-M-NG 
Inflam'er,  N-Fl«-Mr 
Inflammability,   N-FP- 

M-Blt 
Inflam'mable,   N-Fli-M- 

Bl 
Inflam'mableness,     N  - 

Fl'-M-Bl-Ns 
Inflammation,    N  -  Fis  - 

Mshn 
Inflam'matory,  N-FU-Mt 

•R 
Inflate',  N-Flt*,  N-Fl«-Td. 

N-FltO* 
Inflat'ed,  N-Fl«-Td 


INF 

Infla'tion,  N-Flshn* 
Inflect',  N-Fia-K-T,  N-F1*. 

K-Td,  N-F1*-K-T-NG 
Inflection,  N-Fl»-Kshn 
Inflec'tional,  N-Fl8-Kshn 

-L 

Inflective,  N-Fl«-K-Tv 
Inflexibility,   N-Fl«-Ks- 

B-Z,t 

Inflexlble-y,  N-Fl2-Ks-B? 
Inflexlbleness,   N  -  fV  • 

Ks-Bl-Ns 

Inflex'ion,  N-Fl2-Kshn 
Inflict',  N-F13-K-T,  N-F1* 

K-Td.  N-F18-K-T-NG 
Inflict'er,  N-FRKtr 
Inflic'tion,  N-Fl^-Kshn 
Inflict'ive,  N-Fl8-K-Tv 
Inflores'cence,  N-Fi2-fis- 

N 
In'fluence,  N-Fl»-Ns,  N- 

Fis-Nut,    N-F13-NR-NG 

[N-Fs«,  N-F8t«,  N-Fs3-NG] 
In'fluent,  N-Fl»->7t 
Influen'tial,  N-F12-X-SHJ 

[N-Fn«] 
Inluen'tially,    N-Fl«-N- 

SHI   [N-Fn2] 
Influen'za,  N-F12-N-Z 
In'flux,  N-Fls-Ks 
In  fluxion,  N-Fl«-Kshn 
Infold',  N-F2-Ld,  N-F«-Z- 

Dd.  N-F«-.Z,d-NG 
Infold'ment,  N-F2-Ld- 

Mnt 

Info'liate,  N-F^s-Z-T 
Inform',  N-F»-B-M,  N-FL 

B-Md,  N-Fi-B-M-NG   [N- 

F»,  N-Fdi,  N-FC)1! 
Infor'mal-ly,  N-Fi-B-M- 

L     [N-F!-M-i] 
Informality,  N-Fi-B-M- 

L-T    [N-Fi-M-Zt] 
Inform'ant,  N-Fl-B-Mnt 
Information,  N-F2-B- 

Mshn  [N-Fshn2] 
Inform'er,  N-F»-fi-Mr  [N 

-Fi-Mr] 

Informlty,  N-Fi-B-M-T 
Inform'ous,  N-Fi-B-Ms 
In'fra,  N-Fr8 
Infraction,  X-Fr^Kshn 
Infract'or,  N-Fr»-Ktr 
Infralapsa'rian,   N  -Fr*  - 

L-P-sRn 
[nframun'dane,  N-Frs- 

Mn-Dn 
Infran'gible,  N-Fr^N-J- 

Bl 
Infre'quence,      N-Fr»- 

Kwns 
Infre'quency,      N  -  Fr8  - 

Kwn-8 

[nfre'quent,  N-FrS-Kwnt 
Infre'quently,     N  -  Fr<  - 

Kwnt-Z, 
Infrigida'tion,    N-Fr*-J- 

Dshn 
Infringe',   F-FrS-N-J.  N- 

Fr8-N-Jd.  N-Fr»-N-J-NO 


INF 

Infringe'ment, 

J-Mnt 
Infrin'ger,  N-Fr3-N-Jr 
Infruct'uose,      N-Fr^K 

CH-S 

Infru'gal,  N-Fr»-Gl 
Infrugif'erouB,  N- 

Frs 

Infuma'tion,  N-F2-Mshn 
Infundib'ular,   N-F3-Nd- 

B-Z-R 
Infundib'ulate,    N  -  F3  - 

Nd-B-Zt 
Infundib'uliform,  N-F3- 

ls7d-B-Z-F-R-M 
Infu'riate,  N-F3-Rt,  N-F3- 

/S  Td,  N-F3-fit-NG 
Infus'cate,  N-Fs~Kt 
Infusca'tion,        N  -  Fs2  - 

Kslm 
Infuse',     N-Fz3,     N-Fzd3, 

N-Fz3-NG 

Infusibillty,  N-FzS-Bl-T 
Infu'sible,  N-Fz3-Bl 
Infu'sion,  N-Fzhn3 
Infu'sive,  N-Fs3-V 
Infuso'ria,  N-Fs2-B 
In'gathering,     N3-Gdhr- 

NO 

Ingel'able,  N-J2-Z-B1 
Ingeminate,   N-J2-M-N- 

T 
Ingemina'tion,    N-J2-M- 

Nshn 

Ingen'erable,  N-J2-Nr-Bl 
Ingen'erate,  N-J2-Nrt,  N- 

J2-Nr-Td,  N-J^Nrt-NG 
Ingen'ious,  N-J^-Ns 
Ingen'iously,  N-J3-Ns-L 
Ingen'iousness,  N-J3-Nsi 

Ns 

Ingen'ite,  N-  J2-Nt 
Ingenuity,  N-J3-N-T 
Ingen'uous,  N-J2-N-8 
Ingen'uously,  N-J2-N-S1 
Ingen'uousness,  N-J2-N- 

8-Ns 

Inges'tion,  N-Js2-CHn 
In'gle,  NG8-G1 
Inglo'rious,  N-Gl-Ks2 
Inglo'riously,    N-G1-B2- 

sL 
Inglo'riousness,  N-G1- 

/Js'^-Ns 

In'got,  N3-Gt 
Ingraft',  Ni-Grft,    N  -  Gr  - 

F!-Td,  Ni-Grft-NG 
IngrafVer,  Ni-Grftr 
Ingraft'ment,  Ni  -  Grf  t  - 

Mnt 
In'grain     or     Ingrain', 


N3or2-Grn-NG 
In'grate,  N3-Grt 
Ingra'tiate,  N-Gr-SHt2.  N- 

Gr-8H2-Td,  N-Gr-8Ht2- 

NG 

Ingrat'itude,  N-Grt-Tdi 
Ingre'dient,  N-Gr-Dnts 
In'gress,  N3-Grs 


137 

Ingres'sion,  N2-Grshn 
In'guinal,  NG3-Gw-Nl 
Ingulf,  N-G1-F2,  N-G1- 

Ft2,  N-G1-F2-NG 
Ingur'gitate,  N-Gr-J2-Tt, 

N-Gr-Jt*-Td,    N-Gr-J2-Tt 

C) 
Ingurgita'tion,  N-Gr-J2- 

Tshn 

Inhab'ile, 
Inhab'it, 

-Td,  N-haBt(-)1 
Inhabitable,  N-haBt'-Bl 
Inhab'itance,    N  -  haB1  - 

Tns 
Inhabitancy,    N  -  haBi  - 

Tn-S 

Inhabitant,  N-haB'-Tnt 
Inhabita'tion,    N-haB2 

Tshn 
Inhab'itativeness,      N  - 

haBi-Tt :  Vs 
Inhablter,  N-haBtr* 
Inhabltress,  N-haBi-Trs 
Inhala'tion,  N-H-ishn2 
Inhale',  N2-H1,  N2-Hld,  N2 

-Hl-NG 

Inhal'er,  N-H1-K2 
Inharmonic,    Ni-Hr-M- 

N-K 
Inharmonlcal,   N1  -  Hr  - 

M-N-K1 
Inharmo'nious,  N2-Hr- 

M-Ns 
Inharmo'niously,  N-Hr- 

M-Ns-L2 

Inhearse',  N2-Hrs, 
Inhere',  NS-Hr,  N^-Hrd, 

N3-Hr-NG 

Inher'ence,  N3-Hrns 
Inher'ency,  N-Hrn-S' 
Inher'ent,  N^-Hrnt 
Inherently,  N-Hrnt-Z3 
Inherit,  N2  -  Hrt,  N  -  Hr- 

Td2,  N2-Hrt(') 
Inhei^itable-y,    N  -  Hrt- 

Bl2 

Inheritance,  N-Hr-Tns8 
Inheritor,  N2-Hrtr 
Inheritress,  N-Hr-Trs2 
Inheritrix,  U-Hr-Tr2-Ks 
Inhe'sion,  N3-Hzhn 
Inhibit,  N-hIBt», 

Td,  N-hlBt(-)8 
Inhibi'tion,  N-hlBshn3 
Inhib'atory,  N-hIB»-T-K 
Inhos'pitable-y,  N  -  Hs  - 

Pti-Bl 
Inhos'pitableness,     N  - 

Hs-Pti-Bl-Ns  [IBsj 
Inhospitallty,  N-Hs-Pti- 

L-T 

Inhu'man,  N'-H-Mn 
Inhumanity,     N-H-Mn- 

Ti 

Inhu'manly,  N3-H-M-N1 
Inhu'mate,  Na-H-Mt 
Inhuma'tion,  N2-H-Mshn 
Inhume',  N«-H-M,  N3-H- 
Md,  N«-H-M-NG 


INN 

Inimi'cal-ly,  XS.M-K! 
Inimitabil'ity,  N  -  M  -T3- 

Bl-T 

Inimitable  -y,  X-M-T3-B1 
Inim  'itableness,   N  -  M  - 

TS-Bl-Ns  [113s] 
Iniq'uitous,  N-Kw-Ts3 
Iniq'uitously,  X-Kw-T3- 

sL 

Iniq'uity,  N-Kw-T3 
Ini'tial,  N-SH13 
Ini'tially,  N-.S7/13 
Ini'tiate,  N-SHt^,  N-SH'- 

Td,  N-SHt»-NG 
Initia'tion,  N-SHshn2 
Ini'tiative,  K-SII^-Tv 
Ini'tiatory,  N-SH^-T-K 
Inject',    N-J2-Kt,  N-J2-K- 

Td,  N-J2-K1-NG 
Injec'tion,  N-J2-Kshn 
Iniect'or,  N-J2-Ktr 
In30in',  N-Jni,  N-Jnd1,  N- 

Jn'-NG 

In^udi'cious,  N-Jd3-SHs 
Injudi'ciously,    N  -  Jd3  - 

SHs-L 
Injudi'ciousness,  N-Jd3- 

SHs-Ns 

Injunc'tion,  N-J2-NGshn 
In'jure,  N-Jr3,  N-Jrd3,  N- 

Jr3-NG 

In'jurer,  N-Jr3-R 
Inju'rious,  N-J3-ffis 
Inqu'riously,  ~S-.J3-R-sL 
Inju'riousness,  N-J3-Ss- 

Ns 

In'jury,  N-J3-J2 
Injus'tice,  N-J2-sTs 
Ink',    NG3-K,   KG3-Kt  (or 

NGt3),  NG3-K-NG 
Ink'glass,  NG^-K-Gls 
Ink'horn,  NG3-K-Hrn 
Inklness,  NG3-K-Ns 
Ink'le,  NG3-K1 
Ink'ling,  NG3-K1-NG 
Ink'stand,  NG-K-sTnd3 
Ink'y,  NG3-K 
Inlace',  N-/;s2,  N-£st2,  N- 

is2-NG 

Inlaga'tion,  N-i2-Gshn 
Inlaid',  N-Ld2 
Inland,  N-Lnd3 
In'lander,  N-indr3 
Inlay',  N-Z2,  N-id2  N-i2- 

NG 

Inlay,  N-Z3 
Inlay'er,  N-i2-B 
Inlaw',  N-Zi 
Inlet,  N-it* 
Inlist',  Nlst3 
Inly,  Nl3 
In'mate,  N-M-T3 
In'most,  N8-M6t 
Inn,  N3 
In'nate      or      Innate', 


In'nate  ly  or  Innately, 

N-Nt-IA>r2 
In'nateness  or  Innate'- 

ness,  N 


INN 

Innav'igable-y,  N-N-Vi- 

G-B1 

See  Note  under  the  word 
Illaudabln. 
In'ner,  Nr3 
In'nermost,  Ni^-Mst 
Innerva'tion,  N-Nr-Vshn2 
Innerve',  N-Nr-V»,  N-Nr- 

Vd»  N-Nr-V2-NG 
Inn'holder,  N3-Hldr 
Inn'ing,  N3-NG 
In'nings,  N3-NGz 
Inn'keeper,  N-K-Pr« 
In'nocence,  NsS-Ns 
In'nocency,  Ns-N-8* 
In'nocent,  Ns8-Nt 
In'nocently,  Ns-Nt-L3 
Innoc'uous,  N-N-K-Si 
Innoc'uously,  N-N-K-SU 
Innoc'uousness,     Nl-N- 

Ks-Ns 
In'novate,  N-Vt8,   N-V»- 

Td,  N-Vt(-)8 

Innova'tion,  N-Vshn* 
In'novator,  N-Vtr8 
Innox'ious,  N-N-K-SHsi 
Innox'iously,    N  -  N  -  K.  - 

8Hsi-i 
Innox'iousness,  N-N-K- 

8Hsi-Ns 

Innuen'do,  N-N-D* 
Innumerabil'ity,  N-N- 

Mr-Bl'-T 
Innu'merable-y,    N-N- 

Mr-Bl8 
'Innu'merableness,  N-N 

-Mr-Bl3-Ns  [IBs] 
Innu'merous,  Na-N-Mrs 
Innutrition,  N-N-Trshn8 
Innutri'tious,     N-N-Tr»- 

SHs 

.Tnnu'tritive, 
Inobserv'ance, 

Vns 
Inobserv'ant,     N-Ba-zJ2- 

Vnt 
Inoc'ulate,  N-K-xt1,  N-K- 

Z-^Td,  N-K-Lti-NG 
Inocula'tion,  N-K-£shn2 
Inoc'ulator,  N-K-/,tri 
Ino'dorous,  N-Dr^-S 
Inoffen'sive,  N-F2-Ns-V 
InoflFen'sively,  N-F«-Ns- 

V-L 
Inoffen'siveness,    N-F*- 

Ns-V-Ns 

Inoffl'cial,  N-F8-SH1 
Inoffl'cially,  N-F3-SOT 
Inoffl'cious,  N-F8-S£fs 
In'olite,  N-M8 
Inop'erative,  N-P1-fit-V 
Inopportune',  N  -  P3  -  R- 

Tn 
Inopportunely,  N-pa-fi- 

T-N1 

Inop'ulent,  N-pi-Lnt 
Inor'dinacy,  N-Rd^S 
Inor'dinate,  N-Rd»-Nt 
Inor'dinately,  N-Edi-Nt- 


138 

Inor'dinateness,  N-Bd1- 

Nt-Ns 

Inorganic,  NrJ-Gn-K 
Inorganlcal,  Nr>-G-N- 

Kl 

Inor'ganized,  Nr-Gn-Zd 
Inos'culate,  N-8i-Klt,  N 

S^Kl-Td,  N-S^Klt-NG 
Inoscula'tion,        N  -  S2  - 

Klshn 

In'quest,  N3-Kwst 
Inqui'etude,  N-Kw-Td> 
Inquir'able,  N-Kw-.R1-! 
Inquire',  N  -  Kw  -  R1,  N  - 

Kw-fidi,  N-Kw-Ri-NG 
Inquiren'do,  N-E.w-.K*-N 

-D 

Inqui'rent,  N-Kw-.Rnt1 
Inquir'er,  N-Kw-Rr1 
Inquiringly, 

NG1 

Inquiry,  N-Kw-JR1 
Inquisi'tion,  N3-Kwz*Aw 
Inquisi'tional,  N-KwzsAn 

IS 
Inquisi'tionary,  N- 

Kwz*An-.R3  — The  Shun- 
cnrl  being  continued  up  so 
that  Ree  may  be  joined  at 

an  angle. 

Inquisitive,  N-Kwz-Tv8 
Inquisitively,    N  -  Kwz  - 

T»-V1 

Inquisitor,  N8-Kwztr 
Inquisito'rial,  N-Kwe-T2- 

Inrail',  N-fil2,  N-.Rld2,  N- 

In'road,  N-K8-D 
Insalu'brious,  N-sZ,3-Brs 
Insalu'brity,  N-sZ^-Br-T 
Insal'utary,  N-sZ,ti-fi 
Insan'able,  Ns-N-BH 
Insane',  Ns2-N 
Insanely,  Ns-N-L2 
Insanity,  Ns-N-T» 
Insatiability,  Ns-SH8-Bl 

-T 

Insa'tiable,  Ns-SH2-Bl 
Insa'tiableness,    Ns-SH2 

-Bl-Ns    [iBs] 
Insa'tiate,  Ns-Sfl^-T 
Insa'tiately,  N8-/SH2-T-Z, 
Insati'ety,  Ns-T1-! 
Insatisfac'tion,  Ns  -  Ts1  - 

F-Kshn 
Insat'urable,    Ns-CH'-fi- 

Bl 
In'scient   or   Insci'ent. 

N-SH3-NtorN-8i-Nt 
Insci'ence,  N-Si-Ns 
Inscrib'able,  nsKr-B^Bl 
Inscrib'ableness,   nsKr- 

Bi-Bl-Ns    [!Bs] 
Inscribe',  nsKr-B',  nsKr- 

Bd»,  nsKr-Bi-NG 
Inscrib'er,  nsKr-Br1 
Inscription,  nsKr-Pshn3 
Inscrip'tive,  nsKr-Pta-Y 
Inacroll', 


INS 

Inscrutability,  nsKr-T'- 

Blt 
Inscru'table-y,  nsKr-T8- 

Bl 
Inscru'tableness,  nsKr- 

T8-Bl-Ns    [iBs] 
Insculp',  Ns-Kl-Ps 
Insculpt'ure,  Ns-Kl-Ptr* 
Inseam',  N3-sM 
Insec'able,  Ns-K-Bl2 
In'sect,  Ns3-Kt 
Insect'ile,  Ns-Kt-L* 
Insec'tion,  Ns2-Kshn 
Insectiv'ora,  Ns-K-T8-Vr 
Insectiv'orous,    Ns  -  K  - 

T3-Vrs 

Insecure',  nsKr8 
Insecurely,  nsKr-i8 
Insecu'rity,  nsKr-T8 
Inseminate,  N-sM-N-T« 
Insemina'tion,    N2  -  sM  - 

Nshn 

Insen'sate,  Ns-Ns-T3 
Insensibility,    Ns  -  Ns  - 

Insen'sible-y,  Ns-Ns-Bl* 
Insen'sibleness,  Ns  -  Ns  - 

Bl2-Ns  [IBs] 

Insen'tient,  Nss-Nshnt 
Inseparability,  nsPr^-Bl 

-T  for  -Bit) 

Insep'arable-y,  nsPr2-Bl 
Insep'arableness,  usPr2- 

Bl-Ns  ['Bsj 
Insert',  N-sBt2,  N-s^-Td, 

Inser'tion,  N-sHshn2 
In'set,  Ns-T3 
Inshad'ed,  N-SH2-Dd 
Inshrine',  N-5//rni,   N- 

SHmV,  N-SHrni-NG 
Insica'tion,  Ns2-Kshn 
In'side,  Ns-D3 
Insidious,  Ns-D8-S 
Insidiously,  Ns-D3-Sl 
Insidlousness,  Ns-Ds8- 

Ns 

In'sight,  Ns-T8 
Insig'nia,  Ns3-G-N 
Insignificance,  Ns-G-N- 

Insignif  icancy,  Ns-G-N- 
Insignif  icant,  Ns  -  G  -  N  - 

Insignificantly,  Ns-G- 

N-F3-K-Nt-L 
Insincere', : 
Insincerely, 
Insincerity,  Ns-Ns-S^T 
Insin'uate,  Ns-N-T8,  Ns- 

N-Td3,  Ns-N-T3-NG 
Insinua'tion,  Ns2-Nshn 
Insin'uative,  Ns-N-Tv8 
Insin'uator,  Ns3-Ntr 
Insipid,  Ns-Pd3 
Insipidity,  Ns-Pd8-T 
Insipidly,  Ns-Pd3-L 
Insipidness,  Ns-P8-D-BTf 
Insiplence,  Ns-Pns8 


INS 

Insist',   Nss-T»,    Nss-Td8, 

Nss-T'-NG 

Insist'ent,  Nss-Tnt3 
Insi'tion,  NszAn8orNssAra8 
Insnare',  Ns-N-B1,  Ns-N- 

Bd»,  NS-N-R^NG 
Insnar'er,  Ns-N-Rr1 
Inaobri'ety,  nsBr1-! 
Inso'ciable,  Ns-SH*-Bl 
In'solate,  N-sLt3,  N-s.68- 

Td,  N-sLt3-NG 
Insola'tion,  N-sZshn* 
In'solence,  N-sins8 
In'solent,  N-sint3 
In'solently,  N-sint'-L 
Insolid'ity,  N-sI,8-D-T 
Insolubility,  N-s/,8-Bl-T 
Insol'uble,  N-s^i-Bl 
Insolv'able,  N-sLi-V-Bl 
Insolv'ency,  N-6L»-Vn-S 
Insolvent,  N-sLi-Vnt 
Insom'nious,  N'-sM-Ns 
Insomuch',  N-S2-M-CH 
Inspect',  Ns-P2-Kt,  Ns-P8- 

K-Td,  N-sPS-Et-NG 
Inspec'tion,  Ns-P*-Kshn 
Inspect'or,  Ns-P2-Ktr 
Inspect'orate,  Ns-P*-Ktr- 

T 
Inspect'  orship,    Ns-Ps- 

Ktr-SH-P 
Insphere',  Ns-F3-B,  Ns- 


139 


INT 


Inspir'able,  nsPri-Bl 
Inspira'tion,  nsPrshn* 
Inspir'atory,  nsPrl-T-J2 
Inspire',    nsPr1,    nsPrd1, 

nsP^-NG 

Inspir'er,  nsPr'-B 
Inspir'it,    nsPrt*    nsPr3 

Td.  nsPrtC)3 
Inspis'sate,  Ns-Ps8-T,  Ns- 

Ps3  Td,  Ns-Psa-T-NG 
Inspissa'tion,  Ns-PssAna 
Instabil'ity,  Ns-Ta-Bl-T 
Insta'ble,  Ns-T^-Bl 
Install',    Ns-Ti-L,  Ns-T1- 

Ld.  Ns-Ti-L-NG 
Installa'tion,       Ns  -  T2  - 

£shn 
Install'ment,  Ns-Ti-i- 

Mnt 
In'stance,  Ns  -  Tns',  Ns  - 

Tnst",  N-sTns3-NG 
In'stant,  Ns-Tnt« 
Instantane'ity,  Ns-Tnt8- 

N-T 
Instanta'neous,  Ns-Tnt8- 

Ns 
Instanta'neously,      Ns- 

Tntz-Ns-L 
InsUiuta'neousness,  Ns- 

Tnf-Ns-Ns 
Instan'ter,  Ns-Tntr1 
In'stantly,  Ns-Tnt8-L 
Instar',  Ns-T>-B 
Instate',  Ns-Tta  Ns-T«-Td, 

Ns-Tt(-)* 
Instau'rate,  NB-T»-«t,  Ns- 


Instaura'tion,      Ns  -  T*  - 
fiftba 

Insum'cient,  Ns-Fshnt* 
Insufla'ciently,          Ns-1 

Instaura'tor,  Ns-T*-fitr 

Fshnt3-!, 

Instead',  Ns-Tda 

Insuffla'tion,  Ns-FZ-islm 

Insteep',  Ns-T"-P,  Ns-T8- 

In'sular,  N-s£3-R 

Pt,  Ns-T«-P-NG 

Insularity,  N-sii-7J-T 

In'step,  Ns-TS-P 

In'sulary,  N-si3-/e 

In'stigate,  Ns-T8-Gt.  Ns- 

In'sulate,  N-sit8    N-si3- 

T»-G-Td,  Ns-T8-Gt-NG 

Td,  N-sit3-NG 

Instiga'tion,  Ns-T*-Gshn 
In'stigator,  Ns-T8-Gtr 

In'sulated,  N-sZ,3-Td 
Insula'tion,  N-sislin2 

Instill',    Ns-T8-L,    Ns-T»- 

In'sulator,  N-sitr^ 

Ld,  Ns-T»-L-NG 

In'sult,  N-s£t8 

Instilla'tion,  Ns-TS-Lshn 

Insult',  N-sZ/t2,  N-s£2.Td, 

In'stillator,  N8-T8-itr 

N-s//t2-NG 

Instill'er,  Ns-T8-/,-E 
Instill'ment,  Ns-T8-£- 
Mnt 

Insult'er,  N-s£tr2 
Insultingly,  N-sit2-NGl  \ 
Insuperability,  nsPr3-Bl 

Instinct',  Ns-T»-NGt 

-T 

In'stinct,  Ns-TS-NGt 

Insu'perable-y,  nsPr3-T',i 

Instinct'ive,     Ns-T3-NG- 

Insu'perableness,  usP»J- 

Tv 

Bl-Ns 

Instinct'ively,  Ns-TS-NG- 

Insupport'able-y,      Ns- 

T-V1 

ps-fit-Bl 

In'stitute,  Ns-T8-T-T.  Ns- 

Insupport'ableness,  Ns- 

TS-T-Td,  Ns-T8-T-T-NG 

PS-flt-Bl-Xs     [IBs] 

Institution,  Ns-T3-Tshn 

Insuppos'able,  Ns-Pz2-Bl 

Institu'tional,      Ns  -  T3  - 

Insuppresslble,  nsPrs2- 

Tshn-L 

Bl 

Institu'tionary,  Ns-T8- 

Insuppresslve,  nsPrs2-V 

Tshn-fi 

Insur'able,  N-SHri-Bl 

In'stitutive,  Ns-TS-T-Tv 

Insur'ance,       N  -  SHms* 

In'stitutor,  Ns-T-Ttr8 

[Ns3] 

Instrat'ifled,  nsTri-Tf-D 

Insure',  N-SHr3,  N-SHrd^, 

Instruct'  ,  nsTr2-Kt.  nsTr2 

N-SHrS-NG 

-K-Td,  nsTr2-Kt-NG 

Insur'er,  N-SHrs-E 

Instruct'er,  nsTr2-Ktr 
Instruct'ible,  nsTr8  -  Kt  - 

Insur'gent,  Ns-fi-'-Jnt 
Insurmountability, 

Bl 

nsR3-Mnt-B-Z,t 

Instruc'tion,  n8Tr*-Kshn 

Insurmount'able,  nsE1- 

Instructive,  nsTr^-Kt-V 
Instruct'ively,  nsTr^-Kt- 

Mnt-B(-L) 
Insurmount'ableness, 

\-L 

nsEJ-MntlBs 

Instruot'iveness,  nsTr*- 

Insurmount'ably,  nsE'- 

Kt-V-Ns  [i  Vs] 

Mnt-B(-Z) 

Instruct'or,  nsTr2-Ktr 

Insurrec'tion,      Ns  -  B2  - 

Instruc'tress,  nsTrs-K- 

Kshn 

Trs 

Insurrec'tional,  Ns-A'^- 

In'strument,  nsTrS-Mnt 

Kshn-Z, 

Instrument'al-ly,  nsTr2 

Insurrec'tionary,  Ns-fi2- 

'.Mnt 

Kshn-fi 

Instrumentality,  nsTr1 

Insurrec'tionist,   Ns-fi2- 

'.Mnt 

Kshn-St 

Instrument'ary,    nsTr2  - 

Insusceptibility,     Nss- 

Mnt-fl 

Pt3-Bl-T(or-Blt) 

Instrumenta'tion,  nsTr4- 

Insuscep'tible,    Nss-Pt2- 

M-N-Tshn 

Bl 

Insubjec'tion,    Ns-B«-J- 

Intact',  N-H-Kt 

Kshn  [Ns-BshnS] 

Intact'able,  N-Ti-Kt-Bl 

Insubmis'sion,    Ns  -  B8  - 

Intaglio,  N-T1-^ 

Mshn 

Intangibility,    Nt-N-J8- 

Insubor'dinate,  Ns-B'- 

Bl-T 

fid-Nt 

Intan'gible-y,  Nt-N-J'-Bl 

Insubordina'tion,  Ns-Bs- 

Intan'gibleness,  Nt-N-J1 

Kd-Nshn 

-Bl-Ns 

Insurferable-y,  Ns-F*-B 

Intast'able,  N-Ts«-Bl 

-Bl 

In'teger,  N-T3-Jr 

Insuffl'cience,  Ns-Fshns8 

In'tegral,  N-T»-Gr-L 

Insuffi'ciency,  Ns-Fshn3-  In'tegrally,  N-T8-Gr-£ 

INT 


140 


Integrate,  N-T»-Grt         i  Intentay,  Nt-Nt-L* 
Integration,  N-T*-Grshn  1  Intent'ness,  Nt*-Nt-Ns 

Integ'rity,  N-T»-Gr-T 

Inter',  Nt-E*  Nt-Bd«,  Nt- 

Integuma'tion,    N-T«-G- 

B2-NG 

Mshn 

In'ter,  Ntr« 

Integ'ument,   N-T«-G- 
Mnt 

Interact',  Ntr'-Kt 
Interac'tion,  Nt^-Kshn 

In'tellect,  Nt-L»-Kt 

Interam'nian,  N-TrJ-M- 

Intellec'tion,       Nt  -  L«  - 

Nn 

Ksho 

Interax'al,  Ntr-Ks-Li 

Intellect'ive,  Nt-L»-Kt-V 
Intellect'ively,  Nt-L^Kt- 
\-L 

Interax'illary,  Ntr-K-sii- 
R 
Inter'calar,  Ntr-K-ir' 

Intellect'ual,  Nt-L«-Kt-L 
Intellect'ualism,  Nt-L«- 

Intercalary,  Ntr-K-i2-B 
Intercalate,     Ntr-K-it^. 

Kt-Lz-M 

Ntr-K-Z,2-Td,    Ntr-K-it^- 

Intellect'ualist,  Nt-L*- 

NG 

Kt-Lst 

Intercalation,    Ntr  -  K  • 

Intellectual'ity,  Nt  -  L»  - 
Kt-i-T    (Nt-Li-Kt-Lt) 

ishn* 
Intercede',  Ntrs-D3,  Ntrs- 

Intellectually,  Nt-L«- 

Dd3,  Ntrs-DS-NG 

Kt-L 

Interced'ent,  Ntrs-Dnt3 

Intel'ligence,   Nt-L*-Jns 

Interced'er,  Ntr-sDr3 

[N-Jns4] 

Intercept',  Ntrs-Pt2,  Ntrs 

Intel'ligencer,    Nt-L*-J- 

-p2-Td.  Ntrs-Pt(-)* 

Ns-« 

Intercept'er,  Ntre-Ptr2 

Intel'ligent,  Nt-L'-Jnt 

Intercep'tion,         N  trs  - 

[Nt-Jnt2]                             1     Pshn* 

Intelligen'tial,  Nt-L»-J- 

Interces'sion,  NtrssAn^ 

N-SHl 

Interces'sor,  Ntr-Ss^-R 

Intelligently,  Nt-L«-Jnt- 

Interces'sory,  Ntr-Ss2-R 

L     [Nt-Jnt*tL] 

Interchange',  Ntr-CH2- 

Intelligibil'ity,  Nt-L3-J- 

N-J,   Ntr-CH^-N-Jd,  Ntr- 

Blt    [N-J3-Blt] 

CH«-N-J-NG       [Ntr-CH2, 

Intel  'ligible-y,    Nt-L»-j- 

Ntr-CHd2  Ntr-CH(-)2] 

Bl     [Nt-J«-Bl] 

In'terchange,  Ntr  -  CH3  - 

Intel'ligibleness,  Nt-L«- 

N-J 

J-Bl-Ns    [N-J2:Bs] 

Interchangeabil'ity,Ntr 

Intem'perance,  N-T*-M- 

-CH8-N-J-BH      [Ntr-CH»- 

Prns     [N-T2-Prns] 

Blt] 

Intern  'perate,  N  -  T*  -  M  - 

Interchange'able-y,  Ntr 

Prt     [N-T2-Prt] 

-CH*-N-J-B1       [Ntr-CH«- 

Intern'  perately,  N-T2-M- 

TI_*     r        rXT  mo  !)„*    r  i 

Bl] 

Prt-i    [N-T»-Prt-//]          Interchange'ableness, 
Intern' perateness.N-T2-,    Ntr-CH2-N-J-Bl-Ns   [Ntr- 

M-Prt-Ns     [N-T*-Prt-Ns]  i     CH^iBs] 
Inten'able,  N-T«-N-Bl      I  Intercip'ient,  Ntrs-Pnt3 
Intend',    Nt*  -  Nd,  Nt  -  N  -  i  Interclude',     Ntr3  -  Kid, 

Dd2,  Nt»-Nd-NG  |     Ntr-Kl-Dd3,  Nti^-Kld-NG 

Intend'ancy,  Nt-Nd-N-S2  Interclu'sion,          Ntr3- 


Intend'ant,  Nt2-Nd-Nt 
Intend'ed,  Nt-N-Dd« 
Intend'er,  Nt2-Ndr 


Klzhn 
Intercolonial,  N 

Nl 

Intend'ment,  Nt2-Nd-Mnt  Intercolumnia'tion.Ntr2 
Intenera'tion,       N-T2-     -Kl-M-Nshn 

Intercom'mon,    NtrrN1, 

Ntr:N-Di,  Ntr:Ni-NG 
Intercom'monage,    Ntr 

:N-Ji 

i  Intercommu'nicate, 
Intensify,   Nt-Ns-F*,  Nt-|     Ntr:N3-Kt 

Ns-Fd2.  Nt-Ns-F2-NG         Intercommunica'tion, 
Inten'sion,  Nt2-Nshn 


Nrshn 

Inten'sative,  Nt-Ns-Tv2 
Intense',  Nt2-Ns 
Intensely,  Nt-Ns-L« 
Intense'ness,  Nt2-Ns-Ns 


Intensity,  Nt-Ns-T2 
Inten'sive,  Nt-Ns-V2 
Inten'sively,  Nt-Ns-V2-i 
Intent',  Nt*-Nt 
Inten'tion,  Nt2-Nshn 


Inten'tional-ly, 
Nshn-i» 


Ntr:N2-Kshn 
Intercommun'ion,    Ntr 

:Nn3 
Interoommu'nity,  Ntr : 

N-T3 
Intercos'tal,  Ntr-Ks-T1-!, 


INT 

Intercur'rence,       Ntr2  - 

Krus 

Intercur'rent,  Ntr*-Kr-Nt 
Interdepend'ence,  Ntr- 

D2-Pnd-Ns 
Interdict',  Ntr-D3-Kt,  Ntr 

-D"-K-Td,  Ntr-D3-Kt-NG 
In'terdict,  Ntr-D3-Kt 
Interdic'tion,     Ktr  -  D3  - 

Kshn 
Interdict'!  ve,  Ntr-D3-Kt- 

V 
Interdict'ory,  Ntr-D*-K- 

1-R 
In'terest,     Ntrsts,     Ntrs- 

Td3,  Ntrst(-)3.     See   Un- 

derstood. 

Interfa'cial,  Ntr-F^-SHl 
Interested,  Ntrs-Td8 
In'teresting,  Ntrst(-)3 
Interfere',  Ntr-F3-R,  Ntr- 

fd.  Ntr-F3-R-NG 
Interference,      Ntr-F3- 

Rns 

Interferer,  Ntr-FS-Rr 
Interfluent,  Ntr-Fl2-Nt 
Inter'fluous,  Ntr-Fl2-S 
Interful'gent,   Ntr-F2-i- 

Jnt 

Interfused',  Ntr-Fzd3 
Interfu'sion,  Ntr-Fzhn3 
In'terim,  Ntr3-M 
Inte'rior,  N-T3-.R-.R 
Inte'riorly,  y-^-R-R-L 
Interja'cence,  Ntr-Js^Ns 
Interja'cency,  Ntr-Js2-N- 

8 

Interja'cent,  Ntr-Js2-Nt 
Interject',  Ntr-Ja-Kt,  Ntr- 

J2-K-Td.  Ntr-J2-Kt-NG 
Interjec'tion,      Xtr-js- 

Kshn 
Interjec'tional,    Ntr-J2. 

Kshn-Z, 
Interknit',  Ntr^-Nt 
Interlace',  Ntr-Z,s«,  Ntr- 

Lst*,  Ntr-is2-Na 
Interlard',  Ntr-Lrdi,  Nts 

Lrl-Dd,  Ntr-ird'-NG 
Interlay',  Ntr-Z,2,  Ntr-Z,«. 

D,  Ntr-i2-N» 
In'terleaf,  Ntr-^3-F 
Interleave',    Ntr  -  L*  -  V, 

Ntr-IAVd,  Ntr-Z,3-V-NG 
Interline',  Ntr-in1,  Ntr- 

indi.  Ntr-in'-NG 
Interlin'eal,  Ntr-Z,3-Nl 
Interlin'ear,  Ntr-in3-B 
Interlinea'tion,  Ntr-Z.2- 

Nshn 

Interlin'ing,  Ntr-in^NG 
Interlink',  Ntr-£3-NG-K, 

Ntr-i»-NG-Kt  (or  -NGt), 

Ntr-Z3-NG-K-NG 
Interloca'tion,   Ntr  -  Z2  - 

Kshn 
Interlock',  Ntr-ii-K,  Ntr 


Nt-  In'tercourse,  Ntr3-Krs 
i  Intercross',  Ntr'-Krs 


Interlocu'tion,  Ntr  •  L*- 
Kshn 


INT 

Interloc'utor,    Ntr  -  Ll  - 

Ktr 
Interloc'utory,  Ntr-Zi- 

K-T-R 
Interlope',  Ntr-i2-P,  utr- 

Z2-Pt,  Ntr-Z-2-P-NG 
Interloper,  Ntr-.L2-Pr 
Interlu'cent,  Ntr-Z.s3-Nt 
Interlude,  Ntr-Z,3-D 
Interlu'nar,  Ntr-L3-Nr 
Interlu'nary,  Ntr-Z,n3-.R 
Intermarriage,  N-Tr'-M 

-R-3 
Intermarry,  N-Tr^M-i?, 

N-Tr!-M-fid,  N-Tri-M-.R- 

NG 
Intermed'dle,  N-Tr».M- 

Dl,   N-TrZ-M-Dld,   N-Tr2- 

•M-D1-XG 
Intermed'dler,  N-Tr«-M- 

Dl-R 
Interme'diacy,  N-Tr*-M- 

D-8 
Intenne'dial,    N-Tr»-M- 

Dl 
Interme'diary,  N-Tr3-!!- 

D-R 
Interme'diate,  N-TrS-M- 

Dt 
Interme'diately,  N-Tr3- 

M-Dt-Z, 
Intermedia'tion,  N-Tr*- 

M-Dshn 
Interme'dium,  N-Tr8-!!- 

D-M 

Interment,  N-Tr2-Mnt 
Intermigra'tion,    N-Tr2- 

M-Grshn 
Inter'minable-y,  N-Tr2- 

M-X-Bl 
Inter'minate,  N-Tr2-M-N 

-T 
Intermin'gle,     N-Tr8-!!- 

NG1,   N-Tr3-M-NGld.    N- 

Tr«-M-NGl-NG 
Intermis'sion,     N  -  Tr3  - 

Mshn 
Intermis'sive,  N-TrS-Ms- 

V 
Intermit',   N-Tr»-Mt,    N- 

Tr»-M-Td,  N-Tr«-MtC) 
Intermit'tent,    N-Tr3-M- 

Tnt 
Intermit'tingly,    N-Tr3- 

Mt-NGl 
Intermix',     N-TrS-M-Ks, 

N-Tr«M-Kst,     N-Tr»-M- 

Ks-NG 
Jntermix'ture,     N  -  Tr3  - 

M-Kstr 
Intermon'tane,     N-Tr1- 

Mnt-N 
Jntermun'dane,    N-Tr2- 

Mn-Dn 

Intermu'ral,  N-TrS-M-Bl 
Intei^nal-ly,  N-Tr*-Nl 
Interna'tional,          Ntr- 

Nihn-L1 

Interne'cine,    Ntr»-Ns-N 
Interne'cive,  Ntr-Ns-V3 


141 

Internun'cio.Ntr-Nn-Sfl2 
Interocean'ic,    Ntr-SH*- 

N-K 
Interpellation,    Ntr-P2- 

Lsha. 
Interpen'etrate,  Ntr-P2- 

N-Trt 
Interplead',  Ntr-Pld3,  Ntr 

Pl"-Dd,  Ntr-Pld(-)3 
Interplead'er,  Ntr-Pl3-Dr 
Interpledge',    Ntr-Pl2-J. 

Ntr-Pl2-Jd,  Ntr-Pl2-J-NG 
Interpolate,     I 

Ntr-P2-Z-Td.     N 

NG 
Interpolation,     Ntr-P2- 

Z.shu 

Interpolator,  Ntr-ps-Z.tr 
Interpos'al,  Ntr-Pz2-L 
Interpose',  Ntr-Pz2,  Ntr- 

Interpos'er,  Ntr-P2-Zr 
Interposi'tion,         Ntr  - 

Interpret,  Ntr-Prt2,  Ntr- 

PrVTd,  Ntr-Prt(-)2 
Interpreta'tion,  Ntr-Pr2- 

Tshn 
Interpretative,  Ntr-Prt2 

-Tv 

Interpreter,  Ntr-Prtr2 
Interpunc'tion,  Ntr-P2- 

NGshn 
Interreg'num,  Ntr2(-K)- 

G-N-M 

Inter'rer,  N-T2-Kr 
In'terrex,  Ntr-fi3-Ks 
Interrogate,  Ntr«-Gt,  Ntr 

-G-Td2,  Ntr2-Gt-NG 
Interrogation,       Ntr2  - 

Gshn 
Interrog'ative,    Ntr  -  G  - 

Tv> 
Interrog'atively,  Ntr-G- 

T'-Vl 

Interrogator,  Ntr^-Gtr 
Interrog'atory,  Ntr-G-T1 

-R 
Interrupt',  Ntr-Pt2,  Ntr- 

PS-Td,  Ntr-Pt(-)2 
Interrupt'edly,  Ntr-P2- 

Td-i 

Interrupt'er,  Ntr-Ptr2 
Interrup'tion,  Ntr-Pshn2 
Interscap'ular,  Ntrs-K- 

Interscribe',  Ntr-sKr-B', 

Ntr-sKr-Bdi,  Ntr-sKr-Bi- 

NG 

Interse'cant,  Ntrss-Knt 
Intersect',  Ntrs2-Kt,  Ntrs- 

K-Td2,  Ntrs2-Kt-NG 
Intersec'tion,         Ntrs*- 

Kshn 

Inte.sert',  Ntrs-fits 
Intersert'ed,  Ntrs-^-Td 
Interser'tion,  Ntrs-fishn 
In'terspace,  Ntrs-Ps3 
Intersperse',     Ntr-sPrs*, 

Ntr-sPrst2,  Ntr-sPrsS-NG 


INT 

Intersper'sion,          xtr- 

sPrshn2 

In'terstate,  Ntrs-Tt3 
Interstellar,    Ntrs-T2-/,- 

E 
Interstel'lary,  Ntrs-T^-i- 

R 
In'terstice    or     Inter'  - 

Stice,  Ntrs-Ts3or2 
Intersti'tial,  Ntrs-T3-SHl 
Interstrat'ified,        Ntr  - 

sTri-Tf-D 
Intertext'ure,     Ntr-T2- 

Kstr 
Intertrop'ical,  Ntr-Tri-P 

-Kl 
Intertwine',     Ntr-Twn1, 

Ntr-Twiid1,  Ntr-TwuJ-NG 
Intertwist',      Ntr-Twst3. 

Ntr-Tws3-Td,   Ntr-Twst3- 

NG 

In'terval,  xtr-V3-L 
Intervene',  Xtr-Yu3,  Xtr- 

Vnd3,  Ntr-Vu^-XG 
Interven'ient,    xtr-vn3- 

Nt 

Interven'er,  xtr-V3-Xr 
Interven'tion,    Xtr-V2- 

Nshn 
Interver'tebral,  xtr-V2- 

«t-Br-L 
In'terview,  Ntr-V3,  Xtr- 

Vd3,  Xtr-VS-NG 
Intervolve',  Ntr-V'-L-V, 

Ntr-Vi-Z,-Vd,  Xtr-Vi-i-V 

-NG 
Interweave',      xtr-wV3, 

Ntr-wY3-XG 
Interwove',  Xtr-wV2 
Interwoven',  xtr-wVn2 
Interwork'ing,  Ntr-WrZ. 

K-XG 
Interwreathed',  Xtr-K3- 

DHd 

Intes'table,  N-Ts2-T-Bl 
Intes'taey,  J.T-Ts2-T-S 
Intes'tate,  N-Ts«-Tt 
Intes'tinal,  N-Ts2-T-Xl 
Intes'tine,  X-Ts2-Tn 
Inthrall',  Nthr-H,   Xthr- 

Ld1,  Nthr-L'-NG 
Inthrall'ment,    Nthr-Li- 

Mnt 
Inthrone',  N-THrn2.  N- 

THrnd2,  N-THru2-NG 
In'timacy,  N-T--M-S 
In'timate,  N-T3-Mt,  N-T3- 

M-Td.  N-T3-MtC) 
In'timately,  N-T3-Mt-i 
Intima'tion,  N-T2-Mshn 
Intimidate,    N-T3-M-Dt, 

N-T3-M-D-Td,       N-T3-M- 

mo 
Intimida'tion,  N  •  T2  -  M- 

Dshn 
Intit'ule,  N-T-Tl3,    N-T3- 

Tld,  N-TS-Tl-NG 
In'to,  N-Ta 
Intol'erable-y, 
i    -Bl 


INT 


143 


Intol'erableness,  N-T»- 

Intromit',  N-Tr3-Mt,  N-  ] 

Z,-R-Bl-Ns    [:Bs] 

Tr»-M-Td,  N-Tr8-Mt(-)       ] 

Intol'erance,  N-T^-Rns 

Introspect',    Ntrs-P«-Kt. 

Intol'erant,  N-T1-L-JRnt 

Ntrs-PS-K-Td,  Ntrs-P«-Kt 

Intolera'tion,   N-T2-X.- 

-NG 

Jttba 

Introspec'tion,  Ntrs-P8- 

Intomb',   N-T«-M,    N-T8- 

Kslui 

Md,  N-T»-M-NG 

Introspective,  Ntrs-P2- 

In'tonate,  N-T«-Nt,  N-T«- 

Kt-V 

N-Td,  N-T8-Nt-NG 

Introver'aion,      N  -  Tr2- 

Intona'tion,  N-T2-Nshn 

Vrehn 

Intone',  N-Tn2,    N-Tnd», 

Introvert',  N-Tr^-Vrt,  N- 

Tr«-Vr-Td,  N-Tr«-Vrt(-) 

Intoxicate,  Nti-Ks-Kt, 

Intrude',   N-Trd8,   N-Tr8 

Nt-Ks-K-Td1,    Nti-Ks-Kt- 

•Dd,  N-Trd(-)8 

NG 

Intrud'er,  N-Tr«-Dr 

Intoxica'tion,     Nt2  -  Ks  - 

Intru'sion,  N-Trzhn» 

Kshn 

Intru'sionist,   N-Trzhn«- 

Intractability,  N-Tr«-Kt 

St 

-Bl-T(or  -Bit) 

Intru'sive,  N-Trs*-V 

Intract'able-y,  N-Tr»-Kt- 

Intrust',  N-Trst2,  N-Trs8- 

Bl 

Td,  N-Trst8-NG 

Intract'ableness,  N-Tri- 

Intui'tion,  N-Tshn» 

Kt-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 

Intui'tional,  N-Tshn8-L 

Intra'dos,  N-Tr2-Ds 
Intran'sitive,   N  -Ti^-Ns- 

Intuitive,  N-T«-Tv 
Intuitively,  N-T«-T-V1 

Tv 

Intumesce',  N-T2-Ms,  N- 

Intran'sitively,    N  -  Tr1  - 

T2-Mst,  N-T«-Ms-NG 

Ns-T-Vl 

Intumes'cence,  N-T«-M8 

Intransmis'sible,       N  - 

-Ns 

Ti^-sMs-Bf-L) 

Inturges'cence,  Ntr-Js8- 

Intransmutabil'ity,    N  - 

Ns 

Tr«-8Mt-Bl-T 

Intussuscep'tion,  N-Tss2 

Intransmut'able,        N- 

-Pshn 

TrS-sMt-Bl 

Intwine',   N-Twni,     N- 

In'trant,  N-Trnt8 

Twnd1,  N-Twni-NG 

Intreat',  N-Trt» 
Intrench',  N  -  Tr«  -  N  -  CH. 

Intwist',  N-Twst8,  N-Tws* 
-Td,  N-Twst8-NG 

N-Tr2-N-CHt,      N-Tr2-N- 

Inuen'do,  N-N-D* 

CH-NG 

In'uline,  N-/,n3 

Intrench'ment,  N-Tr«-N- 

Inum'brate,   N  -  M  -  Brt«, 

CH-Mnt 

N-M-Br2-Td.  N-M-Brt(-)« 

Intrepid,  N-Tr2-Pd 

Inun'dant,  N-N-Dnt2 

Intrepidity,  N-Tr»-Pd-T 

Inun'date,  N-N-Dt2,  N-N- 

J-ntrepldly,  N-Tr2-Pd-Z 

D2'Td.  N-N-Dt(')3 

In'tricacy,  N-T^-K-S 

Inunda'tion,  N-N-Dshn* 

In'tricate,  N-TrS-Kt 

Inurbanlty,  Nr-Bni-T 

In'tricately,  N-Tr8-Kt-L 

Inure',  N-R3,  N-Hd8.  N-R8- 

In'tricateness,  N-Tr'-Kt- 

NG 

Ns 

Inure'ment,  N-R3-Mnt 

Intrigue',  N-Tr»-G,  N- 

Inurn',  N  -  Rn2,  N  -  Rnd2, 

TrS-Gd.  N-Tr3-G-NG 

N-Rn2-NG 

Intrigu'er,  N-Tr^-Gr 

Inustlon,  Ns-CHn2 

Intrigu'ery,  N-Tr^-G-K 

Inutillty,  N-T«-/,-T 

Intrin'sic,  N-Tra-Ns-K 

Invade',  N-Vd2,  N-V«-Dd, 

Intrin'siual-ly,  N-Tr^-Ns- 

N-Vd2-NG 

Kl 

Invad'er.  N-Vdr2 

Introces'sion,  N-Trs«An«    Inval'id,'N-Vi-I,d 

Introduce',  Ntr-Ds8,  Ntr-  In'valid,  N-V3-Zd 

Dst'.  Ntr  Ds3-NG               Invalidate.     N-Vi-Z,-Dt. 

Introdu'cer,  Ntr-D8-sR 

N-Vi-Z,-D-Td.        N-Vi-Z- 

Introduction,    Ntr  -  D*  - 

DtC) 

Kshn                                 Invalida'tion,  N-VS-i- 

Introduc'tive,  Ntr-D«-Kt     Dshn 

-V 

Introduc'tory,  Ntr-D*-K- 

Invalidity,  N-V8-i-D-T 
Inval'idness,  N-V!-Z,d- 

T-R 

Ns 

Introlt,  N-Tr«-T               !  Inval'uable-y,  N-  Vi-i-Bl 
Intromission,     N  -  Tr3  -  Invariability,     N-V»-B- 

Mshn                                       Bl-T 

INV 

Inva'riable-y,  N-V«-7Z-BI 
Inva'riableness,  N-VVR- 

Bl-Ns    ItBs] 
inva'sion,  N-Vzhn* 
jiva'siye,  N-Vs2-V 
invec'tive,  N-V2-K-Tv 
Invec'tively,   N-vs-K-T- 

VI 
Inveigh',  N  -  V*,  N  -  Vd», 

N-VS-NG 

inveigh'er,  N-V*-R 
Invei'gle,  N-V8-G1,  N-V- 

Gld,  N-Va-Gl-NG 
Invei'glement,  N-V8-G1- 

Mnt 

[nvei'gler,  N-V3-G1-R 
Invent',  N-Vnt*.  N-VVN- 

Td,  N-Vnt2-NG 
Invent'ful,  N-Vnt2-F-L 
[nvent'ible,  N-Vnt2-B-L 
[nven'tion,  N-V2-Nshn 
Cnventlve,  N-Vnt«-V 
[nvent'or,  N-Vntr8 
[nvento'rial,  N-Vnt^-B-L 
In'ventory,  N-Vnt»-K.  N- 

Vnf-.Rd,  N-Vnt3-.R-NG 
Cnven'tress,  N-Vnt2--Rs 
Inverse',  N-VS-Rs 
Inversely,  N-V2-Rs-£ 
Inversion,  N-V2-JSshn 
Invert',  N-V2-.Rt,  N-V«-B- 

Td.  N-V-'-Bt-NG 
Inver'tebral,  N-V*-Bt-Br- 

L 
Inver'tebrate, 

Brt 
Inver'tebrated,  y- 

Br-Td 

Invert'ed,  N-V2-B-Td 
Invert'edly,   N-V2-«-Td- 

L 

Invert'ible,  N-v«-«t-Bl 
Invest',  N-Vst2,  N-Vs2-Td, 

N-Vst2-NG 
Inves'tigable,  N-Vs«-T-a 

Bl 
Investigate,  N-Vs2-T-Gt, 

N-Vs2-T-G-Td.     N-V62-T- 

Gt-NG    [N-Vs2-Gt,  N-Va«- 

G-Td,  N-Vs*-Gt-NG] 
Investiga'tion,  N-Vs*-T- 

Gshn     [N-ys^-Gshn] 
Inves'tigative,   N-Vs*-T- 

Gt-V      N-VsS-Gt-V] 
Inves'tigator,  X  -  Vs2  -  T- 

Gtr    [N-Vs2-Gtr] 
Invest'iture,  N-\TR2-Ttr 
Invest'ment,  N  -  Vs2  -  T  - 

Mnt 

Invest'or,  N-VstrS 
Invet'eracy,  N-\'2-Tr-S 
Invet'erate,  K-V2-Trt 
Invet'erately,  N-V2-Trt-4 
Invet'erateness,    N  -  V*. 

Trt-Ns 

Invid'ious,  N-V3-Ds 
Invid'iously,  N-V^-D-sL 
Invid'iousness,  N-V8-Ds- 

Ns 
Invig'ilance,  N-Vs-J-Z<w 


INV 

Invigllancy,  N-VM-Ln- 

8 
Invig'orate,  N-V«-Grt,  N 

V3-Gr-Td,  N-V»-Grt-NG 
Invigora'tion,  N  -  V2  - 

Grshn 
Invineibil'ity,  N-V8-Ns- 

B-Lt 
Invin'cible,  N  -  V8  -  Ns  -  B 

(-L) 
Invin'cibleness,  N-V8- 

Ns-Bl-Ns    [!Bs] 
Invin'cibly,     N-VS-NS-B 

(-L) 
Inviolabil'ity,     N-V»-L- 

Blt 

Invi'olable-y,  N-Vi-£-Bl 
Invi'olableness,  N-V1-^- 

Bl-Ns    [:B8] 
Invi'olate,  N-Vi-it 
Invi'olated, 
Invisibil'ity,  N-Vz»-Bl-T 
Invis'ible-y, 
Invis'ibleneas,  N-Vz3-Bl- 

Ns     [iBs] 

Invita'tion,  N-VS-Tshn 
Invi'tatory,  N-Vi-T-T-K 
Invite',   N-Vt»,   N-Vi-Td, 

N-Vti-NG 
Invit'er,  N-Vtri 
Invit'ingly,  N-Vt»-NGl 
In'vocate,  N-V-K-T,  N- 

V8-K-Td.  N-V3-K-T-NG 
Invoca'tion,  N-V2-Kshn 
In'voice,  N-Vs«,  N-Vst», 

N-Vs^-NG 
Invoke',  N-V«-K,  N-V«-K- 

T,  N-V«-K-NG 
Invol'ucel   or  In'volu- 

cel,  N-V'or3-L8-L 
Involu'cre,  N-V»-£-Kr 
Invol'untarily,     N  -  V1  - 

Lnt-K-L 
Invol'untariness,  N-V1 

Lnt-fl-Ns 

Invol'untary,  N-V!-Lnt-fl 
In'volute,  N-V3.it 
In'voluted,  N-V»-i-Td 
Involu'tion,  N-V8-ishn 
Involve',  N-V^i-V,  N-V 

i-Vd,  N-yi-£-V-NG 
Involv'edness, 

Vd-Ns 
Involve'ment,  N-V>-Z-V 

-Mnt 
Invulnerability,    N-V« 

L-Nr-Bl-T(or-BltJ 
Invul'nerable,    N-ys-L 

Nr-Bl 
Invul'nerableness,     K- 

V8-i-Nr-Bl-Ns    [iBs] 
Inwall',   N-WU,   N-Wldi, 

N-WU-NG 
In'ward,  N-Wrd8 
In'wards,  N-Wrdz8 
In'wardly,  N-Wrd'-i 
Inweave',      N-wV8,     N 

wV8-NG 

Inwove',  N-wVJ 
Inwov'en, 


143                                    IRR 

Inwork',  N-Wr'-K,  N-Wr«- 
Kt,  N-Wr*-K-NG 

Irrecov'erableness,  Xr«- 

Kv-K-Bl-Ns     [:Bs] 

In'worn,  N-Wrn' 

Irredeem'able,  «r3-D-M- 

Inwrap',    Nr-Pi,    Nr-Pt', 

Bl 

Nr-P'-NG 

Irredu'cible,  Kr3-Ds-Bl 

Inwreathe',  N-JfJ3-DH,  N- 

Irrefragabil'ity,  Rr*-Fr- 

#3-DHd.  N-K«-DH-NG 

G-Blt 

Inwrought',  Nrti 

Irrefragable  -y,   .Rri-Fr- 

I'D,  i+6 

G-B1 

I'odate,  i-Datf 

Irref'utable-y   or   Irre- 

I'odid,  i-Dd» 

fut'able-y,  Kr2or3-Ft-Bl 

I'odide,  i-Didi 

Irreg'ular,  RT--G-LT  [«rs 

I'odine,  I-Dn' 

-G] 

lo'nian,  i-Nn> 

Irregularity,  Rrl-Q-Lr-T 

lon'io,  i-N!-K 

[Rr»-G] 

lo'ta,  i-T* 

Irreg'ularly,  Rr2-Q-Li-L 

Ip'ecac,  P8-K-K 

[/2r^-G-//] 

Ipecacuan'ha,  P>-K-K-N 

Irrel'ative,  R2-it-V 

Irascibil'ity,  i-Rs8-B-Lt 

Irrel'evancy,  R2-i-Vn-S 

Iras'cible,  I-Rs^B-L 

Irrel'evaut,  R2-i-Vnt 

Iras'cibleness,  i-Rgi-B-Z,- 

Irrel'evantly,   W-L-Vni- 

Ns 

L 

Iras'oibly,  I-Rsi-B-Z 

Irreliev'able,  R3-i-V-Bl 

Irate',  i-Rt« 

Irrelig'ion,  n3-L-Jn 

Ire,  i-R1 

Irrelig'ious,  H^-L-Ja 

Ire'ful,  i-R!-ri 

Irrelig'iously,  RS-i-j-g/- 

Irides'cenoe,  ffi-Ds-Ns 

Irreme'diable-y,  Rr2-Md 

Irides'cent,  i^-Ds-Nt 

-Bl 

Irid'ium,  ff8-D-M 

Irreme'diableness,  Rr3- 

I'ris,  i-Rs1 

MdiBs 

I'riscope,  i-Rs^K-P 

Irremis'sible,    Rr8-Ms-B 

I'rish,  i-Ri-SH 

(-L) 

I'rishman,  I-R^SH-Mn 

Irremis'sibly,    Rr3-Ms-B 

I'rishism',  i-R'-SHz-M 

(-L) 

I'rish  Moss,  i-R'-SH-Ms 

Irremov'able-y,    Rr3-M- 

Irk',  RS-K 

V-B1 

Irk'some,  R2-K-sM 

Irremu'nerable,  Rr3-M- 

Irk'somely,  R«-K-sM-£ 

Nr-Bl 

Irk'someness,    R--K-slI- 

Irreparabil'ity,    Rr--Pi- 

Ns 

Bl-T(-Blt) 

I'ron  (I-urn),  i-Rn^i-Rnd1, 

Irrep'arable-y,  Hr=-P-Bl 

i-Rni-NG 

Irrepeal'able,  7Zr3-P-Z,-Bl 

I'ron-bound,  i-Rn^Bnd 

Irrepent'ance,   ^r2-Pnt- 

Iron'io,  l-Ri-N-K 

Ns 

Iron'ical-ly,  i-R>-N-Kl 

Irreplev'iable,  Ri"-Pl-V- 

I'ron-pyrites,  I-Rn>-P-B- 

Bl 

Tz 

Irreplev'isable,  ^r3  -  PI  - 

I'ronsides,  i-Rnsi-Ds 

Vz-Bl 

I'ronwood,  I-Rn1-Wd 

Irreprehen'sible-y,  Rr*- 

I'rony,  i-R'-N 

Pr-Ns-Bl 

Irra'diance,  JZr2-Dns 

Irrepress'ible,  RT*  -  Prs  - 

Irra'diancy,  #r2-Dn-S 

Bl 

Irra'diate,  «r*-Dt,  JJr2-D 

Irreproach'able-y,  Rt*- 

•Td,  Rr2-Dt(') 

Pr-CH-Bl 

See  Note  under  the  word 

Irreprov'able-y,  Rr*-Pi- 

Illaudable. 

V-B1 

Irradia'tion,  Kr»-Dshn 
Irra'tional-ly,  Risha^-L 

Irrepti'tious,  Rr»  -  P-  T 
SHs 

Irrational'ity,  Risbxt-L- 

Irresist'ance,  Rrzs^-Tna 

T 

Irresistibil'ity,  Krzs8-T- 

Irreclaim'able-y,  Br«-Kl 

Bl-T(-BH) 

-M  Bl 

Irresist'ible-y,  .Krzss-T- 

Irreconoil'able,  Rrl;sL- 

Bl 

Bl 

Irresist'ibleness,  Rrzs3  • 

Irreconcil'ableness,  jRr1 

T-Bl-Ns 

:sZ,-Bl-N8 

Irres'oluble,  .Rr^-zL-Bl 

Irreconcilia'tion,      fir* 

Irres'olubleness,     /Jr1- 

tsLshn 

zi-Bl-Ns 

Irrecov'erable-y,     Rr*- 

Irres'olute,  Rr2-zLt 

Kv-fi-Bl 

Jrres'olutely,  Ri*-zLt-L 

IRK 

Irres'oluteness,  Ri^-zLt- 

Ns 

Irresolu'tion,  J2i 
Irresolvable,  l 

Bl 
Irrespective,  Rrs^P-Kt- 

V 
Irrespectively,  fires-P- 

Kt-V-I, 
Irres'pirable,  Rrs*-P-R- 

Bl 
Irresponsibility,  fire8- 

Pns-B-Lt 
Irrespon'sible,  Srs^Pns- 

B-L    [firs^Pns] 
Irreten'tive,  fir^-Tnt-V 
Irretrieve'able-y,    Ri3- 

Tr-V-Bl 

Irreverence,  Rrv*-Rns 
Irreverent,  Rr^-Rnt 
Irrev'erently,  Riv-Rnt- 

L 
Irreversible,  Brvz-.Rs-B- 

L 
Irreverslbleness,  flrv2- 

#s-B-L->"s    [:Bs] 
Irreversibly,  Rrv*  -  Ra  • 

BZ, 
Irrevocability,  tfr3-V- 

K-BH 
Irrevo'cable-y,  #r«-V-K- 

Bl 
Irrev'ocablenesss,   RT*- 

V-K-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Ir'rigate,  Rr^Gt,  R^-G- 

Td.  Ri*-Gt-NG 
Irrigation,  Rr2-Gshn 
Irrig'uous,  Rr3-G-S 
Irrislon,  Rzhn8 
Irritability,  /J3-T-B1-T 
Ir'ritable-y,  #3-T-Bl 
Ir'ritant,  £3-Tnt 
Irritate,  «3-Tt,  J^-T-Td, 

Irrita'tion,  fi«-Tshn 
Irritative,  «3-T-Tv 
Ir'ritatpry,  «3-T-T-fl 
Irrup'tion,  R^-Pshn 
Irrup'tive,  R*-Pt-V 
Is,  z8 

Note.— Is  is  added  as  fol 
lows :— to  another  small 
circle,  whether  following 
or  preceding  it,  by  making 
the  circle  large.  (Amongthe 
examples  below,  see  7s  as 
A*  is.  Is  seen.) — to  a  follow- 
ing thf.  it  or  to,  by  making 
the  circle  into  a  small  loop. 
(See  Is  the  or  to,  What  is 
the.)— to  a  following  ther< 
or  their,  by  making  the 
circle  into  a  large  loop 
(See  It  ttere,  What  is  there, 
— and  to  a  preceding  large 
circle,  or  to  a  loop  whether 
large  or  small,  by  turning 
a  small  circle  within  it.  (Sei 
At  it  it.  As  there  is,  Because 
there  it. 


144 

Examples: — 

"6"  Isas 

0     Asia 


"ff 


Is  seen 

Is  the  or  Is  to 

(•    What  is  the 

o 

••>;•  Is  there 

k    What  is  there 
?_   As  it  is 
0    As  there  is 

"^    Because  there  is 

The    circles    and    loops 
when   standing   alone  are 
ilways  made  by  a  motion 
'rom  the  right  over  to  the 
^eft:  and  both  circles  and 
loops  should  be  commenced 
at  the  top. 
I'sagon,  i-S'-Gn 
Ischiatlc,  8>-K-T-K 
I'singlass,  l-Zi-NG-Gls 
Is 'lam,  Z13-M 
Is'lamism,  Zl3 
Islamitlc,  Zl»- 
Isl'and,  1-Z.nd1 
Isl'ander,  i-indr1 
Isle,  i-Z,1 
Isl'et,  i-Z,t» 
Ism,  Z3-M 

Note. — The  termination 
-WTO  is  written  both  Z-M 
and  zM  according  to  which 
makes  the  best  junction 
with  the  previous  portion 
of  the  outline. 
Isochromatlc,  i-S^Kr- 

Mt-K 

Isoch'ronal,  i-SJ-Kr-Kl 
Isoch'ronism,    i-81  -  Kr 

Nz-M 

Isoch'ronous,  i-Si-Kr-Ns 
Isocli'nal,  i-S'-Kl-Nl 
Isoge'otherm,     i  -  S3  -  J  - 

THr-M 
Isogeotherm'al,    i-S*-J 

THr-M-/. 
Is'olate,  8*-Lt,    83-i-Td 


Isoperim'etry,     i-8J-Pr 

M-Tr 

Isos'celes,  i-Ss^-Lz 
I'sotlierm,  i-Si-THr-M 
Isothenn'al,  l-S^-THr 

V.-L 

Isoton'ic,  i-Si-T-N-K 
Is'rael,  Z»-fil 
Israelite,  Z3-fil-T 
Israelit'ic,  Z»-fil-T-K 
Is'raelitish,    Z»-fil-T-8H 

or  z»-«lt-8H 
Is'suable,  SH3-Bl 
Is'sue,  SH3,  SHd3,  SH«-NG 
[Sth'mus,  8»- Ms  or  St3- Ms 
[t,  T8.  and  sometimes  by 

halving;  thus. 
Which  it.  CHt* 
Of  it,  Vti 
On  it,  Nt» 
Ital'ian,  Ti-in 
Ital'ianize,   T'-Ln-Z,  T'- 

Ln-Zd,  Ti-in-Z-NG 
Ital'ic,  Ti-i-K 
Italicize,  Tl-Z,sz,  T^isz- 

D.  Ti-Lsz-NG 
Itch,  CH».  CHt*,  CH8-NG 
Itch'y,  CH» 
It'em,  i-T>-M,  i-Ti-Md,  i- 

Ti-M-NG 
It'erant,  T3-JZnt 
It'erate,  T*-Rt,  T8-B-Td, 


Itera'tion,  T«-Bshn 
Iterative,  T3-fit-V 
Itin'eracy,  i-T8-Nr-S 
Itin'erancy,  i-T3-Nr-N-S 
Itin'erant,  i-T3-Nrnt 
Itin'erary,  i-T3-Nr-fl 
Itin'erate,  i-T3-Nrt,  i-T8- 

Nr-Td,  i-T3-Nrt-NG 
Its,  Ts3,  and  by  the  halv- 
ing   principle   and    the  s- 
circle,  thus. 

Of  its.  Vtsi 

On  its.  Nts1 

If  its.  Fts3 
Itself,  T2-SL-F    [Ts»] 
I'vied,  i-Vd1 
I'vory,  i-Vi-K 
I'vory -black,  I- 
I'vory-nut,  i-V1 
I'vy,  i-Vi 
Iz'zard,  Zrd3 


Isola'tiqn,  S«-ishn 
Isomer'ic,  I-S4-M-.R-K 
Isom'erism,  i-Sl-M-£-zM 
Isomet'ric,  i-S2-Mtr-K 
Isomet'rical,  i-82-Mtr-Kl 
Isomor'phism,    Si-M-JfJ 

Fz-M 
Isomor'phous,    S>-M-^Z 

Fs 

Isop'athy,  I-S'-P-TH 
Isoperimet'rical,  i-S^-Pr 

Mtr-Kl 


J. 


J,  the  tenth  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  in  English  words 
represents  the  sound  of  j, 
as  heard  in  joy,  jay,  jawt 
etc. 

In  the  common  spelling 
the  sound  of  j  is  often  rep- 
resented by  g,  dg  or  dge,  as 
in  gem,  edging,  edge,  etc. 


JAB 

Jab'ber,  Ji-Br,  «P-Brd,  Ji- 

Br-NG 

Jabberer,  Ji-Br-B 
Ja'cent,  Js"-Nt 
Ja'cinth,  Js«-N-TH 
Jack,  Ji-K 
Jack-at-all-trades,  Ji-Kt 

-L-Trdz 
Jack-a-lan'tern,   J1  -  K  - 

Lnt-Rn 
Jack-a-dan'dy,  «P-K-Dn- 

D 

Jack'al,  J!-K1 
Jack'alent,  Ji-K-Lnt 
Jack'anapes,  Ji-K-N-Ps 
Jack'ass,  J'-Ks 
Jack'boots,  Ji-K-Bts 
Jack'daw,  <P-K-D 
Jack'et,  J'-Kt 
Jack' -ketch,  Ji-K-K-CH 
Jack'knife,  Ji-K-N-F 
Jack'-plane,  Ji-K-Pln 
Jack'-pudding,    J'-K-P- 

D-NG 

Jack'-screw,  J^K-sKr 
Jack'-staff,  Ji-Ks-Tf 
Jack'-stays,  Ji-Ks-Tz 
Jack' -straw,  J!-K-sTr 
Jack'-towel,  Ji-K-T-L 
Jac'obin,  J'-K-Bn 
Jac'obine,  J'-K-Bn 
Jacobin'ic,  J3-K-Bn-K 
Jacobin'ical,    J8-E.-B-N- 

El 
Jac'obinism,  Ji-K-Bn-Z- 

M     [-B-zM] 
Jac'obite,  .P-K-Bt 
Jacobit'ic,  J3-K-Bt-K 
Jacobit'ical,  J3-K-Bt-Kl 
Jae'obitism,  J'-K-Bt-zM 
Ja'cob's-ladder,  J«-K-B- 

7.L&T 

Jaco'bus,  JS-K-Bs 
Jac'onet,  Ji-K-Nt 
Jac'quard,  J!-Krd 
Jactita'tion,  J2-Kt-Tshn 
Jac'ulate,  Ji-K-Lt,  Ji-K- 

i-Td.  Ji-K-it-NG 
Jacula'tion,  J2-K-£shn 
Jac'ulatory,  J^-K-Lt-R 
Jade,  Jd2.  J2-Dd,  J1-D-NG 
Jad'ish,  Jd2-SH 
Jag,  Ji  G 
Jagg,   Ji-G,    Ji-Gd,  J^-G- 

NG 

Jag'ged,  Ji-Gd 
Jag'gedness,  Ji-Gd-Ns 
Jag'ger,  J]-Gr 
Jag'gy,  J'-G 
Jaguar',  Ji-Gr 
Jah, Ji 
Jail,J2-L 
JailTjird,  J«-L-Brd 
Jail'er,  J*-i-R 
Jail'-fever,  J2-i-F-Vr 
Jakes,  JS-KS 
Jal'ap,  J'-i-P 
Jal'ousie,  J»-i-8 
Jam,  Ji.M,  Ji-Md,  J»-M- 

NG 

7 


145 

Jamb,  Ji-M 

Jan'gle,  J'-NG-Gl,  Ji-NG- 

Gld,    J'-NG-Gl-NG      [J1- 

NG1,     Ji-NGld.     J^NGl1- 

NG] 

Jan'gler,  Ji-NG-Gl-E 
Jan'itor,  Jntr1 
Jan'izary,  J'-Nz-B 
Jan'senism,  Jnsi-Nz-M 
Jan'senist,  Jns'-N-St 
Jant'ily,  J^N-T-Z. 
Jant'y,  J'-N-T 
Jant,  Jnti 
Jan'uary,  J'-N-S     [Ji-N. 

See  June.] 
Japan,  Ji-Pn,  Ji-Pnd,  J1- 

Pn-NG 

Japanese',  J3-P-Nz 
Japan'ner,  JJ-P-Nr 
Japhet'ic,  Jf2-T-K 
Jar,  Ji-R.  J'-Rd,  Ji-B-NG 
Jar'gon,  Jri-Gn 
Jargonelle',  Jr^G-N1 
Jas'mine,  J!-zMn 
Jas'per,  Js'-Pr 
Jaun'dice,  Ji-N-Ds 
Jaun'diced,  Ji-N-Dst 
Jaunt,      Jnti,      Ji-N-Td, 

Jnt'-NG 

Jaun'tily,  Ji-N-T-Z, 
Jaun'tiness,  J^N-T-Ns 
Jaun'ty,  Ji-N-T,  Ji-N-T- 

R,  Ji-N-Tst 
Javanese',  Jv8-Nz 
Jav'el,  J»-Vl 
Jave'lin,  Ji-Vln 
Jaw,  Ji.  Jdi,  Ji-NG 
Jaw'-bone,  J]-Bn 
Jaw'-tooth,  J!-T-TH 
Jay,  js 

Jeal'ous,  J2-is 
Jeal'ously,  J^-Ls-L 
Jeal'ousness,  Ja-Ls-Ns 
Jeal'ousy,  J8-i-S 
Jean, Jn* 
Jeer,  Ja-R,  J3-Rd, 
Jeer'er,  J*-R-R 
Jeertngly,  J»-S- 
Jeho'vah,  J2-H-V 
Jeho'vist,  JS-H-Vst    [J«- 

Vst] 
Jehovist'ic,  J 

[JS-Vs-T-K] 
Jejune',  J"-Jn 
Jejune'ly,  Ja.j-Nl 
Jejune'ness,  J3-Jn-Ns 
Jel'lied,  J*-L-D 
Jel'ly,  3--L 
Jel'ly-flsh,  J*-L-F-SH 
Jen'net,  J2-Nt 
Jen'neting,  J«-Nt-NG 
Jen'ny,  J2-N 
Jeop'ard,   J2-Prd,   J2-Pr- 

Dd,  J2-PrdC) 
Jeop'ardize,    J«  -  Pr  -  Dz, 

J2-Pr-Dzd,  J2-Pr-Dz-NG 
Jeop'ardous,  J2-Pr-Ds 
Jeop'ardy,  J"-Pr-D 
Jer'boa,  Jr2-B 
Jereed',  J3-«-D 


JOC 

Jeremi'ad,  Jr'-M-D 
Jerk,  Jr2-K.  Jr^-Kt,  Jr«-K- 

NG 

Jerk'er,  Jr2-Kr 
Jer'kin,  Jr2-Kn 
Jer'sey,  Jr2-Z 
Jess,  Js2 

Jes'samine,  J2-sMn 
Jest,  Jst2.  J2-sTd,  Jst2-NG 
Jes'ter,  Jstr2 
Jest'ingly,  Jst2-NG-L 
Jes'uit,  J^-zT 
Jesuit'ic,  J3-zT-K 
Jesuit'ical-ly,  J3-zT-Kl 
Jes'uitism,  J2-zT-zM 
Jet,  Jt2,  J'-i-Td.  Jt2-NG 
Jet-d'eau',  ZH2-D 
Jett'eau,  JS-T 
Jet'sam,  Jt2-sM 
Jet'son,  Jts2-  N 
Jet'ty,  J2-T 
Jew  J3 
Jew'el,  J3-L,  J3-Ld,  J3-L- 

NG 

Jew'eler,  J3-//-R 
Jew'elry,  3^-L-R 
Jew'ess,  J3-S 
Jew'ish,  J3-SH 
Jew'ry,  3*-R 
Jew's'-harp,  J3-zR-P 
Jez'ebel,  J^-zB-L 
Jib,  JS-B 

Jib'boom,  J3-B-B-M 
Jibe,  Ji-B,  Ji-Bd,  J'-B-NG 
Jiffy,  J3-F 
Jig,  J3-G 
Jig'ger,  J3-Gr 
Jig'gle,  J3-G1 
Jill,  J3-L 

Jill'flirt,  J3-i-Fl-fit 
Jilt,  J3-Lt,  ja-L-Td,  J3-£t- 

NG 

Jim'my,  J3-M 
Jimp,  J3-M-P 
Jin'gle,  J3-NG-G1.  J8-NG- 

Gld,    J3-NG-G1-NG      [J3- 

NG1,     J3-NGld,     J3-NG1- 

NG] 

Jin'go,  J3-NG-G 
Jin'nee,  J3-N 
Job,  J'-B.  Ji-Bd,  Ji-B-NG 
Job'ber,  Ji-Br 
Job'bernowl,  J'-Br-Nl 
Job'bing-house,    J1  •  B  - 

NG-Hs 
Job'bing-store,     J1  -  B. 

NGstr 
Jock'ey,  <n-K,  Jl-Kd,  3\ 

K-NG 

Jock'eyism,  Ji-K-zM 
Jocose',  J2-Ks 
Jocose'ly,  J2-K-s/; 
Jocose'ness,  J2-Ks-Ns 
Jocos'ity,  JJ-Ks-T 
Joc'ular,  J'-Kl-R 
Jocular'ity,  Ji-Kl-R-T 
Joc'ularly,  J^-Kl-Rl 
Joc'und,  Ji-Knd 
Jocun'dity,  J2-Knd-T 
Joc'undly.  J>-Knd-Xi 


JOG 


146 


Joc'undness,  Ji-Knd-Ns 

Jour'ney-work,    Jr2  -  N- 

Jog,  J'-O,  Ji-Gd,  J«-G-NG 

Wr-K 

Jog'ger,  J'-Gr 

Jove,  Jv* 

Jog'gle,  Ji-Gl,  Ji-Gld,  J»- 

Jo'vial-ly,  J2-V1 

Gl-  NG 

Jovial'ity,  J»-V1-T 

Jog'  -trot,  Ji-G-Trt 

Jo'vialness,  J^-Vl-Ns 

Johan'nes,  Ji-H-Nz 

Jo'vialty,  J»-V1-T 

John-Do'ry.  Jn2-D-,R 

Jowl,  J2-L 

John'ny-cake,  J'-N-K-K 

Jowl'er,  3-or^-L-~R 

Join,  Jn1.  Jndi,  Jn^NG 

Joy,  J1.  Jdi.  Ji-NG 

Join'der,  Jndr1 

Joy'ance,  J!-Ns 

Join'er,  J'-Nr 

Joy'ful,  J»-F1 

Join'ery,  Ji-Nr 

Joy'fulness,     J1  -  Fl  -  Ns 

Joint,  Jnti,  J>-N-Td,  Jnt1- 

[J>:Fs] 

NG 
Joint'er,  Jntr1 

Joy'less,  3^-Ls 
Joy'lessly,  Ji-is-i 

Joint'ing-rule,  Jntf-NG- 

Joy'lessness,      Ji-is-Ns 

£1 

[Jl  J  J[,s] 

Joint'ly,  Jnt!-L 
Joint'ress,  J^N-Trs 

Joy'ous,  J!-8 
Joy'ously,  J!-S1 

Joint'-stock,  J»-Nte-T-K 

Joy'ousness,  J>-8-Ns 
Ju'bilant,  J»-Blnt 

Joint'"-8tool,  Ji-Nts-T-L 

Jubila'te,  J2ori-B-£-T 

Joint-ten'ancy,  Jnt*-Tn- 

Jubila'tion,  J2-B-z,shn 

N-8 

JuTjilee,  3*-B-L 

Joint-ten'ant,  Jnt^Tn-Nt 

Juda'ic,  J2-D-K 

Joint'ure,  Jntr1,  Jnt'-Bd. 

Juda'ical-ly,  JS-D-K1 

Jntri-NG 

Ju'daism,  J3-D-zM 

Joist,   Jst».   Ji-sTd,    Jst1- 

Ju'daist,  J3-Dst 

NG 

Ju'daize,  J3  -  Dz,  J3  -  Dzd, 

Joke,  J2-K,   J2-Kt,   J2-K- 

J3-Dz-NG 

NG 

Ju'daizer,  J3-D-Zr 

Jok'er,  J2-Kr 

Judge,  J2-J,  J2-J-D,  ja-J- 

Jok'ingly,  J2-K-NG1 

NG 

Jole,  J'^-L 
Jollifica'tion,   js-L-F- 

Judg'er,  J2-Jr 
Judge'ship,  J2  -  J  -  SH-  P 

Kslin 

[J2.  J  ;  SHj 

Jol'lily,  3l-L-L 

Judg'ment,  J*-J-Mnt 

Jol'liness,  J^i-Ns 

Judg'ment-day,    J2  -  J  - 

Jol'lity,Ji-£-T 

Mnt-D 

Jol'ly,  3l-L,  Ji-L-R.  Ji-Lst 

Judg'ment-seat,    J2  -  J  - 

Jol'ly-boat,  Ji-X,-Bt 

Mnts-T 

Jolt,  J2-Lt,  J2-i-Td,  J«-it- 

Ju'dicative,  Jd3-Kt-V 

NG 

Ju'dicatory,  Jd3-K-T-K 

Jolt'er,  J2-Z,tr 

Ju'dicature,  Jd3-K-CHr 

Jolt'head,  J2-Lt-Hd 

Judi'cial,  Jd3-8Hl 

Jon'quil,  J^N-Kw-L 

Judicially,  Jd3-5Hl 

Jo'ram,  J2-B-M 

Judi'ciary,  3&3-SHr 

Joss'-stick,  J'-RsT-K 

Judi'cious,  Jds-SHs 

Jos'tle,  Js^L,  Jsl-Ld,  Js1- 

Judi'ciously,  Jd:i-SHs-Z. 

LNG 

Judi'ciousness,  Jd3-SHs- 

Jos'tler,  Ji-st-B 

Ns 

Jot,  Jti.  Jt-Td,  JU-NG 

Jug,  J2-G.  J2-Gd,  J2-G-NG 

Jounce,  Jns1,  Jnsti,  Jns1- 

Jug'gle,  J2-G1,  ja-Gld,  J«- 

NG 

Gl-NG 

Jour'nal,  Jr2-Nl 

Jug'gler,  J2-G1-B 

Jour'nal-book,   Jr2  .  Nl  - 

Jug'glery,  J2  G\-R 

B-K 

Ju'gular,  J3-G1-B 

Jour'nal-box,   Jr2-Nl-B- 

Juice,  Js* 

Ks 

Juice'less,  J3-sis 

Jour'nalism,  Jr2-Niz-M 

Jui'ciness,  J3-8-Ns 

Jour'nalist,  Jr2-Nlst 

Jui'cy,  J3-8.  J3-S-B,  J3-8st 

Journalistic,   Jr^-Nls-T- 

Ju'iube,  J3-J-B 

K 

Ju'lep,  J3-z^P 

Jour'nalize,  Jra-NIz,  Jr2- 

Ju'lian,  J8-in 

Nlzd,  Jr2-Nlz-NG 

July',  3l-L 

Jour'ney,  Jr^-N,  Jr2-N-D, 

Ju'mart,  J3-M-Bt 

Jr2-N*-NG 

Jum'ble,  J2-M-B1.  J!-M- 

Jour'neyer,  Jrs-N-B 

Bld.  J2-M-B1-NG 

Jour'neyman,  Jr*-N-Mn 

Jum'bler,  J»-M-B1-B 

JUT 

Jump,  JS-M-P,  J2-Mt,  J«- 

M-P-NG 

Jum'per,  J2-H-Pr 
Jump'-seat,  J2-M-Ps-T 
Jun'cate,  J2-NG-Kt 
Junc'tion,  JS-NGshn 
Junct'ure,  J2-NGtr 
June,  Jn3.    See  January 
June'ating,  J3-Nt-NG 
Jun'gle,  J2-NG-G1 
Jun'ior,  Js-Nr 
Junipr'ity,  Ji-Nr-T 
Ju'niper,  J3-N-Pr 
Junk,  J2-NG-K 
Junk'et,  J2-NG-Kt.  J2-NG- 

K-Td,  J2-NG-Kt-NG 
Ju'no,  J8-N 
Jun'ta,  J2-N-T 
Ju'piter,  J3-Ptr 
Jupon',  Ji-Pn 
Juras'ic,  3l-Rs-Ti 
Jurid'ic,  J3-fi-D-K 
Juridical -ly,  J3-R-T>-Kl 
Juriscon'sult,  .P-fls  isit 
Jurisdic'tion,     Jr3  -  sD  - 

Kshn     [JrS-sDshn] 
Jurisdic'tional,  Jr3-sD- 

Kshn-L     [J^-sDshn-L] 
Jurisdic'tive,  JrS-sD-Kt- 

V 
Jurispru'dence,  Jrs3-Pr- 

Dns     [J^-sP-Dns] 
Jurispru'dent,  J  rs3  -  Pr  - 

Dnt 
Jurispruden'tial,    Jrs2- 

Pr-D-N-SHl     [Jr2-sP-Dn] 
Ju'rist,  J3-^st 
Ju'ror,  3*-R-R 
Ju'ry,  J3-K 
Ju'ry-box,  J3-7e-B-Ks 
Ju'ry-man,  J3-Jfi-Mn 
Ju'ry-men,  J3-R  iMn2 
Ju'ry-mast,  J3-«-Mst 
Just,  Jst2 
Jus'tice,  J2-sTs 
Jus'ticeship,   J--sTs-Sff- 

P    [J2-STs:SH] 
Justi'ciable,  J3-sT-5^-Bl 
Justi'ciar,  J^-sT-SHr 
Justiciary,  JJ-sT-SHr 
Jus'tiflable-y,    Jst2-F-Bl 

[Js2-F-Bl] 
Jus'tiflableness,   Jst2-F- 

Bl-Xs    [Js^-FlBs] 
Justiflca'tion,      Jst2 .  F 

Kshn     [Js2-F-Kshn] 
Jus'tifloative,    Jst2-F-K 

TV 

Jus'tificator,  Jst2-F-Ktr 
Jus'tiflcatory,   Jst2-F-K- 

T-.K 

Jus'tifler,  Jst2-F-B 
Jus'tify,  Jst2-F.    JsH-Fd, 

Jst«-F-NG   [Js2-F.  Js2-Fd, 

Js2-F-NG] 
Jus'tle,  Js2-L,  Js^Ld,  Js* 

L-NG 

Just'ly,  J2-sT-^    [J2-gi] 
Just'ness,  Jsta-Ns 
Jut,  Jt2,  J2-Td,  Jt2-NG 


JUT 


147 


KIN 


NG 
Keel'age,  K-£*-J 


Jute,  Jt» 
Jut'ty,  J2-T 
Juvenes'cence,  Jv«  -  Ns  - 

Ns 

Juvenes'cent,  Jvs-Ns-Nt  •  Keel'-boat,  K-z,3-Bt 
Ju'venile,  Jv3-N-L  j  Keel'er,  K-Lv> 

Ju'venileness,  Jv«-X-L-  Keel'haul,  K-Z,3-H1, 

Ns  Hid,  K-Z,3-H1-NG 

Juvenil'ity,  Jv3  -N  -  L- 1  Keel'ing,  K-IAXG 
Keel'man,  K-IAMn 


Keek,  K3-K  i  Kick'er,  K3-Kr 

Keel,  K-L3,  K-Ld3,  K-L»-  Kick'shaw,  K-K-SH* 


Kid,  K-DS 
Kiddle,  K-t>l3 
Kid'dy,  K-D», 


Kid'dling,  K-D13-XG 
Kid'nap,  Kd-X-P8.  Kd-X- 
Pt3,  Kd-N-P3-XG 


Juxtapos'it,  Ji-Ks-T-Pz- 

Keel'son,  K-Ls^-N 

Kid'ney,  K-D3-N 

T,  J»-K8-T-Pz-Td,  Jl-Ks- 

Keen,  Kn3.  K3-Nr,  Kn-St3 

Kid'ney-bean,    K-D3-X- 

T-Pz-T-NG 

Keen'ly,  K3-N1 

Bn 

Juxtaposition,  J3-Ks-T- 

Keen'ness,  Kn3-Ns 

Kil'derkin,  Kl-Dr^-Kn 

Pzshn 

Keep,  K-ps,  K-P2-NG 

Kill,    K-LS,   K-Lda,    K-L3- 

Keep'er,  K-Pr3 

XG 

Keep'ership,  K  -  Pr»  -  SH 

Kill'dee,K-Z3-D 

K. 

[K-PrSiSH] 
Keep'ing-room,    K  -  P3  - 
NG-R-M 

Kill'deer,  K-i»-Dr 
Kill'er,  K-ir3 
Killikinick',  K-L^-K-X-K 

Keep'sake,  K-P3-sK 

Kiln,  K-L3 

Keeve,  Kv3 

Kiln'-dry,  K-i3-Dr 

K,  the  eleventh  letter  of 

Keg,  K.2-G 

Kil'ogram,  K-i3-Gr-M 

the   Alphabet,    invariably 

Kelp,  K-L2-P 

Kilol'iter,  Kl-/,tr» 

represents  the  sound  of  k, 

Kelp'ie,  K-Z«-P 

Kilom'eter,  KP-Mtr 

ns  heard  in  fceel,  A-ind.  /dug. 

Kelt,  K-Lta 

Kilostere',  K-is'--T-R 

etc. 

Kel'ter,  K-itr2 

Kilt,  K-Lt3 

K,  at   the  beginning  of 

Ken,  Kn2.  Knd«,  Kn2-NG 

Kil'ter,  K-X,tr» 

words,  before  n,  is  silent, 

Ken'dal-green,   Knd-i2- 

Kim'bo,  K-M-B3 

as  in  knack.  fcuew,  fcuow, 

Grn 

Kin,  Kn3 

Ken'nel,   K»-X1,   K^-Nld. 

Kind,  Knd1,  Kndri,  Knd- 

In  the  common  spelling 

K2-N1-NG 

St» 

;  is  often  used  to  represent 

Ke'no,  K3-N 

Kind'-hearted,  Kudi-72- 

the  sound  of  k;  as  in  cane, 

Ken'tle,  K-Xt-L2 

Td 

came,  cool,  cap,  etc. 

Kent'ledge,  Knt-i»-J 

Kind'-heartedness, 

In  many  words  ch  has  the 

Kept,  K-Pt2 

Kndi-fi-Td-Ns 

Bound  of  k;   as  in  cAaos, 

Ker'chief,  Kr-CHf2 

Kin'  die,  K-Xd-L3,  K-Xd- 

cAord,  ch&sm,  etc. 

Kerf,  K-li& 

Ld2,  K-Xd-L3-NG 

Kail,  K-L2 

Ker'mes,  Kr2-Mz 

Kin'dler,  K-Nd-ir3 

Kai'ser,  K-Zr* 

Kern,  K-^n2,  K-Knd2,  K- 

Kind'liness,  Knd-L^Ns 

Kalei'doscope,    Kl-Di- 

^in2-NG 

Kindly,  Knd-L1,  Knd-Zi- 

sK-P 

Ker'nel,  Kr2-Nl 

R,  Knd-Lsti 

Kal'endar,     KU  -  Ndr(or 

Ker'osene,  K-Ks2-N 

Kind'ness,  Kndi-Ns 

Klndri) 

Ker'sey,  K-1&-Z 

Kin'dred,  Knd-«d3 

Kal'ends,  K-Z,nds' 

Ker'seymere,  K-B2-Z-M- 

Kine,  Kn1 

Ka'li,  K-za 

B 

Kine'-pox,  Kn1-P-Ks 

Ka'lif,  K-Z2-F 

Kes'tral,  K-sTr2-L 

King,  K3-XG 

Ka'lium,  K-Z«-M 

Ketch,  K-CH2 

King'bird,  K-NG-Brd3 

Kal'mia,  K-H-M 

Ketch'up,  K-CH2-P 

King'-crab,  K3-NG-Kr-B 

Kaloy'er,  K-X,'-R 

Ket'tle,  K-Tl2 

King'craft,  K3-XG-Krft 

Kal'somine,  Kl>-sMn 

Ket'tle-drum,   K-T12-Dr- 

King'cup,  K-XG-K-P3 

Kam'sin,  K'-Ms-N 

M 

King'dom,      K-XG-D3-M 

Kanak'a,  Ki-N-K 

Ket'tle-pin,  K-Tl2-Pn 

[K3] 

Kangaroo',  K3-XG-Gr 

Kex,  K2-Ks 

King'flsh,  K-NG-F3-5ff 

Kant'ian,  Knti-N 

Key,  K3,  K-D3,  K*-NG 

King'flsher,    K-NG-F* 

Ka'olin,  K-Ln^ 

Key'age,  K-J3 

SHr 

Ka'rob,  K-i^-B 

Key'-board,  K3-Brd 

King'-killer,     K3-NG-K 

Ka'tydid,  K-T^-Dd 

Keyed,  K-D3 

Lr 

Kaw,  Ki 

Key'-hole,  K»-H1 

Kingliness,  K3-NGl-Ns 

Kay'ak,  K«-K 

Key'-note,  K»-Nt 

King'-like,  K3-NG-Z-K 

Kayle,  K-L« 

Key'-seat,  Ks'-T 

Kingly,  K3-NG1,  K-NG1. 

Keb'lah,  K-B^-i 

Key'-stone,  Ks3-Tn 

R»,  K3-NGlst 

Keck,  K2-K,  K-K-T»,  K8-K 

Kha'lif,  K-i»-F 

King'  -post,  K»-NG-Pst 

-NG 

Khan,  Kn1 

King's'-Bench,  K3-NGz- 

Keckle,  K^-Kl,    K^-Kld, 

Khan'ate,  Kn-T» 

B-N-CH 

K2-K1-NG 

Khedive',  K-Dvs 

King's'-evil,  K3-NGz-V-L 

Keck'sy,  K-K-Ss 

Kibe,  K-B» 

King'ship,     K-NG-SH3-P 

Kedge,  K-J2,  K-Jd«,  K-J«- 

Kibifka,  K-Bt«-K 

[K3-NG'.SH] 

NG 

Kick,  K.S-K,  K-K-T8,  K'-K- 

Kink,   K3-NG-K,  K8-NGt 

Eedg'er,  K-Jr" 

NG 

K3-NG-K-NG 

KIN 


148 


Kinnikfnio  ,  K»-N-K-N-K  :  Knelt,  N-Lt. 

Ki'no,  Ri-N                         i  Knew,  N»,  with  tick  joined 

Kins'lblk,  K-Nz-F3-K 

finally  in  the  direction  of 

Kin'ship,  Kn-SH3-P 

CH. 

Kins'man,  Knz3-Mn 

Knick'nack,  N»-K-N-K 

Kins'woman,  Knz-W8- 

Knife,  N-F« 

Mn 

Kniie'-tray,  N-Fi-Tr 

Kiosk',  K-S!-K 

Knight,  Nt>,  N-Tdi,  Nti- 

Kip,  K-P3 

NG 

Kip'per,    K-Pr»,    K-Prd8, 

Knight-er'rant,    N-T«- 

K-Pi^-NG 

Rnt 

Kip'-skin,  K-PS-sKn 

Knight-er'antry,    N-T«- 

Kirk,  Kr«-K 

Rnt-R 

Kirk'man,  Kr^-K-Mn 

Knight'hood,  N-Ti-Hd 

Kirsch'wasser,  Kr-SH3- 

Knight'liness,  Nt-Li-Ns 

Ws-B 

Knight'ly,  Nt-L» 

Kir'tle,  Krt-L* 

Knit,  Nt3,  N-Td3,  Nt3-NG 

Kiss,  Ks<i,  Kst»,  Ks3-NG 

Knit'ter,  Ntr» 

Kiss'er,  K-sR3 

Knit'ting,  Nt3-NG 

Kiss'ing-comflt,  Ks»-NG 

Knit'ting-needle,    Nt«- 

!Ft 

NG-N-D1 

Kiss'ing-crust,  Ks3-NG- 

Knives,  N-Vzi 

Krst 

Knob,  N-Bi 

Kit,  Kt3 

Knob'biness,  N-B'-Ns 

Kit'-cat,  K-T«-Kt 

Knob'by,  N-Bi 

Kitch'en,  K-CHn8 

Knock,  N»-K,  N^Kt,  N1- 

Kite,  Kt1 

K-NG 

Kite'-flying,  Kt-FU-NG 
Kith,  K-TH« 

Knock'down,  N-K-Dn^ 
Knock'er,  N'-Kr 

Kit'ten,    Kt3-N,    Kt8-Nd, 

Knock'-kneed,  Ni-K-Nd 

Kt»-N-NG 

Knoll,  N-L» 

Kit'ti-wake,  K-T3-W-K 

Knop,  N-P1 

Kleptoma'nia,  El-Pt2-M- 

Knot,  Nt',  N-Td«,  Nt>-NG 

N 

Knot'-grass,  Nti-Grs 

Klick,  K13-K 

Knot'tiness,  N-T'-Ns 

Knab,  N-Bi,  N-Bdi,  N-B'- 

Knot'ty,  N-Ti,  N-Ti-B,  N- 

NG 

Tst» 

Knack,  Ni-K 

Knout,  Nt' 

Knaek'er,  Nl-Kr 

Know,  N2.  N8-SG 

Knag,  N»-G 

Know'able,  N-BI* 

Knag'gy,  Ni-G 

Know'est,  N-St2  (or  Nst«) 

Knap,  N-Pi,  N-Pti,  N-P»- 

Know'ingly,  K»-NG1 

NG 

Knowl'edge,  Nl-Ji     UN- 

Knap'ple,  N-PU 

Knap'sack,  N-P^sK 
Knar,  N-Ri 
Knarl,  N-fil1 

Known,  Nn2 
Knuck'le,  N2-K1,  N«-Kld, 

Knarled,  N-«ld» 

Knur,  N-B* 

Knave,  N-V* 

Knurl,  N-jBl2 

Knav'ery,  N-V*-K 

Knurl'y,  N-fil2,  N-K1«-B, 

Knav'ish,  N-V«-5// 

N-filst2 

Knav'ishly,  N-V2-Sfll 
Knav'ishness,  X-\*-SH- 

Ko'balt,  K-Blt2 
Ko'bold  or  Kob'old,  K- 

K0 

Bld» 

Knead,  N-D3,  N-Dd3,  N-D8 

Ko'peck,  K-P«-K 

-NG 

Ko'ran,  K-fin* 

Knead'er,  N-Dr3 

Kou'mis.  K^-Ms 

Knead'ing-trough,     N-  !  Kowtow',  K-T1 

Da-NG-Trf 

Kraal,  Kr-L» 

Knee,  N3 

KraT£en,Kr2-Kn 

Kneed,  N-D3 

Krem'lin,  Kr-M-Z,n2 

Knee'-deep,  N*  D-P 

Kre'osote,  Krs-T» 

Knee'-high,  N»-H 

Krul'ler,  Kr-Zr» 

Knee'-joint,  N3-Jnt 

Ku'flc.  K-F3-K 

Kneel,  N-L8,  N-Ld»,  N-L«-  Ku'miss,  K3-Ms 

NG 
Kneel'er,  N-Z,r« 

Ky'anize,  K^Nz,  K^-Nzd, 

K'-NZ-NG 

Knee'-pan,  N8-Pn 

K"»1£ill      V-T  2     V-Tj12      M    T« 

Kyriolog'ic,  K-RJ-Z-J-K 

LAC 


L. 


L,  the  twelfth  letter  of  the 
Alphabet,  always  represents 
the  sound  of  I  as  heard  in 
Zay,  Jay,  feeZ,  etc. 

LI,  like  other  double  let- 
ters, generally  has  the 
sound  of  single  I,  as  in  tall, 
call,  fully,  Llama,,  etc.  See 
remarks  under  Bb  and  II- 
laudable. 

L  is  sometimes  silent,  as 
in  tu/k,  walk,  etc. 
La(lah),  X,i 
La  (law).  L1 
Lab'arum,  ./^-Br-M 
Labefac'tion,    zi  -  B  -  F  - 

Kshn 
La'bel,  Z2-B1,  L^-Em,  L*- 

Bl-NG 

Label'lum,  i2-B-L-M 
LaTsent,  i2-Bnt 
La'bial,  1,2-B-L 
La'biate,  ZS-B-T 
Lariated,  z,2-B-Td 
Labiodent'al,  i^-B-Dnt- 

L 
La'bor,  £2-Br,  Z2-Brd,  Z«- 

Br-NG 

Lab'oratory,  ^-Brt-fi 
La'borer,  /,2-Br-B 
Labo'rious,  i2-B-Rs 
Laboriously,  L^-B-B-BL 
Labo'riousness,    z,2  -  B  - 

«s-Ns 

La'borsome,  Z^-Br-sM 
Lab'yrinth,  ii-Br-N-TH 
Laby rinth'ian,    L3  •  Br  - 

N-THn 
Labyrinth'ic, 

TH-K 
Labyrinth'ical, 

TH-K1 
Labyrinth'ine,  i«-Br-N- 

THn 

Lac,  L'-K 

iLace,  is2.  Lst2,  Zs2-NG 
Lace'-maker,  //s2-M-Kr 
Lac'erable,  is'-fi-Bl 
Lac'erate,  Lsl-Rt,  LBI-R- 

Td,  is'-/et-NG 
Lacera'tion,  Zs2-fishn 
Lac'erative,  is'-fit-V 
Lacer'ta,  /.s2-fi-T 
Lace'-woman,  is2-W-Mn 
Lache,  Z-i-CH 
Lach'es,  Z'-CHz 
Lach'rymal,  /.J-Kr-Ml 
Lach'rymary,   Z-i-Kr-M- 

R 
Lach'rymatory,  i>-Kr 

Mt-K 

Lach'rymose, 
La'cing,  Ls 


LAO 

Lack,  Zi-K,  zi-K-T,  £i-K- 

NG 

Lackaday',  Z2-K-D 
Lackadai'sica  1,       /,-  •  K- 

Dz-Kl 

Lackadai'sy,  Z2-K-D-Z 
Lack'brain,  ZLK-Brn 
Lack'er,  Z^Kr 
Lack'ey,  £i-K 
Laak'luster,  Zi-K-Zstr 
Lacon'ic,  Z/i-K-N-K 
Lacon'ics,  Zi-K-N-Ks 
Lacon'ical-ly,  Zi-K-N- 
Laeon'icism,     ZA-Kn-Sz- 

M 

Lac'onism,  Z^Kn-Z-M 
Lac'onize,  Z^Kn-Z,  Z1- 

Kn-Zd,  Zi-Kn-Z-NG 
Lac'quer,  Z^-Kr,  i»-Krd, 


Iiac'tate, 

Lacta'tion,  z2-K-Tshn 
Lac'teal,  Z^K-T-L 
Lac'tean,  Zi-K-Tn 
Lac'teous,  Z'-K-Ts 
Lactes'cence,    z2-K-Ts- 

Ns 

Lactes'cent,  zz-K-Ts-Nt 
Lac'tic,  Z!-K-T-K 
Lactiferous,  L»-K-T-Frs 
Lactom'eter,  i>-K-T-Mtr 
Lacus'tral,  Z2-K-sTr-L 
Lacus'trine,  I-^-K-sTrn 
Lad,  Z,i  D 

Lad'anum,  i^-D-N-M 
Lad'der,  Z,i-Dr 
Lad'die,  L^-Di 
Lade,  z,2-r>,  z,«-Dd,  X.S.D. 

NO 

Lad'en,  £.*-Dn 
Lad'ing,  Z,2-D-NG 
La'dle,  W-Vl,  L*-Vld,  L*- 

Dl-NG 

Ladrone',  i«-Drn 
La'dy,  i*-D 
La'dy-bird,  JC,«-D-Brd 
La'dy-bug,  i«-D-B-G 
La'dy-day,  Z.2-D-D 
La'dykin,  L^-D-Kn 
La'dylike,  W-L-TS. 
La'dy-love,  /AD-i-V 
La'dyship,   L*  -  D  -  SH-P 

[Z,2-D  :SH] 
La'dy  '  s-  slipper,    Zz  -  D  - 


La'dy's-tresses,    L*-Vz- 

Trss 
Lag,   Z,i-G,  Z-i-G-D.  X.1-G- 

NG 

La'ger-beer,  L'-Gr-Br 
Lag'gard,  Z'-Grd 
Lag'ger,  Z-^Gr 
Lagoons  Z,»-Gn 
La'ic,  ZXK 
La'ical, 
Laid,  Z.2-D 
Lain,  iu^ 
Lair,  Z-r1 
Laird,  Z-rd1 
La'ity,  Z,»-T 


149 

Lake,  £i-K 
Lake'let,  i*-K-Z-t 
La'kin,  Z,«-Kn 
Lalla'tion, 
La'ma,  /AM 
Lamb,  Z,»-M 
Lam'bative,  ii-M-B-Tv 
Lamb'dacism,    Z-i-M-D- 

szM 

Lambdoid'al,  £i-M-D-Dl 
LamTjent,  Z-'-M-Bnt 
Lamb'kin,  Z,i-M-Kn 
Lamb'like,  zi-M-Z-K 
Lam'brequin,    Z.!-M-Br 

Kn 

Lamb's-wool,  Zi-Mz-Wl 
Lame,  (a.)  Z-2-M,  L«-Mr, 

L2-Mst 
Lame,  (».)  Z-«-M,  Z,s-Md. 

Z«-M-NG 
Lam'el,  Z,»-M1 
Lam'elar,  Z'-Ml-B 
Lam'elate,  ZJ-M1-T 
Lam'elated,  Zi-Ml- 
Lamel'liform,  //"  -  Ml  -  F 

(-R-M) 

Lame'ly,  Z2-M1 
Lame'ness,  Z2-M-Ns 
Lament',  Z2-Mnt,  Z2-Mn- 

Td,  Z2-Mnt-NG 
Lam'entable,  zi-Mnt-B- 

L 
Lamenta'tion,    Z«  -  Mn  - 

Tshn 

Lament'er,  L*-Mntr 
La'mia,  Z2-M 
Lam'ina,  Z'-M-N 
Lam'inable,  Z^M-N-Bl 
Lam'inar,  Z^M-Nr 
Lam'inate,  Zi-M-N-T 
Lam'inated,  Zi-M-N-Td 
Lamina'tion,  Z2-M-Nshn 
Lamm,  Z!-M,  Z,i-Md,  Z1- 

M-NG 

Lam'mas,  Z'-Ms 
Lam'mergeir,   Z'-Mr-G- 

B 
Lam'mergeyer,  Zi-Mr- 

G-B 

Lamp,  Z>-M-P 
Lam'pass,  Z^M-Ps 
Lamp'-black,  Zi-M-P- 

Bl-K 

Lam'per-eel,  Z^-M-Pr-L 
Lampoon',  Z^-M-Pn,  Z»- 

M-Pnd,  Z»-M-Pn-NG 
Lampoon'er,  Z3-M-P-Nr 
Lam'prey,  zi-M-Pr 
La'nary,  Ln^-R 
La'nate,  Zs-Nt 
La'nated,  Z2-N-Td 
Lance,  ins1,  Z^Nst,  L^- 

Ns-NG 

Lan'ceolate,  Zn^-8-Zt 
Lan'ceolated,     iu'-S-Z- 

Td 

Lan'cer,  Z4-Ns-B 
Lan'cers,  Z^Ns-Bz 
Lan'cat,  Z^Ns-T 
Lance'-wood,  Z-aB>-Wd 


LAN 

Launch,  Z'-N-CH, 

CHt.  Zi-N-CH-NG 
Lan'ciform,  Zni-S-Fr-M 
Lan'cinate,  Zni-S-Nt.  Znl 

-8-N-Td.  Zu>-S-Nt-NG 
Lancina'tion,      Zn2-S- 

Nshn 
Land,     Znd1,    Zi-N-Dd, 

Znd'-NG 
Lan'damman,      Z>-N-D- 

Mn 

Lan'dau,  Z'  N-D 
Landaulet',  z2-N-D-Zt 
Land'fall,  Zndi-F-L 
Land'-force,  Znd^F-Bs 
Land'-fowl,  Ziidi-F-L 
Land'-grave,  Znd'-Grv 
Landgrav'iate,  Znd'-Gr- 

V-T 
Land'gravine,   Zud'-Gr- 

Vn 
Land'-holder,  Zud'(-H)- 

Zdr 
Land'ing-place,      Zud1- 

NG-Pls 

Land'-jobber,  Zndi-J-Br 
Land'lady,  Znd'-Z-D 
Land'less,  ind^Zs 
Land'lock,  Znd>-Z-K 
Land'lord,    Znd1  -  Z  -  JJd 

[Znd'-Zd] 

Land'lubber,  ZndJ-Z-Br 
Land'man,  Znd'-Mn 
Land'mark,  Znd^M-jR-K 
Land'-omce,  ZucU-Fs 
Land'-rent,  Zud^ffut 
Land'scape,  Zndsi-K-P 
Lands'man,  Ludz'-Mn 
Land'-surveyor,   Znds1- 

Jjand  -tax,  Znd  -T-Ks 
Land'ward,    Znd1  -  Wrd 

[Zndi-Wd] 
Lane,  Zn« 

Lan'grage,  Zi-NG-Gr-J 
Lan'grel,  Z'-NG-Gr-L 
Lang'syne,  Zi-NGs-N 
Lan'guage,    Zi-NG-Gw-J 

Lan'guaged,  Zi-NG-Gw- 

Jd 

Lan'guid,  Zi-NG-Gwd 
Lan'guidly,  Zi-NG-Gwd- 

L 
Lan'guidness,    Z-i  -  NG  - 

Gwd-Ns 
Lan'guish,      Z^NG-Gw- 

SH,    Z^NG-Gw-SHt,    Z»- 

NG-Gw-SH-NG     [Z^NG- 

SH,    Z^NG-SHt,    Z!-NG- 

8H-NG] 
Lan'guisher,  Z^NG-Gw- 

SHr 
Lan'guishingly,  Z^KG- 

Gw-SH-NGl    [Zi-NG-SH- 

NG1] 
Lan'guishment,  ZJ-NG 

Gw-SH-Mnt   [Zi-NG-SH 

Mnt] 
Lan'guor,  Zi-NG-Gw-B 


LAN  150 

Lard'-oil,  Lrfr-L 

La'res,  Z8-flz 

Large,  Zr'-J,  Lrl-Jt,  Li1- 

Jst    [J».  Jr\  Jst>] 
Largely,  Zr'-J-Z    [Jl1] 
Large'ness,  Zr^J-Ns  [J1- 

Ns] 

Lar'gess,  Zr'-Js 
Larghet'to,  Zr*-G-T 
Lar'go,  Zri-G 
Lariat,  Z1-.K- X 
Lark,  Lrl-S.,  Zr^K-T,  Zr1- 

K-NG 

Lark'spur,  Zri-Ks-P-B 
Lar'mier,  Zr'-M-E 
Lar'rup,  Ll-R-P 
Lar'um,  Zi^-M 
Lar'va,  Zri-V 
Lar'vated,  Zr'-V-Td 
Larve,  Zr'-V 
Larynge'al,  Zr3-!!- J-L 
Larynge'an,  Zr'-N-Jn 
Laryngi'tis,  Zr^N-J-Xs 
Laryn'goscope,   Zr8  -  N  - 

Gs-K-P 
Laryngos'copy,    Zr1  -  N  - 

Gs-K-P 
Laryngot'omy,  Zi^-N-Gt- 

M 

Lar'ynx,  Zr^NG-Ks 
Las'car  or  Lascar',  Zs1- 

Kr 

Lascivious,  Lss-\s 
Lasciviously,  Z88-Vs-L 
Lascivlousness,  Zss-Vs- 

Ns 
Lash,  Zi-SH,  H-SH-T,  Z»- 

8H-NG 

Lash'er,  Z^SHr 
Lass,  Zsl 
Lassie,  Z'-S 
Las'situde,  Zs]-Td 
Las'so,  Z'-S,  Z8!-D.  Z'-S- 

NG 

Last,  Zsti,  ZsM 
Lastingly,  Zst'-NG-L 
Lastlngness,  l 
Lastly,  Lsl-L 
Lataki'a,  Z»-T-K 
Latch,  Z^CH,  Z^CHt,  Z>- 

CH-NG 

Latch'et,  zi-CHt 
Latch'-key,  Z»-CH-K 
Late,  Zt2,  Ztr2,  Z*-Tst  w 

Ltst' 

Lately,  Zt'-Z 
Lat'ency,  Z^-Tn-S 
Late'ness,  Zt2-Ne 
La'tent,  Z*-Tnt 
La'tently,  Z«-Tnt-L 
Lat'er,  Ztr* 
Lat'eral,  ztri-L 
Lat'erally,  ztr»-L 
Lat'eran,  Zt'-^n 
Laterifolious,  Ltr*-F-Zs 
Lath,  Z>-TH,  Zi-THt,  Zi- 

TH-NG 

Lathe,  Z*-DH 
Lath'er,  />i-DHr.  Z>-DHrd, 

Z»-DHr  NG 


Lan  guorous, 

•H 

Lan'iard,  Zn'-Rd 
La'niary,  Ln*-R 
Lanii'erous,  Z3-N-F-.R8 
Lanig'erous,  Z8-N-Jrs 
Lank,    Z'-NG-K.    Z'-NG 

Kr.  Z'-NG-Kst 
Lankly,  Z'-NG-Kl 
Lank'ness,  Z»-NG-K-Ns 
Lank'y,  Zi-NG-K 
Lan'ner,  Z^Nr 
Lan'neret,  Zi-Nr-T 
Lans'quenet,  Z^Ns-K-Nt 
Lan'tern,  Znt^Rn 
Lan'terned,  Znti-Bnd 
Lan'terning,    Znti  -  Rn  • 

NG 
Lan'tern-jawed,     Znt1  - 

En-Jd 
Lan'tern-jaws,  Znt'-En- 

Jz 

Lanu'ginose,  Z'-N-J-Ns 
Lan'yard,  Zni-Rd       , 
Laoc'oon,  Zi-K-N 
Laodice'an,  Z3-Ds-N 
Liaodiee'anism,  Z3  -  Ds  - 

Sz-M 

Lap,  i'-P,  Zi-Pt,  Zi-P-NG 
Lap'-dog,  ZJ-P-D-G 
Lapel',  Z,*-P1 
Lap'ful,  i'-P-Fl 
Lapida'rian,  L*-P-I>-Rn 
Lap'idary,  Ll-P-D-R 
Lapida'tion,  //2-P-Dshn 
Lapid'eous,  Z3-P-Ds 
Lapides'cence,  i'-P-Ds- 

Ns 
Lapides'cent.     Z*-P-Ds- 

Nt 

Lapidif  ic,  L3.p.Df-K 
Lapidifical,  Z,»-P-D£-K- 

L 
Lapidtfica'tion,  i^.p.Df. 

Kshn 
Lapid'ify,    Z,3-Pd-F,   L*- 

Pd  Fd.  L«-Pd-F-NG 
Lap'idist,  ii-P-Dst 
La'pis,  £2-Ps 
Laplander,  i'-P-indr 
Lap'per,  Z>-Pr 
Lap'pet,  Li-Pt 
Laps'able,  i'-Ps-Bl 
Lapse,  ii-Ps,  Z^Pst,  ii- 

Ps-HO 

Lap'sided,  ii-Ps-Dd 
Lap'stone,  i"-Ps-Tn 
Lap'streak,  Z'-P-sTr-K 
Lap'sus,  Z,'-Pss 
Iiap'wing,  ii-P-W-NG 
Lar,  Lrl 

Lar'board,  Zr'-Brd 
Lar'ceny,  Zrs'-N 
Larch,  z,r>-CH 
Lard,  Zrd1,  Zr^Dd,  ird1 

-NO 

Lard'ed,  Lr>-Dd 
Larda'ceous,  Lr*-T>-SHs 
Lard'er,  irdr1 
X*ard'erer,  L^-Dr-K 


LAU 

Lathing,  Z'-DH-NG 
Lath'work,  Z1  TH-Wr-R 
Lath'y,  Z^DH 
Lat'iclave,  Z'-T-Klv 
Laticos'tate,  /.i-T-Ks-Tt 
Latiden'tate,  Z2  T-Dn-Tt 
Latilo'lius,  Z^-T-F-Zs 
Latin,  Z'-Tn 
Latlnism,  Z^Tn-Z-M 
Latlnist,  Zi-Tn  St 
Latinlty,  Z3-T-N-T 
Lat'inize,  Z'-X-Nz,  L^-T' 

Nzd,  Zi-T-Nz-N'i 
Latlnizer,  /,'-'_  . 
Latlsh,  Z«-X  SH 
Latltat,   Z!-I-Tt(or   Zt1- 

Tt) 
Latitude,  Zti-Td.    See 

Altitude. 

Latitudinal,  Zta-Xd-Nl 
Latitudina'rian,  Zt*-Td- 

Nni 
Latitudina'rianism,  Zt*- 

Td-Nru-Z-M 
Latitudlnous,  Zt3  -  Td  - 

Ns 

La'trant,  Z«-Trnt 
La'tria,  Z2-Tr 
Lat'ten,  ZJ-Tn 
Lat'ter,  ztr1 
Lat'terly,  ztra-Z 
Lat'termath,   Ztri-M-TH 
Lat'tice,    Zi-Ts,    Z^Tst, 

Zi-Ts-NG 
Lat'tice-work,  Z'-T-sWr 

-K 
Laud,  Zi-B,  Zi-Dd,  Z»-D- 

NG 

—laudabillty,  Z»-D-B1-T 
Laud'able-y,  Z'-D-Bl 
Laud'ableness,  Z'-D-Bl- 

Ns    [:Bs] 

Lau'danum,  Z!-D-N-M 
Lauda'tion,  Z2-Dshn 
Laud'ative,  Z^D-Tv 
Laud'atory,  Z'-Dt-S 
Laud'er,  Z'-Dr 
Laugh,  Zi-F,  Z'-Ft,  Z»-F- 

NG 

Laugh'able-y,  Zi-F-Bl 
Laugh'ableness,  Z'-F-Bl 

-Ns    [:Bs] 
Laugh'er,  Z*-Fr 
Laughing-gas,  Z'-F-NG- 

Gs 

Laughingly,  Zi-F  NG1 
Laughing-stock,    Z»-F- 

GNs-X  K 

Laugh'ter,  Z^Ftr 
Launch,  Z^N-CH,  Zi  N- 

CHt,  Zi-N-CH-NG 
Laun'der,  Zndr1 
Laun'derer,  Zndr^E 
Laun'dress,  LvAi-Ra 
Laun'dry,  Lndl-R 
Lau'reate,  Ll-R-1 
Lau'reateship,     L^-R-Ti 

SH-P     tZi-S-T:8H] 
Laurea'tion, 
Lau'rel,  Z 


LAU 

Lau'reled,  Zi-fild 
Lau'restine,  Ll-Rs-Tn 
La'va,  Z2ori-V 
Lavat'ic,  Z»-V-T-K 
Lava'tion,  Z2-Vshn 
Lav'atory,  Z'-V-T-fi 
Lave,  Z2-V,  Z2-Vd.  Z«-V- 

NG 

Lav'ender,  Zi-Vndr 
La'ver,  Z*-Vr 
Lav'ish,  Li-V-SH,  Zi-V- 

SHt.  ZJ-V-Stf-NG 
Lav'isher,  Zi-V-8Hr 
Lav'ishly,  Li-V-SHl 
Lav'ishment,    Z^V-SH- 

Mnt 
Lav'ishness,  Z1  -  V  -  SH- 

Ns 

Lavolt',  zi-V-Lt 
Law,  Z1 

Law'-book,  Zi-B-K 
Law'-breaker,  Z^Br-Kr 
Law'-day,  Z»-D 
Law'ful-ly,  Zi-Fl 
Lawfulness,    Zi  -  Fl  -  NB 

[:Fs] 

Law'giver,  ZJ-G-Vr 
Law'less,  Z1-Zs 
Lawlessly,  Z'-Zs-Z 
Lawlessness,  L^-Ls-  Ns 

[iZs] 

Law'-maker,  Z'-M-Kr 
jJaw'-making,  Zi  -  M  -  K  - 

NG 

Lawn,  Zn1 
Lawn'y,  Z>-N 
Law'-offlcer,  Z'-Fs-E 
Law'suit,  Zs1-! 
Law'yer,  Z>-E 
Law'yerlike,  Zi-E-Z-K 
Law'erly,  Z'-E-Z 
Lax,  Zi-Ks,  Zi-K-sE,  Z»- 

KK8-T 

Laxa'tion,  Z2-Ks«^n 
Lax'ative,  Zi-Ks-Tv 
Lax'ity,  Zi-Ks  T 
Lax'ly,  Z!-K-sZ 
Lax'ness,  Z'-Es-Ns 
Lay,  Z«  Z2-D,  Z2-NG 
Lay' -brother,  Z2-Brdhr 
Lay'-clerk,  Z«-K1-E-K. 
Lay'er,  Z'^-E 
Lay'-figure,  Z«-F-Gr 
Lay'ing,  Z«-NG 
Lay'land,  Z/*-Znd 
Lay'race,  Z2-.KB 
Lay'man,  Z2-Mn 
Lay'-stall,  Zs«-T-L 
La'zar,  Z2-Zr 
Jbazaret',  Zz2-JSt 
Lazaret'to,  Zz2-.R-T 
La'zar-house,  Z2-Zr-Hs 
La'zarlike,  Z*-Zr-Z-K 
Laze,  Zz2 
La'zily  Z2-Z1 
La'ziness,  Z2-Z-Ns 
Laz'uli,  Zi-Z-Z 
La'zy,  Z2-Z.  Z2-Zr. 
Lazzaro'ni,  Zz«-B-N 


151 
Leach,  z»-CH.  z'-CHt,  z«- 

CH-NG 

Leach'-tub,  Z*-CH-T-B 
Lead  (led),  Z6-D,  Z8-D-NG 
Lead  (led),  Z'-D,    Zs-Dd, 

Z2-D  NO 
Lead'ed,  Z«-Dd 
Lead'en,  Z^Dn 
Lead'er,  Z*-Dr 
Lead'ership, 

[:8H] 
Lead'ing-strings, 

NG-sTr-NGz 
Lead'-mine,  Z2-D-Mn 
Lead'-pencil,  Z--D-P-Ns- 

Leaf,  Z3-F,   za-Ft,  Z«-F- 

NG 

Leafage,  Z».F- J 
Leaf-bridge,  Z3-F-Br-J 
Leaf -bud,  z3-F-Bd 
Leaf  iness,  Z«-F-Ns 
Leafless,  Z:*-F-Zs 
Leaflet,  Z3-F-Zt 
Learstalk,  z»-Fs-T-K 
Leafy,  Z«-F,  Z3-F-R,  Z«- 

Fst 
League,  ZS-G,  z^-G-D,  z»- 

G-NG 

Leagued,  Z3-G-D 
Leag'uer,  Z3-Gr 
Leak,  Z»-K,  Z^-K-T,  Z3-K- 

>7G 

Leak'age,  Z^-K-J 
Leak'iness,  Z^-K-Ns 
Leak'y,  Z^-K,  Z»-Kr,  Z3- 

Kst 

Leal,  Z«-L 
Lean,  (t>.)  Zn3.  Znd3  Zn3- 

NG 
Lean,  (a.)ZnS,  x3-Nr,  Zn»- 

St 

Lean'-faced,  Zn»-Fst 
Lean'ly,  Z3-N1 
Lean'ness,  Zn3-Ns 
Leant,  Znt2 
Lean'-to,  Zn3-T 
Leap,  Z»-P,  za-Pt,  ZS-P- 

NG 

Leap'er,  Z3-Pr 
Leap'-frog,  za-P-Fr-G 
Leap'-year,  Z3-P-Yr   [Z«- 

P-Y] 
Learn,  Zrn^,  Zrnd2,  Zrn2- 

NG 
Learn'ed,     Zrs  -  Nd    (or 

Zrnd2) 
Learn'edly,  Zr^-Nd-L  (or 

Zrnd«-Z) 
Learner,  Zr2-Nr 
Learning,  Zrn^-NG 
Leas'able,  Zs3-B-L 
Lease,  Zs3.  Zsts.  Zs»-NG 
Lease 'hold,  Zss-Hld 
Leaseholder,  Zs»-Hldr 
Leas'er,  Zs3-E 
Leash,    Z3-8H,  L*-SHT, 

Z3-8H-NG 
Least,  Lf.t* 
Least'ways,  Zst*-Wz 


LEG 

I  Least'wise,  Zst3-Wz 
Leath'er,  idhr',   See  Zet- 

ter. 
Leath'er-dresser,  Zdhr^. 

Dr-sK 

Leath'ern,  z2-DH-fin 
Leath'ery,  z^-DH-fi 
Leave,  Z3-V.  Z3-V-NG 
Leaved,  Z8-Vd 
Leav'en,  Z^-Vn,  Z2-Vnd, 

ZS-Vn-NG 

Leav'ening,  Z2-Vn-NG 
Leav'er,  Z3-Vr 
Leav'ings,  za-V-XGz 
Lech'er,  />2-CHr,  Z^-CHrd, 

Z3-CHr-NG 

Lech'erous,  z2-CHrs 
Lech'erously,  Z--CHr-sZ 
Lech'erousness,          L-- 

CHrs-Ns 

Lech'ery,  Z2-CH-fi 
Lec'tion,  Z2-Kshn 
Lec'tionary,  Z2-Kshn-^J 
Lect'ure,  zs-Ktr  <»•  z2-K- 

CHr,     Z2-K-CHrd.    Z2-K- 

CHr-NG 

Lect'urer,  z^-Ktr-R 
Lect'ureship,  Z--Ktr-SH- 

P     [Z2-Ktr:SH] 
Lec'turn,  Z2-K-T-Sn 
Led,  Z2-D 
Led'-captain,  Z2-D-K-P- 

Tn     [Zi-D-K-Pn] 
Ledge,  Z2-J 
Ledg'er,  Z«-Jr 
Ledg'er-line,  Z--Jr-Zn 
Ledg'y,  Z«-J 
Lee,  Z3 

Lee'-board,  z3-Brd 
Leech,  Z3-CH,  z3-CHt,Z3. 

CH-NG 
Leek,  Z3-K 

Leer,  Zr3,  Zrd3,  Zr3-NG 
Leer'ingly,  Zr«-NGl 
Lees,  Zz3 

Lee'-shore,  Z3-SHr 
Lee'-side,  Zs3-D 
Leet,  Zt3 
Lee'-tide,  Z3-Td 
Lee'ward,  Z3-\Vrd  or  Z»- 

^d 

Lee'way,  Z3-W 
Left,  Z2-Ft 

Left'-hand,  Z2-Ft-Hnd 
Left'-handed,  Z--Ft-Hn- 

Dd 
Left'-handedness,      Z»- 

Ft-Hn-Dd-Ns 
Leg,Z2-G 
Leg'acy,  Z2-G-8 
Le'gal-ly,  Z3-G1 
Le'galism,  Z3-Gl-zM 
Le'galist,  Z3-Glst 
Legal'ity,  Zi-Gl-T(Zi-GH| 
Le'galize,     Z3-Glz,     Z8- 

Glzd.  Z3-Glz-NG 
Leg'ate,  Z^-G-T 
Legatee',  Z3-G-T 
Leg'ateship, 


LEG 


152 


Iieg'atine,  Z2-G-Tn 
Lega'tion,  Z/2-Gshn 
Lega'to,  Zy'-G-T 

Length'wise,  Z*-NG-TH- 
Wz    [NG-TH2-Wz] 
Length'y,  Z2-NG-TH.  Z2- 

Legator',  Z/>-Gtr 
Leg'-bail,  Z2-G-B-L 

NG-TH-R,      Z2-NG-THst 
[NG-TH2,     NG-TH2-R, 

Leg'end,  Z2-Jnd 

NG-THst2] 

Leg'endary,  z»-Jn-D-K 
Leg'er,  Z2-Jr 
Leg'er-line,  Z2-Jr-Zn 
Legerdemain',  Z2-Jrd- 

Le'nience,  Zn3-Ns 
Le'niency,  Zn3-N-8 
Le'nient.  Zn3-Nt 
Le'niently,  Zn3-Nt-L 

Mn 

Lenlfy,  Z2-N-F 

Legged,  Z"2-G-D 

Lenitive,  Z2-N-Tv 

Leg'gin,  Z2-Gn 

Lenity,  Z2-N-T 

Leg'ging,  Z2-G-NG 
Legibility,  Z8-J-B1-T  (or 

Lens,  Znz2 
Lens'es,  Zn2-Zz 

-Bit) 

Lent,  Zut2 

Leglble-y,  Z2-J-B1 
Leglbleness,  Z/2  -  J  -  Bl  - 

Lent'en,  Znt2-N 
Lentio'ular,  Znt3-K-Zr 

Ns     [:Bs] 

Len'tiform,  Z2-Nt-F-R-M 

Le'gion,  Z<3-Jn 

Lentiglnous,  Z,3-Nt-J-Ns 

Le'gionary,  Z/8-J-Nr 
Legislate,  Z2-J-sZt,  Z2- 

Len'tigo,  Z2-Nt-G 
Len'til,  Z2-Nt-L 

J-sZ-Td,  Z2-J-sZt-NG 

Lentis'cus,  Znt3-8-Ks 

Legisla'tion,  Z2-  J-sZshn 

Len'tisk,  Znts-S-K 

Legislative,  Z^-J-sZt-V 

L'envoy',  H-N-V 

Legislatively,  Z2-J-sZt- 

Le'o,  L* 

Le'onine,  Z8-Nn 

Leglslator,  Z2-J-sZtr 
Legislature,    Z2  -  J  -  sZ  - 

Leop'ard,  Z2-Prd 
Lep'er,  Z2-Pr 

CHr    [ZM] 

Lep'orine,  Z3-P-Zfti 

Le'gist,  Z3-Jst 

Lep'rosy,  Z2-Pr-S 

Legitimacy,  Z3-Jt-M-S 

Lep'rous,  Z2-Prs 

Legitimate,  Z3-Jt-Mt,  Z3- 
Jt-M-Td,  Z3-Jt-Mt(-) 

Lep'rously,  z2-Pr-sZ 
Lep'rousness,  Z2-Prs-Ns 

Legitimately,  Z8-Jt-Mt- 

Les'bian,  Zz2-Bn 

Z 

Le'sion,  Zzhn3 

Legitlmateness,  Z'  -  Jt  • 

Less,  Zs2 

Mt-Ns 

Lessee',  Z8-S 

Legitima'tion,      Z5  -  Jt  - 

Less'en,    Zs2-N,    Zs2-Nd, 

Mshn 

Zs«-N-NG 

Legitimist,  Z'-Jt-Mst 

Less'er,  Zs*-R 

Legitimize,  Z3  -  Jt  -  Mz, 

Les'son,   Zs2-N,   Zs2-Nd, 

Zi-Jt-Mzd,  Z8-Jt-Mz-NG 

Zs2-N-NG 

Legume',  ZJ-G-M 

Les'sor,  Zs2-R 

Legu'minous,  Z3  -  G  -  M  - 

Lest,  Zst2 

Ns 

Let,  Zt2,  Zt«-NG 

Lei'sure,  Z2or8-ZHr 
Lei'surely,  Z2or8-ZHr-Z 

Letch,  Z2-CH 
Le'thal,  Z3-TH-L 

Lem'ma,  Z2-M 

Lethar'gic,  Zthri-  J-K 

Lem'ming,  Z2-M-NG 

Lethar'gical,  Zthr'-J-Kl 

Lem'on,  Z2-Mn 

Leth'argy,  Zthr2-J 

Lemonade',  Z2-Mn-D 

Le'the,  Z3-TH 

Lem'on-peel,  Z2-Mn-P-L 

Lethe'an,  Z3-THn 

Le'mur,  Z3-Mr 

Lethiferous,  Z3-TH-Frs 

Lem'ures,  Z2-M-Rz 

Lets,  Zts2 

Lend,  Znd2,  Znd2-NG 

Let'ter,  Ztr2,  Z2-Trd,Ztr«- 

Lend'able,  Znd2-B-L 

NG 

Lend'er,  Zndr2 

Note.  —  The    noun   Letter 

Length,  Z2-NG-TH    [NG- 

should    be   written  Z2-Tr 

TH2] 

when  it  is  liable  to  be  con- 

Length'en,   Z2-NG-THn, 

fused  with  the  word  Leather, 

Z2-NG-THnd,   Z2-NG- 

which  see. 

THn-NG   [NG-THn2,  NG- 

Let'tered,  Z2-Trd 

THnd2,  NG-THn2-  NG] 

Let'ter-founder,     Ztr*  - 

Lengthi'ly,  Z2-NG-TH-Z 

Fndr 

[NG-TH2-Z1 

Let'tering,  Ztr«-NG 

Lengthlness,  Z2-NG-TH- 

Let'ters-patent,  Ztrz2-?- 

Ns    [NG-TH2-Ns] 

Tnt    [-P] 

Length'ways,     Z2  -  NG  - 

Let'ter-press,  Ztr2-Prs 

TEMVz    [NG-TH2-Wz] 

Let'ter-  writer,  ztr2-JKtr 

LIB 

Let'ter- writing,  Ltr'-Bt- 

NG 

Let'tuce,  Z2-Ts 
Leucorrhce'a,  Z/8-K-fi 
Le'vant,  z,3-Vnt 
Levant',  Ll-Vnt 
Levant'er,  Ll-Vntr 
Levantine,  //^Vnt-N 
Lev'ee,  L-or*-V 
Lev'el,  is-Vl,  Z2-Vld,  £* 

Vl-NG 

Lev'eler,  /-2-Vl-R 
Lev'eling,  Z,2- Vl-NG 
Lev'elness,  Z,2-Vl-Ns 
Le'ver,  Z,»or2-Vr 
Lev'erage,  z,2-Vr-J 
Lev'eret,  Z/2-Vr-T 
Leviable,  z,2-V-Bl 
Levi'athan,  z^-V-THn 
Levigate,  /,2-V-G-T,  IA 

V-G-Td,  ZAV-G-T-NG 
Leviga'tion,  /,2-V-Gshn 
Le'vite,  Z,«-Vt 
Levitlcal,  z/3-Vt-Kl 
Leviticus,  /-3-V-T-Ks 
Levity,  /,2-V-T 
Lev'y,  Z/2-V,  Z,2-Vd,  Z/2-V- 

NG 
Lewd,  Z-a-D,   J,3-Dr,   £3- 

Dst 

Lewd'ly,  L8-D-L 
Lewd'ness,  X,»-r»-Ns 
Lewis,  L*-S 
Lewlsson,  /,3-Ss-N 
Lex,  L°-  Ks 
Lexicog'rapher,   ^-Ks- 

K-Gr-Fr 
Lexicographic,    Z^-Ks- 

K-Grf-K 
Lexicographical,     Z/1  - 

Ks-K-Gr  F-K1 
Lexicog'raphy,    ^-Ks- 

K-Gr-F 

Lexicol'ogy,  il-Ks-Kl-J 
Lexicon,  Z,2-Ks-Kn 
Lexigraflc,  ii-K-sGrf-K 
Lexig'raphy,  Z/3-K-sGr-F 
Ley,  Z1 

Ley'denjar,  z,'or2-Dn-J-R 
Ley'denphial,  Z<ior2-Dn- 

F-L 
Leze-maj'esty,  z/z3-M-J- 

sT 

Liability,  Z,3-Bi-T(or-Blt) 
Li'able,  Z-i-Bl 
Li'ableness,  Z-J-Bl-Ns 
Liaison',  z/'-Zra 
Li'ar,  Zi-R 
Li'as,  Z/i-S 
Liba'tion,  Z-2-Bshn 
LiTsel,  Z,i-Bl,  Z,i-Bld,  Zi- 

Bl-NG 

Li'belant,  Z-i-Blnt 
Li'beler,  Z,»-B1-R 
Li'belons,  Z-^Bls 
Lib'eral,  Z-8-Br-L 
Lib'eralism,  Z,3  Br-Z,z-M 
Lib'eralist,  i3-Br-Z,st 
Liberality,  Z/'-Br-Z-T  (or 

-Lt) 


LIB 

Lib'eralize,  Z8-Br-Zz.  If- 

Br-Zzd,  Z3-Br-Zz-NG 
Lib'erally,  Z3-Br-Z 
Lib'erate,  Z8-Brt,  Z8-Br- 

Td,  Z3-Brt(-) 
Liberation,  Z^Brshn 
Lib'erator,  Z3-Brtr 
Lib'ertine,  Z3-Br-Tn 
Lib'ertinism,   Z3-Br-Tn- 

Z-M     [-T-zM] 
Lib'erty,  z3-Br-T  (Z3-Brt) 
Libid'inous,  Z3-B-D-Ns 
Iiibid'inously,     Z3-B-D- 

Ns-L 
Libid'inousness,    Z8-B- 

D-Ns-Ns 
Li^bra,  Zi-Br 
Libra'rian,  Z«-Br-JZn 
Libra'rianship,    Z8  -  Br  - 

fln-SH-P  [:SH] 
Li'brary,  Li-3r-R 
Li'brate,  Z^Brt,  Zi-Br- 

Td,  Zi-Brt(-) 
Libra'tion,  Z2-Brshn 
Li'bratory,  Z^Brt-fi 
Libret'to,  Z2-Br-T 
Lice,  Zs'- 
Li'cense,  Lsl-Ns,  Zs^Nst, 


Li'censed, 
Licensee',  £s3-N-S 
Li'censer,  Z-s^Ns-B 
Licen'tiate,  Z-s^-N-SHt 
Licen'tious,  Zi82-N-SHs 
Licen'tiously, 

-L 
Licen'tiousness, 

SHs-Ns 
Li'chen,  Ll-Kn  or  Ll-CHn 
Lick,  Z3-K,  Z3-K-T,  Z»-K- 

NG 

Lick'erish,  L3-Kr-SH 
Lick'ing,  Z»-K-NG 
Lick'-spittle,  Z^-K-sPt-L 
Lic'orice,   Z/»-Kr-8.    See 

Zt'ouor*. 

Lic'tor,  Z-a-Ktr 
Lid,  Z3-D 

Lie,  Z-i,  Z.LD,  Z.1-NG 
Lief,  Z-8-F 
Liege,  Z»-J 
Liege'man,  Z-8-J-Mn 
Li'en,  Z^or^N 
Li'entery,  Z-^N-T-fi 
Li'er,  Z^R 
Lieu,  Z.8 
Lieuten'ancy,  Z-2-Tn-N-S 

fZta-Nn-S) 
Lieuten'ant,    Z«  -  Tn  -  Nt 

(Zf-Nnt) 
Lieuten'antship,  Z«-Tn- 

Nt-SH-P    [Zta-NntiSH] 
Lieve,  Z8-V 
Life,  Zi-F 

Life'-blood,  ZA-F-Bld 
Life'-boat,  £.i-F-Bt 
Life'-estate,     z^-F-S-Tt 

(Z»-Fs-Tt) 

Life'-giving,  Z,»-F-Gv-NG 
Life'-guard,  z>-F-Grd 
7* 


153                               LIN 

Life'-Insnrance,  ii-r-N- 

Lig'nite,  zs  G-Nt 

SHrns    [Z»-F-Ns] 

Lignum  vi'tse,  Z'-G-N-M- 

Life'less.  zi-F-Zs 

V-T 

Life'lessly,  Zi-F-is-Z 

Li'gure  or  Lig'ure,  ZMH 

Life'lessness,  zi-F-Zs-Ns 

-Gr 

[iZs] 

Like,  (a.)  Ll-K,  Z'-Kr,  Z»- 

Life'-like,  Zi-F-Z-K 

Kst 

Life'-long,  Zi-F-Z-NG 

Like,  (v.)Zi-K,  Z1-K-T,  Z'. 

Life'-preserver,  ZJ-F-Pr- 

K-NG 

zRv-R 

Like'lihood,  Z'-Kl-Hd 

Life'-spring,     Z^F-sPr- 

Like'liness,  Zi-Kl-Ns 

NG 

Like'ly,   Zl-Kl,    Z^Kl-R, 

Life'-time,  Zi-F-T-M 

Z^Klst 

Lift,  Z3-Ft,  Z3-F-Td,  Z3-Ft 

Li'ken,   Zi-Kn,  Z!-K-Nd, 

-NG 

Zi-Ka-NG 

Lift'er,  Z3-Ftr 

Like'ness,  Z^K-Ns 

Lig'ament,  Z3-G-Mnt 

Like'wise,  Zj-Kwz 

Ligament'al,  Z2-G-Mnt-Z 

Lik'ing,Zi-K-NG 

fZ«-G:Mut] 

Li'lac,  Z!-Z-K 

Ligament'ous,  Z2-G-Mnt- 

Lilia'ceous,  L^-L-SHs 

S 

Lil'ied,  z3-zd 

Li'gan,  Z'-Gn 

Lilipu'tian,  Z3-Z-Pshn 

Liga'tion,  Za-Gshn 

Lil'y,  Z3-Z 

Lig'ature,  Z2-Gtr 

Lima'tion,  Z2-Mshn 

Light,  (a.)  Zti,  £tri,   Z1- 

Li'mature,  ZJ-Mtr 

Tst  (or  Ztstl) 

Limb,  Z3-M,  Z3-Md,  Z3-M- 

Light,  (t>.)  Zti,  zi-Td,  Zt'- 

NG 

NG 

Lim'ber,  Z8-M-Br,  Z3-M- 

Light'-brain,  Zt'-Brn 

Brd,  Z3-M-Br-NG 

Light'en,  Z'-Tn,  Zi-Tnd, 

Lim'berness,  Z3-5l-Br-Ns 

Zi-Tn-NG 

Limb'less,  Z3-M-Zs 

Light'er,  Ztr1 

Lim'bo,  Z3-M-B 

Light'erman,  Ztri-Mn 

Lime,  Z'-M,  Z'-MdjZ'-M- 

Light'  -fingered,  Zt1  -  F  • 

NG 

NG-Grd     [Zti-F-NGrd] 

Lime'kiln,  zi-M-Kl 

Light'-foot,  Zti-Ft 

Lime'stone,  Z'-Ms-Tn 

Light'-footed,  Zt'-F-Td 

Lime'-water,  Zl-M-Wtr 

Light'-  haired,  Zti-Hrd 

Lim'it,   Z3-Mt,   z3-M-Td. 

Light'-handed,  Zti-Hn- 

z3-Mto 

Dd 

Lim'itable,  Z3-Mt-Bl 

Light'-headed,    Zt1  -  H  - 

Lim'itary,  Z3-Mt-ft 

Dd 

Limita'tion,  Z2-M-Tshn 

Light'-hearted,  Zt^Hr- 

Lim'ited,  Z3-M-Td 

Td 

Lim'iter,  z»-Mtr 

Light'-heartedness,  Zt1 

Lim'itless,  Z3-Mt-Zs 

-Hr-Td-Ns 

Limn,  Z3-M,  z3-Md,  Z8-M- 

Light'-horse,  ZtJ-Hre 

NG 

Light'-house,  ZU-Hs 

Lim'ner,  Z3-M-Nr 

Light'-infantry,  zti-N- 

Limo'sis,  Z2-Mss 

Fnt-TJ 

Limp,  Z3  M-P,  Z3-Mt,  Z»- 

Light'ly,  Zt'-Z 

M-P-NG 

Light'-minded,  Zt'-Mu- 

Limp'er,  Z3-M-Pr 

Dd 

Lim'pet,  Z3-M-Pt 

Light'ness,  Z^-Ns 

Lim'pid,  Z3-M-Pd 

Light'ning,  ZtJ-N-NG 

Limpid'ity,  Z3-P-D-T 

Light'ning-bug,    Zt>-N- 

Lim'pidneso,  Z8-M-P-D- 

NG-B-G 

Ns 

Lights,  Zts1 

Limp'ingly,  Z8-M-P-NG1 

Light'some,  Ztsi-M 

Limp'sy  or  Lim'sy,  Z3- 

Light'-  spirited,  Ztsi-Pr- 

M-8 

Td 

Lim'y,  Zi-M 

Lignal'oes,  Zni-Zz 

Lincn'pin,  Z8-N-CH-Pn 

Lig'neous,  Z»-G-Ns 

Lin'den,  Z3-N-Dn 

Ligniflca'tion,    Z«-G-N- 

Line,  Ln\  Znd>,  Zn'-NG 

F-Ksshn 

Lin'eage,  Z3-N-J 

Lig'niform,  Z8-G-N-F(-R- 

Lin'eal-ly,  Z8-N1 

M' 

Lin'eament,  Z3-N-Mnt 

Lig'nify,  Z3-G-N-F,  Z»-G- 

Lin'ear,  Zn3-R 

N-Fd.  Z*-G-N-F-NG 

Lin'eate,  Z3-N-T 

Lig'nine,  Z3-G-Nn 

Lin'eated,  Z3-N-Td 

LIN 

Linea'ti&n,  z*-Nshn 
Lin'en,  Z»-Nn 
Jjin'er,  Z^Nr 
Ling,  Z"-NG 
Lin'ger,    Z3-NG-Gr,    &- 

NG-Grd,      ZS-NG-Gr-NG 

[Z»-NGr,    ZS-NGrd,     Z8- 

NGr-NG] 
Lin'gerer,     L*-~SG-Qr-R 

ri»-NGr-B] 
Lingering,  ZS-NG-Gr-NG 

[Z3-NGr-NG] 
Lin'geringly,  Z8-NG-Gr- 

NG1    [Z3-NGr-NGl] 
Lin'go,  Z8-NG-G 
Linguadent'al,  Z»-NG- 

Gw-Dnt-L 

Lin'gual,  Z3-NG-Gw-L 
Lin'guiform,  /ANG-Gw- 

F(-R-M) 

Lin'guist,  LS-NG-Gwst 
Linguist 'ic,   Z*-NG-Gws- 

T-K 
Linguist'ical,     Ji8  -  NG  - 

Gws-T-Kl 
Linguist'ics,  Z8-NG-Gws- 

T-Ks 

Lin'iment,  Zn3-Mnt 
Lin'ing,  Zn8-NG 
Link,  Z3-NG-K  (or  Zn8-K, 

etc.),  Z"-NGt,  Z-8-NG-K- 

NG 

LinkTsoy,  i»-NG-K-B 
Link'man,  i^-NG-K-Mn 
Link'-motion,  /,8-NG-K- 

Mshn 

Linnse'an,  in»-N 
Lin'net,  L^-Nt 
Lin'seed,  i^-Ns-D 
Lin'sey-woolsey,  in*-8- 

W-Z,-8 

Lin'stock,  i'-Ns-T-K 
Lint,  Liit* 
Lin'tel,  Z^-Nt-L 
Li'num,  Z,'-N-M 
Li'on,  Z,i-N 
Li'oness,  i'-N-S 
Lion'-hearted,  i>-N-Hr- 

Td 
Li'onize,  ii-Nz,  ii-Nzd. 

Z'-Nz-NG 

Lion'like,  ii-N-/,-K 
Lip,  /,3-p.  /,3-pt,  Z»-P-NG 
Lip'ogram,  i^.p.Gr-M 
Lipoth'ymy,  /^-P-TH-M 
Lip'pitude,  i«-P-Td 
Liq'uable,  L^-Kw-Bl 
Liqua'tion,  L»-Kw8hn 
Liquefa'cient,    L*  -  Kw  - 

Fshnt 
Liquefac'tion,  X,»-Kw-F- 

Kshn 
Liq'ueflable,  i»-Kw-F- 

Bl 
Liq'uefy,    £3-Kw-F,    //3- 

Kw-Fd.  /,8-Kw-F-NG 
Liques'cency,  /,2-Kws-N- 

8 

Liques'cent,  L»-Kws-Nt 
Liqueur',  £*-Kr 


154 

Liq'uid,  Z»-Kw-D  (i^- 

Kwd) 
Liq'uidamber,  J!^-Kw-D- 

M-Br 
Liq'uidate,  Z,s-Kw-Dt,  L3- 

Kwd-Td.  Z,»-Kw-Dt(') 
Liquida'tion,      Z/s  -  Kw  - 

Dun 

Liquidity,  Z»-Kwd-T 
Liq'uidize,  /,3-Kw-Dz 
Liq'uidness,  Z,»-Kwd-Ns 
Liq'uor,  X3-Kr 
Liq'uors,  L8-Krs 
Liq'uorice,   L3-Kr-S.  See 


LOA 


Lisp,  iss-p,  is'-Pt,  is»-P- 

NG 

Lis'per,  Z.s*-Pr 
Lisp'ingly,  is3-P-NGl 
List,  Lst*.  Z,83-Td, 
List'el,  iss-T-L 
List'en,    LB*-N,    Zs'-Nd, 

I,s«-N-NG 

List'ener,  is'-N-B 
List'er,  Zstr3 
List'less,  jt,83-T-Xs     [£s3- 

£•] 

List'lessly,  La^-Ls-L 
List'lessness,  Zs 
Lit,  it» 
Lit'any,  it8-N 
Li'ter,  Ztr1 
Lit'eral,  Ztr»-L 
Lit'eralism, 
Lit'eralist,  Lti*-Lst 
Literal'ity,  Ztri-Z-T 
Lit'eralize,  ZtrS-Zz,  Ztr«- 

Zzd,  itr3-Zz-NG 
Lit'erally,  Lti*-L 
Lit'erary,  Ltr^-R 
Lit'erate,  ztr»-T 
Litera'ti,  Ztr2  T 
Litera'tim,  itr«-T-M 
Lit'erature,  Zt^-CHr 
Litera'tus,  Ztr*-Ts 
Lith'arge,  Z»-TH-fi-J 
Lithe,  Ll-DH 
Lithe'ness,  Zi-DH-Ns 
Lithe'some,  i'-DH-BM 
Lith'ic,  Z3-TH-K 
Lith'ium,  Z»-TH-M 
Lith'oglyph,  Z»-TH-Glf 
Lith'ograph,  Z3-TH-Grf, 

Z»-TH-Grft,    i3-TH-Grf- 

NG 
Lithog'rapher,  Zi-TH- 

Gr-Fr 
Lithograph'ic,  Z^TH- 

Grf-K 
Lithograph'ical-ly,    Ll- 

TH-Gr-F-Kl 
Lithog'raphy,  Z^TH-Gr- 

F 

Litholog'ic,  Zi-TH-Z-J-K 
Litholog'ical-ly,  Z>-TH- 

Z-J-K1 

Lithol'ogist,  Zt-TH-Z-Jst 
Lithol'ogy,  Z>-TH-Z-J 
Lith'omancy,  Z»-TH-Mn 

-8 


Lithoiitrip'tic, 

Pt-K 
Lith'ontriptor,          Z»- 

THntr-Ptr 

Lith'ophyte,  Z3-TH-Ft 
Lith'otint,  Z3-TH-Tn«; 
Lithot'omist,     Z  »  -  T  Ht  - 

Mst 

Lithot'omy,  Zi-THt-M 
Lith'otripsy,    Z«-TH-Tr. 

P-S 

Lithot'rity, 
Lit'igant,  Z3-T-Gnt 
Lit'igate,  Z^.T-Gt,  Z«-T- 

G-Td,  Z»-T-Gt-NG 
Litiga/tion,  z2-T-Gshn 
Lilig'ious,  Z8-T-Js 
Lilig'iously,  Z8-T-J-sZ 
Litig'iousness,    Z8-T-Js- 

Ns 

Lit'mus,  Zt3-Ms 
Li'tre,  Ztr>or8 
Lifter,  Ztr8,  Z8-Trd,  Ztr»- 

NG 

Litterateur7,  Z2-fitr 
Lit/tie,  Zt»-Z 
Lit'tleness,  Zt3-Z-Ns 
Lit'toral,  Z8-T-.R1 
Litur'gic,  Ltr2-J-K 
Litur'gical,  Ztr2-J-Kl 
Lit'urgist,  Ztr^-Jst 
Lit'urgy,  Ztr^-J 
Live,  (v.)  Z»-V,  Z8-Vd,  IA- 

V-NG 

Live,  (a.)  Z^V 
Livelihood,  Zi-Vl-Hd 
Live'liness,  Z'-Vl-Ns 
Live'long,  Z3-v-Z-NG 
Live'ly,  zi-V-Z,  Zi-V-i- 

E,  L>-V-Lst 
Live'-oak,  Z^V-K 
Liv'er,  Z3-Vr 
Liv'eried,  Z8-V-K-D 
Liv'erwort,  Z8-Vr-Wrt 
Liv'ery,  Z3-Vr 
Liv'ery-man,  Z»-Vr-Mn 
Liv'ery-stable,  Z3-Vrs« 

T-B1 

Lives,  Z'-Vz 
Live'-stock,  Zi-Vs-T-K 
Liv'id,  Z3-Vd 
Livid'ity,  Z^-Vd-T 
Liv'idness,  Z3-Vd-Ns 
Liv'ing,  Z»-V-NG 
Livraison',  Zi-Vrz-JV 
Liv're,  Z3-Vr 
Lixiv'ial,  Z3-Ks-V-L 
Lixiv'iate,  Z3-Ks-  V-T,  £fc 

Ks-V-Tdj  Z8-K8-Vt-NG 
Lixivia'tion,  Z2-Ks-V8hn 
Lixiv'ious,  Z3-Ks-Vs 
Liziv'ium,  Z3-Ks-V-M 
Liz'ard,  Z3-Zrd 
Llama,  Zior"-M 
Lloyd's,  Zi-Dz 
Lo,  za 

Loach,  Z*-CH 
Load,  Z2-D,  Z»-Dd, 

NG 
Load'er, 


LOA 

Load'star,  Z^Ds-T-B  (or 

Z*  Dstr) 

Load'stone,  i*-Ds-Tn 
Loaf,  ZS-F,   Z2-Ft,   Z*-F- 

NG 

lioaf'er,  za-Fr 
Loaf-sugar,  Z»-F-Sff-Gr 
Loam,  Z2-M,  £3-Md,   Z3- 

M-NG 

Loam'y,  £2-M 
Loan,  Zn2,  LnfP,  Zn«-NG 
Loathe,  Z2-DH,  Z»-DHd, 


toath'er,  Z2-DHr 
Loath  'ful,  ZrS-DH-Fl 
Loath'ing,  Z3-DH-NG 
Loath'ingly,  Z2-DH-NG1 
Loath'ly,    Z2-DH-Z,    Z*- 

DH-Z-B,  Z2-DH-Zst 
Loath'some,  Z-DH-sM 
Loat  h'someness,  Z*-DH- 

sM-Ns 

Loaves,  Z«-Vz 
Lob,  Z*-B 
Lo'bate,  Z2-Bt 
Lo'bated,  Z2-B-Td 
Lob'by,  Z»-B,  Zi-Bd,  Z»- 

B-NG 

Lobe,  Z«-B 
Lobed,  Z2-Bd 
Lobe'lia,  Z^-B-Z 
Lob'lolly,  Zi-B-Z-Z 
Lob'lolly-boy,  zi-B-Z-Z- 

B 
Lobaolly-tree,  Li-B-Z-Z- 

Tr 

Lob'scouse,  Zi-B-eKs 
Lob'ster,  Zi-Bstr 
Lob'ule,  Z»-B-L 
Lo'cal,  Z2-K1 
Lo'calism,  Z*-Kl-zM 
Local'ity,  Zi-Kl-Tt-KH) 
Localiza'tion,  L*-Klzshn 
Lo'calize,    Z2-Klz,     z»- 

Klzd.  ZS-Klz-NG 
Lo'cally,  Z^-Kl 
Lo'cate,  Z^-K-T,  Z*-K-Td, 

Z*-K-T-NG 
Loca'tion,  Z2-Kshn 
Lo'cative,  Z*-K.-Tv 
Loch,  Z>-K 
Lock,  Zi-K,  Zi-K-T,  Zi-K- 

NG 

Lock'age.  ZJ-K-  J 
Locked'-jaw,  Zl-K-T-J 
Lock'er,  Ll-Kr 
Lock'et,  Z»-K-T 
Lock'-jaw,  ZJ-K-J 
Lock'-smith,     Z»-K-sM- 

TH 

Lock'-up,  Z!-K-P 
Locofo'co,  Z2-K-F-K 
Locofo'coism,  Z2-K-F-K- 

zM 

Locomo'tion,  Z2-K-Mshn 
Locomo'tive,  Z«-K-Mt-V 
Jjocomo'tive-engine,  Z2 

-K-Mt-V-il-Jn 
Locomo'tiveness,  Z»-K- 

Mt-V-Ns    [SVs] 


155 

Locomotiv'ity,  Z»-K-Mt- 

V-T 

Lo'cust,  Z*-Kst 
Lo'cust-tree,  Z2-K-sT' 
Locu'tion,  Z»-Kshn 
Lode,  Z2-D 
Lode'star,  Z*-Ds-T-R  (or 

Z2-Dstr) 

Lode'stone,  Z2-Ds-Tn 
Lodge,  Zl-J,  Z'-Jd,  zi-J- 

NG 

Lodg'er,  Z1- Jr 
Lodg'ing,  Z!-J-NG 
Lodg'ing-house,   Z1  -  J- 

NG-Hs 

Lodg'ment,  Z!-J-Mnt 
Loft,  Zi-Ft 
Loft'ily,  Z'-F-T-Z 
Loft'iness,  Z'-F-T-Ns 
Loft'y,  Z^F-T,  Zi-F-T-B, 

Z!-F-Tst 
Log,  Z»-G,  Zi-G-D,  Zi-G- 

NG 

Log'arithm,  L^-Gr-DH-M 
Logarith'mic,  Z3-Gr-TH- 

M-K 
Logarith'mical-ly,    Z3  - 

Gr-TH-M-Kl 
Log'-board,  Z1-  G-Brd 
Log'-book,  Z!-G-B-K 
Log'-cabin,  Zi-G-K-Bn 
Log'-chip,  Zi-G-OH-P 
Log'ger,  Z!-Gr 
Log'gerhead,  Zi-Gr-Hd 
Log'gia,  Z!-D-  J 
Log'-glass,  Z^-G-Gls 
Log'-Eeap,  Zi-G-P 
Log'-house,  ZJ-G- 
Log'-hut,  Zi-G-Ht 
Log'ic,  Zi- J-K 
Log'ical-ly,  Zi-J-Kl 
Logi'cian,  Z^- Jghn 
Log'-line,  Z^G-Zn 
Log'man,  Z:-G-Mn 
Log'ogram,  Zi-G-Gr-M 
Logograph'ic,    Z!-G-Gr- 

F-K 
Logograph'ical,   Z1  -  G  - 

Gr-F-Kl 

Logog'raphy,  Za-G-Gr-F 
Logom'achist,    Z'-G-M- 

Est 

Logom'achy,  Z^G-M-K 
Log'os,  Zl-Gs 
Log'otype,  Z»-G-T-P 
Log'-reel,  Ll-Q-Rl 
Log'-roU,  Zi-G-fll,  Zi-G- 

Md,  Z!-G-B1-NG 
Log'wood,  Zi-G-wD 
Lo'gy,  Z*-G 
Loin,  Zn1 
Loi'ter,  Ztpi,  Z^-Trd,  Ztri- 

NG 

Loi'terer,  Ltrl-R 
Loll,  Zi-L,    Z!-Ld,   Zi-L- 

NG 

Lol'lard,  Zi-Zrd 
Lol'lardism,  Zl-Zrdz-M 
Lollipop,  Zl-Z-P-P 
Lom'bard,  Z 


LOO 

Lo'ment,  z2-Mnt 
Lon'doner,  Z--N-D-\r 
Lone,  Zu2 

Lone'liness,  i^-Xl-Ns 
Lone'ly,  Z--N1,  L--XI-II. 

Z2-Nlst 
Lone'some,Zns2-M,  Lns% 

-M-B,  Zns--Mst 
Lone'somely,  7,ns2-M-Z 
Lone'someness,  ins--M- 

Ns 
Long,  (a.J-^-NG,  z»-NG- 

Gr,    Zi-KG-Gst      [XQi, 

NGri,  XGsti] 
Long,  (f.)  ii-NG,  Z!-XGd, 


Long'-boat, 
Longe,  Z--N-J 
Longe'val,  Z3- 
Longevity,  Z2-N-Jv-T 
Longe'vous,  L3-~$-3-Vs 
Long'hand,  Zi-NG-Hnd 
Long'-headed,  Z1  -  NG  - 

H-Dd 
Longim'etry,  Z»-N-J-M- 

Tr 

Long'ing,  Z^NG-NG 
Long'ingly,  />i-NG-NGl 
Longin'quity,  Z3-N-J-N- 

Kw-T 
Longiros'ter,    Z1  -  N  -  J  - 

Rstr 
Longiros'tral,  Z'-N-J-.R- 

sTr-L 

Long'ish,  ZJ-NG-SH 
Lon'gitude,  i^N-J-Td 
Logitud'inal-ly,  Z^-N-J- 

Td-Nl 

Long'legs,  i'-NG-Z-Gz 
Long'-lived,  zi-^G-Z-Vd 
Long'-measure,  Z!-NG- 

M-ZHr 
Long'-primer,  ZJ-NG-Pr- 

Mr 

Long'-run,  Z^NG-Sn 
Long'shore-man,  Z^NG- 

SHr-Mn 
Long'-sighted,   Z^NGs- 

Td 
Long'-sightedness,  Z^- 

NGs-Td-Ns 

Long'-spun,  Z^NGs-Pn 
Long'-sufferance,      L1- 

NGs-F-«ns 
Long'-suffering,  Zi-NGs 

-F-B-NG 
Long'-winded,  Z^-NG- 

Wn-Dd 

Long'wise,  Z^NG-Wz 
Loo,  Z»,  Z»-D.  za-NG 
Loo'by,  Z3-B 
Loof,  Z3or2-F 
Look,  Z»-K,  Z3-K-T,  Z3-K- 

NG 

Look'er,  Z3-Kr 
Look'er-on,  Z»-Kr-- 
Look'ing-glass,    Z»-K- 

NG-Gls 

Look'out,  Z8-K-T 
Looks, 


LOO 

Loom,  is-M,  Z8-Md,  Z*-M 

-NG 

Loon,  in8 
Loop,  L*-P,  Z3-Pt,  Z3-P- 

NG 

Loop'-hole,  Z3-P-H1 
Loose,  (v.)  Ls3,  Zst3,  Zs»- 

NG 
Loose,  (a.)  is3,  Zs«-K,  Zs3- 

St 

Loose'ly,  Zs3-z 
Loos'en,   Zs3-N,   Zs3-Nd, 

Zs3-N-NG 

Loose'ness,  Zs3-Ns 
Loose'strife,  Zss»-Trf 
Loot,  Zt»,  Z»-Td,  Zt3-NG 
Lop,  Z1-?,  Zi-Pt,  Z'-P-NG 
Lop'per,   Zi-Pr,   Z»-Prd, 

Zi-Pr-NG 

Lop'ping,  Zl-P-NG 
Lop'sided,  Zi-Ps-Dd 
Loqua'cious,  i^Kw-SHs 
Loqua'ciousness,  Zs-Kw 

-SHs-Ns 

Loquac'ity,  Z'-Kws-T 
Lord,  Zrd1,  Zi^-Dd,  Zrd1- 

NG 

Lord'liness,  Zrdi-Z-Ns 
Lord'ling,  Zrdi-Z-NG 
Lord'ly,  Zrd!-Z, 

K,  Zrd!-Zst 
Lord's-day,  irdzi-D 
Lord'ship,  Lrdi;SH 
Lore,  ir» 
Lorette',  L*-Rt 
Lorgnette',  ir»-N-T 
Lor'icate,  ii-fl-Kt,  £»-«- 

K-Td,  i»-K-Kt-NG 
Lorica'tion,  i^fl-Kshn 
Lo'riot,  i2-fi-T 
Lorn,  Zrn1 
Los'able,  iz3-B-L 
Lose,  iz3,  iz»-NG 
Los'el,  Z,s-Zl 
Los'er,  L*-Zr 
Los'ing,  Zz»-KG 
Los'ingly,  iz3-NG-L 
Loss,  is1 
Lost,  Zst1 

Lot,  Lt\  Z,»-Td,  iti-NG 
Lote,  Zta 
Loth,  i«-TH 
Lo'tion,  Z/shn* 
Lo'tos,  ZVTs 
Lot'tery,  LV-R 
Lo'tus,  Z,2-Ts 
Loud,  i>-D,  Z,i-Dr,  i'-Dst 
Loud'ly,  ii-D-Z, 
LoLidtiess,  Zii-D-Xs 
Lough,  ii-K 
Louis'-d'or,  i3-Dr 
Lounge,  i'-N-J,  Z^-N-Jd. 

i'-N-J-NG 
Loun'ger,  i'-N- Jr 
Louse,  Ls1 
Lous'iness,  Ll-Z-tXs 
Lous'y,  i>-Z 
Lout,  Ltl 
Lout'ish,  Z-i-T-SH 
Lout'ishly, 


156 
Lout'ishness,    Ll-1-SB- 

Lou'ver  or  Lou'vre,  Z3- 

Vr 

Lov'able,  z«-v-Bl 
Lov'age,  Z«-V-J 
Love,  Z2-V,  Z2-Yd,  Z*-V- 

NG 

Love'-apple,  Z^-v-Pl 
Love'-favor,  Z«-V-F-Vr 
Love'-feast,  Z2-V-Fst 
Love'-knot,  Z«-V-Nt 
Loveless,  Z^V-Zs 
Love'-letter,  Z2-V-Ztr 
Loveli'ness,  Z^V-Z-Ns 
Love'-lock,  Z2-V-Z-K 
Love'-lorn,  Z*-V-Z-Rn 
Lovely,  Z2-V-Z,  Z2-V-Z- 

Lov'er,  Z2-Vr 
Love'-sick,  Z2-Vs-K 
Love'-sickuess,  Z^Vs-K- 

Ns 

Love'-song,  Z2-Vs-NG 
Love'-suit,  Z-Vs-T 
Love'-tale,  Z«-V-T-L 
Love'-token,  Z^-V-T-Kn 
Loving-kindness,    Za  - 

V-NG-Knd-Ns 
Lov'ingly,  Z«-V-NG1 
Lov'ingness,  Z2  -  V  -  NG  - 

Ns 

Low,  (a.)  Z2,  Z2-R,  Zst« 
Low,  (v.t  Z«,  Z2-D,  Z2-NG 
Low'-born,  Z2-B-fin 
Low'-bred,  Z^-Brd 
Low'-church,  Zs  -  CHr  - 

CH 

Low'-Dutch,  Z2-D-CH 
Low'er,  Z2-R,  Z2-^d.  Lfl- 

R-NG 
Low'er,  Zi-R,  Ll-RA,  Z1- 

R-NG 

Low'er-case,  i^-R-Ks 
Low'eringly,  zi-R-NGl 
Low'ermost,  ZS-R-Mst 
Low'ery,  Ll-R 
Lowing,  Z2-NG 
Low'land,  Z2-Znd 
Lowlander,  L2-Zndr 
Lowliness,  Z2-Z-Ns 
Lowly,  Z2-Z,  Z«-Z-R,  Z»- 

Zst 
Lo  w'ly-minded,  Z*  -  Z  - 

Mn-Dd 

Low'ness,  Zs-?s's 
Low'-pressure,    Zs  -  Pr  - 

SHr 

Low'-priced,  Z2-Prst 
Low'-roofed,  L*-Rft 
Low'-spirited,  Zs2-Pr-Td 
Loxodromlc,  Z»-K-sDr- 

M-K 
Loxodromlcs,  Z»-K-sDr- 

M-Ks 

Loy'al,  Zi-L 
Loy'alist,  Zi-Zst 
Loy'ally,  Zi-Z 
Loy'alty,  Z^Z-T 
Loz'euge,  ZzJ-N-J 


LUM 

LubTier,  Z*-Br 
Lub'berly,  Z2-Br-Z 
Lu'bric,  Z*-Br-K 
Lu'brical,  Z3-Br-Kl 
Lu'bricant,  Z3-Br-Knt 
Lu'bricate,  Z3-Br-Kt 
Lubrica'tion,      Z2-Br 

Kshn 

Lu'bricator,  Z^-Br-Ktr 
Lubricity,  Z»-Brs-T 
Lu'bricous,  Z3-Br-Ks 
Lubrifica'tion,  Z2  -  Brf- 

Eshn 
Lubrifac'tion,    Zi-Br-F- 

Kshn 

Luce,  Zs3 
Lu'cent,  Zss-Nt 
Lu'cern,  Zs3-Rn 
Lucer'nal,  Zs^R-Nl 
Lu'cid,  Zs3-D 
Lucid'ity,  Zs3-D-T 
Lu'cidness,  Zs3-D-Ns 
Lu'cifer,  Zs3-F-R 
Lu'cifer-match,  Zs3-F- 

R-M-CH 

Lucirerous,  Ls^-F-Ea 
Lucif  ic,  Zs3-F-K 
Lu'ciform,  Zss-F-R-M 
Luck,  Z*-K 
Luck'ily,  Z2-K1 
Luckiness,  Z2-K-Ns 
Luckless,  Z--K-Zs 
Luck'y,  Z2-K,  Z2-Kr,  Z«- 

Est 

Lu'crative,  ZS-Krt-V 
Lu'cre,  Z3-Kr 
Lu'cubrate,  Z3-K-Brt,Z3. 

K-Br-Td,  Z3-K-Brt(-) 
Lucubra'tion,       Z2  -  K  • 

Brshn 
Lu'cubratory,  Z3-K-Brt- 

R 

Lu'culent,  z3-K-Znt 
Lu'dicrous,  Z»-D-Krs 
Lu'dicrously,     Z3-D-Kr- 

sZ 
Lu'dicrousness,    Z3-D- 

Krs-Ns 
Lu'es,  Z3-Z 

Luff,  Z2-F.  Z2-Ft,  Z2-F-N(J 
Lug,  ZS-G,  Z^G-D,  Z2-G- 

NG 

Lug'gage,  Z2-G-J 
Lug'ger,  Z2-Gr 
Lug'-sail,  Z2-G-sZ 
Lugu'brious,  Z3-G-Bi-s 
Luke'warm,  Z3-K-Wr-M 
Luke'warmly,  Z3-K-Wr- 

M-Z 
Luke'wannness,  Z3-K- 

Wr-M-Ns 
Lull,   Z^L,   Z2-Ld,  Z2-L- 

NG 

Lull'aby,  Z^Z-B 
Lull'er,  Z«-Z-R 
Lum,  Z2-M 
Lumbag'inous, 

J-Ns 

Lumba'go,  Z2-M-B-G- 
Lum'bar,  Z^M-Br 


LUM 

Lum'ber,    Z*-M-Br,    £«- 

M-Brd,  Z*-M-Br-NG 
Lum'berer,  Z*-M-Br-R 
Luni'berman,    Z*-M-Br- 

Mn 
Lum'ber-rooin,    z»  -  M  * 

Br-R-M 
Lum'ber-yard,  Z2-M-Br- 

Yrd 

Lumtric,  Z«-M  Br-K 
Lum'brical,  Z2-M  Br-Kl 
Lu'minary,  z3-M-Nr 
Lumiiiii'erous,  Z3-M-N- 

F-Rs 

Luminos'ity,  Zi-M-Ns-T 
Lu'minous,  Z3-M-Ns 
Lu'minously,  Z8-M-Ns-L 
Lu'minousness,  Z3-M- 

Ns-Ns 
Lump,  Z2-M-P,  Z*-Mt,  Z»- 

M-P-NQ 
Lump'-flsh,     za-M-P-F- 

SH 

Lump'ish,  Z»-M-P-SH 
Lump'ishly,  L*-M-?-Sm 
Lump'ishness,    Z2-M-P- 

SH-Ns 
Lump'y,  Z»-M-P,   Z»-M- 

Pr,  Z2-M-Pst 
Iiu'na,  Z3-N 
Lu'nacy,  Z3-N-S 
Iiu'nar,  Z3-Nr 
Lu'nar-eaustic,  Z'-Nr- 

Ks-T-K 

Luna'rian,  Ln*-Rn 
Lu'nate,  i'-Nt 
Lu'nated,  L^-ft-IA 
Lu'natic,    Z*  -  Nt  -  K   (or 

Z,nt»-K) 
Lu'natic-Asylum,  int»- 

K-S1-M 

Luna'tion,  Z«-Nshn 
Lunch,    Z-2-N-CH,    Z«-N- 

CHt.  Z-2-N-CH-NG 
Lunch'eon,  Z<s-N-CHn 
Lune,  /,n« 
Lu'net,  L»-Nt 
Lunette',  i»-Nt 
Lung,  Z2-NO 
Lunge,  i2_N-J 
Lu'niform,  Z»-N-F-R-M 
Luniso'lar,  Za-N-sZ-R 
Lunt,  Znta 
Lu'nular,  i'-N-Zr 
Lu'nulate,  L8-N-Zt 
Lu'nulated,  L»-N-i-Td 
Luper'cal,  L^-Pr-Kl 
L'uperca'lia,  L*-Fr-K-L 
Lu'pine,  L3-Pn 
Lu'puline,  L3-P-Ln 
Lu'pus,  /,3.p8 
Lurch,  Lr2-CH,  Zr»-CHt, 

ir»-CHNG 
Lurch'er,  Lra-CHr 
Lure,   Li*,  Zrd»,  Lr»-NG. 

See  Allure. 
Lu'rid,  is-fid 
Lurk,  Lr2-K,  ir»-K-T,  £x3 

K-NG 
Lurk'er,  ir'-Kr 


157 

Lurk'ing-place,  £ra-K- 

NG-Pls 
Lur'ry,  X,2-iZ 
Lus'cious,  I^-SfTs 
Lus'ciously,  i^-SHs-Z 
Lus'ciousness,  X*  •  Sfls  - 

Ns 

Lush,  ZASH 
Lu'siad,  Zs^-D 
Lusk'ish,  Zs"-K-SH 
Lu'sory,  Ls*-R 
Lust,    Zsta,  Z8«-Td,  Zst2- 

NG 

Lus'ter,  Zstr" 
Lus'terless,  Zss-Tr-Zs 
Lust'ful-ly,  Zs*-T-Fl 
Lust'fulness,  Zs2-T-Fl-Ns 

[Zst2!Fs] 
Lus'tily,  Zs«-T-Z 
Lus'tiness,  Zs«-T-Ns 
Lus'tral,  Zs«-Tr-L 
Lus'trate,  Zs^-Trt 
Lustra'tion,  Zs2-Trshn 
Lus'tre,  Zstr2 
Lus'tring,  ZsS-Tr-NG 
Lus'trous,  Zs2-Trs 
Lus'trum,  Zs^-Tr-M 
Lus'ty,    Zs2-T,    Zs^-T-R, 

Zs2-Tst 

Lut'anist,  Zt3-Nst 
Luta'rious,  L^-T-Rs 
Luta'tion,  Z2-Tshn 
Lute,  Zf 
Lu'teous,  Z3-Ts 
Lute'string,  Ztss-Tr-NG 
Lu'theran,  Z»-TH-fin 
Lu'theranism,  Z3-TH-fin 

-zM 

Lu'therism, 
Lu'thern,  Z 
Lut'ing,  Zta-NG 
Lu'tose,  Z3-Ts 
Lu'tulent,  Z»-T-Znt 
Lux'ate,  Z2-Ks-T,  Z2-Ks- 

Td.  Z«-KS-T-:NG 

Luxa'tion,  Z2-Ks«ftn 
Luxu'riance,  Z3-K-6Rns 
Luxu'riancy,   Z3-K-s7en- 

8 

Luxu'riant,  Z8-K-sKnt 
Luxu'riantly,  Z3-K-sfint- 

Z 
Luxu'riate,  Z'-K-sff-T,  Z3 

•K-sR-Td,  Z3-K-sRt-NG 
Luxuria'tion,        Z8  -  K  - 


Luxu'rious,  Z3-K-BRs 
Luxu'riously,    z3-K-sR- 

sZ 
Luxu'riousness,    Z3  -  K  - 

s/Js-Ns 

Lux'ury,  Z2-K-sK 
Lycan'thropy,  Zi-Knthr- 

P 

Lyce'um,  Zs^-M 
Lyd'ian,  Z3-Dn 
Lye,  Zi 
Ly'ing, 
Ly'ing-in, 


MAC 

Lymph,  Z3-M-F 
Lym'phate,  z3-M-Ft 
Lymphat'ic,  Zi-M-F-T-K 
Lympti'educt,  Z^-M-F-D 

-Kt 

Lyn'cean,  Z3-Ns-N 
Lynch,   Z3-N-CH.     Z3-N- 

CHt,  ZS-N-CH-NG 

Lynch'-law,  Z3-N-CH-Z 
Lynx,    ••-NG-Ks 
Lynx'-eyed,  Z^-NG-Ks-D 
Ly'ra,  Zi-« 
Ly'rate,  Ll-Rt 
Lyre,  Zri 

Lyre'-bird,  Zri-Brd 
Lyr'ic,  Zr3-K 
Lyr'ical,  Zr»-Kl 
Lyr'icism,  Zr»-S-zM 
Ly'rist,  Z'-Rst 


M. 


M,  the  thirteenth  letter  of 
the  Alphabet,  represents 
the  sound  of  m  as  heard  in 
may,  my,  him.,  etc.  In 
proper  English  words  m  is 
never  silent. 

Mm,  especially  when  oc- 
curring after  an   accented 
short-vowel,     usually     has 
the  sound  of  single  TO,  as 
in  hammer,  dimmer,  pum. 
mel,  lanim,  etc. 
Ma,  M' 
Ma'am,  M'-M 
Macad'amize,     M-K-D1- 

Mz,    M-K-D'-Mzd,   M-K- 

D'-Mz-NG 

Macaro'ni,  M-K-R2-N 
Macaron'ie,  M-K-Ri-N-K 
Macaroon',  M-K-Aln3 
Macaw',  Ml-K 
Mac'cabees,  M-K-Bz1 
Mac'caboy,  M-K-B1 
Mace,  Ms2 

Mace'-bearer,  Ms2-B-Rr 
Ma'cer,  Ms-R2 
Mac'erate,    Ms-Rt1,   Ms- 

R!-Td,  Ms-Rti-NG 
Macera'tion,  Ms-ffshn2 
Machiavel'ian,   M-K-V2- 

Zn 
Machiavel'ianism,  M-K- 

V2-Znz-M 
Mach'iavelism,  M-K-V^- 

Zz-M 
Machicola'tion,  M-CH«- 

K-Zshn 

Mach'inal,  M'-K-Nl 
Mach'inate,  lYP-K-Nt,  M- 

K-N-Td1,  M^K-Nt-NG 
Machina'tion,      M—K- 

Nchn 

Mach'inator,  M'-K-Ktr 
Machine', 


MAC 

Machin'ery,  M-SH8-Nr 
Machinist,  M-SH'-Nst 
Mack'erel,  M-Kr-Li 
Mack'erel-sky,    M  -  Kr  - 

Ls!-K 

Mackintosh,  3I-Knt-SHi 
Mack'le,  M'-Kl 
Mac'rocosm,     MJ-Kr-K- 

zM 

Macrom'eter,  M^Kr-Mtr 
Ma'cron,  M*-Krn 
Mac'ula,  M-K-L» 
Mac'ulate,  M-K-iti 
Macula'tion,  M-K.-Z.shn* 
Mac'ule,  M-K-U 
Mad,    (a.)    M-D*    (Mdi), 

M'-Dr,  Mi-Dst  (Mdsti) 
Mad,   (».)   M-D»,  M-Ddi, 

M-Di-NG 
Mad'am,  Mdi-M 
Madame',  Md>-M 
Mad'cap,  Md-K-P1 
Mad'den,  M-Dn1,  M-Dnd1, 

M-Dni-NG 
Mad'der,  M-Dr1 
Made,  Md* 
Mad'efy,  M-Di-F,  M-Dfi- 

D,  M-Dfi-NG 
Madei'ra,  M-D»or2-.R 
Mademoiselle',  Md-M- 

zL2 

Mad'-headed,  Md'-H-Dd 
Mad'-house,  Md'-Hs 
Mad'ly,  Md'-/, 
Mad'man,  Mdi-Mn 
Mad'ness,  M-D^Ns 
Madon'na,  M-D»-N 
Mad'repore,  Mdr*-Pr 
Madrier'   or    Mad'rier, 

M-Dr3or'-B 
Mad'rigal,  Mdr^Gl 
Mael'strom,  M-Ls^Tr-M 
Maesto'so,  Ms-T«-8 
Magazine',  M3-Gz-N 
Mag'dalen,  M-G-D^Zn 
Mag'got,  M'-Gt 
Mag'goty,  M-G-T1 
Ma'gi,  M-J2 
Ma'gian,  M-Jn* 
Ma'gianism, 

[M-J2-zM] 
Mag'ic,  M-Ji-K 
Mag'ical-ly,  M-Ji-Kl 
Magi'cian,  M-Jshn* 
Magilp',  M-G-i«-P 
Magilph',  M-G-I,3-F 
Magiste'rial-ly,  M-ja-sT- 

R\ 
Magiste'rialness,  M-J»- 

sT-ftl-Ns 

Magistracy,  M-Ji-sTr-8 
Magistrate,  M-J^sTrt 
Mag'ma,  M"-G-M 
Magna-      Magne-     and 
Magni-      are    commonly 
written   by    the    stem    M 
placed  partially  over  the 
remainder  of  the  word. 
Mag'na-Char'ta,  M>-G- 

Jf-Kr-T    [M:Kr-T»] 


158 

Magnanimity,     M-G-N- 

N-M-T"    [M:N-M-T3] 
Magnanimous,    Mi  -  G  - 

Nn-Ms     [M:N'-Ms] 
Magnanimously,    M-G- 

Nn-M-sI,1    [MiN-M-sL1] 
Mag'nate,  Mi-G-Nt 
Magne-,  See  Magna-. 
Magne'sia,      M-G-N-ZH3 

[M:ZH3] 
Magne'sium,  M-G-N-ZH3 

-M    [M:ZH»-M] 
Mag'net,  MJ-G-Nt 
Magnetic,  M2-G-Nt-K 

_[M:T2-K] 
Magnetlcal-ly,  M2-G-Nt- 

Kl    [M:T2-K1] 
Magne tlcalness,   M2-G- 

Nt-Kl-Ns      [i«:T2-Kl-Ns] 
Magneti'cian,  M  -  G  -  N  - 

Tshn3    [M  :Tshn3] 
Magnetics,    M2-G-Nt-^s 

[M:T2Ks] 
Mag'netism,  Mi-G-Ntz-M 

[MiT^zM] 
Mag'netist,    M-G-N-Tst1 

[M-.Tst1] 
Magnetiza'tion,  M-G-N- 

TzsAra2     [MiTzs&n2] 
Mag'netize,    M-G-N-Tzi, 

M-G-N-Tzd1,  M-G-N-Tz'- 

NG    [M  :Tzi,  M  :Tzd',  M 

Mag'netizer,  M-G-Nt-Zri 

[M  :T'-zB] 
Magneto-electricity, 

M-G-N-T3-£-K-Trs-T  [M- 

:T5-i-K-Trs-T] 
Magnetom'eter,  M-G-N- 

T'-Mtr  [McT^Mtr] 
Magni-,  See  Magna-. 
Mag'nifiable,  M-G-N-F1- 

Bl    [M  :F»-B1] 
Magniflc,      M-G-N-F»-K 

[MlF^-K] 
Magniflcal,    M-G-N-F3- 

Magnificat,    M-G-N-F3- 

K-T    [M:F3-K-T] 
Magnificence,    M-G-N- 

Fs3-Ns    [M:Fs3-Ns] 
Magnificent,  M-G-N- 

Fs3-J<t     [M:Fs3-Nt] 
Magnificently,   M-G-N- 

Fsa-Nt-L    [M  :Fs3-Nt-Lj 
Mag'nifler,    M-G-N-F^B 

[M:Fi-B] 
Mag'nify,  M-G-N-F',   M- 

G-N-Fd1,     M-G-N-F'-NG 

[M:Fi,    M:Fd',     M:Fi- 

NG] 
Mag'nifying,  M-G-N-F1- 

NG    [M  :Fi-NG] 
Magnil'oquenoe,  M3-G- 

Nl-Kwns  [M:L3-Kwns] 
Magnil'oquent,    M3  -  G  - 

Nl-Kwnt   [M:L3-Kwnt] 
Mag'nitude,    M-G-N-Td» 


;no'lia,  M-G-N-Z,* 


MAR 

Mag'pie,  M-G-P* 
Maguey',  M2-Gw 
Mahog'any,  Mi-H-G-N 
Mahom'edan,  M  -  H  -  M- 

Dni 
Mahom'etan,  M-H-M- 

Tni 

Maid,  M-D2 
Maid'en,  M-Dn* 
Maid'en-hair,  M-D*-N« 

Hr 
Maid'en-head,   M  -  Dn2- 

h:c 
Maid'en-hood,  M-DnS- 

hoD 

Maid'enlike,  M-D«-N1-K 
Maid'enly,  M-D^-Nl 
Maid'hood,  M-D2-Hod 
Maid'-servant,  M-D^-sK- 

Vnt  or  Hd2-s.R-Vnt 
Mai'hem,  M«-H-M 
Mail,  M-L2,  M-Ld2,  M-L*- 

NG 

Mail'able,  M-£«-Bl 
Mail'-coach,  M-i^-K-CH 
Mailed,  M-Ld* 
Maim,  M2-M,  M«-Md,  M*- 

M-NG 
Main,  Mn2 

Main'-deck,  Mn2-D-K 
Main'-land,  Mn^-Lnd 
Main'ly,  M--N1 
Main'-mast,  Mn*-Mst 
Main'pernor,    M-N-Pr2- 

Nr 
Main'prise,  M-N-Prz*  M- 

N-Przd2,  M-N-Prz2-NG 
Main'-sail,  M2-N-sL 
Main'-sheet,  Mn2-SHt 
Main'-spring,  M2-N-sPr- 

NG 

Main'-stay,  Mns2-T 
Maintain',  Mnt2-N,  Mnt»- 

Nd.  Mnt*-N-NG 
Maintainable,    Mnt  -  N 

Bl2 

Maintain'er,  Mnt-N-E2     ' 
Main'tenance,  Mnt«-Nns 
Main'-top,  Mn^-T-P 
Main' -yard,    M2-N-Y-Bd 

[Mn2-Ydj 
Maize,  Mz2 
Majes'tic,  M-J2-sT-K 
Majes'tical-ly,    M-J*-sT- 

Kl 
Majes'ticalness,     M-J*- 

sT-Kl-Ns 

Maj'esty,  M-J'-sT 
Majolica,  M-«n-Z,-K 
Ma'jor,  M-Jr2 
Ma'jor-domo,  M-Jrz-D-M 
Major-gen'eral,    M-Jr!- 

Jn 
Majority,  M-Jr1-!     [M- 

Jrti] 

Majus'cule,  M-Js2-Kl 
Make,  M2-K,  M2-K-NG 
Make'-bate,  M2-K-Bt 
Make'believe,  M2-K-B» 
Mak'er, 


MAK 

Make'-shift,  M2-K-SH-Ft 
Make'-weight,  M^-K-wT 
Mal'achite,  M-Zi-K-T 
Malacol'ogist,   M-Zi-Kl- 

Jst 

Malacol'ogy,  M-zi-Kl-Jl 
Maladministration,  M- 

/,2-D-Mns-Tshii 
Maladroit',  M-Z*-Drt 
Mal'ady,  M-Zi-D 
Mal'aga,  M-Z>-G 
Mal'apert,  M-Zi-Prt 
Mal'apertness,  M-Zi-Prt- 

Ns 

Malapropos',  M-Z2-Pr-P 
Mala'ria,  M-Z2-.R 
Mala'rial,  M-/,s-#l 
Mala'rious,  M-Z2-.Rs 
Malconforma'tion,     Ml 

!F2.R-Mslm    [MliFshn^J 
Mai 'content,  Ml  :Tnti 
Malcontent'ed,  MliTn2- 

Td 
Malcontent'edness,  Ml 

!Tn2-Td-Ns 
Male,  Ml= 
Maledic'tion,  M-Z»-D- 

Kshn 

Mal'efactor,  M-Zi-F-Ktr 
Malefac'tion,  M-Zi-F- 

Kshn 
Malevolence,    M-Z2-V- 

Zns 

Malevolent,  M-z«-V-Znt 
Malev'olently,     M  -  L*  - 

V-Znt-Z 
Malfea'sance,    M-Z8-Fz- 

Hl 

Malform',  M-Z^F-R-M 
Malforma'tion,  M-Z2-F- 

R-Mshn 
Mal'ice,  M-Zs1 
Mali'cious,  M-L3-SHa 
Mali'ciously,  M-L*-S'Es- 

L 
Mali'ciousness,    M  -  L3  • 

SSf-St 
Malign',  M-X<ni,  M-indi, 

M-Z,n»-NG 
Malig'nancy,  M  -  L*  -  Q  - 

Nn-S 

Malig'nant,  M-i3-G-Nnt 
Malig'nantly,  M  -  L*  -  G  - 

Nnt-£ 

Maligned',  M-Lndi 
Malign'er,  M-in'-R 
Malig'nity,  M-L8-G-N-T 
Malignly,  M-ii-Nl 
Malin'ger,    M-i3-NG-Gr, 

M-i»-NG-Grd,  M-i»-NG- 

Gr-NG 

Mal'ison,  M-Zs^N 
Mal'kin,  M'-Kn 
Mall,  M-L',  M-Ldi,  M-Li- 

NG 

Mal'lard,  M-L>-ffd 
Malleabil'ity,  M-i3.Bi-T 
Mal'leable,  M-il-Bl 
Mal'leableness,  M-ii-Bl- 

Ns    [M-XMBs] 


159 
Mal'leate,  M-Zi-T,  M- 

Mallea'tion,  M-Zshn2 
Mailed,  M-Ldi 
Mallet,  M-Zti 
Mallow,  M-Z1 
Mallows,  M-Zz1 
Malm'sey,  M-M-Z' 
Malo'dor,  M-Z2-Dr 
Malprao'tice,  M-Z'-Pr-K- 

Ts 
Malt,  M-Lt>,  M-Z'-Td,  M- 

Zt'-NG 

Malt'-liquor,  M-Zt^-Z-Kr 
Malt'man,  M-Lti-Mn 
Maltreat',  M-Z8-Trt,  M- 

Z8-Tr-Td,  M-Z8-Trt(-) 
Maltreat'ment,    M  -  Z»  - 

Trt-Mnt 

Malt'ster,  M-Zti-sTr 
Malversa'tion,          Ml  - 

Visshn* 
Mam,  Ml-M 
Mam'aluke,  M-M-Z^-K 
Mamma',  M!-M 
Mam'mal,  MJ-M1 
Mammalia,  M-M-Z« 
Mammalian,  M-M-Zn2 
Mammal'ogy,  M-M-Z1^ 
Mam'mary,  M-M-jR1 
Mam'mifer,  M-M-Fr1 
Mammif'erous,    M  -  M  - 

Mam'miform,  M-M-F]-R 

-M 

Mam'millary,  M-M-Z1-^ 
Mam'mon,  M'-Mn 
Mam'monist,  M-Mn-Sti 
Mam'moth,  M-M-THi 
Man,  Mni,  Mndi,  Mn^NG 
Man'acle,  M^N-Kl,  MJ-N 

-Kid,  Mi-N-Kl-NG 
Man'age,  M-N-Ji,   M-N- 

Jd»,  M-N-Ji-NG 
Man'ageable,  M-N-JJ-Bl 
Man'ageableness,  M-N- 

J'-Bl-Ns     [iBs] 
Man'agement,  M-N-J1- 

Mnt 

Man'ager,  M-N-Jr' 
Man'agery,  M-N-Ji-B 
Manatee'  or  Manati',  M- 

N-T8 
Manchineel',  M-N-CH3- 

Nl 

Man'cipate,  M-Ns-PU 
Mancipa'tion,     M  -  Ns  - 


Man'ciple,  M-Ns-Pi-L 
Manda'mus,  Mn-D1 

Ms 

Mandarin',  Mn-D3-.Rn 
Man'datary,  Mn-Dti- 
Man'date,  Mn-Dti 
Man'datory,  Mn-Dt'-J? 
Man'dible,  M 
Mandib'ular, 

R 

Man'drake,  M-N-Dr^-K 
Man'drel,  M-N-Dr1-!. 


MAN 

Man'ducate,  !Mn-D1-Kt 
Manduca'tion,  Mn  -  D2- 

Kshn 

Mane,  Mn' 
Manege',  Mn-ZH« 
Ma'nes,  M--NZ 
Maneu'ver,  M-N-V^-B,  M 

-N-Va-fid.  M-K-V3-R-NO 
Maneu'verer,     M-N-V8- 

Rr 

Man'ful,Mn-Fi-L 
Man'fully,  Mu-F'-Z 
Man'fulness,     Mn-Fi-L- 

Ns    [MnUFs] 
Manganese',  M3-N-G-Nz 
Mange,  M-N-J2 
Man'gel-wurzel,   M!-N- 

Gl-Wrt-zZ 
Man'ger,  M-N-Jr3 
Man'giness,  M-N-Ji-Ns 
Man'gle,  M'-NG-Gl,   Mi- 

NG-Gld,      Mi-NG-Gl-NQ 

[M'-NGl,    M^NGld,   ML 

NG1-NG 
Mau'gler,      M-NG-Gl-Ri 

[M-NG1-R1] 
Man'go,  M!-NG-G 
Man'gostan,  M-N-Gs-Tn' 
Man'gosteen,  M  -  N  -  Gs1 

Tni 

Man'grove,  M!-N-Grv 
Man'gy,  M-N-J2,  M-N-J* 

R,  M-N-Jst2 

Manha'den,  Mn-H-Dn» 
Man'-hater,  Mn'-Htr 
Man'-hole,  M>-N-H1 
Man'hood,  Mn'-Hd 
Ma'nia,  M2-N 
Ma'niac,  M2-N-K 
Mani'acal,  M»-N-KI 
Maniche'an,  M3-N-K-N 
Man'ichee,  M'-N-K 
Man'icheism,     M'-N-E- 

zM 

Man'icheist,  MJ-N-Kr*. 
Man'ichord,  Mi-N-Krd 
Manichord'on,  M-N-Kr- 

Dn1 
Man'ifest,  M-N-Fsti,  M- 

N-Fsi-Td,  M-N-Fsti-NG 
Manifest'able,  M-N-Fs«- 

T-B1     [M-N-Fs2-Bl] 
Manifesta'tion,  M-N-Fs3 

-Tshn 
Manifestly,  M-N-Fs2-T- 

z   [-FS-L] 

Manifes'to,  M-N-Fs2-T 
Manifold,  M-N-Fi-Ld, 

M-N-F'-Z-Dd,     M-N-Fi- 

LdC) 
Manifoldly,  M-N-Fi-Zd- 

Z 

Manikin,  M^N-Kn 
Manilla,  M-N-Z8 
Ma'nioc,  M2-N-K 
Maniple,  M-N-P11 
Manip'ular,  M-N-P3-Z-B 
Manip'ulate,  M-N-P8-Zt, 

M-N-P«-Z-Td,     M-N-P»- 

Zt-NG 


MAN 

JCanipula'tion,  M-N-P*- 

Zshn 
Manipulative,  M-N-P3- 

Zt-V 
Manipulator,     M-N-P3-: 

Ztr 

Ma'nis,  M2-Ns 
Man'-killer,  Mn'-K-Zr 
Mankind',  Mn»-Knd 
Manks,  Ml-NG-Ks 
Manlike,  Mn-Z1-!! 
Manliness,  M»-Nl-Ns 
Manly,  Mi-Nl,  M-N1-B", 

IP-Hlst 
Man'-midwife,  Mni-Md- 

wF 

Man'na,  M'-N 
Manned,  Mnd1 
Man'ner,  Ml-Nr 
Man'nered,  M>-Nrd 
Man'nerism,  Ml-Nrz-M 
Man'nerist,  Ml-Nrst 
Man'nerliness,  M-Nr-Z' 

•Ns 

Man'ner ly,  M-Nr-Zi 
Man'ners,  Mi-Nrz 
Manlsh,  Mn-SH1 
Manlshly,  Mn-SH»-Z 
Manoeu'vre,    M-N-V3-/Z. 

See  Maneuver. 
Man-of-war,  Mn»-V-Wr 
Man-of-war'-bird,  Mni- 

V-Wr-Brd 
Man-of-wars'-man,  Mni 

-V-Wrz-Mn 
Man'or,  MJ-Nr 
Man'or-house,  M>-Nr-Hs 
Mano'rial,  M-N-fil* 
Man'or-seat,  Mi-Nrs-T 
Man'oscope,  M-Ns-K-P1 
Man'sard-roof,  Mns-Bd1- 

Rt 

Manse,  Mns1 
Man'-servant,  MniisR4- 

Vnt 

Man'sion,  Mi-Nshn 
Man'sionary,  M  -  Nshn  - 

Man'sion-house,       M1  - 

Nshn-Hs 
Man'slaughter,     M  -  N  - 

sZtr1    [Ms-Ztr1] 
Man'-stealer,  Mns^T-Z- 

B 

Man'suetude,  Mn-S1-Td 
Man'tel,  Mu-Ti-L 
Mantelet',  Mn-T^-Zt 
Man'tel-pieee,  Mn-T1-Z- 

Ps 
Man'tel-shelf,  Mn-T^-Z- 

8H1-F 
Man'tel-tree,  Mn  -  T*  -  Z  - 

Tr 

Mantilla,  Mn-T3-Z 
Mantis'sa,  Mu-T^-S 
Man'tle,  Mn-Ti-L,  Mn-T»- 

Ld.  Mn-T'-L-NG 
Man'tled,  Mn-T»-Ld 
Man'tle-piece,  Mn-T'-Z- 

Pa 


160 

Man'tle-shelf,  Mn-T»-/i- 

8H1-F 
Man'tle-tree,    Mn-T1-^- 

Tr 

Mantlet,  Mn-T'-Zt 
Man'to,  Mn-T» 
Mantol'ogy,  Mn-T^Z-J 
Man'-trap,  M-N-Tri-P 
Man'tua,  Mn-T1 
Man'tua-maker,  Mn-T1- 

M-Kr 

Man'ual,  M-N-L» 
Man'ually,  M-N-Z^ 
Manufac'tory,     M-N-F*- 

K-T-fi    [M-N-Fi] 
Manufact'ure,    M-N-Fi- 

Ktr,  M-N-Fi-K-CHrd,  M- 

N-FJ-Ktr-NG   [M-N-Ftr'. 

M-N-F'-Trd,  M-N-Ftr(-)]i 
Manufact'urer,  M-N-F1- 

Ktr-R     [M-N-Fi-R] 
Manumis'sion,        Mn3  - 

Mshn 
Manumit',  Mn3-Mt,  Mn- 

M-Td«,  Mn-Mt(-)3 
Manumit'ter,  Mn3-Mtr 
Manumo'tive,  Mn-Mt-V2 
Manur'able,  Mn-.R3_Bi 
Manure',  Mn-B», 


Manur'age,  Mn-R3-J 
Manure'ment,   Mn  -  B3  - 

Mnt 
Man'uscript,     M-N-sKr- 

Pti    [-sK-Pt] 
Man'-  worship,     M1  -  N  - 

Vfr-SH-P 
Man'y,  M2-N 
Man'y-colored,  M^-N-K- 

Li& 
Man'y-cornered,   M«-N- 

Kr-Nrd 
Man'y-leaved,    M^-N-Z- 

Vd 
Man'y-legged,    M«-N-Z- 

G-D 
Man'y-lettered,  M«-N- 

i-Trd 
Man'y-parted,    M«-N-P- 

R-T& 
Man'y  -peopled,  M*-N- 

P-Pld 

Man'y  -sided,  M^-Ns-Dd 
Man'y-times,  M2-N-T-Mz 
Man'y-toned,  M^-N-Tnd 
Man'y-voiced,  M*-N-Vst 
Man'y-ways,  M^-N-Wz 
Map,  M-Pi,  M-Pti,  M-P1- 

NG 

Ma'ple,  M-Pia 
Ma'ple-tree,  M-Pl«-Tr 
Mar,  M-Bi,  M-^di,  M-.R1- 

NG 

Maranath'a,  M-Ri-N-TH 
Maraschi'no,  M-.Rs3-K-N 
Maras'mus,  M-J 
Maraud',  M-fii- 

Dd,  M-fii-D-NG 
Maraud'er,  M-R'-Dr 
Marave'di,  M- 


MAR 

Mar'ble,    Mr-Bli      Mr- 
Bid1,  Mr-Bl>-NG 
Mar'bled,  Mr-Bldi 
Mar'bler,  Mr-Bli-B 
Marc,  Mr'-K 
Marces'cent,  M-Rss^-Nt 
March,  M-«i-CH,   M-R»- 

CHt,  M-fii-CH-NG 
Mar'chioness,  Mrshn-Si 
March'-mad,    M-fii-CH- 

Md 
March'pane,     M-fi^CH- 

Pn 
March'-wind,  M-.R-CH1- 

Wnd 

Mar'cid,  M-/?sJ-D 
Marcid'ity,  M-Rs3-D-T 
Mare,  M-Bi 
Mare's-nest,  M-Rs'-Nst 
Mare'schal,  Mr-SHl1 
Marge,  M-«!-J 
Mar'gent,  M-R1- Jnt 
Mar'gin,  M-Bi-Jn,  M-RJ- 

Jnd,  M-fii-Jn-NG 
Mar'ginal,  M-Ri-J-Nl 
Mar'ginate,  M-R'-J-Nt 
Margina'ted,  M-fii-J-N- 

Td 

Mar'gravate,  Mr-Gr-Vt1 
Mar'grave,  Mri-Grv 
Margra'viate,  Mr-Gr-V2- 

T 

Margravine,  Mr-Gr-Vn» 
Marig'enous,  M-fi3.j.NS 
Mar'igold,  M-fli-Gld 
Marine',  M-fln3 
Mariner,  M-Ri-Nr 
Mariol'atry,  M-^-Z-Tr 
Marionnette',  M-R2-Nt 
Marital,  M-fii-T-L 
Maritime,  M-fl^T-M 
Mar'joram,  Mr-Jr^M 
Mark,  Mr'-K 
Marked,    Mr1  -  Kt.     See 

Market. 
Marked'-price,  Mr1  -  Kt  - 

Prs 

Marking,  Mr^K-NG 
Mark'er,  Mri-Kr 
Mar'ket,   M-Ri-Kt  (See 

Marked),  M-fii-K-Td,  M- 

R'-Kt-NG 

Mar'keting,  M-Ri-Kt-NG 
Marketable,  M-Ri-Kt-Bl 
Mar'ketableness,  M-B1- 

Kt-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Mar'ket-basket,  M-.K1- 

Kt-B-sKt 

Mar'ket-day,  M-Ri-Kt-D 
Mar'keter,  M-fli-Ktr 
Mar'ket-house,    M  -  Rl  • 

Kt-Hs 
Market-man,    M-Bi-Kt- 

Mn 
Mar'ket-place,  M-B'-Kt- 

Pis 
Mar'ket-price, 

Prs 
Market-town, 

Tn 


MAR 

Mark'ing-ink,    Mr1  -  K  - 

NG-NG-K 
Mark'ing-iron,   Mr*  -  K  - 

NG-i-Rn 

Marks'man,  Mr^K-sMn 
Marl,  M-B11,  M-Bld',  M- 

Bli-NG 

Marla'ceous,  M-fll^-SHs 
Marline,  M-Bln1 
Marline-spike,  M-Blns1 

-P-K 

Marl'ite,  M-Blti 
Marlit'ic,  M-B13-T-K 
Marl'pit,  M-BP-Pt 
Marl'y,   M-B11,  M-Bli-fi, 

M-Blst1 

Mar'malade,  Mr-M-i^D 
Mar'matite,  Mr-M-Tt1 
Mar'molite,  Mr-M-Zt1 
Marmora'ceous,   Mr-M- 

R--SHS 

Mar'morate,  Mr-M  Rt* 
Marmora'tion,    Mr  -  M  - 

Bshn2 
Marmora'tum,  Mr-M-fi*- 

T-M 

Marmo'real, 
Marmo'rean,  Mr-M-Bn* 
Mar'mose,  Mr'-Ms 
Marmoset',  Mr-Mz-T* 
Mar'mot,  Mr'-Mt 
Mar'onites,  M-Bi-Nts 
Maroon',  M-Bn<*,  M-Bnd", 

M-tfu3-NG 
Mar'plot,  Mr-Plti 
Marque,  MrJ-K 
Marquee',  Mi^-Ke 
Mar'quess,  Mr^Kws 
Mar'quetry,  M-B^K-Tr 
Mar'quis,  Mri-Kws 
Mar'quisate,  Mr-Kws-T1 
Marred,  M-fidi 
Mar'rer,M-Rri 
Mar'riage,  M-fi'-J 
Marriageable,    M-fii-J- 

Bl 

Mar'ried,  M-^-D 
Maroon',  M  Rn* 
Mar'row,  M-fli 
Mar'row-bone, 
Mar'rowfat,  M- 
Mar'rowish,  M-fi]-8H 
Mar'rowless,  M-Rl-Ls 
Mar'rowy,  Mr-B1 
Mar'ry,    M-fl1,    M-B'-D, 

lil-fii-NG 
Mars,  M-Rz1 
Marsh,  M-fli-SH 
Mar'shal,   Mr-8Hl>,   Mr- 

SHld1,  Mr-SHli-NG 
Mar'shaled,  Mr-SHldi 
Mar'shaler,  Mr-SHP-R 
Mar'shalsea,  Mr-SHlJ-S 
Mar'shalship,  Mr  -  8H1«- 

8H-P    [:8H] 
Marsh'-harrier,    M  -  B1  - 

SH-H-R-R 
Marsh'-mallow,   M-B1- 

8H-M-L 
Warsh'y,  M  B«-8H 


161 

Marsu'pial,  M-/2sa-P-L 
Marsupia'lia,  M-.Rs2-P-.fc 
Marsu'piate,  M-Bss.p.x 
Mart,  M-^t> 
Martel'lo-Tower,  M-B2- 

T-i-T-R 

Mar'ten,  M-BJ-Tn 
Mar'-text,  M-fti-T-Kst 
Mar'tial,  Mr-SHP 
Mar'tial-law,  Mr-SHP-i 
Mar'tially,  Mr-SHli 
Mar'tin,  M-«»-Tn 
Mar'tinet,  M-flU-Nt 
Mar'tingal,  M-ffH-N-Gl 
Mar'tingale,  M-flt^N-Gl 
Mar'tinmas,  M-Bt'-N-Ms 
Martlet,  M-Bt'-^t 
Mar'tyr,  Mrtr',  Mr-Trd1, 

Mrtrl-NG 

Mar'tyrdom,  Mrtr-Di-M 
Mar'tyrize,  Mrtr-z> 
Martyrolog'ic,   Mrtr-L1- 

J-K 
Martyrolog'ical,    Mrtr  - 

Z,i-J-Kl 
Martyrol'ogist,  Mrtr-Z,1- 

Jst 

Martyrol'ogy,  Mrtr-Z^J 
Mar'vel,  Mr-Vl1,  Mr-Vldi, 

Mr-Vl»-NG 

Mar'velous,  Mr- Vis1 
Mar'velously,  Mr-Vls1-L 
Mar'velousness,  Mr- Vis1 

-Ns 

Ma'ry-bud,  M-B2-Bd 
Mascagn'in,  Ms^Kn-N 
Mas'cle,  Ml-sKl 
Mas'culate,  Ms1  K-it 
Mas'culated,  Ms-K-ii-Td 
Mas'culine,  Ms-K-inl 
Mas'culinely,    Ms-K-I,i- 

Nl 
Mas'culineness,  Ms  -  K  - 

ini-Ns 
Mash,     M-SHi,    M-Sfft1, 

M-SH'-NG 
Mash'y,  M-Sfl"1 
Mask,    Mst-K,   Msi-Kt, 

Ms^K-NG 
Masked,  Ms^Kt 
Mask'er,  Ms^Kr 
Mask'ery,  Ms-K-B1 
Mask'-house,  Ms^K-Hs 
Maslin,  Mz-in1 
Ma'son,  M!,*-N 
Mason'ic,  Ms^N-K 
Ma'sonry,  Ms-N-B» 
Maso'ra,  Ms-B3 
Masoret'ic,  Ms-«2-T-K 
Masoret'ical,  Ms-Bt«-Kl 
Mas'orite,  Ms-Bt1 
Masque,  Msi-K 
Masquerade',  Ms-Kr-D^. 

Ms-Kr-Dd2.  Ms-Kr-D«-NG 
Masquerad  er,    Ms  -  Kr  - 

Dr« 

Mass,  Msi,  Mst1,  Ms^NG 
Mas'sacre,  Ms'-Kr,  Ms1- 

Krd,  Ms>-Kr-NG 
Mas'sacrer,  Ms-Kr-B1 


MAT 

iMass'-book,  Ms'-B-K 
Mass'er,  Ms-R1 
(Masse'ter,  Ms-Tr» 
Mass'-house,  Ms'-Hs 
Mas'sicot,  MsJ-Kt 
Mass'iness,  M-S'-Ns 
Mass'ive,  Ms-V1 
Mass'iveness,    Ms-VJ-Ns 

[:Vs] 
Mass'-meeting,        Ms1  - 

Mt(-) 

Mass'-priest,  Msi-Prst 
Mass'y,  M-Si,   M-Sr1,   M- 

Ssti 
Mast,       Mst1,      Ms  -  Tdi, 

Mstf)1 

Mast'ed,  Ms-Td1 
Mas'ter,  Mstr1,  Ms-Trd1, 

Mstr(-)i 
Mas'ter-builder,  Mstr1- 

B-idr 

Mas'terdom,    Mstr-Di-M 
Mas'ter-key,  Ms-Tr'-K 
Mas'terliness,  Ms-Tri-L- 

Ns 

Mas'terly,  Ms-Tr'-i 
Mas'terpiece,  Ms-Tri-Ps 
Mas'tership,  Mstr^SH 
Mas'ter-stroke,  Ms-Tr1- 

sTr-K 

Mas'tery,  Ms-T'-B 
Mast'-head,   Ms-Ti-Hd 

[Msl-Hd] 

Mas'tic,  Ms-Ti-K 
Mas'ticable,  Ms-Tt-K-Bl 
Mas'ticate,  Ms-Ti-Kt.  Ms 

-T'-K-Td.  Ms-Ti-Kt-NG 
Mas'ticated,  ils-T^K-Td 
Mastica'tion,  JIs-T^- 

Kshn 
Mas'ticatory,    Ms-Ti-K- 

T-B 

Mas'tich,  Ms-Ti-K 
Mas'ticot,  Ms-T'-Kt 
Mas'tifiF,  Ms-Tf1 
Mastless,  Ms-T'-is 
Mast'lin,  Mz-Ln1 
Mas'todon.  Ms-T'-Dn 
Mas'toid,  Ms-Td1 
Mastol'ogy,  Ms-Tt-L-J 
Masturba'tion,    Ms-Tr*- 

Bshn 

Mast'y,  Ms-Ti 
Mat,  Mti  M-Td1,  Mt(-)» 
Mat'achm,  M-1i-SHn 
Mat'adore,  M-T!-Dr 
Match,    M-CH1,    M-CHti, 

M-CHi-NG 
Matched,  M-CHti 
Match'able,  M-CHi-Bl 
Match'er,  M-CHr1 
Matchless,  M-CHt-is 
Matchlessly,  M-cm-is- 

L 

Matchlock,  M-CH>-i-K 
Match'-maker,  M-CHL 

M-Kr 
Match'-making,  M-CH1- 

M-K-NG 
Mate,  Mt»,  M-Td«,  Mt(o« 


MAT 

Ha  'ted,  M-Td» 
Mate'less,  Mt-Ls» 
Mate'ria,  M-T^-fl  (Mt-Bs) 
Mate'rial,  Mtr-L3 
Mate'rialism,  Mtr-iz'-M 
Mate'rialist,  Mtr-ist« 
Materialis'tic,  Mtr-is'-T 

-K 
Materialis'tical,  Mtr-is8 

-T-K1 

Materiality,  Mtr-Z,i-T 
Mate'rialize,     Mtr  -  Li?, 

Mtr-izd8.  Mtr-Lz3-NG 
Mate'rially,  Mtr-Z,a 
Mate'rialness,  Mtr-i8-Ns 
Materiel',  Mi-fi^-L 
Maternal-ly,  M-Tr*-Nl 
Mater'nity,  M-Tr«-N-T 
Math,  M-TH1 
Mathemat'io,  M-THi-Mt- 

K 
Mathemat'ical-ly,     M  - 

TH^Mt-KI 
Mathemati'cian,  M-TH3- 

M-Tshu 
Mathemat'ics,   M-TH1- 

Mt-Ks 

Mathe'sis,  M-THss3 
Mat'in,  M-Tni 
Matinee',  M-T«-N 
Mat'rass,  JI-Trs1 
Mat'ress,  M-Trs1 
Mat'rice,  M-Trsi 
Mat'rices,  M-Trss1 
Matrici'dal,  Mtrs-Di-L 
Mat'ricide,  Mtrs-D1 
Matric'ulate,  M-TrS-Klt, 

M-Tr*-Kl-Td,  M-Tr»-Klt- 

NG 
Matricula'tion,  M-Tra- 

Elshn 
Matrimo'nial-ly,    Mtr*- 

M-N1 

Mat'rimony,  Mtr^M-N 
Ma'trix,  M-Tr«-Ks 
Ma'tron,  M-Trn» 
Mat'ronage,  M-TrJ-N-J 
Mat'ronal,  M-T^orS-Nl 
Mat'ronize,  M-T^-Xz 
Ma'tronly,  M-Tr2-Xl 
Mat'ter,    Mtr1,    M-Trdi, 

Mtr'-NG 

Mat'terless,  Mtr-Xs1 
Mat'tery,  Mt-«i 
Mat'ter-of-fact,  Mtr'  i  Fti 
Mat'ting,         M  -  T1  -  NG 

(Mt(-)i) 

Mat'tock,  MH-K 
Mat'tress,  M-Trsi 
Mat'urant,  M-Ti-fint  (Mt- 

finti) 
Plat'urate,    Mt-Bti,    Mt- 


Matura'tion,  Mt-Kshn« 
Mat'urative,  Mt-fit'-v 
Mature',  Mt-fia,  Mt-/jd«, 
Kt-flMfa 

Mature'ly,  Mt-JJ»-i.    See 

Immaturely. 
Mature  'ness,  iit-2£:!-X 


162 

Matures'cent,  Mt-ffs*-] 
Matu'rity,  Mt-fi*-T(-.Rt) 
Matu'tinal,  M-T3-T-N1 
Mat'utine,  M-T'-Tn 
Mat'weed,  Mt-Wd1 
Maud'lin, 
Mau'ger,  M>-Gr 
Mau'gre,  Mi-Gr 
Maul,  M-L1,  M-Ld1,  M-L1- 

NG 

Maul'-stick,  M-ist-T-K 
Maunch,  M-N-CHi 
Maund,    Mnd1,    Mn-Dd1, 

Mnd>-NG 
Maund'er,  Mndr1,  Mnd- 

Bd1,  Mndr!-NG 
Maund'erer,  Mndr-B* 
Maund'ril,  Mnd-Ri-L 
Maun'dy -Thursday, 

Mn-D'-THrz-D 
Mausole'an,  Ms-in8- 
Mausole'um,  Ms-Z.8-M 
Mau'ther,  Mdhr1 
Ma'vis,  M-Vs« 
Maw,  M1 
Mawk,  Mi-K 
Mawk'ingly,  M^-K-NGl 
Mawk'ishly,  M-K.-5H11 
Mawk'ishness,  M-K-SH1 

-Ns 

Mawks,  M:-Ks 
Mawk'y,  M!-K 
Maw'met,  Mi-Mt 
Maw'mish,  M-M-SH1 
Maw'-worm,  Mi-Wr-M 
Max'illar,  M-K-s^-B 
Max'illary,  M-K-si1-^ 
Maxil'liform,    M-K-s^3- 

T-B-M 

Maxil'liped,  M-K-si»-Pd 
Max'im,  MJ-K-sM 
Max'ima,  M1-E-8M 
Max'imum,  M'-E-sM-M 
May,  M2 

May'-apple,  M*-P1 
May'-be,  M2-B 
May'-bloom,  M2-B1-M 
May'-bug,  M=-B-G 
May'-bush,  M2-B-SH 
May'-day,  M2-D 
May'-dew,  M2-D 
May'-duke,  M2-D-E 
May'-flower,  M*-F1-B 
May'-fly,  M2-F1 
May'-game,  M2-G-M 
May'hem,  M2-H-M 
May'ing,  M«-NG 
May'-lady,  M2-i-D 
May'-lilf ,  T>V~L-L 
May'-morn,  M2-M-fln 
May'or,  M-BS 
May'oralty,  N 
May'oress,  M- 
May'-pole,  M»-P-L 
May'-queen,  M2-Ewn 
May'- weed,  M2-Wd 
Maz'agan,  Mz'-Gn 
Maz'ard,  M-Zrdi 
Maze,  Mz2,  Mzd».  Mz«-NG 
Maz'edness,  Mz-D2-Ks 


MEA 

Ma'zer,  M-Zr« 
Maz'ily,  M-Z12 
Maz'iness,  M  Z2-Ns 
Mazolog'ical,  M-zZ>-J-EI 
Mazol'ogist,  M-z/,i-Jst 
Mazol'ogy,  M-zii-J 
Ma'zy,  M-z2 
Maz'zard,  M-Zrd* 
Me,  MS 
Mead,  M-D8 
Mead'ow,  M-D* 
Mead'ow-lark,  M-D2-£- 

B-K 

Mead'ow-ore,  M-D2-B 
Mead'ow-rue,  M-D2-« 
Mead'ow-wort,  M  -  D5- 

Wrt 

Mead'owy,  M-D2 
Mea'ger,  M»-Gr 
Mea'gerly,  M-Gr-i8 
Mea'gerness,  M3-Gr-Ns 
Mea'gre,  M^-Gr 
Mea'grely,  M-Gr-Z,3 
Mea'greness,  M3-Gr-17s 
Meak,  MS.K 
Meal,  M-L« 
Meal'man,  M-X.3-Mn  ' 
Meal'time,  ai-Z3-T-M  (M- 

ita-M) 

Meal'iness,  M-£3-;Ns 
Meal'y,  M-/,3,  M-i^-B,  M- 

ist» 
Meal'y-mouthed,  M-i8- 

M-DHd 
Meal'y-mouthedness, 

M-i3-M-L>Hd-Ns 
Mean,  (o.)  Mn3,  M8-Nr, 

Mn-St» 

Mean,  (v.)  Mn3,  Mn3-NG 
Mean'der,  Mndr1,  M-N- 

Drd1,  Mndr^NG 
Mean'drian,  M-X-Dm1 
Meandri'na,  K-N-Di*-X 
Mean'drous,  M  N-Drs1 
Mean'dry,  M-N-Dr1 
Mean'ing,  Mn8-NG 
Mean'ingless,    Mn-NG8- 

Ls3 

Mean'ingly,  Mn-NG-L» 
Mean'ly,  M3-M 
Mean'ness,  Mn3-Xs 
Means,  Mnz8 
Meant,  Mnt^ 
Mean'time,  Mn-T8-M 
Mean'while,  M-N-Wl8 , 
Mear,  M-B8 
Mease,  Ms3 
Mea'sled,  M-Zld3 
Mea'sles,  M-Zlz8 
Meas'ly,  M-Zl3 
Meas'urable-y,  M-ZHr4- 

Bl 
Meas'urableness,      M  - 

ZHr2-Bl-Ns    [:Bs] 
Meas'ure,     M  ZHr",    M- 

ZHrd2,  M-ZHr2  X(T 
Meas'ureless,  M-ZHr*-i« 
Meas'urement,   M-ZHr*- 

Mnt 
Meas'urer, 


MEA 

Meat.  Mt» 
Meath,  M-TH* 
Meat'-oflering,  Mt3-Fr- 

KG 

Meat'y,  M-T8 
Mechan'ic,  M1-Kn-K 
Mechan'ical-ly,  Mi-K-N- 

El 
Mechan'icalness,  MJ-K- 

N-Kl-Ns 
Mechani'cian,     M3  -  K  - 

Nairn 

Mechanics,  M^Kn-Ks 
Mech'anism,  Ma-K-Nz-M 

[Ma-K-zM] 

Mech'anist,  M2-K-Nst 
Mech'anize,  M2-K-Nz 
Mech'anized,  M2-K-Nzd 
Mechanog'raphist,    M  - 

K-N-Gr-Fsti 
Mechanog'raphy,  M-K- 

N-Gr-Fi 

Mech'lin,  M-K-Zn2 
Mecho'acan,    M-CH«-Kn 

or  M2-K-Kn 
Mec'onate,  M2-K-Nt 
Meco'nia,  M^K-N 
Mecon'ic,  M^Kn-K 
Mec'onine,  Ma-K-Nn 
Mec'onite,  M2-K-Nt 
Meco'nium,  M2-Kn-M 
Med'al,  M-D1» 
Med'alet,  M-D2-Zt 
Medal'ic,  M-Di-Z-K 
Med'alist,  M-Dlst« 
Medal'lion,  M-D>-Zn 
Medal'urgy,  M-Di-Z-fi-J 
Med'dle,  M-D1«,  M-Dld«, 

M-D12-NG 

Med'dler,  M-D1»-R 
Med'dlesome,  M-Dl«-sM 
Med'dlesomeness,    M  - 

Dl2-sM-Ns 

Med'dlingly,  M-D1*-NG1 
Medise'val,  M-D8-V1 
Me'dial,  M-D^-L 
Me'dian,  M-Dn8 
Me'diant,  M-Dnt8 
Medias'tine,  M-Ds^Tn 
Me'diate,    M-Dt3,   M-D3' 

Td.  M-Dt(-)8 
Me'diately,  M-Dt3-Z 
Media'tion,  M-Dshn8 
Mediatiza'tion,    M  -  D"  - 

Me'diatize,  M-D»-Tz,  M- 

D3-Tzd.  M-D8-Tz-NG 
Me'diator,  M-Dtr3 
Me'diatory,  M-Dt8-K 
Mediato'rial-ly,    M-Dt2- 

Bl 
Me'diatorship,  M-Dtr3 

8H-P    [:SH] 
Me'diatress,  M-D8-Trs 
Me'diatrix,  M-D«-Tr-Ks 
Med'ic,  Mda-K 
Med'icable,  Md-K-Bl* 
Med'ical-ly,Md«-Kl 
Med'icament,    Mda-K 

Mnt 


163 

Medicament'al-ly,  Md- 

K-Mnt-I,»    [:Mnt] 
Med'icaster,  Md^-Kstr 
Med'icate,  Md^-Kt,  Md- 

K-Td»  Md«-Kt-NG 
Medica'tion,  Mda-Kshn 
Med'icative,  Md-Kt-V» 
Medic'inable,   M-Ds*N- 

Bl 

Medic'inal,  M-Ds'-Nl 
Med'icine,  Mds^-N 
Medie'val,  M-D8-V1 
Me'diocral,  M-D^-Kr-L 
Me'diocre,  M-D8-Kr 
Medioe'rity,  M-Di-Kr-T 
Meditate,  Md-Tt2,  Md- 

T2-Td,  Md-Tt(-)2 
Medita'tion,  Md-Tshn« 
Med'tative,  Md-T«-Tv 
Med'itativeness,  Md-T«- 

Tv-Ns 
Mediterra'nean,  Md-Tr2- 

Nn 
Mediterra'neous,    Md  - 

Tr2-Ns 
Me'dium,  M-D»-M    (Md8- 

M) 

Med'lar,  M-D12-B 
Med'ley,  M-D2-i 
Medul'lar,  M-D2-i-R 
Med'ulary,  M-D2-L-/J 
Medul'line,  M-D=-/,n 
Medu'sa,  M-D^-S 
Medu'sian,  M-Ds8-N 
Meech,  M-CH» 
Meech'ing,  M-CH3-NG 
Meed,  M-D3 
Meek,  M3-K,  M3-Kr,  M3- 

Kst 

Meek'en,  M3-Kn 
Meek'-eyed,  M3-K-I-D 
Meek'ly,  Ma-Kl 
Meek'ness,  M3-K-N8 
Meer,  M-R3 
Meer'echavun,  M-K8-8H- 

M 

Meet,  Mt3,  Mto» 
Meet'en,  M-Tn3 
Meet'er,  Mtr3 
Meet'ing,  Mto3 
Meet'ing-house,    Mt(-)3 

IHsi 

Meet'ly,  Mt-L3 
Meet'ness,  Mt3-Ns 
Meg'acosm,  Ma-G-K-zM 
Megale'sian,  M-G-£zhn: 
Megalon'yx,  M-G-L^-Ks 
Meg'alosaur,  M-G-Lsa-R 
Megaloaau'rus,  M-G-Ls1- 

Ka 
Megathe'rium,  M-G-TH8 

-R-M 

Me'grim,  M«-Gr-M 
Mei'osis,  Mss1 
Mei'onite,  M-N-T» 
Me'lam,  M-L»-M 
Melan'agogue,  M-Zn'-G 

G 
Mel'ancholic,  M1»-N-K1- 

X. 


MEL 

Mel'ancholiness, 


Mel'ancholily,  Ml-N-Kl- 

i2 

Mel'ancholy,  >ri2-N-Kl 
Mel'ancholize,    Ml*  -  N- 

Klz 

Melange',  M-i'-X-ZH 
Mel'anite,  M-/,2-Nt 
Melanit'ic,  M-i3-Nt-K 
Melee',  M-i2 
Melic'erous,  M-Ls^-Ba 
Mel'ilite,  M-L--it 
Mel'ilot,  M-Z--z,t 
Mel'iorate,  M-/,3-.fft,  M- 

Z,s-fl-Xd.  M-X8-«t-KG 
Meliora'tion,  M-/,2-Hshn 
Mel'late,  M-zt2 
Mel'lic,  M-z2-K 
Melliferous,  M-L'-Frs 
Melllf'iC,  M-/,a-F-K 
Melliflca'tion,     M-L«-F- 

Kshn 
Mellifluence,   M-X!-F1- 

Ns 

Mellifluent,  M-Z3-Fl-Nt 
Mellifluently,  M-i^-Fl- 

Nt-L 

Mellifluous,  M-L8-Fls 
Mellif  luously,  M-Z,3-Fls- 

L, 

Mellig'enous,  M-i3-J-Ns 
Melli'go,  M-ii-G 
Mellil'oquent,     Hl-£8- 

Kwnt 

Mel'lit,  M-ita 
Mel'litate,  M-i«-Tt 
Mel'lite,  M-Lt2 
Mellit'ic,  M-/,3-T-K 
Mel'low,  M-ZS,  M-ZS-D, 

M-Z2-NG 

Mellowly,  M-z2  z 
Mel'lowness,  M-z*-Ns 
Mel'low-toned,    M  -  z«- 

Tnd 

Mel'lowy,  M-Z2 
Melocotoon',  M-Z'-K-Tn 
Melo'deon,  M-Zs-Dn 
Melo'dious,  M-Z2-Ds 
Melo'diously,     M-Z2-D- 

sZ 
JMelo'diousness,    M-Z*- 

Ds-Ns 

Mel'odist,  M-Z«-Dst 
Mel'odize,  M-Z2-Dz,   M- 

Z2-Dzd,  M-Z2-Dz-NG 
Melodra'ma,    M  -  Z2or»- 

Dr-M 
Melodramat'ic,   M-Z1- 

Dr-Mt-K 
Melodram'atist,  M-Z^- 

Dr-M-Tst 

Mel'odrame,  M-Z2-Dr-M 
Mel'ody,  M-Z«-D 
Me'loe,  M-Z3 
Mel'on,  M-Zn« 
Melo'sis,  M-Zss* 
Melpom'ene,  M-Zi-P  M- 

N 

Mel'rose, 


MEL 

Melt,  M-Lt*,  M-i*-Td,  M- 

it*-NO 

Melt'er,  M-Ltr« 
Melt'ingly,  M-it*-NGl 
Melt'ingness,  M-Lt*-NG- 

Ns 

Member,  M-M-Br*   [M»] 
Mem'bered,  M-M-Brd» 
Mem'bership,  M-M-Br2- 

SH-P    [M2;SHJ 
Mem'brane,  M-M-Brn* 


164 

Me'nial,  M-N-L* 
Men'ilite,  M-N-Zt» 
Menin'ges,  Mn-N-Jz8 
Menis'cal,  M3-Ns-Kl 
Menis'coid,  M-Ns-K-D8 
Menis'cus,  M'-Ns-Ks 
Men'iver,  M-N-V2-R 
Men'nonists,  Mn-N-Stsa 
Men'nonites,  Mn-N-Ts2 
Menolo'gium,  M-N-Z,S-J- 
M 


Membrana'ceous,  M-M-  Menol'ogy,  M-N1-.P 
Br2-N-SHs  Men'OW,  M*-N 

Membra'neous,  M-M  -  Men'sal,  M-Ns-L* 
Br-S-Ns  Men'ses,  M2->'sz 

Membraniferous,  M-M-  Men'strual,   M-N-sTra-L 
Br»-N-F-.R8  I     [Mns-T3-L] 

Membra'niform,    M-M-  Men'struant,  M-N-sTrnt2 


Br2-N-F(-R-M) 
Membranol'ogy,    M-M- 

Bri-Xl-J 
Mem'branous,  M-M-Br2- 

Ns 

Memen'to,  M-M-N-T2 
Mem'non,  M2-M-Nn 
Mem'orist, 


[Mns-Tnt2] 
Men'struate,    M-N-sTr«- 


T,     M-N-sTrS-Td,    M-N- 
8Tr»-T-NG     [Mns-Tt2, 
Mn8-T2'Td,  Mns-Tt(-)2] 
Menstrua'tion,     M  -  N  - 
sTrshn2     [Mns-Tshn2] 


Memorabil'ia,M-M-B3-B!    8 


Men'struous,  M-N-sTr2- 


-L 


Memorabil'ity,  M-M-B^-     M    [Mns-T2-M] 


Men'struum,  M-N-sTrs- 


Mensurabil'ity,    M  -  N  - 


HER 

Mt  r'chantable, 

CHiit2-B(-L) 
Mer'chant-man, 

CHnt^tMnl 
Mer'chant-men, 

CHnt2  :  Mn* 
Mer'c  h  ant-tailor, 

CHnt=-T-i-R 


Mt 
Mr 


Mr- 
Mr- 


Mer'ciful-ly,  Mr-S«-Fl 
Mer'cifulness,  Mr-S«-Fl- 

Ns    [:Fs] 
Mer'cify,  Mrs-F* 
Mer'ciless,  Mrs-isa 
Mer'cilessly,  Mrs- 
Mer'cilessness,  Mrs 

Ns 
Mercu'rial-ly,    Mr 


K  • 


Mercu'rialist,  Mr-K-filst» 

Mercu'rialize,     Mr  -  K  - 

Rlz*,  Mr-K-.Rlzd3,  Mr-K- 

Mer'curied,  Mr-K-fld* 
Mercuriflca'tion,  Mr-K- 


B-i-T  (nr-Lt) 
Mem'orable-y,  M-M-/£2-i    8Hr»-Bl-T  (-Bit) 

Bl  Men'surable-y,     M  -  N  -  Mere'ly, 

Memoran'da,  M-M-^-N-     8Hr2-Bl 

D    [M-M-Di]  Men'sural,  M-N-8Hr2-L 


Mercu'rify,  Mr-K-fis-F 
Mer'cury,  Mr2-Kr 
Mer'cy,  Mr-S2 
Mer'cy-seat,  Mr-Ss2-T 
Merd,  Mrd2 
Mere,  Mr3 


Meretri'cious,   Mr  -  Tr3  • 
SHs 


Memoran'dum,    M-M  -  Men'surate,  M-N-SHrts    Meretri'ciously,  Mr-Tr?- 


[M-Mi]  Mensura'tion, 

Mem'orate,  M-M-Kt2        I     SHrshn* 
Mem'orative,  M-M-Kt2-  Ment,  Mnt« 


M  -  N  -      BB.B-L 


. 

Meretri'ciousness,   Mr- 
' 


Memo'rial,  M-M-fll* 


|  Men'tal,  M-N-T*-L(orMnt  Mergan'ser,  Mr-Gns-K> 


Memo'rialist, 
Rlst* 


-i2) 


M-M-  Men'tally,    M-N-T2-Z(or 
Mnt-Z,2) 


Merge,  M-.R2-J,  M-.R2-Jd, 
Mer'ger,  Mr-Jr2 


memo  riaiize,  .u-.m-.Kiz-, 

jju.en  lion,  ai'-TNsnn,  M-^- 
SHnd2,  M«-Nshn-NG 

meria  lan,  M-w^-un 
Merid'ional-ly,  M-fl3-D- 

NG 

Men'tionable,   M-Nshn- 

Nl 

Mem'orize,  M-M-/Zz«,  M- 

B«-L 

Meridional'ity,  M-fli-D- 

M-/Jzds,  M-M-Kz*-NG 

Men'tor,  Mntr* 

Nl-T 

Memor'iter,  M-M-fitri 

Mento'rial,  Mn-T2-fil 

Mer'ils,  M-filz2 

Mem'ory,  M-M-/?2 
Mem'phian,  M-M-Fn* 

Men'opome,  M-N-pz-M 
Mephit'ic,  M-F^-T-K 

Meringue'  (ina-ring'),  M- 

Men,  Mn« 

Mephit'ical,  M-Ft3-Kl 

Meri'no,  M-ffs.jf 

Men'ace,  M2-Ns,  M2-Nst, 

Mephi'tis,  M-Fi-Ts 

Mer'it,  M-£t2,   M-/?2.Td, 

M2  Ns-NG 
Men'acer,  M-Ns-R« 

Meph'itism,  M-F2-T-zM 
Mera'cious,  M-^2-SHs 

Mer'itable,  M-Kt2-Bl 

Men'aoingly,  M-Ns-XG-  Mer'cable,  Mr-K-B12 

Merito'rious,  ^i-R--T-Ra 

Menage',  Mn-ZH> 

Mercantile,  Mr-K-Nt-L" 
Mei^cenarially,    Mrs-N- 

Merito'riously,  M-^2-T- 
R-KL 

Menag'erie,  Mn-ZHi-B 
Men'agogue,  M2-N-G-G 

Mei^cenariness,  Mrs-N- 

Merito'riousness,  M-JZ»- 
T-fis-Ns 

Mend,     Mnd*,   Mn-Dd2, 

R3-'S8 

Mer'itot,  M-B2-Tt 

Mnd2-XG                          Mer'cenary.  Mrs-N-7?2 

Merk,  Mr2-K 

Mend'able,  Mnd-B=-L        Mer'cer.  Mrs-R2 

Merle,  M-^l2 

Menda'cious,  Mnd-SHs« 

Mer'cership,  Mrs-R2-,Sff- 

Mer'lin,  M-flln« 

Mendac'ity,  Mn-Ds'-T 

P    [SSH] 

Mer'lon,  M-filn» 

Men'der,  Mndr2 
Men'dicancy,    Mnd-Kn- 

Mer'ceryt  Mrs-B« 
Mer'chandise,   Mr-CH2- 

Mer'maid,  Mr2-Md 
Mer'man,  Mr2-Mn 

Mend'icant,  Mnd2-Knt 

N-Dz,    Mr-CH2-N-Dzd, 
Mr-CH«-N-Dz-NG  (or  Mr 

Me'rops,  M-Ji3-Pg 
Mer'rily,  M-.R12 

Mendic'ity,  Mn-Ds3-T 
Menba'den,  Mu-H-Cn* 

.  -CHnd2-Z,  etc.) 
Mer'chaut,  Mr-CHnt« 

Mer'rimake,  M-JZ2-M-K 
Mer'riment,  M-£i-Mnt 

HER 

Mer'riness,  M-fi2-Ns 
Mer'ry,  M-.R2,  M-7?2-.R,  M 

Mer'ry-andrew,  M-.R2 

N-Dr 
Mer'ry-making,  M-fi2 

M-E-NG 
Merry-thought,  M  -  R* 

THt 

Mer'sion,  M-Bshn2 
Merul'idans,  M-fll»-Dns 
Mesdames',  M-D^M 
Meseemed',  Ms3-Md 
Meseems',  Ms3-Mz 
Mesenter'ic,  Ms2-Ntr-E 
Mes'entery,  Ms-N-T2-.R 
Mesera'ic,  Ms-.K2-E 
Mesh,  M-SH2,  M-£fft2,  M- 

SH2-NG 

Mesh'y,  M-SJ32 
Me'sial,  M-ZH1« 
Mes'lin,  Mz-Zn2 
Mesmer'ic,  Mz-M-^-E 
Mesmer'ical,    Mz-M-fi2- 

El 
Mes'merism,    Mz-M-fi2- 

zM 

Mes'merist,  Mz-M-«st2 
Mesmeriza'tion,  Mz-M- 

Mes'merize, 

Mz-M-fizd2,     Mz-M-fiz2- 

NG  ' 
Mes'merizer, 

Zr 

Mesne,  Mn» 
Mes'ocolon,  Mz-E-Zn* 
Mes'olabe,  Ms^   " 
Mes'ole,  Ms-z« 
Mes'olite,  Ms-J 
Mes'osperm,    M-Ss2-Pr- 

M 
Mesotho'rax,  M-S^THr- 

Es 

Mes'otype,  Ms-T*-P 
Mess,  Ms2,  Mst2,  Ms«-NG 
Mes'sage,  Ms-J2 
Mes'sager,  Ms-Jr2 
Mes'senger,  Ms-N-Jr2 
Messi'ah,  M-S1 
Messi'ahship,   M-S'-/SH- 

P    [:SH] 

Mesian'ic,  M-S^N-E 
Messi'as,  M-Ssi 
Mes'sieurs,  Ms-Bs2 
Mess'mate,  Ms2-Mt 
Mes'suage,  Ms-W2-J 
Mestee',  Ms-T» 
Mesti'zo,  Ms-TS-Z 
Mesym'nicum,  Mss-M-N 

-E-M 
Met,  Mt» 

Metab'asis,  M-TJ-Bss 
Metab'ola,  M-T»-B1 
Metabo'lian,  M-T2-B-Zn 
Metacar'pal,  Mt-Er-Pl» 
Metacarpus,  Mt-Er-Ps1 
Metach'ronism, 

Nz-M 
Met'acism,  M-T«-szM 


165 


MET 


Met'age,  Mt-J3 

Met'atome,  Mt-T^-M 

Metagram'matism,  Mt1 

Mete,  Mts,  M-Tds,  Mtcjs 

Gr-Mtz-M 

Metemp'sychose,    Mt»- 

Met'al,  Mt-xa 

Ms-Ez 

Metalep'sis,  Mt-Z2-Pss 
Metalep'tic,  Mt-Z,»-Pt-K 

Metemsycho'sis,  Mt-Ms 
-Kss 

Metalep'tical,  Mt-J^Pt 

Metemto'sis,  Mt-M-Tss« 

El 

Me'teor,  M-l'3-ii  (or  Mt- 

Metal'lic,  Mt-ii-K 

K3) 

Metalliferous,   Mt-i8- 

Meteor'ic,  Mt-«i-K 

Frs 

Me'teorite,  Mt-«3-T 

Metal'liform,      Mt-XJ-F 

Meteor'olite,  Mt-fti-zt 

J-K-M) 

Meteorolog'ic,  Mt-/ei-z- 

Met'alline,  Mt-Zn2 

J-E 

Met'allist,  Mt-Z,st* 

Meteorolog'ical,  Mt-ie1- 

Metalliza'tion,Mt-£zsftn2 

Z-J-K1 

Met'allize,   Mt-Xz«     Mt- 

Meteorol'ogist,    Mt-S'- 

Zzds.  Mt-iz2-NG 

Z-Jst 

Metallog'raphy,  Mt-Z1- 

Meteorol'ogy,  Mt-/f'-Z-J 

Gr-F 

Meteor'omancy,  Mt-R1- 

Met'alloid,  Mt-Z2-D 

Mn-S 

Metallur'gic,  Mt-ia-JZ-J- 

Meteor'oscope,  Mt-fls1- 

E 

E-P 

Metallurgical,  Mt-za-fi- 

Meteoros'copy,   Mt-fis1- 

J-Kl 

E-P 

Met'allurgist,    Mt-Z«-fi- 

Mete'orous,  Mt-JZs3 

Jst 

Me'ter,  Mtr« 

Met'allurgy,  Mt-z«  R-J 

Metheg'lin,  M-TH2-Gln 

Met'al-man,  Mt-z^-Mn 

Methinks',  M-TH3-NG-Es 

Metamor'phic,  Mt-M-fli 

[M-THs*] 

-F-E 

Meth'od,  M-THds 

Metamor'phism,  Mt-M- 

Method'ic,  M-TH'-D-K 

R'-Fz-M 

Method'ical-ly,  M-THdi 

Metamorphose,   Mt-M- 

-El 

fil-Fz,  Mt-M-fii-Fzd,  Mt- 

Meth'odism,     M-TH^-D- 

M-.R'-Fz-NG 

zM 

Metamor'phoser,  Mt-M- 

Meth'odist,  M-TH'-Dst 

JS»-Fz-B 

(-THdst) 

Metamorphosic,  Mt-M- 

Methodist'ic,  M-TH^-Dst 

Ki-Fz-E 

-E 

Metamor'phosis,  Mt-M- 

5Iethodist'ical-ly,     M  - 

Ri-Fss 

THS-Ds-Kl 

Metamorphos'tical,  Mt- 

Meth'odize,    M-TH=-Dz, 

M-fti-Fs-T-Kl 

M-TH2-Dzd,     M-TR2-Dz- 

Met'aphor,  Mt-Fr* 
Metaphor'ic,  Mt-F»-K-K 

NG 
Meth'odizer,    M  -  THd2  - 

Metaphor'ical-ly,  Mt-Fi 

Zr 

-B-E1 

Methought',  M-THU 

Wet'aphorist,  Mt-F«-fist 

ttet'ic,  Mt^-E 

Met'aphrase,  Mt-Frz« 

Met'oche,  Mt«-E 

Metaph'rasis,  Mt-Frss' 

Meton'ic,  M-T^-N-E 

Met'aphrast,  Mt-Frst« 

Metonym'ic,   M-T3-N-M- 

Metaphras'tic,  Mt-Frs1- 

E 

T-E 

Sletonym'ical-ly,  M-T3- 

Metaphrast'ical,      Mt  - 

N-M-E1 

Frs!-T-El 

tfeton'ymy,  M-T'-N-M 

Metaphys'ic,  Mt-Fz^-E 

Het'ope,  M-T2-P 

Metaphys'ical-ly,    Mt  - 

ttetopos'copist,  M-T1-?- 

Fzs-El 

sE-Pst 

Metaphysi'cian,       Mt  - 

Metopos'copy,    M-T^-P- 

FzsAn3 

sE-P 

Metaphys'ics,    Mt  -  Fz^  - 

Me'tre,  Mtr3 

Ks 

Met'ric,  Mtr«-K 

tfet'aplasm,  Mt-Pl«-zM 

ttet'rical-ly,  Mtr*-El 

tfetas'tasis,  M-Ts'-Tss 

tfetrol'ogy,  Mtr-Z!-J 

VIetatar'sal,  Mt-TrJ-sIj 

tfet'ronome,  M-Tr«-N-M 

Metatar'sus,  Mt-Trss1 

ffetron'omy,  M-Tr'-N-M 

Metath'esis,  Mt-THss1 

ffietrop'olis,  Mtr-Plsi 

Metatho'rax,  M-T2.THr- 

Metropol'itan,    Mtr-Pl1 

Es 

Tn 

MET 

Metrop'olite,  Mtr-Plti 
Metropol'itic,  Mtr-Pl'-T- 

K 
Metropolit'ical,      Mtr  - 

PU3-K1 

Met'  tie,  Mt-Z,* 
Met'tled,  Mt-id« 
Met'tlesome,  Mt-Z/s2-M 
Met'tlesomely,  Mt  -  Lss- 

M-L 
Met'tlesomeness,     Mt  - 

Z-sS-M-Ns 

Mew,  M3,  M-D3.  M3-NG 

Mewl,    M-L»,    M-Ld3,   M- 

IANG 
Mewl'er, 
Mews,  Mz« 
Mex'ican, 


Mez'zanine,  Mz^-Nn 
Mez'zo,  M-T2-S 
Mez'zo-rilie'vo,  M-T«-S- 

m-v 
Mez'zo-sopra'no,    M-T«- 

Ss-Pr-N 

Mez'zotint,  M-Tz*-Tnt 
Mezzotin'to,  M-Tz3-T-N- 

T 

Mi-fmC'),  MS 
Mi'asm,  Mz!-M 
Mias'mn,  Mz]-M 
Mias'mal,  Mz-M-Li 
Miasmat'ic,  Mzi-Mt-K 
Miasmat'ical,  Mz'-Mt-Kl 
Miaul',  M-Li,  M-Ldi.  M- 

L»-NG 

Mi'ca,  Mi-K 
Mica'ceous,  M-K-SHs* 
Mic'arel,  M-K-.R13 
Mi'ca-schist,  Mi-K-SHst 
Mi'ca-slate,  Mi-K-sZt 
Mice,  Msi 

Mich'aelmas,  M^-Ki-Ms 
Mick'le,  M3-K1 
Mi'co,  M'-K 

Mi'crocosm,  Mi-Kr-K-zM 
Microcos'mic.  M!-Kr-K- 

zM-K 
Microcos'mical,  Mi-Kr- 

K-zM-Kl 
Microcosmog'raphy,  M 

-Kr-K-zM-Gr-Fi 
Microcoust'ie,  M-Kr-Ks- 

T'or^-K 
Microg'raphy,  M-Kr-Gr- 

Fi 

Microm'eter,  Mi-Kr-Mtr 
Micromet'rical,    M»-Kr- 

Mtr-Kl 

Mi'croscope,  M-Frs-K-Pi 
Microscopic.    M-Krs-K- 

pi-K 
Microscop'ical,    M-Krs- 

K-Pi-Kl 
Micros'copy,    M-Krs-K- 

Pi 

Mid,  M-D3  (or  Md«) 
Mi'da,  M-Di 
Mid'-age,  Md»-  J 
Mid'-air,  M-D3-E 


166 

Mid'-course,  Md»-Krs 
Mid'day,  M-D3-D 
Mid'dle,  M-Dia 
Mid'dle-aged,  M-DP-Jd 
Mid'dle-deck,  M-D13-D- 

E 
Mid'dle-ground,  M-D13- 

Grnd 

Mid'dle-man,  M-DP-Mn 
Mid'dlemost,  Jl-Dl«-Mst 
Mid'dling,  M-DF-NG 
Mid'dlingly,  M-D1»-NG1 
Midge,  M-J3 
Mid'-heaven,  Md'-Vn 
Mid'land,  Md-Lnd« 
Mid'-life,  UW-L-F 
Mid'most,  Md3-Mst 
Mid'night,  Md3-Nt 
Mid'rib,  Md-fi»-B 
Mid'riflF,  Md-«f3 
Mid'-shipman,  Md-S£fs. 

P-Mn 

Mid'ships,  Md-5//3-Ps 
Midst,  M-Dst3  (o?-  MdstS) 
Mid'-stream,  Md^-sTr-M 
Mid'summer,  Mds»-Mr 
Mid  wSV,  Md-W3 
Mid'wife,  Md-wF3 
Mid'wifery.  Md-wF3-7J 
Mid'winter,  M-D»-Wntr 
Mid'wives,  Md-wVz» 
Mien,  Mn3 
Miff,  M-F3 
Might,  Mti 
Might'ily,  M-Ti-JC, 
Might'iness,  M-T'-Ns 
Might'y,  M-Ti 
Mignonette',  Mn-N-T^ 
Mi'grate,   Mi-Grt,  M-Gr- 

Tdi.  Mi-Grt-NG 
Migra'tion,  M2-Grshn 
Mi'gratory,  M-Gr-T»-B 
Mil'age,  H-£i-J 
Milch,  M-i»-CH 
Mild,  M-Ldi,  M-idr',  M- 

Z'-Dst  (or  M-//dst') 
Mil'dew,   M-ZAD.   M-I,3- 

Dd,  M-^S.D.NG 
Mild'ly,  M-/,di-L 
Mild'ness,  M-^d'-Ns 
Mile,  M-Li 
Mile'age,  M-i'-J 
Mile'-post,  M-L'-Pst 
Mile'-stoue,  M-is:-Tn 
Mil'foil,  M-L3-F-L 
Mil'iary,  M-i3-B 
Mil'itant,  M-L3-Tnt 
Mil'itarily,  M-Lt3-fll 
Mil'itary,  M-L&-R 
Mil'itate,  M-X,3-Tt,  M-X.3- 

T-Td.  M-^a.TtC) 
Mili'tia,  U-L*-SH 
Mili'tia-man,    M-Z8-SH- 

Mn 
Milk,  M-^s-K,  M-Z,8-K-T, 

M-/,»-K-NG 
Milk'er,  M-L«-Kr 
Milk'iness,  M- 
Milk'-livered, 

i-Vrd 


MIX 

Milk'maid,  M-Z3-K-Md 
Milk'man.  M-Z8-K-Mn 
Milk'-porridge,  M-Z8-K- 

P-fi-J 
Milk'-sickness,  M-ZS-K 

sK-Xs 
Milk'-pottage,   M-Z3-K- 

Pt-J 

Miik'sop,  M-Z8-Ks-P 
Milk'tooth,      M-Za-K-T- 

TH 

Milk'-tree,  M-Z3-K-Tr 
Milk'-weed,  M-za-K-wD 
Milk'y,  M-ZS-K 
Milk'y-way,  M-Z3-K-W 
Mill,  M-L3,  M-Ld3,  M-L»- 

NG 

Mill'-dam,  M-Z3-D-M 
Mill'ed,  M-Ld3 
Millena'rian,  M-Zn2-Kn 
Millana'rianism,  M-Zn*- 

Mil'lenary,  M-Zn3-K 
Millennial,  M-Z^-Nl 
Millen'nialist,  M-Z^-Nlst 
Millen'nium,  M-Zn2-M 
Mil'leped,  M-Z3-P-D 
Mil'lepore,  M-Z»-Pr 
Mil'leporite,  M-Z3-Pr-T 
Mill'er,  M-Z3-B 
Mill'er's-thumb,   M-Z»- 

flz-TH-M 

Millesimal,  M-Zs^-Ml 
Mil'let,  M-Zt3 
Mil'ligram,  M-Z3-Gr-M 
Milligramme',  M-Z^Gr- 

M 
Millillter  or  Mil'liliter, 

Ml-Ztr* 
Millim'eter   or    Mil'li 

meter,  Ml«-Mtr 
Millime'tre,  Ml^-Mtr 
Milliner,  M-Z3-Nr 
Mil'linery,  W.-Ln*-R 
Milling,  M-L'-NG 
Million,  M-Zn3 
Millionaire,  M-Zn8-B 
Milllonary,  M-Zn«-.R 
Millionth,  M-Z3-N-TH 
Mill'-pond,  M-Z3-Pnd 
Mill'-race,  M-ZS-fis 
Mill'rea,  M-Z3-fi 
Mill'ree,  M-Z3-fi 
Mill'reis,  M-Z».fis 
Mill'stone,  M-Zs3-Tn 
Mill'-tail,  M-Z3-T-L 
Mill'wright,  M-Z3-fit 
Milt,  M-Lt3 
Mime,  M!-M 
Mimetic,  M*-Mt-K 
Mimetlcal,  M2-Mt-Kl 
Mimic,  MS-M-K,  M3-M- 

Kt,  M3-M-K-NG 
Mimlcal,  M»-M-K1 
Mimlcker,  M3-M-Kr 
Mimicry,  M8-M-Kr 
Mimo'sa,  M-M-8* 
Mi'na,  M^N 
Mina'ceous,  M-N-SHs> 
Minac'ity,  M-Ns-H 


HUT 

Min'aret,  M-Nr-T* 
Min'atory,  Mn-T«-K 
Mince,  Mus*  M3-Nst,  M«- 

Ns-NG 

Mince'-meat,  Mns'-Mt 
Mince'-pie,  Mns3-P 
Min'cingly,  Mns-NG-LS 
Mind,      Mud1,    Mn  -  Ddi 

Mndi-NG 

Mind'ed,  Mn-Dd' 
Mind'ful,  Mnd-Fi-L 
Mind'fully,  Mnd-F'-Z 
Mind'fulness,  Mnd-Fi- 

L-Ns     [Mnd'IFs] 
Mine,    Mni,  Mndi,   Mn»- 

NG 

Min'er,  M'-Nr 
Min'neral,  M-Nr-L3 
Min'eralist,  M-Nr-Lst3 
Mineraliza'tion,    M-Nr- 

Lzsftns 
Min'eralize,  M-Nr-Lz3, 

M-Nr-Lzd3,  M-Nr-Lz3-NG 
Min'eralizer,     M-Nr-L3- 

Zr 
Mineralog'ical,   M  -  Nr  - 

ZJ-J-Kl 
Mineral'ogist    v  TJV  r' 

Jst 

Mineral'ogy,  M-Nr-JW-J 
Miner'va,  M-Nr-V« 
Min'ever,  M-N-V3-R 
Min'gle,  M3-NG-G1,   M«- 

NG-Gld,      M3-NG-G1-NG 

[M3-NG1.    M3-NGld,   M3- 

NG1-NG] 
Min'gler,  M-NG-Gl-BS 

JM-NGl-R3] 
Min'iate,   M-N-T3,  M-N- 

Td3.  M-N-TS-NG 
Min'iature,  M3-Ntr 
Min'iken,  M3-N-Kn 
Min'im,  Mn3-M 
Min'ima,  Mn3-M 
Min'imize,  Mn3-Mz,  Mn» 

-Mzd,  MuS-Mz-NQ 
Min'imum,  Mn3-M-M 
Min'ing,  Mni-NG 
Min'ion,  Mn3-N 
Min'ion-like,  Mn»-N-X,-K 
Min'ionly,  Mn-N-Z,» 
Min'ister,  MS-Nstr,  M-Ns- 

T3-Rd,  M»-NstrC) 
Ministe'rial,  M-Ns-TS-jRl 
Min'istral,  M  -  N  -  8Tr«-  L 

[Mns-T3-Ll 
Min'istrant,   M-N-sTrnt* 

[Mns-Tnt3] 
Ministra'tion,        M  -  N  - 

sTrshnS    [Mns-Tshn2] 
Min'istry,        M  -  N  -  sTr8 

[Mns-T3] 

Min'ium,  M»-N-M 
Min'iver,  M-N-V»-B 
Mink,  M3-NG-K 
Min'ne-singer,  M»-NB- 

NGr 

Min'now,  M8-K 
Mi'nor,  M»-Nr 
Mi'norite,  M-Nr-Ti 


167 

Minor'ity,  M-Nr-T' 
Min'otaur,  M-N-T3-R 
Min'ster,  M^-Nstr 
Min'strel,      M-N-sTrs-L 

[Mns-TS-L] 
Min'strelsy,  M-N-sTr3-i- 

8    [Mn8-Ta-Z-S] 
Mint,  Mnt3,  Mn-Td3,  Mnts 

-NG 

Mint'age,  Mnt-js 
Mint'er,  Mntr3 
Mint'-man,  Mnt3-Mn 
Mint'-master,  Mnt3-Mstr 
Min'uend,  M3-N-Nd 
Min'uet,  M-N-T3 
Mi'nus,  AH-Ns 
Minute',  M-N-T» 
Min'ute,  Mn-T3,  Mn-Td3, 
n-Ta-NG.      See   Month, 
which  word  would  conflict 
with  Minute   if   the   latter 
were  written  M-N-T 
Min'ute-book,  Mn-T3-B- 

K 
Min'ute -glass,    Mn  -  T3  - 

Gls 

Min'ute-gun,  Mn-T3-Gn 
"  Tin'ute-nand,   Mn  -  T3  - 

End 

Minute'ly,  M-N-T3-i 
Min'ute-man,  Mn-T3-Mn 
Minute'ness,  M-N-T3-Ns 
Minu'tia,  M-N-SH3 
Minu'tiee,  M-N-SH3 
Minx,  M3-NG-Ks 
Min'y,  M'-N 
Mi'ocene,  Ms^N 
Mir'acle,  M-«3-Kl 
Mirac'ulous,  M-^i-Kls 
Mirac'ulously,  M-fi'-Kl- 

mL 

Mirador7,  M-fli-Dr 
Mirage',  M-JJi-ZH 
Mire,  M-R>,  M-Rd»,  M- RI- 
NG 

Miriricent,  M-fi3-Fs-Nt 
Mir'iness,  M-JZ^Ns 
Mirk,  Mr2-K 
Mirk'y,  Mr"-K 
Mir'ror,  M-R*-fl,  M-JZ3-72- 

D,  M-fi»-fi-NG 
Mirth,  M-fiz-TH 
Mirth'ful-ly,    M-fi2-TH- 

Fl 
Mirth'fulness,  M-K«-TH- 

Fl-Nh    [:Fn] 

Mirtk'less,  M-B2-TH-Z8 
Mir'y,  M-fii 
Mir'za,  M-Rt-Z 
Misaccepta'tion,  Ms-Ks- 

P»-Tshn 
Misadvent'ure,  Ms-Dv*- 

Ntr 
Misadvent'urous,    Ms  - 

Dv2-Ntr-8 
Misatfect'ed,  Ms  -  F2-  K  - 

Td 

Misafflrm',  Ms-F«-R-M 
Misaimed',  Ms2-Md 
Misallege',  M&-L--J 


MIS 

Misalli'ance,  Ms-i'-Ns 
Misallied',  MS-J!,I-D 
Misallot'ment,     Ms-Lt1- 

Mnt 
Mis'anthrope,          Mg- 

Nthr-pa 
Misan'thropist,        Ms  - 

Nthr-Psti 
Misanthrop'ic,         Ms  - 

Nthr-P'-K 
Misanthrop'ical,      Ms 

Nthr-P'-Kl 
Misan'thropy,   Ms-Nthr- 

pi 
Misapplication,  M-sPl«- 

Kshu 
Misapply',    M-sPi',     M- 

sPld',  M-sPl'-XG 
Misappre'ciated,  Ms-Pi» 

-SW-Td 
Misapprehend',  ISIs-Pr- 

Hnd.  Ms-Pr^-Hn-Dd,  Ms- 

PrS-Hnd-NG 
Misapprehen'sion,    Ms- 

Pr2-Nshn 
Misapprehen'sively, 

Ms-Pi-s-Ns-V-/, 
Misappropria'tion,  Ms- 

Pr^-Prshn 

Misarrange',  Ms-Kn^-J 
Misarrange'ment,    Ms  - 

Rn2-J-Mnt 

Misascribe',  Ms-SJ-Kr-B 
Misassign',  Ms-Su1 
Misattend',  Ms-Tnd= 
Misbecome',  Ms-B2-K-M 

[Ms-B2-K] 

Misbegot',  Ms-B^Gt 
Misbegot'ten,   Ms-B'-G- 

Tu 
Misbehave',  Ms-B^-v,  Ms 

-B2-vd.  MS-B^-V-NG 

Misbehav'ior,    Ms-B2-V- 

R 

Misbelief,  Ms-Blf3 
Misbeliev'er,  Ms-Blv3-R 
Misbestow',  Ms-Bs'^-T 
Mis'born,  Ms-B3-«n 
Miscal'culate.    M'-sKl- 

Klt.    M-sKl-K'l-Td'.    M»- 

sKl-Klt-NG     [Msi-K-Klt, 

etc.J 
Miscalcula'tion,  M-sKl- 

Klshn     [Ms2-K-Klshn] 
Miscall',  Ms-K-LJ,  Ms-K- 

Ldi.  Ms-K-Li-NG 
Miscar'riage,  Ms-K-K'-J 
Miscar'ry,  Ms-K-fi1.  Ms- 

K-fid'.  Ms-K-K!-NG 
Miscast',    Msi-Kst.    Ms- 

Ks-Td».  Mgi-Kst(-) 
Miscegena'tion,    Ms-J8- 

Nshn 
Miscellana'rian,  Ms-Z*- 

Nrn 

Miscella'nea,  Ms-iz-N 
Miscella'neous,  Ms-Z«- 

Ns 
Miscellaneously,    Ms 


MIS 

Miscellaneous,  Ms-Z*- 

Ns 
Miscella'neousness,  Ms 

-L2.Ng.Ns 

Mis'cellany,  Ms-Z,3-N 
Mischance',  Ms-CHns1 
Misc  harge',  Ms  -  CHr1  -  J, 

Ms-CHri-J-D,     Ms  CHr»- 

J-NG      [Ms  -CHi.     Ms- 

CHdi,  Ms-CHC)»] 
Mis'chief,  Ms-CHf3 
Mis'chief-maker,      Ms  - 

CHf3-M-Kr 
Mis'chief-making,    Ms- 

CHf3-  M-K-NG 
Mis'chievous,  Ms-CH3- 

Vs 
Mis'chievously,  Ms-CH3 

-Vs-L 
Mis'chievousness,   Ms- 

CH3-Vs-Ns 
Misch'na,  M-SHS-N 
Mischoose',     Ms  -  CHz3, 

Ms-CHz3-NG 
Mischose',  Ms-CHz* 
Mischos'en,  Ms-CHz«-N 
Miscita'tion,  Mss-Tshns 
Miscite',    Mss-T1,   Mss- 

Tdi,  Mss-Ti-NG 
Misclaim',  M^-sKl-M 
Misc  omputa't  ion,       Ms 

SPS-Tshn 

Miscompute',  Ms!Pt» 
Misconceifr,  MslsTs 
Misconceive',  Ms  isV 
Misconcep'tion,         Ms 

isPshn* 

Miscon'duct,  Ms!D>-Kt 
Misconduct',  Ms;D*-Kt, 

MsiD»-K-Td,  Ms!D2-Kt 

NO 
Misconject'ure,   MsiJ«- 

Etr 
Misconsecra'tion,  •  Ms 


168 

Misdirec'tion,  Ms  -  Dr*  - 
|     Eshn 

Misdo',  Ms-D2.    See  Do. 
Misdo'er,  Ms-D«-B 
Misdo'ing,  Ms-D«-NG 
Misdons',  Ms-Dn» 
Misdoubt',  Ms-Dt1 
Mise  (mez),  Mz3 
Misemploy',  Ms-M-Pl1, 

Ms-M-Pldi,  Ms-M-PP-NG 
Misemploy'ment,     Ms  - 

M-PU-Mnt 

Misen'try,  Ms-N-Tr» 
Mi'ser,  Mz-R1 
Mis'erable-y,  Mz-fi3-Bl 
Mis'erableness,    Mz-/z3- 

Bl-Ns 

Misere're,  Mz-7Z3-K 
Mi'serly,  Mz-R'-i 
Mis'ery,  Mz-^3 
Mises'timate,  Ms-St^-Mt, 

Ms-St*-M-Td,  Ms-St2- 

Mt(-) 
Misexpres'sion,  Ms-K- 

sPrshn* 

Misfea'sance,  Ms-Fz^-Ns 
Misfit',  Ms-Ft3 
Misform',       Ms-F»-K-M. 

Ms-Fi-R-Md,  Ms-F!-R-M 

-NG 
Misfort'une,  Ms-F».S- 

CHn    [-Fi-CHn] 
Misgave',  Ms^-Gv 
Misgive',    Ms3-Gv,   Ms3- 

Gv-NG  CMsa-G,  Ms3-G(')] 
Misgiven',  Ms-G-Vn« 
Misgiv'ing,  Ms3  -  Gv  -  NG 

[Ms3-G(-)] 

Misgot'ten,  Ms-G-Tn1 
Misgov'ern,  Ms-Gv-Bn8, 

Ms-Gv-«nd2.  Ms-Gv-fin2- 

NG     [Ms2-Gv,   MsS-Gvd, 


Misconstruction,      Ms 

isTr^-Kshn 
Miscon'strue,    MslsTr1, 

Ms  :  sTrdi,  Ms  !  sTrl-NG 
Miscoun'sel,  Ms-K-Ns- 

L1,   Ms-K-Ns-Ld1,  Ms-K- 


Miscount',  Ms'-Knt,  Ms- 

Kn-Td1,  Ms'-Knt-NG 
Mis'creant,  Ms3-Kr-Nt 
Miscue',  Ms3-K 
Misdate',  Ms-Dt*.  Ms-D^- 

Td.  Ms-Dt(-)» 
Misdeed',  Ms-Dd» 
Misdeem',  MS-DS-M,  Ms- 

D«-Md,  Ms-D»-M-NG 
Misdemean',  Ms-D'-Mn, 

Ms-D3-Mnd.    Ms-D3-Mn- 

NG 
Misdemean'or,  MS-D«- 

M-Nr 

Misdid',  Ms-Dd3 
Misdirect',    Ms-Dr2-Kt, 


KO 


Misgov'ernment,  Ms-Gv 

-fin*-Mnt    [Ms2-Gv-Mnt] 
Misguid'ance,      Ms  -  G  - 

Dngi 
Misguide',  Ms-G-D>,  Ms- 

G-Dd».  Ms-G-Di-NG 
Mishap',  Ms-haP» 
Mishap'pen,  Ms-hiPn1 
Mishear',  Ms-R3 
Misheard',  Ms2-Hrd 
Mish'-masn,    M-SH«-M- 

SH 

Mish'na,  M-SH3-N 
Misimprove',      Ms  -  M  - 

Prv»,    Ms-M-Prvd3,    Ms- 

M-Prv»-NG 
Misimprove'ment,   Ms- 

M-Prv»-Mnt 
Misinfer',  Ms-N-F'-R 
Misinform',  Ms-N-F»-R- 

M,  Ms-N-F»-R-Md,  Ms-N 

-F>-R  M-NG     [Ms-N-F1, 

Ms-N-Fdl,  Ms-N-FC)1 
Misinforma'tion,  Ms-N- 

K-'-R-Mshn  [Ms-N-Fshn2] 
Misinform'er,    Ms-N-F1- 

fi-Mr    [Ms-N-Fi-Mr] 


MIS 

Misinstruct',  MslnsTr*- 

Kt 
Misinstruc'tion,       Ms  ; 

nsTr^-Kshn 
Misintel'ligence,  Ms-Nt 


Misinterpret,  Ms-Ntr- 

Prts,  Ms-Ntr-Pr^-Td.  Ms- 

Ntr-Prt(-)2 
Misjoin',     Ms-Jn1,     Ms- 

Jud1,  Ms-Jni-NG 
Misjoin'der,  Ms-Jndr1 
Misjudge',  Ms-J^-J,  Ms- 

J2-J-D,  Ms-J2-J-NG 
Misjudge'ment,    Ms-J4- 

j-Mut 
Mislay',  Ms-Z2,  Ms-X2-!), 

Ms-I,2-NG 
Mis'le,  M-Z13,  M-Zld3,  M- 

Zl^-NG 
Mislead',  Ms-i3-D,  Ms-Z,s- 

D-NG 

Mislead'er,  Ms-Ldr3 
Misled',  Ms-Z,«-D 
Mis'letoe,  Mz-i3-T 
Mislike'.Ms-Z-'-K.  Ms-i1- 

K-T.  Ms-i^K-NG 
Mis'ly,  M-Z13 
Mismake',  Ms=-M-K 
Misman'age,  Ms-M-N-J1, 

Ms-M-N-Jd',  Ms-M-K-Ji- 

NG 
Mismanagement,    Ms  • 

M-N-Ji-Mnt 
Misman'ager,    Ms-M-N- 

Jri 
Mismark',     Ms-M-«i-K  , 

Ms-M-ft'-Kt,  Ms-M-fil-K- 

NG 
Mismatch',     Ms-M-CH1, 

Ms-M-CHt1,    JIs-M.CHi- 

NG 
Misname',  Ms2-N-M,  Ms2 

N-Md,  Ms«-N-M-NG 
Misno'mer,  MsS-N-Mr 
Misobserve',  Ms-B*-zKv 
Misog'amist,  Ms'-G-Mst 
Misog'amy,  Msl-G-M 
Misog'ynist,  Ms'-G-Nat 
Misog'yny,  Ms;-G-N 
Misopin'ion,  Ms-Pn3-N 
Misord'er,  Ms-Ildr1 
Mispell',  Ms-pa-L 
Mispend',  Ms-Pud2 
Mispersuade  ',    Ms  -  Pr3- 

sWd 
Mispersua'sion,  Ms-Pr«- 

sWzhn 

Mispick'le,  Ms-P3-Kl 
Misplace',    M-sPls2,    M- 

sPlst2,  M-sPls2-NG 
Misplace'ment,  M-sPl8- 

sMnt 
Misplead',   M  sPld3,   M- 

sP!3-Dd.  M-sPld(-)3 
Mispoint',  Ms-Put1,  Ms- 

Pni-Td,  Ms-Pnt'-NG 
Misprint',  Ms-Prnt*.  Ms- 

Pm3-Td,  Ms-Prnt3-NG 
Mispris'ion,  Hs-Przhn'. 


MIS 
Misprize',  Ms-Prz*,   Ms- 

Przd1,  Ms-Przi-NG 
Misprofess',  Ms-Pr2-Fs 
Mispronounce',  Ms-Prn1 

-Ns,     Ms-PrnJ-Nst,     Ms- 

Prni-Ns-NG 
Mispronuncia'tion,  Ms- 

Prn2-N-SHshn 
Mispropor'tion,  Ms-Pr2- 

P-Rshn    [-Pshn] 
Misquota'tion,    M-sKw- 

Tshn2 
Misquote',  M2-sKwt,  M- 

sKw-Td2,  M2-sKwt-NG 
Misreeit'al,  Ms-Rs1-!-: 
Misrecite'.Ms-RsJ-T,  Ms- 


Misreck'on,  Ms-.K2-Kn, 
Ms-.R2-Knd,  Ms-^-Kn- 
NG 

Misrelate',  M-sfllt2,  M- 
sK12-Td,  M-s/Jlt2-NG 

Misrela'tion,  M-s.Rlshn2 

Misremem'ber,  Ms-R2- 
M-M-Br,  Ms-R2-M-M- 
Brd,  Ms-R2-M-M-Br-NG 
[Ms-RS-M,  Ms-R2-Md, 


Misreport',  Ms-.R2-P-.Rt, 
Ms-R2-P-R-Td,  MS-.R2-P- 
JRt-NG 

Misrepresent',  Ms-.R2 
Prz-Nt,  Ms-R2-Prz-N-Td, 
Ms-R2-Prz-Nt-NG      [Ms- 


169 
Misspoke',  Mss-P2-K  [Ms 

-P2-KJ 
Misstate',  Mss-Tt»    Mss- 

T2'Td,     Mss-Tt(-)3    [Ms- 

W,  etc.] 
Misstate'ment,  Mss-Tt2- 

Mnt    [Ms-Tts-Mnt] 
Misstayed',  Mss-T2-D 
Misstep',  Mss-T^-P    [Ms- 

T2-P] 

Mist,  Mst3,  Ms-TdS,  Mst(-)s 
Mistak'able,  Ms-T^-K-Bl 

[Ms2-K-Blj 
Mistake',  Ms-TS-K,    Ms- 

T2-K-NG  [Msii-K, 

NG] 
Mistak'en,     Ms  -  T2  -  Kn 

[Ms2-Kn] 
Mistak'enly,  Ms-T2-K-Nl 

[Ms2-K-Nl] 

Mistak'er,  Ms-T2-Kr 
Mistak'ingly,     Ms-T2-K 

NG1  [Ms2-K-NGl] 
Mistaught',  Ms-Tti 
Misteach',  Ms-T«-CH,  Ms- 

T3-CH-NG 
Mistell',  Ms-T«-L 
Mistem'per,  Ms-T^M-Pr 
Mis'ter,  Mstr3    [Mr3] 
Misterm',  Ms-Tr2-M 
Mist'ful,  Ms-TS-Fl 
Misthink',  Ms-TH3-NG-K 


„  PC)] 
Misrepresenta'tion,  Ms- 

fi«-Prz-N-Tshn     [Ms-^a- 

Pshn] 
Misrepresent'er,  MS-JZ«- 

Prz-Ntr    [Ms-7J2-Ptr] 
Misrule',  Ms-fi3-L 
Miss,  Ms»,  Msts,  Ms3-NG 
Missaid',  Mss-D2 
Mis'sal,  Ms-Z,* 
Mis'seltoe,  Mz-i»-T 
Missend',  Mss-N-D* 
Missent',  Mss2-Nt 
Misserve',  Mss-Sv2,  Mss- 

fivds,  Mss-fiv(-)2 
Mis'ses,  Mss3 
Misshape',    Ms  -  SH*  -  P. 

Ms-SH^Pt,  MS-SH2-P-NG 
Misshap'en,  Ms-SH^Pn 
Mis'sile,  Ms-Z,3 
Miss'ing,  Ms^-NG 
Mis'sion,  Mshn» 
Mis'sioriary,  Mshn-S3 
Mis'sis,  Ms-S3 
Mis'sive,  Ms-  Vs 
Misspeak',      Mss  -  ps  -  K, 

Mss-pa-K-NG        [Ms-P3- 

K,  etc.] 
Misspell  ,  Mss-P2-L,  Mss- 

PS-Ld,  Mss-P2-L-NG  [Ms 

-P2-L,  etc.] 
Misspell'ing,    Mss-P2-L- 

NG    [M8-P2-L-NG] 
Misspend',       Mss  -  Pnd2 

[Ms-Pnd2] 

8 


Mis'tily,  Ms-T3-i 
Mistime',  Ms-Ti-M,  Ms- 

!-Md,  Ms-T!-M-NG 
Mist'iness,  Ms-T»-N8 
Htfist'ion,  Ms-CHn* 
Misti'tle,  Ms-Ti-Tl 
Mis'tle,    M-Z13, 

M-ZF-NG 

Mis'tle-toe,  Mz-Z»-T 
Mistold',  Ms-T2-Ld, 
Mistook', 


Mistrain',  Ms-Trn2 
Mistranslate',  Ms-Tr^-N- 

sLt,  Ms-Tr^N-si-Td,  Ms 

-Tr2-N-8it-NG    [Ms-Tra- 

aLt,  etc.] 
Mistranslation,  Ms-Tr2- 

Ns-Lshn 

Mistreat',  Ms-Trt« 
Mis'tress,  Ms-Trs3.  When 

used  as  a  title  of  address 

it  is  pronounced  Missis, 

and  is  then  written  Ms- 

83.    See  Misses. 
Mis'tress-piece,  Ms-Tr3- 

sPs 

Mistri'al,  Ms-Tri-L 
Mistrust',  Ms-Trst2,  Ms- 

Trs2-Td,  M-Trst2-NG 
Mistrust'ful-ly,  Ms-Trs«- 

Fl 
Mistrust'fullness,     Ms- 

Trs2-Fl-Ns 
Mistune',  Ms-Tn8,  Ms- 

Tnd3,  Ms-Tn»-NG 
Mistu'tor,  Ms-Xtr» 


MOA 

Mist'y,  Ms-T«, 

Ms-Tst3 

Misunderstand',       Ms- 
Ndrs  -  Tndi,      Ms  -  Ndrs- 
Tndi-NG 
Misunderstanding,  Ms- 

Ndrs-Tnd^NG 
Misunderstood',       Ms- 
Ndrs-Td^     [Ms-Ndrs-D3] 
Misus'age,  M-sYz3-J 
Misuse',  M-sYz3,  M-sYzd3, 

M-sYz^-NG 
Misuse',  (».)  M-sYs3 
Miswed',   Ms-Wd2,  Ms- 

W2-Dd,  Ms-Wd(-)2 
Miswor'shiper,  Ms-Wr2- 

SH-Tfr 

Miswrite',  Ms-Bt1 
Miswrought',  Ms-Rt1 
Misyoke',    M-sY-'-K,    M- 

sY2-Kt.  M-SY2-K.-NG 
Mite,  Mti 
Mi'ter,    Mtr»,     M  -  Trd», 

Mtri-NG 

Mith'ras,  M-TH3-«s 
Mith'ridate,  M-TH3-«-Dt 
Mit'igable,  Mt-G-Bl3 
Mit'igant,  Mt3-Gnt 
Mit'igate,  Mt3-Gt,  Mt-G- 

Td3,  Mt3-  Gt-NG 
Mitiga'tion,  Mt2-Gshn 
Mit'igative,  Mt-G-Tv3 
Mit'igator,  Mt3-Gtr 
Mi'tral,  M-TrJ-L 
Mi'tre,  See  Miter. 
Mit'riform, 
Mitt,  Mt3 
Mit'ten,  M-Tn3 
Mit'tened,  M-Tnd3 
Mit'timus,  M-T3-Ms 
IVCitts,  Mts3 
Mit'y,  M-T1 
Mix,  M3-Ks,  M3-Kst,  W- 

Ks-NG 

Mix'able,  M-Ks-Bl» 
IVtix'en,  M3-Ks-N 
Mix'er,  M-K-sR3 
Mixtilin'eal,  M-Ks-T*-£- 

Nl 
MLixtilin'ear,     M-Ks-T8- 

Xn-R 

Mixt'ion,  M-Ks-CHn* 
Mix'ture,  M3-Kstr 
Miz'maze,  Mz*-Mz 
Miiz'zen,  Mz3-N 
Sliz'zen-mast,     Mzs-N- 

Mst 
Miz'zle,  M-Zl3,  M-Zlds, 

M-Z13-NG 

Mnemonic,  N!-Mn-K 
SInemon'ical-ly,  Ni-M- 

N-K1 

Mnemonics,  NJ-Mn-Ks 
Slnemos'yne,  N>-Ms-N 
Mne'motechny,  N-M-T3- 

K-N 
Moan,  Mn2,  Mnd2,  Mn«- 

NG 

Moan'ful,  Mn-F2-L 
Moan'fully,  Mn-F»-£ 


MOA 

Moat,  Mt» 

Mob,  M-B>,  M-Bdi,  M-B» 

NG 

Mob'ish,  M-Bi-SH 
Mob'-cap,  M-Bi-K-P 
Mo'bile,  M-BS-L 
Mobility,  M-B3-Z.-T 
Mobiliza'tion,      M  -  B* 

Lzshn 
Mob'ilize,  M-Bi-Zz,   M- 

Bi-Zzd,  M-B>-Zz-NG 
Moboc'racy,  M-B'-Kr-S 
Moc'casin,  M'-Ks-N 
Mo'cha-stone,  M^Ks-Tn 
Mock,  Mi-K,  Mi-Kt,  Mi-K 

-NO 

Mock'er,  Mi-Kr 
Mock'ery,  Mi-Kr 
Mock'ing-bird,    MI  -  K.  - 

NG-Brd 

Mock'ingly,  Mi-K-NGl 
Mock'-orange,  M'-K-fi- 

N-J 

Mo'co,  Ma-K 
Mo'dal,  M-D«-L 
Modal'ity,  M-D»-Z.-T 
Mo'dally,  M-D^-Z, 
Mode,  M-D« 
Mod'el,   M-Dli,    M-Dld', 

M-Dli-NG 

Mod'eler,  M-DH-B 
Mod'eling,  M-DP-NG 
Mod'erate,  Md-Kt>,  Md- 

fii-Td.  Md-fiti-NG 
Mod'erately, 
Mod'erateness, 

Ns 

Modera'tion,  Md-TSshn* 
Modera'to,  Md-.R2-T 
Mod'erator,  Md-22tr» 
Mod'eratorship,      Md  - 

fitri-SH-P 
Mod'ern,  Md-Kni 
Mod'ernism,Md-7?nzi-M. 

Both  the  n-hook  and  the 

*-circle    should   be   dis- 
tinctly shown. 
Mod'ernist,  Md-flnJ-St 
Moderniza'tion,       Md  - 

.Rnzsfcn8 
Mod'ernize,  Md-B»-Nz, 

Md-«i-Nzd, 

NG 
Mod'ernizer, 

Zr 

Mod'ernness,  Md-/eni-Ns 
Mod'est,  M-Dst»  (Mdst1) 
Mod'estly,  M-Dst»-i  [M- 

Ds»-L] 

Mod'esty,  M-Dsi-T 
Mod'icum,  M-Di-K-M 
Mod'iflable,  Md-Fi-Bl 
Modifica'tion,    Md  -  Fa  - 

Eshn 

Mod'ifler,  Md-Fi-R 
Mod'ify,  Md-Fi, 

Md-Fl-NG 

Modill'ion,  M-D»-Z,n 
Mod'ish,  M-D2-SH 
Mod'ishly, 


170 

Mod'ishness, 

Ns 

Mod'ist,  M-Dst« 
Modiste',  M-Dst" 
Mod'ulate,  Md-Lt»,  Md- 

i'-Td,  Md-iti-NG 
Modula'tion,  Md-ishn« 
Mod'ulator,  Md-Z/tr1 
Mod'ule,  M-Di-L 
Mogul',  Mz-Gl 
Mohair,  M^-Hr 
Moham'medan,  M-H-M- 

Dni 
Moham'medanism,   M  - 

H-M-Dn»-Z-M    [-D-zM] 
Moham'medism,  Mi-H- 

Md-zM] 
Mohain'medanize,    M  - 

H-M-Dni-Z 
Moham'medize,  M  -  H  - 

M-Dzi 

Mo'hur,  M«-Hr 
Moi'dore,  M-D»-B 
Moi'ety,  M-H 
Moil,  M-L',  M-Ld»,  M-L>- 

NG 

Moist,  M8t* 
Moist'en,  Msi-N,  Msi-Nd, 

Ms>-N-NG 
Moist'ness,     Ms  •  T»  -  Ns 


[ 
Mo 


bist'ure,  Mstr1 
Mo'lar,  M-Z2-B 
Mo'lary,  M-Z2-/Z 
Molas'ses,  M-z«zi 
Mold,  M-Z-2-D,  M 

M-Z-2-D-NG.  See  Melting. 
Mould,  See  Mold. 
Mold'able   or  Mould'a- 

ble,  M-z^-D-tBl 
Mold'er  or  Mould'er,  M- 

Z-2-Dr.    See  Melter. 
Mold'iness  or  Mould'- 

iness,  M-Z^-D-Ns 
Mold'ing  or  Moulding. 

M-Z2-D-NG 
Mold'-warp,   M-Zd2-Wr- 

P 
Mold'y  or  Mould'y,  M- 

Z-2-D,  M-i2.Dr.  M-Z-2-Dst 
Mole,  M-L2,  M-Ld«,  M-L2- 

NG 

Mole'-cast,  M-Z«-Kst 
Molec'ular,  M-Z2-K1-B 
Mol'ecule,  M-Z2-K1 
Mole'-eyed,  M-Z2-i-D 
Mole'-hill,  M-Z2-H1 
Mole'-skin,  M-Zs2-Kn 
Molest',   M-Zst=,   M-Zs2- 

Td,  M-Zst2-NG 
Molesta'tion,      M  -  Zs2  - 

Tshn 

Molest'er,  M-Zstr2 
Molest'ful,  M-Zs2-T-Fl 
Mol'lah,  M-Zi 
Mol'lient,  M-Z'-Nt 
Mol'liflable,  M-Z»-F-B1 
Molliflca'tion,    M-Z2-F- 

Kshn 
Mol'lifler,  M-Zi-F-B 


MON 

Mollify,    M-Zi-F, 

Fd,  M-Z-i-F-NG 
Mollus'ca,  M-Zs^-K  • 
Mollus'can,  M-Zs8-Kn 
Mollus'cous,  M-Zs2-Ks 
Mol'lusk,  M-Zsi-K 
Molt  or  Moult,  M-Lt*,  M- 

Z«-Td,  M-Zts-NG 
Molt'en,  M-Z«-Tn 
Mo'ly,  M-Z2 
Molyb'date,  M-Z^-B-Dt 
Molybde'na,  N-Z»-B-D-N 
Molyb'denous,  M-Z8-B- 

D-Ns 
Molybde'num,   M-Z3-B- 

D-N-M 

Molyb'dic,  M-Z3-B-D-K 
Mome,  M2-M 
Mo'ment,  M2-Mnt 
Moment'al-ly,  M-Mnt-Z» 
Mo'mentarily,  M-Mnt-ft* 

-L 
Mo'mentariness,  M-Mnt 

-.R2-NS 

Mo'mentary,  M-Mnt-fia 
Mo'mently,  M-Mnt-ZS 
Moment'ous,  M-Mnt-Sz 
Moment'ously,    M-Mnt- 

S2-Z, 
Moment'ousness,      M- 

Mnt-S2-Ns 

Momen'tum,  M^-Mnt-M 
Mo'mus,  M2-Ms 
Mon'achal,  MJ-N-Kl 
Mon'achism,  MI  -  N  -  K  - 

zM 

Mon'ad,  Mn-D' 
Monad'ic,  Mn- 
Monad'ical,  Mn-D>-Kl 
Mon'arch,  MJ-Nr-K 
Monarch'al,  Mi-Nr-Kl 
Mon'archess,  M^Nr-Ks 
Monarch'ial,  M-Nr-K-H 
Monarchic,  Mi-Nr-K-K 
Monarchical.  M'-Nr-K- 

Kl 
Mon'archism,  M^-Nr-K- 

zM 

Mon'archist,  M1-Nr-Kst 
Mon'archize,  M!-Nr-Kz 
Mon'archy,  MJ-Nr-K 
Monaste'rial,     M-Ns-T*- 

Rl 

Mon'astery,  M-N8-TJ-B 
Monas'tic,  M-Ns-Ti-K 
Monas'tical-ly,  M-Ns-TL 

Kl 
Monas'ticism,   M-Ns-T1- 

szM 

Mon'day,  M-N-D2 
Monde,  Mnd1 
Mon'etary,  M-N-T«-7Z 
Mon'ey,  M2-N 
Mon'eys,  M2-Nz 
Mon'ey-broker,  M2-N- 

Br-JKr 
Mon'ey-changer,      M*- 

N-CH-N-Jr    [-CH-Jr] 
Mon'eyed,  M-N-D* 
Mon'eyer,  M-N-B* 


MON 

Mdn'eyless,  M-N-is» 
Mon'ey-order,  M^-N-Kd 
Mon'ey's-worth,  M«-N 

zWr-TH     [M*-Nz-TH] 
Mon'ger,  M=-NG-Gr  [M2 

NGr] 

Mon'grel,  M-NG-Gr-L» 
Moni'tion,  M3  Nshn 
Monltive,  M-N-Tvl 
Monitor,  Mntri 
Monito'rial,  M-N-T*-fil 
Monitory,  M-N-Ti-« 
Mon'itress,  M-N-Trs* 
Monk,  M2-NG-K. 
Monk'ery,  M«-NG-Kr 
Monk'ey,  M^-NG-K 
Monk'eyism,   M*-NG-K 

zM 
Monk'ey-jacket,  M^-NG 

K-J-Kt 
Monk'ey-rail,  M2-NG-K 

Rl 
Monk'ey-wrench,    M*  - 

NG-K-.R-N-CH 
Monk'hood,     M«-NG-K 

Hd 

Monkish,  M-NG-K-SH2 
Monocar'pous,  M-N-Kr- 

Mon'ochord,  M^-N-Krd 
Monochromatic,  M*-N 

Kr-Mt-K 
Mon'ochrome,  M^N-Kr- 

M 

Monoc'ular,  M-N-K-.tr1 
Monoc'ulous,  M-N-K-is1 
Mon'ocule,  M^N-Kl 
Monodac'tylous,    M-N- 

D'-Kt-is 

•Mon'odist,  M-N-Dst» 
Mon'ody,  M-N-Di 
Monog'amist,    Mn1  -  G  - 

Mst 

Monog'amy,  Mn*-G-M 
Mon'ogram,  MJ-N-Gr-M 
Mon'ographj  M'-N-Grf 
Monographic,  Mi-N-Grf 

-K 
Monographlcal,     M-N- 

Gr-F^Kl 
Monog'raphy,   M-N-Gr- 

Mon'olith,  M-N-£i-TH 
Mon'ologue,  M-N-£>-G 
Monoma  nia,  Mn^M-N 
Monoma'niac,  Mnz-M-N- 

K 

Mon'ome,  Mn!-M 
Monom'eter,  Mn^Mtr 
Mono'mial,  M«-N-M1 
Monop'othy,  M-N-P»-TH 
Monopet'aloue,  M-N-Pt2 

-La 
Monoph'thong,  M-N-F1- 

TH-NG 
Monophthon'gal,   M-N- 

F'-TH-NGl 
Monoph'ysite,  M-N-Fs1- 

T 
Monopolist,  M-N-P»-Zst 


171 


MOR 


Monop'olize,  M-N-P'-iz,  I  Moon'ish,  Mn-SH» 


M-N-P»-Lzd,  M-N-Pi-I,z- 

NG 
Monopolizer,    M-N-PJ- 

Zz-B 

Monopoly,  M-N-P1-^ 
Monop'teral,  M-N-Ptr^L 


Moonless,  Mn-is3 
Moonlight,  Mn-Zt3 
Moon'-loved,  Mn3-£-Vd 
Moon'-madness,     Mu3- 

M-D-Ns 
Moon'-raker,  Mn3-fi-Kr 


Mon'optote,  M-N-pi-Tt     Moon'rise, 

MonospermOus,  M-N  -  !Moon'-sail,  M3-Ns-L 

sPr^-Ms  Mdon'shee,  Mn-SH3 

Monospherlcal,   M-Ns-  Moon'shine,  Mn-SHn* 


F2-R-K1                             Moon'-shiny,  Mn:i-SH-N 

Mon'ostich,  M-Ns-Ti-K     Moon'v.  M3-N 

Monostrophlc,    M  -  N  - 

Moon'-stone,  Mns8-Tn 

sTrf'-K 

Moon'-struck,  M'-N-sTr- 

Monosyllabic,  M-N-si1- 

K    [Mns3-T-K] 

B-K 

Moor,   M-K3,    M-Kd3,  M- 

Monosyllable,  M-N-sL1- 

«3-NG 

Bl 

Moor'age,  M-K3-J 

Monotheism,  M-N-THzi 

Moor'-cock,  M-«3-K-K 

-M 
Mon'otheiat,  M-N-THsti 
Monotheistic,      M  •  N  - 

Moor'-fowl,  M-/e3  F-L 
Moor'-game,  M-K3-G-M 
Moor'-hen,  M-R3-Hn 

TH83-T-K 
Monoth'elite,  M-N-TH1- 

Mooring,  M-fi3-XG 
Moorings,  M-fi3-Nz 

Lt 

Moorish,  M-/i:i-SH 

Mon'otone,  M-N-Tn* 

Moor  '-land,  Mra-Z,nd 

Monotonous,     M-N-T1- 

Moor'-stone,  M--Rs3-Tn 

Ns 

Moor'y,  M-^J3 

Monotonously,  M-N-T1- 

Moose,  Ms3 

Ns-L 
Monot'onousness,  M-N- 

Moose'-deer,  Ms3-D-R 
Moot,  Mt3.  M-Td3.  Mtc)8 

Ti-Ns-Ns 

Moot'able,  Mt-Bl3 

MLonot'ony,  M-N-T»-N 
Monsieur',  Ms-B* 

Moot'-case,  Mt3-Es 
Moot'-court,  Mt^-Krt 

Monsoon',  M3-Ns-N 

Moot'er,  Mtr3 

VIon'ster,  Mi-Nstr 

Moot'-point,  Mt3iPnt» 

Mon'strance,        M  -  N  - 

Mop,  M-P1,  M'-Pt,  M-Pi- 

sTrns1     [Mns-Tns1] 

NG 

\Ionstrf>slty,  M-N-sTrs1- 

Mop'-board,  M-Fi-Brd 

T     [Mns-Ts1-!] 

Mope,  M-P=,  M-P12,  M-pa- 

llon'strous,  M-N-sTrsi 

NG 

[Mns-Ts11 

Mon'ishly,  M-P2-^H1 

llon'stroubly,  M  N-sTr1- 

Moplshness,     M-P--SH- 

BL    [Mns-T1-s//] 

Ns 

ilon'strousness,  M  -  N  - 

Mop'pet,  M-Pti 

sTre^Ns    [Mns-Ts^NsJ 

Mop'sey,  M-P'-S 

tfontanlc,  Mnt'-N-K 

Moraine',  M-/inJ 

tton'tanist,  Mn-T'-Nst 

Mor'al,  M-fll1 

tfonteth'  or  Mon'teth, 

Morale',  M-ft^L 

Mn-T2orl-TH 

Mor'alist,  M-Blst1 

Month,  M-N-TH*.    See 

Morality,  M-B11  T 

Minute. 

Moraliza'tion,  N-Rlzshn* 

Monthly,  M-N-TH«-Z 

Mor'alize,    M-filz1,   M- 

llon'ument,  Mn!-Mnt 

/i'l/tl1,  M-J21z^-NG 

ttonument'al-ly,     Mn  • 

Mor'alizer,  M-^l'-Zr 

iloo,  M3 

Mor'ally,  M-X11 
Morass',  M-Bs» 

£ood,  M-D8 

Morass'y,  M-«i-8 

Moodily,  M-D8-Z 

Mora'vian,  M-/Z2-Vn 

tfood'iness,  M-D»-Ns 

Mor'bid,  M-.Rl-Bd 

MCood'y,  M-D3 

Mor'bidly,  M-^-Bd-Z- 

Mool'ah,  M-Z8 

Mor'bidness,    M-^-Bd- 

loon,  Mn8,  Mud3,  MnE- 

Ns 

NG 

"Mi  orb  ifi  o  !VI-^2^-I3f-K 

doon'beam,  Mn-B8-M 

Morbiflcal,  M-fi»  B-F-KI 

MLoon'-calf,  Mn«-Kf 

Morbose',  M-Ji^-Bs 

Moon'-dial,  Mn3-D-L 

Morceau',  M-fi2-8 

looned,  Mud3 

Morda'cious,      M-AIS-D 

Moon'-iish,  Mn'-F-5fl' 

SHa 

MOB 

Mordacity,  M-fii-Ds-T 
Mor'dant,  M-fii-Dnt 
More,  Mr2 
Moreen',  M-fln* 
Mor'el,  M-fiH 
More'-land,  Mr«-Znd 
Morello,  W.-M-L 
Moreo'ver,  Mr-Vr* 
Moresque',  M-fls^E 
Morganatic,  M-fii-G-Nt 

E 

Morgue,  Mri-G 
Moribund,  M-JZ^Bnd 
Mor'il,  M-fil1 
Mo'rion,  M-R*-N 
Moris'co,  M-.Rs3-E 
Mo'risk,  M-fis^E 
Morling,  Mr-Z^NG 

aor'mon,  Mr'-Mn 
orlnonism,  Mr-Mn-Z1 
M 

Mor'monite,  Mr-Mn-T1 
Morn,  Mrn1 
Morning,  Mrn^NG 
Morning-glory,   Mrn1  - 

NG-G1-/J 
Morning-gown,    Mrn1 

NG-Gn 
Morn'ing-star,      Mrn1 

NGs-T-R  (-NGstr) 
Moroc'co,  M-fl^E 
Morone',  M-fin* 
Morose',  M-fis2 
Morosely,  M-.R*-8Z 
Morose'ness,  M-fis2-Ns 
Mor'pheus,  M-fii-Fs 
Mor'phew,  M  Rl-F 
Mor'phia,  M-W-F 
Mor'phine,  M-^-Fn 
Morphol'ogy,  M-^-F-Z- 

J 

Mor'rice,  M-fls1 
Mor'ris,  M-tfs1 
Mor'ris-dance, 

Dns 
Mor'ris-dancer, 

D-sR 

Mor'row,  M-fii 
Morse,  M-Rs1 
Mor'sel,  Mrs-Z1 
Mort,  M-Rt1 
Mor'tal,  Mrt-Zi 
Mortality,  Mrt  _ 
Mor'talize,  Mrt-Zz» 
Mor'tally,  Mrt-Z1 
Mor'tar,  Mrtr» 
Mort'gage,  Mr-G-Ji,  Mr- 

G-Jdi,  Mr-G-J^NG 
Mort'gage-deed,  Mr-  G - 

Ji-Dd 

Mortgagee',  Mr-G-J8 
Mortgageor',  Mr-G-Jr> 
Mort'gager,  Mr-G-Jr» 
Mortirerous,  M  -  S3  - 1  - 

Frs 
Mortiflca'tion,  M-fit2-F- 

Eshn 

Mor'tifier,  M-^t^F-R 
Mor'tify,  M-^tt-F,   M- 


172 


MOV 


Mor'tise,  M-JZ'-Ts,  M-K1 

Mot'to,  M-T1 

Tst.  M-^-Ts-NG 

Mould,         Mould  er, 

Mort'main,  MrtJ-Mn 

Mould'y,  Moult,   See 

Mort'uary,  Mr-CHJ-B 

Mold,  etc. 

Mosaic,  Mz«-K 

Mound,   Mnd1,    Mn-Dd1, 

Mosalcal,  Mz-K-La 

Mnd!-NG 

Mosk,  Mst-K 

Mount,     Mnt1,    Mn-Td1, 

Moslem,  Mz-^-M 

Mnti-N'G 

Mosque,  M8J-K 

Mount'able,  Mnt  Bi-L 

Mosqui'to,  Ms-K-T3 

Mount'ain,  Mnt>-N 

Moss,  Msl,  Mst1,  Ms^NG 

Mount'ain-ash,  Mnt^-N- 

Moss'-agate,  Ms^G-T 
Moss'-bunker,    Ms1  -  B 

'     SH 
Mount'ain-blue,  MntJ-N 

NG-Kr 

-Bl 

Moss'-clad,  MJ-sKld 

Mount'ain-cork,    Mnti- 

Moss'-grown,  Ms^Grn 
Mossiness,  M-Si-Ns 

N-Kr-E 
Mount'ain-dew,  Mnt'-N 

Moss'-land,  Ms^Znd 

-D 

Moss'-pink,  Mgi-P-NG-K 

Mountaineer',  Mnt-X-R3 

Moss'-rose,  Msi-ffz 

Mount'ainer,  Mnt-N-Ri 

Moss'-rush,  Ms'-fl-SH 

Mount'ain-green,  Mnti- 

Moss'-trooper,  Ms'-Tr- 

N-Grn 

Pr 

Mount'ain-)ea  ther, 

Moss'y,  M-S»,  M-Sri,  M 

Mnti-N-Zdhr 

Ssti 

Mount'ainous,  Mnt^Ns 

Most,  Mst« 

Mount'ainousness,  Mnt1 

Mos'tic,  Ms-T'-K 
Mos'tick,  Ms-T^K 

-Ns-Ns 
Mount'ain-top,  Mnti-X- 

Mostly,  Ms-Z2 

T-P 

Mot  (mo),  M« 

Mount'ebank,     Mnt-Bi- 

Mote,  Mts 

NG-K 

Motet',  M-Tt« 

Mount'er,  Mntr1 

Moth,  M-THi 

Mounting,  Mnti-NG 

Moth'-eat,  M-TH>-T 

Mourn,     Mrn2,      Mrnd2, 

Moth'-eaten,  M-THi-Tn 

Mrn2-NG 

Moth'er,  Mdhi-s 
Moth'ered.  Mdhr-D2 
Moth'erhobd,  Mdhr2-Hd 

Mourn'er,  Mr2-Nr 
Mourn'ful,  Mrn-F2-L 
Mourn'fally,  Mrn-F2-Z 

Moth'er-in-law,  Mdhr2- 

Mourn'fulness,  Mrn-F*- 

Nl 

L-Ns     [iFs] 

Moth'er-land,      Mdhr8  - 

Mourning,  Mrn2-NG 

Znd 

Mourning-dove,  Mrn2- 

Moth'erless,  Mdhr-Zs2 

NG-Dv 

Moth'er-liquor,  Mdhr2- 

Mouse,  (7i.)  Ms1 

Z-Kr 

Mouse,  (v.)    Mzi,    Mzdi 

Moth'erly,  Mdhr-Z2 

Mz^XG 

Mother-of-pearl',  Mdhr2 

Mouse'-hole,  Msi-Hl 

i  P*-/£l 

Mous'er,  M-Zr1 

Moth'er-queen,  ildhr*- 

Mouse  -trap,  Msi-Tr-P 

Kwn 

Moustache',  Ms-T^-SH 

Moth'er-tongue,  Mdhr2- 

(or  Mst-SH1) 

T-NG 

Mouth,  M-TH1 

Moth'er-water,    Mdhr2- 

Mouth,  M-DH1,  M-DHd^ 

Wtr 

M-DHi-NG 

Moth'er-  wit,  Mdhr«-Wt 
Moth'erwort,  Mdhr-Wrt2 

Mouth  'er,  M-DHr1 
Mouth  'fill,  M-TH'-Fl 

Moth'ery,  M-DH2-K 

Mouthless,  M-TH'-Zb 

Moth'y,  M-TH1,   M-TH1- 

Mouth'-piece,  M-TH^-PS 

R,  M-THst» 

Mov'able-y,  M-V3-B1 

Mo'tile,  Mt-Z« 

Mov'ables,  M-ys-Blz 

Mo'tion,  Mshn«,  Mshnd2, 

MoVableness,   M-V3-B1- 

Mshn*-NG 

Ns    [IBs] 

Mo'tionless,  Mshn-Ls* 

Move,  M-V3,  M-Vd»,  M- 

Mo'tive,  Mt-V« 

M-V3-NG 

Motiv'ity,  Mt-V»-T 

Moveless,  M-V3-Zs 

Mot'ley,  Mt-Z» 

Move'ment,  M  -  V3  -  Mnt 

Mo'tor,  Mtr» 

[Mnt3] 

Mo  tory  Mt-R« 

Mov'er,  M-Vr8 

Mottle,   Mt-Z1,   Mt-Zdi, 

Moving,  M-V3-NG 

Mt-li-NQ 

Movingly,  M-V3-NG1 

MOW 

Mow    (mow),    Ml,   M-D1 

Mi-NG 
Mow  (mo),  M»,  M-D«,  M* 

NO 

MowMjurn,  M2-B-.Sn 
Mow'er,  M-R« 
Mowing,  M*-NG 
Mown,  Mn* 
Mox'a,  M-K-S1 
Mr.,  Mr» 
Mrs..  Ms-S» 
Much,  M-CH* 
Mu'cid,  Ms-B-s 
Mu'cilage,  MS-Z.S-J 
Mucilag'inous,  Hs-H-J- 

Ns 
Mucilag'inousness,  Ms- 

Z/i-J-Ns-Ns 

Mucip'arous,  Ms-P8-fls 
Muck,  M2-K 
Mucked,  M«-Kt 
Muck'-heap,  M^-K-P 
Muck'-hill,  M2-K-H1 
Muck'iness,  M^-K-NS 
Muck'le,  M2-K1 
Muck'-rake,  M^-K-B-K 
Muck'-worm,  M^-K-Wr- 

M 

Muck'y,  M2-K 
Mu'cous,  MS-KS 
Mu'cousness,  M3-Ks-Ns 
Mu'cronate,  M»-Kr-Nt 
Mu'cronated,     M-Kr-N- 

Td« 

Mu'culent,  M-K-Z-nt8 
Mu'cus,  M*-Ks 
Mud,  M-D2,  M-Dd2  M-D*- 

NG 

Mud'died,  M-Dd* 
Mud'diness,  M-D«-Ns 
Mud'dle,  M-Dia,  M-Dld«, 


Mud'dily, 

Mud'dys  (a.)  M-D»,  M- 

Dra,  M-Dst* 
Mud'dy,   (c.)    M-D*,   M- 

Dd2,  M-D2-NG 
Mud'-sUl,  M-Ds^-L 
Mud'-wall,  M-D8-W1 
Muez'zin,  M-Zu- 
Muff,  M  F« 
Muffin,  M-Fn« 
Muffle,    M-F1",    M-Flds, 

M-F12-NG 
Muffled,  M-Fld« 
Muffler,  M-Fia-B 
Mufti,  M-F2-T 
Mug,  M«-G 
Mug'gish,  M-G-SH2 
Mug'gy,   M2-G,    M"-Gr, 

M=-Gst 

Mug'house,  M'-G-Hs 
Mug'-weed,  M*-G-wD 
Mug'wort,  M-G-Wrta 
Mulat'to,  M-ii-T 
Mul'berry,  M-i*-B-B 
Mul'berry-tree,  M-L«-B- 

«-Tr 
Mulch,   M-L'-CH, 

CHt, 


173 

Mulct,  M-Z.*-K-T,  M-Z.I-K 

Td,  M-Z-2-K-T-NG 
Mulct'uary,  M-Z^K-CH 

Mule,  M-L» 
Mule'-jenny,  M-ZS-J-N 
Mule'-spinner,  M-Z,s»-P 

Nr 

Muleteer",  H-Z.3-Tr 
Mule'wort,  M-z/MVrt 
Mulieb'rity,  M-Z,2-Br-T 
Mu'lier,  M-Z.3-R 
Mul'ish,  M-Z/3-SH 
Mul'ishly,  M.-L*-SH1 
Mul'ishness,  M  -  Z,a  -  SH  - 

Ns 
Mull,  M-L«,  M-Ld«,  M-L2- 

NG 

Mulla,  M-Z-2 
Mul'len,  M-Ln* 
Mull'er,  M-Z.2-B 
Mul'let,  M-Z.t» 
Mul'ligrubs, 
Mull'ion,  M-Zn* 
Mullion'ed,  M-ZfUd* 
Mull'ock,  M-ia-K 

Multan'gular,  M-Z.ti-NG- 

Gl-R 
Multan'gulariy,  M  -  Z.ti  - 

NG-Gl-fli 
Multartic'ulate,    M-£t3- 

/Jt-Klt 

Multe'ity,  M-Z.8-T-T 
Multicap'sular,  M-Z,1-!- 

K-P-sZ-R 
Multica'vous,     M-ZAT- 

K-Vs 
Multiden'tate,   M-£t2- 

Dn-Tt 
Multifa'rious,   M-itz-F- 

Aa 
Multifa'riously,  M  -  LV- 

Multifa'riousness,     M  - 

Z.t2-F-Rs-Ns 
Mul'tifld,  M-Z,t*-Fd 
Multif  idous,  M-Z,ts-F-Ds 
Multiflo'rous  or  Multif- 
lorous, M-ZA>r3-T-Fl-«8 
Multifold,  M-z.«-T-Fid 
Mul'tiform,    M-Z,t«-F-R- 

M 
Multiformity,  M-Z-ti-F- 

R-M-T 
Multiform'ous,  M-Z-ti-F- 

R-Ms 
Multigen'erous,  M-Z.2- 

T-J-Nrs 
Multiju'gous,   M-£3-T-J- 

Gs 
Multilat'eral,  M-Z,t'-Z,tr- 

L 

Multilin'eal,  M-Z,t8-Z--Nl 
Multiloc'ular,   M-iti-Z,- 

El-R 
Multil'oquence,  \l-L\f- 

L-Kwns 
Multil'oquent,  M-z.t«-Z,- 

Kwnt 


MUL 

Multil'oquous, 

Kws 
Multino'date, 

Dt 
Multino'mial,   M-/-t2-N- 

Ml 
Multinom'inal,  M-it'-N- 

M-N1 
Multinom'inous,  M-Z-f- 

N-M-Na 

Multip'arous,  M-Lt3-Prs 
Multipartite,   M-Lts-Pr- 

Tt 

Mul'tiped,  M-Xt2-P-D 
Mul'tiple,  M-Lf-:-Pl 
Mul'tiplex,  M-/,t2-pi-Ks 
Mul'tipiiable,   M-Lt=-Pl- 

Bl 
Multipli'ableness,     M- 

iti-Pl-Bl-Xs    [:Bs] 
Mul'tiplicable,    M-Zit*- 

P1-K-B1 
Multiplicand,  M-Lt^-Pl- 

Knd 
Mul'tiplicate,    M-Z,ts-Pl. 

Kt 
Multip'licate,   M-Z-t^-pl. 

Kt 
Multiplica'tion,    JI-Z,t2- 

Pl-Kshn 
Mul'tiplicative,    51-Lt*. 

Pl-Kt-V 
Mul'tiplicator,  M-Z-ts-Pl. 

Ktr 
Multiplic'ity,  3I-Z,t3-Pls- 

T  CMlt-Pl83-T) 
Mul'tiplier,  Jl-Zt2-Pl-R 
Mul'tiply,    M-Z,t2-Pl,  M- 

Z-ts-Pld,  M-Z-tS-Pl-XG 
Mul'tiplying-glass,   M  - 

Z,t2-Pl-NG-Gls 
Multip'otent,     M-its.p. 

Tnt 
Multipres'ence,    M-Z-t% 

Prz-Ns 
Multira'diate,    M-it«-«. 

Dt 
Multis'cious,  M-i3-T- 

SHs 
Slultisil'iquous,  M-Z-ts8- 

Z/-KWS 
Multis'onous,    M-i3-Ts- 

Ns 
Multispi'ral,     M-Z-ts1-?. 

El 
Multistri'ate,  M-its^Tr, 

T 
Multisyl'lable,    ii-z,ts«. 

Z.-BI 

Multitude,  M-Lt«-Td 
Multitu'dinary,    M-Z,tA 

Td-Nr 
Slultitu'dinous,    M-Z-t* 

Td-Hs 
Slultitu'dinously,     M- 


Multiv'agant,    M-i3-1V 

Gnt 
Multiv'agous,  M-ZAT* 

Gs 


HUIi 

Mul'tivalve,  M-£2-T-Vl- 

V 
Multivalv'ular,  M-£i-T- 

\l-V-Lr 
Multiv'ersant,    M-ZAT- 

Vrs-Nt 

Multiv'ious,  M-it'-Vs 
Multo'ca,  M-i*-T-K 
Multoc'ular,  M-iti-El-B 
Multung'ulate,  M-Z,t«- 

NG-Glt 

Mul'ture,  M-£«-CHr 
Mum,  MS-M 
Mum'ble,  M-M-El",  M-M- 

Bld»,  M-M-B12-NG  . 
Mum'bler,  M-M-Bl*-B 
Mumm,  M*-M,  M^-Md, 

M2-M-NG     . 
Mum'mer,  M2-Mr 
Mum'mery,  M-M-tf2 
Mummifica'tion,    M-M- 

F2-Kshn  - 
Jlum'miform,    M-M-F*- 

B-M 
Mum'mify,  M-M-F»,  M- 

M-Fd«,  M-M-FS-NG 
Mum'my,  M»-M 
Mump,   M-M-P2,  M*-Mt, 

M-M-P«-NG 
Mump'er,  M-M-Pr* 
Mump'ish,  M-M-P^SH 
Mumps,  M-M-Ps 
Munch,  M-N-CH2,  M-N- 

CHts,  M-N-CH2-NG 
Munch'er,  M-N-CHr> 
Mun'dane,  Mn-Dn2 
Mundificant,    M-N-DP- 

Knt 
Mundiflca  tion,  Mn-Df«- 

Kshn 
Mundif'icative,  Mn-Df3- 

Kt-V 

Mun'dify,  Mn-D^-F 
Mundiv'agant,  Mn-Dv'- 

Gnt 
Jffundun'gus,  M»,-D*-NG- 

Gs 

Mun'go,  M*-NG-G 
Munic'ipal,  M-Ns-ps.L 
Municipal'ity,  M-Ns-pi- 

L-1 
Muniricence,  M-N-iFB»- 

»• 

Muniricent,  M-N-FsS-Nt 
Munificently,  M-N-Fu* 

Kt-L 

Mu'niment,  Mn«-Mnt 
Muni'tion,  M"-Nshn 
Munjeet',  M-N-Jt» 
Muns,  Mnz2 
Munso'nian,  M2-Ns-Nn 
Mu'ral,  M-fil« 
Mur'der,  Mrdr^,  Mr-Drd», 

Mrdr-'-NG      - 
Mur'derer,  Mrdr-B« 
Mur'deress,  Mr-Drg2 
Mur'derous,  Mrdr-Ss 
Mur'derously,  Mrdr-Sl» 
Mu'riate,  M-fis.T 
Mu'riated,  M-K^-Td 


174 

Muriat'ic,  M-Rt>-K 
Mu'rine,  M-Jfn3 
Murk'ily,  Mr-K-£* 
Murk'y,   Mr2-K,  Mr^-Kr, 

MrS-Kst 
Mur'mior,  Mr^-Mr,  Mrz- 

Mrd,  Mr*-Mr-NG 
Mur'niurer,  Mr-Mr-  R* 
Mur'muringly,  Mr2-Mr- 

NG1 

Mur'murous,  Mr-Mr-S2 
Mur'rain,  M-JKn2 
Mur'rhine,  M-fin* 
Mur'za,  M-fis-Z 
Mus'cadel,  Ms-K-D2-L 
Mus'cadine,  Ms-K-Dn2 
Mus'cat,  Ms^Kt 
Mus'catel,  Ms-K-T2-L 
Mus'cle,  Ms-i2 
Muscova'do,  Ms-K-V2-!) 
Mus'covy-Duok,   Ms-K- 

VS-D-K 

Mus'cular,  Ms-K-ir2 
Muscular'ity,    Ms-K-Z1- 

Rt 

Mus'culous,  Ms-K-Ls8 
Muse,  Mz3,  M2d3  Mz3-NG 
Muse'ful,  Mz-F^-L 
Muse'less,  Mz-Xsa 
Mus'er,  M-Zi* 
Mu'ses,  Mzz3 
Mu'set,  Mz-TS 
Musette',  Ms-T* 
Muse'um,  Mz'-M 
Mush,  M-SH2 
Mush'room,  M-SHr*-M 
Mu'sic,  Mz3-K 
Mu'sical.  Mz-K-L3 
Mu'sically,  Mz-K-i* 
Mu'sicalness,    Mz-K-L3- 

Ns 

Mu'sic-book,  Mz^-K-B-K 
Musician,  Mz«An3 
Mu'sic-master,  Mz^  -  K  - 

Mstr 

Mu'sic-stool,  Mz3-Ks-T-L 
Mus'ing,  Mz»-NG 
Mus'ingly,  Mz-NG-L* 
Musk,  Ms2-K 
Mus'kallonge,  Ms-K-Z2- 

N-J 

Musk'-deer,  Ms2-K-Dr 
Muslcet,  Ms2-Kt 
Musketeer',  Ms-K-Tr3 
Musketoon',  Ms-K-Tn3 
MusTietry,  Ms-K-Tr2 
Mus'ket-shot,   Ms*  -  Kt  - 

SHt 

Musk'iness,  Ms2-K-Ns 
Musk'-melon,  Ms2-K-M- 

Ln 

Musk'-ox,  Ms2-K-Ks 
Musk'-rat,  Ms2-E-J2t 
Musk'y,  Ms5-K 
Mus'lin,  Mz-Z,n2 
Mus'lin-de-laine, '  Ms  - 

in2-D-/,n  (Mz-£nd2-in) 
Muslinet',  Mz-i2-Nt 
Mus'quash,  M-sKw-SH2 
Mus'quet,  Ms-Et* 


MYO 

Musqui'to,  Ms- 
Mus'role,  aiz-A^ 
Muss.  Ms3 
Mus'sel,  Ms-iz 
Mus'selman, 
Mus'selmanish,  Ms- 

Mn-SH 
Must,  Mst« 
Mus'tac,  Ms-T2-K 
Mustache',     Ms  -  Ti  -  8H 

(Mst-SHi) 

Mustach'io,  Ms-T^^fl 
Mustachioed,  ~M.s-1l-SS 

-D 

Mus'tang,  Ms-T2-NQ 
Mus'tard,  Ms-Trd3 
Mustee',  Ms-T^ 
Mus'ter,  Mstr2,  Ms-Trd*. 

Mstr(-)2 
Mus'ter-master,  Ms-Tr- 

Mstr 

Mus'ter-roll,  Ms-Tr2-J21 
Must'ily,  Ms-T2-i 
Must'iness,  Ms-T2-Ns 
Must'y,   Ms-T2,   Ms-TS-B, 

Ms-Tst2 
Mutabil'ity,    Mt-BP-T 

(Mt-Blt3) 

Mu'table,  Mt-BP 
Mu'tableness,  Mt-BF-Ns 

[Mt3  i  Bs] 

Muta'tion,  M-Tshn2 
Mute,  Mts 
Mute'ly,  Mt-Z' 
Mute'ness,  M-T3-Ns 
Mu'tilate, 

Td,  Mt-Lta-KG 
Mutila'tion,  Mt-ishn2 
Mu'tilator,  Mt-Ztr" 
Mutineer',  M-T3-Nr 
Mu'tinous,  M-T3-Ns 
Mu'tinously,  M-T3-Ns-L 
Mu'tinousness,  M-T*-Ns- 

Ns 
Mu'tiny,   M-T3-N,  M-T3. 

N-D,  M-T3-N-NG 
Mut'ter,    Mtr=,    M-Trd2, 

Mtr2-NG 

Mut'terer,  Mtr-fia 
Mut'ton,  M-Tn2 
Mut 'ton-chop,    M  -  Tn«  - 

CH-P 

Mut'ton-flst,  M-Tn2-Fst 
Mut'ual-ly,  Mt-i3 
Mutuality,  Mt-Z»-T 
Mut'ule,  M-T3-L 
Muz'zle,    M-Z12,    M-Zld« 

M-Z12-NG 
Muz'zle-ring,      M-Zl2-&- 

NG 

Muz'zy,  3I-Z2 
My,  Ml 

Mycol'ogy,  M-Kl-Ji 
Mynheer',  Mn-huB* 
My'ope,  M-Pi 
Myolog'ical,  M-iLJ-Kl 
Myol'ogist,  M-i^Jst 
Myol'ogy,  M-i'-J 
My'opy,  M-P1 
Myo'sis,  Mss* 


MYB 

Myr'iad,  M-IP-D 
Myr'iarch, 
Myri'ca,  M-fii-K 
Myr'icine,  M-Rs8-N 
Myr'igram,  M-.R3-Gr-M 
Myriagramme',   M  -  Rl  - 

Gr-M 

Myrial'iter,  M-fi»-Ztr 
Myr'ialiter,  M-B3-itr 
Myriali'tre,  M-^s./,tr 
Myriam'eter,  Mri-Mtr 
Myr'ameter,  Mr3-Mtr 
Myriame'tre,  Mr*-Mtr 
Myr'iapod,  M-.R3-Pd 
Myriare',  M-tfi-R 
Myr'iologue,  M-.R3-L-G 
Myriora'ma,   M-^orS-R- 

M 

Myr'midon,  Mr-M-Dn* 
Myrob'alan,  M-JZ'-B-in 
Myrrh,  M-R2 
Myr'rhic,  M-K3-K 
Myr'rhine,  M-/Jn« 
Myr'tiform,    M-tfts-F-R- 

M 

Myr'tle,  Mrt-i« 
Myr'tle-berry,  Mrt-Z,«- 

B-.R 
Myself,  Ms-£i-F.  Written 

in   the    first  position  to 

distinguish   it  from  the 

abbreviation  for  Himself. 
Mys'tagpgue,  Ms-T3-G-G 
Myste'rious,  Ms-T3-Ks 
Myste'riously,  Ms-T8-fl- 

sL 
Myste'riousness,  Ms-T3- 

fls-Ns 
Mys'terize,    Ms  -  T3  -  Rz, 

Ms-T3-.Rzd,       Ms-T3-.Rz- 

NG 
Mys'tery,    Ms  -  Tr».    See 

History. 

Mys'tic,  Ms-TS-K 
Mys'tical-ly,  Ms-T8-Kl 
Mys'ticalness,  Ms-T8-Kl- 

Ns 

Mys'ticism,  Ms-TS-szM 
Mystifica'tion,    Ms-Tf«- 

Eshn 
Mys'tify,  Ms-TS-F,  Ms-Tf3 

-D,  Ms-Tf3-NG 
Myth,  M-TH3 
Myth'ic,  M-TH8-K 
Myth'ical-ly,  M-TH«-K1 
Mythog'rapher,  M-THi- 

Gr-Fr 
My  thol  og'ic,  M-THi-i- J- 

K 
Mytholog'ical,  M-THi-Ji 

-J-K1 
Mythol'ogist,  M-THi-Z- 

Jst 
Mythol'ogize,  M-TH1-^- 

Jz 
Mythol'ogy,   M-THi-i-J 

[M-THi-Jj 
Myth'oplasm,    M  -  TH8  - 

Pl-zM 


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N. 


N,  the  fourteenth  letter  o: 
the  Alphabet,  represents 
the  sound  of  n  as  heard  in 
no,  new,  men,  ru«,  etc. 

Nn  generally  has  the 
sound  of  single  n,  as  in  ban- 
ner, runner,  funnel,  inn, 
bunn,  etc.  See  Bb. 

Ng  is  the  usual  represen- 
tative of  the  single  guttera? 
nasal  sound  ng  as  heard  in 
san^r,  rung,  long,  sung,  etc. 
When  occurring  before  k  or 
g  (sounded  as  Gay),  ra  gen- 
erally has  the  sound  of  NG. 
as  in  bank  (bangk),  link 
(llngk),  longer  (long-ger), 
finger  (flug-ger).  In  the 
words  hanger,  slin^er,  ring- 
er, brin^er  and  springer  ng 
is  sounded  as  the  single 
sound  of  the  phonographic 
letter  NG.  Compare  anger 
with  hanger  and  linger  with 
singer. 
Nab,  N-Bi,  N-Bd>,  N-Bi- 

NG 

Na'bob,  N-B«-B 
Nac'arat,  N-K-JJti 
Na'cre,  N«-Kr 
Na'creous,  N-Kr-S8 
Na'dab,  N-D=-B 
Na'dir,  N-Dra 
Nee'vus,  N-Vs» 
Nag,  Ni-G,  N'-Gd,  Ni-G- 

NG 

Na'iad,  N-D2 
Naif,  N-F2 
Nail,  N-L»,    N-Ld2,  N-L= 

NG 

Nail'-brush,  N-L«-Br-SH 
Nail'er,  N-/,r« 
Nail'ery,  N-L2-7J 
Nain'sook,  N^-Ns-K 
Nais'sant,  Ns^-Nt 
Naive,  N-Vi 
Na'ivete,  N-Vi-T 
Na'ked,  N«-Kd 
Na'kedly,  N-Kd-Z* 
NaTcedness,  N2-Kd-Ns 
Na'ker,  N2-Kr 
Nam'able,  N-M-B1« 
Nama'tion,  N2-Mshn 
Nam'by-pamby,  N-M-B» 

tP'-M-B 
Name,N*-M,  N«-Md,  N*- 

M-NG 

N"ame'less.  N-M-Zs« 
Name'leasly,  N-M-Zs«-Z 
Name'ly,  N-M-X,* 
ffame'-plate,  N2-M-Plt 
Pfame'sake,  N*-Ms-K 
Nankeen',  Nn?-Kn 


NAT 

Nap,  N-pi,  N-Pti.    N-Pi- 

NG 

Nape,  N-P» 
Naph'tha,  N-Pi-TH  or  N- 


Naphthal'ic,  N- 

K  or  N-Fi-TH-i-K 
Na'pier's-bones,  N  -  P 

flz-Bnz 
Na'pier's-rods,  N-ps-R 

R-Dz 

Nap'kin,  N-pi-Kn 
Napless,  N-P-is1 
Na'ples-yellow,  N-Pl 

Y-i 

Napo'leon,  N-P2-in 
Nap'piness,  N-pi-Ns 
Nap'py,  N-P1 
Narcis'sus,  Nr-Sss3 
Narco'sis,  N^-Kss 
Narcot'ic,  Nr-K-Ti-K 
Narcot'ical,  Nr^Kt-Kl 
Narcot'icness, 

K-Ns 

Nar'cotine,  Xr-K-Tn1 
Nar'cotism,  Nr-K-l^-zM 
Nar'cotize,  Nr-K-Tzi,  Nr- 

K-Tzd',  Nr-K-Tzi-NG 
Nard,  Nr-Di 
Nard'ine,  Nr-Dni 
Nar'gile,  Nr-G-Li 
Narrate',  Nr-T2,  Nr-Td'. 

Nrt2-NG 

Narra'tion,  XrshnS 
Nar'rative,  Nr-Tvi 
Nar'ratively,  Nr-T1-  VI 
Narra'tor,  Nrtr2 
Nar'ratory,  Nr-T>-JZ 
Nar'rify,  N-Z^-F 
Nar'row,    (a.)    N-fi1,  N- 

7iri.  N-«sti 
Nar'row,  (w.)  N-.R1,  N-7J1- 

D,  N-fl'-NG 
Nar'rowly,  N-K11 
Nar'row-minded,  N-K1 

!Mn-Dd 

Nar'rowness,  N-.R'-Ns 
Nar'rows,  N-/fzi 
Nar'row-sighted,  N-^Zs1- 

Td 

Nar'wal,  Nr-WU 
Nar'whal,  Nr-WU 
Na'sal,  Nz-L* 
Nasal'ity,  N-zLi-T 
Na'salize,  Nz-Lz»,  Nz- 

Lzd2  Nz-Lz=-NG 
Na'sally,  N-Z1« 
Nas'cency,  Ns-N-81 
Nas'cent,  Ns^Nt 
Nas'tily,  Ns-T1-^ 
Nas'tiness,  Ns-Ti-Ns 
Nastur'tium,  Ns  -  T»  -  R  • 

SH-M 

Nastur'tion,  Ns-T^-JSshn 
Nas'ty,    Ns-T1,    Ns-T'-B, 

Ns-Tst1 
Na'tal,  Nt-L« 
Na'tant,  N-Tnt« 
Nata'tion,  N-Tshn* 
Natato'rial, 


NAT 

Na'tatory,  N-T*-T-B 
Natch,  N-CHi 
Natch'-bone,  N-CH1  Bn 
Na'tes,  N-Tz* 
Na'tion,  Nshn* 
Na'tional,  Nshn-Z1 
Nationalism,  Nshn-Zz1- 

M 

Nationality,  Nshn-Zi-T 
Nationaliza'tion,  Nshn- 

Lzthn* 
Nationalize,    Nshn-Zz1, 

Nshn-Zzd1,  Nshn-Lz1-NG 
Nationally,  Nshn-Z1 
Na'tionalness,  Nshn-Z1- 

Ns 

Na'tive,  Nt-V* 
Na'tive-born,     Nt-V2-B- 

Rn 

Na'tively,  Nt-V*-Z 
Na'tiveness,  Nt-V*- KB 
Na'tivism,  Nt-Vz«-M 
Nativ'ity,  Nt-v»-T 
Na'tron,  N-Trn* 
Nat'ty,  N-T1 
Nat'ural,  Nt-BU 
Nat'uralism,  Nt-/Jli-zM 
Nat'uralist,  Nt-Blst1 
Naturaliza'tion,        Nt- 

Rlzshn? 
Nat'uralize,  Nt-Blz1,  Nt- 

Blzds  Nt-Blzt-NG 
Nat'urally,  Nt-Bl1 
Nat'uralness,  Nt-B^-Ns 
Nat'ure,  Ntr2 
Nat'ured,  Ntr-D2 
Nat'urist.  N-CHi-Bst 
Naught,  Nt> 
Naught'ily,  N-Ti-Z 
Naughtiness,  N-Tl-Ns 
Naught'y,  N-T1,  N-Ti-B. 

N-Tsti 

Naus'copy,  Ns-K-P1 
Nau'sea,  N-SH1 
Nau'seate,  N-SHti,   N- 

SHi-Td,  N-SHti-NG 
Nausea'tion,  N-SHshna 
Nau'seous,  N-SHs1 
Nau'seously,  N-8Hs»-Z 
Nau'seousness,  N-SHs1- 

Ns 

Nautch,  N-CHi 
Nau'tical,  Nt'-Kl 
Nau'tilus,  N-T!-Z.s 
Na'val,  N-vs-L 
Nave,  N-V* 
Na'vel,  N-ys-L 
Na'vel-gall,  N-V2-L-G1 
Na'vel-string,    N-V2-z,s- 

Tr-NG 

Na'vew,  X-V= 
Navic'ular,  N-V3-K1-B 
Navigability,     N-V3-G- 

Bl-T(-BH) 

Navlgable-y,  N-Vi-G-Bl 
Navigableness,  N-V-G- 

Bl-Xs    [:Bs] 
Navigate,  N-Vi-G-T,  N- 

V'-G-Td,  N-Vi-G-T-NG 
Navigation,  N-V»-Gshn 


176 

Nav'igator,  N-Vi-Gtr 

Nav'vy,  N-V1 

Na'vy,  N-V* 

Nay,  N* 

Nazarene',  Nz-.Biis 

Naz'arite, 

Neap,  N-P3 

Neapolitan, 

Near,    (a.)    Nr«,   N-Br3, 

Nret3 
Near,  (v.)  Nr8,  Nrd3,  Nr8- 

NG 

Near'est,  Nrsta 
Nearly,  N-B13 
Near'ness,  NrS-Ns 
Near'-sighted,  Nrs3-Td 
Near'-sightedness,  Nrs3 

-Td-Ns 
Neat,   Nt8,   Ntr8,    N-Tst3 

(Ntst3) 

Neat'-herd,  Nt3-Hrd 
Neat'ly,  Nt-£3 
Neat'ness,  Nt3-Ns 
Neat'ress,  N-Trs8 
Neb,  N-B2 
Neb'ula,  N-B«-Z 
Neb'ular,  N-B^-Z-B 
Nebulosity,  N-Bi-£s-T 
Neb'ulous,  N-B2-Zs 
Nec'essaries,  Nss-^z* 
Necessa'rian,  Nss-Bn2 
Nec'essarily,  Nss-Bl2 
Nec'essariness,    Nss-B2- 

Ns 

Nec'essary,  Nss-B* 
Necessita'rian,    Nss-T2- 

Rn 
Neces'sitate,       Nss-Tt2 

NB8-T*-Td,  Nss-Tt(-)2 
Necessitous,  Nss-Ts2 
Neces'sitously,  Nss-T2- 

nL 
Neces'sitousness,    Nss- 

Ts2-Ns 

Neces'sity,  Nss-T* 
Neck,  N2-K 

Neck'-cloth,  N^K-Kl-TH 
Necked,  N2-Kt 
Neck'erchief,  N-Kr-CHf2 
Necklace,  N-K-Zs* 
Neck'-mold,  N'^-K-Mld 
Neck'-tie,  N2-K-T 
Necrologlc,  N-Kr-Zi-  J-K 
Necrologlcal,   N-Kr-Z'- 

J-K1 
Necrol'ogist,     N-Kr-Z1- 

Jst 

Necrol'ogy,  N-Kr-ZJ-J 
Nec'romancer,    N  -  Kr  - 

Mns-B* 
Nec'romanay,  N-Kr-Mn- 

82 
Necroman'tic ,    Ni  -  Kr  - 

Mnt-K 
Necroman'tical,    N-Kr- 

Vnt-K-L' 
Necroman'tioally,     N  - 

Kr-Mnt-K-Zi 
Necroph'agous,  Ni-Krf- 

Gs 


NEQ 

Necrop'olis,  N-Kr-PL  *k 
Necrosed',  N"-Krst 
Necro'sis,  N2-Krss 
Nec'tar,  N2-Ktr 
Necta'real,  N-K-T*-JJ1 
Necta'rean,  N-K-T*-Bn 
Necta'reous,  N-K-T2-Bs 
Necta'rial,  N-K-T2-^! 
NectariTerous,    N-K-T3- 

Rf-Rs 

Nec'tarine,  N-K-T2-Bn 
Necta'rium,  N-K-T^B-M 
Nec'tarous,  N-Ktr-Sa 
Nec'tary,  N-K-T2-B 
Nee  (na),  N* 
Need,  N-D3,  N-Dd3,  N-D3- 

NG(Nd3,  N-Dd3,  Nd3-NG) , 
Need'er,  N-Dr3 
Need'ful-ly.  N-D3-F1 
Need'fulness,     N-D3-F1- 

Ns    [iFs] 
Needlly,  N-D3-Z 
Need'iness,  N-D3-Ns 
Nee'dle,  N-D13 
Nee'dled,  N-Dld3 
Nee'dleful,  N-D13-F1 
Nee'dle-gun,  N-Dl3-Gn 
Needless,  N-D3-Zs 
Needlessly,  N-D3-Zs-Z 
Needlessness,  N-D3-Zs- 

Xs    [:Le1 
Nee'dle-woman,  N-D18- 

W-Mn 
Nee'dle-work,    N  -  Dl3  - 

Wr-K 

Needs,  N-Dz3  (Xdz3) 
Need'y,  N-D3,  N-D3-B,  N- 

Dst3 

Ne'er,  N-B2 
Nefa'rious,  N-FS-TZs 
Nefa'riously,  N-F2-R-sZ 
Nefa'riousness,  N-F^Bs 

-Ns 

Nega'tion,  X2-Gshn 
Neg'ative,  N-G-Tv*,  N-G- 

Neg'atively,  N-G-T*-V1 
Neglect',  N-G1-K-T3,   N- 
Gl-K-Td2,  N-G1-K-T*-NG 
[N2-G.  N2-G1D,  N2-G(-)] 
Neglect'er,  N2-Gl-Ktr 
Neglect'ful-ly,    N-G1-K- 

T2-F1    [N-G-F12] 
j  Negligee',  N-G1-ZH2 
Negligence,  N-Gl-Jns* 
Negligent,  N-Gl-Jnt2 
Negligently,  N-Gl-Jnt2- 

Negotiabil'ity,  N-G-SH3- 

Bl-T  (-Bit) 

Nego'tiable,  N-G-SH2-B1 
Nego'tiate,  N-G-SHt2,  N- 

G-SH2-Td.  N-G-SHt2-NG 
Nego'tiated,  N-G-SH2-Td 
Negotia'tion,  N  •  G  - 

SHshn2 

Nego'tiator,  N-G-SHtr* 
Ne'gress,  N3-Grs 
Ne'gro,  N3-Gr 
Ne'gro-head,  Ns-Gr-Hd  / 


NEG 

Ne'gus,  NS-GS 

Neif,  N-F3 

Neigh,  N2.  N-D2  N2-NG 

Neigh'bor,    N-Br2,    N- 

Brd«.  N-Br2-NG 
Neighborhood,    N-Br2- 

Hd 

Neighboring,  N-Br2-NG 
Neigh'borliness,  N-Br2- 

i-Ns 

Neighborly,  N-Br2-/, 
Nei'ther,  Ndhr«ori 
Nem.  con.,  N2-M-Kn 
Nem'oral,  N-M-tfl2 
Neog'raphy,  N-Gr-Fi 
Neolog'ic,  N-Z/i-J-K 
Neolo'gian,  N-L2-Jn 
Neolog'ical-ly,    N-/->-J- 

Kl 

Neol'ogism,  N-H-J-zM 
Neol'ogist,  N-ii-Jst 
Neologist'ical,  N  -  Ll  -  J  - 

sT-Kl 

Neol'ogize,  N-£i-Jz 
Neol'ogy,  N-l/i-J 
Ne'ophyte,  N-Ft» 
Neoter'ic,  N-T2-/e-K 
Neoter'ical,  N-T2-«-Kl 
Neoplast'ic,  N-Pls^T-K 
Ifeopla'tonism,  N-P1VT- 

Nz-M 

Neora'ma,  N-Ki-M 
JNeozo'ic,  N-Z2-K 
Nepen'the,  N-P^-N-TH 
Nepen'thes,  N-P^-N-THz 
Neph'ew,  N-F^ 
N ephrit'ic,  N-Fr3-T-K 
Nephrit'ical,  N-Frt3-Kl 
Nep'otism,  N-P-'-T-zM 
Nep'otist,  N-P"-T8t 
Nep'tune,  N-P^-Tn 
'Neptu'nian,  N-P«-Tn-N 
Nep'tunist,  N-pa-T-Nst 
Ne'reid,  N-K^-D 
Nerva'tion,  Nr-Vshn* 
Nerve,  Nr-V2,  Nr-Vd2,  Nr- 

V2-NG 

Nerve'less,  Nr-V*-Zs 
Werv'ine,  Nr-Vn» 
Nerv'ous,  Nr-Ve2 
Ner'vously,  N-Vs2-L 
Nerv'ousness,  Nr-Vs2-Ns 
Nes'cienee,  N-SHns2 
Nest,  Nst2 
Nest'-egg,  Ns-T«-G  [Ns2- 

G] 
Nest'le,  Ns-L2,  Ns-Ld«, 

Ns-L^-NG 

Nest'ling,  Ns-L«-NG 
Neato'rian,  Ns-T*-Rn 
Net,  Nt2  N-Td«,  Nt2-NG 
Neth'er,  Ndhr« 
Neth'ermost,  Ndhra-Mst 
Net'ting,  Nt«-NG 
Net'tle,  Nt-L2,  Nt-Ld2,  Nt- 

LS  NG 

Net'tler,  Nt-ir« 
Net'tle-rash,  Nt-L«-«-SH 
Net'-work, 
Neu'ral,  N-RI 

8* 


177 

Neural'gia,  N-.RU-J 
Neural'gfc,  N-.R11-J-K 
Neurol'ogist,  N-flP-Jst 
Neurol'ogy,  N-.RU-J 
Neurop'ter,  N-^-Ptr 
Neurop'tera,  N-fii-Pt-fl 
Neurop'teral,   N-JZ'-Pt 

L 

Neurot'ic,  N-fli-T-K 
Neurot'omy,  N-^'-T-M 
Neu'ter,  Ntr3 
Neu'tral,  Nt-.Rl3 
Neu'trality,     Nt  -  RV  -  T 

(-flit) 
Neutralization,        Nt 

Rlzshn* 
Neutralize,  Nt-fllz3,  Nt 

Neu'tralizer,  Nt-7Zl3-Zr 
Neu'trally,  Nt-fll3 
Nev'er,  N-V«-B    [N-v2] 
Nev'er-failing,    N-V2-F- 

L-NG 
Nevertheless',  N-V2-DH 

La    [N-yt2-is] 
Ne'ver-tiring,  N-V2-T-JB 

NG 
New,  N3,  with  tick  joined 

finally  in  direction  of  CH, 

New'-'born,  N3-B-fin 
New'-coined,  ]s73-Kn 
New'-comer,  N3-K-J 
New'el,  N-L3 
New'-fabricated,  NS-F- 

Br-K-Td 
New'-fancied,   N3-F-Ns- 

D 
New'-fangled,  N«-F-NG- 

Gld 
New'-fashioned,       N3  • 

Fshnd 

New'-found,  N3-Fnd 
New'ing,  N3-NG 
New'-invented,   N'  -  N  - 

V-N-Td 

New'ish,  N-SH3 
New'ly,  N-ia 
N"ew'-made,  N^-Md 
N"ew'-model,  N3-M-D1 
NTew'ness,  N3-Ns 
PTews,  Nz3 
SfewsTsoy,  Nz-B3 
Jfews'-dealer,  Nz3-D-i-K 
5Tews'nionger,  Nz3  -  M  - 
-.NG-Gr 

ews'paper,  Nz-P3-Pr 
tfews'-room,  Nz»-B-M 
Jfew'-style,  N83-T-L 
5fews'-vender,  Nz3-Vndr 
Newt,  Nt3 

?J"ewto'nian,  N-Tn^-N 
S"ew'-year,  N8-Y 
New'-year's-day,  N3-Yz- 

D 
New-York'er,  N  -  Yi  -  R  - 

Kr    [N-Yi-Kr] 
S"ew-Zea'lander,    N-Z8- 

Zndr 
Nex'ible,  N-Ks-Bl« 


Next,  N2-Kst    [Nst2: 
Nib,    N-B3,  N-Bd3    N-B3- 

Nibbed,  N-Bd3 
Nib'ble,    N-B13,    N-Bld3, 

N-BP-NG 

Nib'bler,  N-B13-B 
Nice,  Ns1,  Ns-B1,  Nss-T1 
Nice'ly,  Ns-Li 
Ni'cene,  Ns'-N 
Nice'ness,  Ns'-Ns 
Nic'ety,  Ns-T1 
Nich,  N-CH3 
Nick,  N3-K,  N3-Kt,  N3-K- 

NG 

Nick'el,  N3-K1 
Nickelif'erous,  X-K1-F3- 

Ks 

Nick'nack,  X3-K-X-K 
Nick'name,     XMC-X-M, 

N3-K-N-Md,     N3-K-N-M- 

NG 

Nico'tian,  N2-Kshn 
Nic'tate,  N-K-Tt3 
Nicta'tion,  X-K-Tshn2 
Nic'titate,  N-K-T3-T 
Nictita'tion,     X  -  K  -  T2- 

Tshn 
Nidamen'tal,  N-D=-Mnt- 

L 
Nid'iflcate,  N-Df3-Kt.  X- 

Df3-K-Td,  N-Df^-Kt-XG 
Nidiflca'tion,       X  -  Df2 . 

Kslm 
Nid'ulate,  N-D^-it.  x-D» 

-//-Td,  N-D3-it-XG 
Pfidula'tion,  X-D2-ishn    I 
Pfi'dus,  N-Ds1 
Niece,  Ns3 


ffig'gard.  N3-Grd 
Pfig'gardish,  N-Grd-SH* 
N"ig'gardliness,    N-Grd- 

is-Ns 

!f  ig'gardly,  N-Grd-£* 
?fig'ger,  N3-Gr 
Nigh,  Ni,  N-K1,  N-Sti 
Vigh'ness,  N^Ns 


'-brawler,  Xt'-Br- 

-cap,  Nti-K-P 
-dew,  Nti-D 
-fall,  Nti-F-L 
-flre,  Nt'-F-K 
-gown,  Nti-Gn 
-hawk,  Nti-H-K 
ingale,  Nti-N-Gl 
ly,  Nt-X,i 
-man,  Nt'-Mn 
mare,  Nti-Mr 
-piece,  Nti-Ps 
-shade,  Nti-SHd 
-soil,  Nts1-!, 
-time,  Nti-T-M 
-vision,  Nt^Vzhn 
-walker,   Nti-W- 

-walking,  NH-W- 


Night 

L-R 
Night 
Night 
Night 
Night' 
Night 
Night' 
Night' 
Night' 
tfight 
STight' 
Night 
Night 
Night' 
tfight' 
Uight' 
Night' 

Kr 

Night' 
K-NG 


NIG 


178 


Night'ward,  Nt-Wrd* 

No,  N* 

Nom'inalist,  N^M-Nlst 

Night'-watch,  Nti-W-CH 

Noa'chian,  N*-K-K 

Nom'inate,      N-M-N-T1, 

Night'-watcher,  Nti-W- 

Nobil'itate,  N-BS-i-Tt 

N-M-N-Tdi,      N-M-N-Ti- 

CHr 

Nobil'ity,  N-fis-z-T  (Bit) 

NG 

Night'-witch,  Nti-W-CH 

No'ble,    N-B12,   N-B1S-B,  Nomina'tion,       N2-M- 

Nigres'cent,  N^-Grs-Nt 

N-Blst2                                       Nshn 

Nigrifica'tion,  N-Gr-F*- 
Kshn 

No'ble-man,  N-Bl^-Mn     Nom'inative,  N-M-N-Tvi 
No'ble-mlnded,    N-B12-  Nom'inator,  Ni-M-Ntr 

Ni'grine,  N^Grn 

Mn-Dd                               Nominee'.  N8-M-N 

Ni'hilism,  Ni-Hlz-M 

No'bleress,  N-Bl^-Ns 

Nomog'raphy,  N-M-Gr- 

Nihil'ity,  N-H1-T8 

No'ble-  spirited,    N-B1*- 

F1 

Nill,  N-L8 

sPr-Td 

Non'age,  N-N-Ji 

Nilom'eter,  N-£i-Mtr 

Noblesse',  N-Bls2 

Nonagena'rian,  N-N-J~ 

Nilot'ic,  N-  i-T-K 

No'bly,  N-B1« 

Nrn 

Nim'ble,  N-M-B13,  N-M- 

No'body,  N-B^-D  (or  N- 

Nonages'imal,     N-N-J2- 

B13-R,  N-M-Bl8t8 
Nim'bleness,    N-M-B18- 

No'cake,  NS-K-K 

eM-L 
Non'agon,  Ni-N-Gn 

Na     [IBs] 

No'cent,  Ns^-st 

Non-appear'ance,    Nn  - 

Nim'bly,  N-M-B1* 

Noctambula'tion,  N-Kt- 

P3-Rns 

Nim'bus,  N-M-Bs8 

M-Blshn» 

Non-assump'sit,  Nn-S2- 

Nin'compoop,  NniP3-P 

Noctam'bulist,  N-Kt-M- 

Ms-T 

Nine,  Nn1 

Bl8t« 

Non-attend'ance,  N-N- 

Nine  'fold,  Nn-F>-Ld 

Noctiv'agant,  N-Kt-ys-G 

Tnd2-Ns 

Nine'-holes,  N»-N-  Hlz 

-Nt 

Nonce,  Nns1 

Nine'pence,  Nn-Pns1 

Noc'tograph,   N-K-T1- 

Nonchalance',  N-N-SH1- 

Nine'-pins,  Nn^Pnz 

Grf 

Lns 

Nine'-score,  Nnsi-K-B 

Noc'turn,  N-K-Ti-Kn 

Nonchalant'  N-N-SH^-Zn 

Nine'teen,  N-N-Tni  (orl9) 

Noctur'nal,  N-K-Tr^-Nl 

Non-commis'sioned, 

Nine'teenth,     N-N-Tn1- 

Noc'uous,  N-K-S1 

Nn:SHnda.     See  Com. 

TH(orl9THl) 

Nod,  N-D1,  N-Dd1,  N-Di- 

Non-commit'tal,  NniT* 

Nine'tieth,     N-N-Ti-TH 

NG 

-L 

(or  90TH1) 

No'dal,  N-D12 

Non-commu'nion,     Nn 

Nine'ty,  N-N-T1  (or  90) 
Nin'ny,  N"-N 

No'dated,  N-D=-Td 
Nod'der,  N-Dr* 

:Nu3 
Non-compli'ance,     Nn 

Nin'ny-hammer,    N*-N- 

Nod'dle,  N-Dli 

iPlns1 

H-Mr 

Nod'dy,  N-Di 

Non-comply'ing,       Nn 

Ninth,  N-N-THi  (or9THl) 

Node,  N-D» 

1P1!-NG 

Ninth'ly,  N-N-THi-i  (or 

Nodose',  N-Ds3 

Non  com'pos,  Nu  iPs1 

9TH1-//) 

Nodos'ity,  N-Ds1-! 

Non    com'pos    mentis, 

Nip,  N-P3,  N-Pt8,  N-PS-NG 

No'dous,  N-Ds2 

Nn!P'-sMn-Ts 

Nip'per,  N-Pr8 

Nod'ular,  N-D'-i-B 

Non-conclud'ing,      Nn 

Nip'pers,  N-Prz8 

Nod'ule,  N-DJ-L 

iKld3-NG 

Nip'pingly,  N-P3-NG1 

Nog,  Ni-G 

Non-concur',  Nn  i  Kr* 

Nip'ple,  N-P18 

Nog'gin,  N*-Gn 

Non-concur'rence,    Nn 

Ni'san,  Ns>-N 

Nog'ging,  NLG-NG 

iKrns* 

Ni'si,  N-S1 

Noise,  Nz»,  Nzd»,  Nz»-NG 

Non-conduct'ing,      Nn 

Ni'si-prius,  N-S^Prs 

Noise'less,  Nz-Ls1 

!D2-Kt-NG 

Nit,  Nt8 

Nois'ily,  N-ZU 

Non-conduc'tion,      Nn 

Ni'tency,  N-Tni-S 

Nois'iness,  N-ZJ-Ns 

Ni'ter,  Ntr> 

Noi'some,  Ns]-M 

Non-conduct'or,        Nn 

Nit'id,  N-Td8 

Noi'somely,  Ns-M-Z1 

iD2-Ktr 

Ni'trate,  N-Trti 

Noi'someness,  Ns^M-Ns 

Non-conform'ist,       Nn 

Ni'ter,  Ntri 

Nois'y,  N-Z1,  N-Zi-B,  N- 

!Fi-R-Mst 

Ni'tric,  N-Tr'-K 

Zsti 

Non-form'ity,  XniF!-B- 

Ni'trify,  Ntr-F1 

Nol'le    prosequi,     Nl'- 

M-T     [NniF!-T] 

Ni'trogen,  Ntr-Jni 

Prs-Kw 

Non-conta'gious,       Nn 

Ni'trogenize,   Ntr-Jn'-Z, 

Nom'ad,  N-M-D1 

!T2-Js 

Ntr-Jni-Zd.  Ntr-Jui-Z-NG 

Nomad'ic,  N-M-Di-K 

Non-conta'giousness, 

[Ntr-Jnzl,  Ntr-Jnzd»,  Ntr- 

Nom'adism,  N-M-Di-zM 

NniT2-Js-Ns 

Jnzi-NG] 

Nom'adize,  N-M-Dzl 

Non-content',  Nn  !Tnt» 

Nitrog'enous,  Ntr-J!-Ns 

Nom'bles,  N-M-Blz2 

Non-contrib'uting,    Nn 

Nitro-glyc'erine,  Ntr-Gl 

Nom'bril,  N-M-BrJ-L 

iTra-Bt(') 

•sRn3 

Nome,  N2-M 

Non  -  contempora  '  ne- 

Nitromuriat'ic,  N-Trl-M- 

No'menclator,  N«-M-N- 

OUS,  Nn'.Ta-M-Pr-Ns 

Rt-K 

Kltr 

Non-deliv'ery,  N-N-D13- 

Nitrose',  N-Trs» 

No'menclature,  N8-M- 

Vr    [N-N-D13] 

Ni'trous,  N-Trs» 

N-Kl-CHr 

Non-deposi'tion,  N-N- 

Ni'try,  N-Tri 

Nom'inal-ly,  N'-M-Nl 

'D^-Pzshn 

Nifty,  N-T8 

Nom'inalism,  N'-M-Nlz- 

Non'descript,    N-N-Ds1- 

If  iv'eous,  N-V-8 

M                                     1    Er-Pt 

NON                               179                               NOT 

Won-devel'opment,   N- 

Non-profes'sional,  N-N 

North'ernly,  Nrdhri-Nl 

N-D*-Vl-P-Mnt  [N-N-Dva 
-P-Mnt] 

Pr2-Fshn-// 
Non-profi'ciency,  N-N- 

Northernmost,  Nrdhr»- 

N-Mst 

Ifon-discov'ery,  N-N-      Pr»-Fshn-S 

North'ing,  Nr-DH'-NG 

D2-sKv-i2 

Non-profl'cient,    N  -  N  - 

North'man,  Nr-TH1-  Mn 

None,  Nn* 

Prs-Fshnt 

North'most,  Nr-TH'-Mst 

Non-elect',  Nn-Z«-K-T 

Non'-pros,  N-N-Prs»,  N-N 

North'-star,    Nr-THs1-!- 

Non-elec'tric,  Nn-Z2-K 

-Prsti,  N-N-Prsi-NG 

K 

Tr-K 
Non-emphat'ic,  Nn-M 

Non-re'gent,  Nn-fis-Jnt 
Non-rendi'tion,   Nn-fi3- 

North'ward,      Nr  -  TH1  - 
Wrd  or  NrJ-Rd 

Fi-T-K 

N-Dshn 

North'wards,    Nr  -  TH1  - 

Nonen'tity,  N-N-Nt-T* 

Non-resem'blance,  Nn- 

Wrdz 

Nones,  Nnz2 

Rz2-M-Blns 

North'wardly,    Nr-TH'- 

Non-esential,  N-N-S^-N 

Non-res'idence,  Nn-fiz2- 

8H1     [N-N-8n2j 
None'such,  N-Ns-CH« 
Non-excommu'nica- 

Dns 
Non-resist'ance,      Nn  - 
#zs3-Tns 

North'-west,  Nr-TH'-Wst 
or  Nrl-Wst 
North-west'er,  Nr-TH>- 

ble,  Nn-Ks  :N-K-BI* 

Non-resist'ant,  Nn-JKzs3- 

Wstr  or  N^-Wstr 

Non-execu'tion,     Nn3  - 

Tnt 

North-west'erly,       Xr  - 

Ks-Kshn 

Non-sane',  N2-Ns-N 

THi-Ws-Tr-i  or  Xri-Ws- 

Non-exist'ence,  Nn-Kss- 

Non'sense,  N'-Ns-Ns 

Tr-i 

Tns» 

Nonsens'ical-ly,   N2-Ns- 

North-west'ern,  Nr-TH1 

Non-exist'ent,    Nn-Kss- 

Ns-Kl 

-Ws-Trn 

Tnt» 

Nonsens'icalness,  N2-Ns 

North'-wind,   Nr  -  TH1  - 

ITon-exporta'tion,    Nn- 

-Ns-Kl-Ns 

Wnd 

Ks-P^-fi-Tshn 

Non-sens'itive,  N-Ns-Ns- 

Norwe'gian,  Nr-wJn3 

Non-exten'sile,    Nn-Ks- 

Nose,  Nz2,  Nzd2,  Nz2-NG 

T2-Ns-L 

Non-seq'uitur,    N2  -  Ns  - 

Nose'bleed,  Nz-Bld2 

Non-fea'sance,  N-N-Fz3- 

Kwtr 

Nose'gay,  Xz2-G 

Ns 

Non-slaveTiolding,  Nn 

Nose'less,  Nz-Ls2 

Non-fulflll'ment,       Nn 

!s£*-V-HldC) 

Nos'le,  N-Zl1 

iFl3-F-L-Mnt 

Non-solu'tion,            Nn 

Nosocom'ical,  Ns^K-M- 

Nonill'ion,  N-N-Ln3 

isishn3 

Kl 

Non-impovta'tion,  Nn- 

Non'suit,  N-Ns-Ti,  N-Ns- 

Nosog'raphy,  N-sGr-Fi 

M-Pr2-Tshn 

Td»,  N-Ns-Ti-NG 

Nosolog'ical,  N-si'-J-Kl 

Non-join'der,  N-N-Jndr1 
Nonju'rant,  N-N-J3-Knt 
Non-jur'ing,    N-N-J3-JZ- 

l!fon-us'er,  N-N-Y3-Zr 
Pf  oo'dle,  N-D13 
Df  ook,  N3-K 

Nosol'ogist,  N-sii-Jst 
Nosol'ogy,  N-s^i-J 
Nostal'gia,  Ns-T^Z-J 

NG 

ffool'ogy,  N-Z'-J 

Nostal'gic,  Ns-TJ-Z-J-K 

Non-ju'ror,  N-N-  3*-R-R 

tfoon,  Nn* 

Nos'tril,  N-sTri-L 

Non-Ii'quet,  Nn-//i-Kwt 

Noon'day,  N-N-D3 

Nos'trum,  N-sTri-M 

Non-malig'nant,  N3  -  N  - 

Noon'ing,  Nn3-NG 

Not,   Nti,  and   by   the  n- 

Ml-G-Nnt 

Noon'tide,  N-N-Td» 

hook  and   halving  prin- 

Non-manufac'turing, 

Noose,  (».)  Ns3 

ciple  combined,  as  in: 

Nn-M-N-F'-Ktr-NG     [-F- 

Noose,  (v.)  Nzs,  Nzd»,  Nz»- 

Are  not,  .Knt1 

R(")J 

NG 

Had  not,  Dnt1 

Non-mem'ber,  Nn-M-M- 

No'pal,  N-P1» 

Be  not,  But3 

Br2 

?for,  Nr1 

Do  not,  Dnta 

Non-mem'bership,  Nn- 

Jform,  Nr'-M 

Did  not,  Dnt3 

M-M-Br2-^//-?      [Nn2-M 

Jfor'mal,  Nr^Ml 

May  not.  Mut2 

!8H] 

!f  or'mal-school,  Nr'-Ml- 

Notabil'ity,  Nt-Bl3-T 

Non-metal'lic,  Nn-Mt- 

sK-L 

Not'able-y,  Nt-Bl2 

.H-K 

^for'man  Nr^-Mn 

Not'ableness,  Nt-Bl2-N« 

Non-nat'urals,  Nn  -  Nt  - 

^forns,  Nrnz1 

[NtlBs2] 

!f  or'roy,  ft-R1 

Nota'rial-ly,  N-T2-£1 

Non'ny,  N!-N 

!f  orse,  Nrsi 

No'tary,  N-T2-B 

Non-observ'ance,     Nn- 

!f  orse'man,  Nrsi-Mn 

No'tary-public,  N-T2-iJ- 

B2-zK-Vns 

North,  Nr-TH1 

P-B-i-K    [-P-B] 

Nonpareil',  Nn-ps-fll 

\forth-east',  Nr-THsti 

Nota'tion,  N-Tshn2 

Non-pay'ment,  Nn  -  P*  - 

If  orth-east'er,  Nr-THstr' 

Notch,  N-CHi,  N-CHt',  N- 

Mnt 

North-east'erly,       Nr  - 

CH>-NG 

Non-perform'ance,  N-N 

Note,  Nt2,  N-Td«,  Nt«-NG 

-Pri-Fr-Mns    C-Pr-Fs] 

North-east'ern,        Nr- 

Note'-book,  Nt2-B-K 

Non'plus,  N-N-Pls1 
Jf  on-ponderos'ity,  N-N- 
Pndr»-8-T  (-8t) 

North'er,  Nrdhri 
Nor'therliness,    Nrdhr- 

Not'ed,  N-Td2 
Not'edly,  N-Td«-L 
Not'edness,  N-Td*-Ns 

Non-pon'derous,  N  -  N  - 

ii-Ns 

Note'less,  Nt-z,s» 

Pndri-S 

North'erly,  Nrdbr-ii 

Note'lessness,  Nt-Ls*-Ns 

Non-produc'tion,  N-N- 

If  orth'ern,  Nrdhr>-N 

Not'er,  Ntr2 

If  orth'erner,  Nrdhr^Nr 

Notes,  Nts» 

NOT 

BTote'-taking,  Nt*  -  T  -  K 

NG 
Note'worthy,    Kt  -  Wr2 

DH 

Nothing,  N-THS-NG 
Nothingness,    N  -  TH!  - 

NG-Ns 
No'tice,  N-Ts2,  N-Tstf,  N 

Ts2-NG 

No'ticeable-y,  N-Ts«-Bl 
Notification,       Nt  -  F2  - 

Kslm 
No'tify,  Nt-F2,  Nt-Fd«, 


Noting,  Nt2-NG 
No'tion,  Nshn2 
No'tional-ly,  Nshn-X,* 
If  o'tionist,  Nshu2-.St 
Notari'ety,  N-T'-/e-T 
Noto'rious,  N-T2-.Rs 
Notoriously,  N-T2-K-sZ 
Noto'riousness,  K-T-fls- 

Ns 
Notwithstanding,  Nt  - 

wDHsi  -  Tnd  -  NG      [Nt  - 

DHs^Tnd] 
Nought,  Nti 
Noun,  Nn1 
Ifour'ish,    Nr-SH2,    Nr- 

SHta.  Nr-SH2-NG 
Ifour'ishable,   Nr-SH«- 

Bl 

If  ourishi'er,  Nr-SHr» 
Nourishment,  Nr-SH»- 

Mnt 

Nous,  Ns1 
Nova'tion,  N-VshnS 
Nov'el,  N-VJ-L 
Novelette',  N-V2-it 
Nov'elism,  N-Vi-Z-z-M 
Nov'elist,  N-V»-Lst 
Nov'elty,  N-V>-L-T  (-Lt) 
Novem'ber,    N-V^-M-Br 

[N-V2] 

Nov'enary,  N-Vn'-fl 
Noven'nial,  N-V^-Nl 
Nover'cal,  N-VS-R-Kl 
Nov'ice,  N-Vsi 
Novi'tiate.  N-v»-SHt 
Now,  N>,  with  tick  joined 

finally  in  the  direction  of 

the  stem  T. 
Now'adays.  N-Dz1 
No'way,  N-W- 
No'ways,  N-Wz2 
No'where,  N-W«-B  [N^-fi] 
No'wise,  N-\Vz2 
Nox'ious,  N-K-SHs' 
Nox'iously,  N-K-SHs'-L 
Nox'iousness,  N-K-SHs1- 

Ns 

No'yau,  N-Y= 
Noz'zle,  N-ZU 
Nub'bin,  N-Bn^ 
Nubif'erous,  N-Bfs-Xs 
Nu'bile,  N-B*-L 
Nubil'ity,  N-B»-i-T 
Nuciferous,  Ns-F*  Ra 
Nu'cleate,  N-K1-T» 
Nu'clei,  N3-K1 


180 

Nucle'iform,  N-K1-F»-B 

M 

Nu'cleus,  N»-Kls 
Nuda'tion,  N-Dshn^ 
Nude,  N-D3 
Nudge,  N-J2,  N-Jd2,  N-J2 

NG 

Nudi'ty,  N-D3-T 
Nugac'ity,  N-Gs-T1 
Nu'gatory,  N-G-T*-.K 
Nug'get,  N«-Gt 
Nui'sance,  Nss-Ns 
Null,  Nl« 
Nulliflca'tion,     N1-F2- 

Kshn 

Nullified,  Nl-Fd2 
Nul'lifier,  N1-F2-E 
Nullify,  N1-F2,  Nl- 

N1-F2-NG 
Nullity,  N1-T2 
Numb,  N«-M,  N«-Md, 

M-NG 
Num'ber,  N-M-Br«  N-M- 

Brd«.  N-M-Br«-NG    [Br2, 

Brd«.  Br(-)s] 

Num'berer,  N-M-Br^-R 
Num'berless,     N-M-Br2- 

La    [Br2-Zs] 
Numbers,  N-M  Brz« 
Numb'ing,  N2-M-NG 
Num'bles,  N-M-Blz«     ' 
Numb'ness,  N2-M-Ns 
Nu'merable,  N-Mr  Bl» 
Nu'meral,  N-Mr-L' 
Nu'merally,  N-Mr-Z3 
Nu'merary,  N-Mr-JZ8 
Nu'merate,  N«-Mrt,  N-Mr 

-Td».  N-MrtC)3 
Numera'tion,  N^-Mrshn 
Nu'merator,  N3-Mrtr 
Numer'ic,  N«-Mr-K 
Numer'ical-ly,  N2-Mr- 

Kl 

ffu'merous,  N3-Mrs 
Cfu'merously,  N-Mrs-i8 
Nu'merousness,  NS-Mrs- 

Ns 
Numismatic,  Ni-Ms-Mt- 

E 
Numismatlcal,    N1-Ms- 

Mt-Kl 
Numismatics,    N1  -  Ms 

Mt-Ks 
Numismatol'ogist,     N  • 

Ms-Mt-I,i-Jst 
Cfumismatorogy,  N-Ms- 

Mt-i>-J 

ffum'mary,  N-M-722 
Pfum'mular,  N-M-Z,2-R 
Pfum'mulary,  N-M-L2-/J 
Num'mulite,  N-M-Zt2 
Num'skull,  N-Ms-K-L* 
Nun,  Nn2 

Cf  un'chion,  N2-Nshn 
Cf un'cio,  Nn-Sff» 
Nun'cupate  Nn-K-Pt2 
Nuncupative,     Nn  -  K  - 

Pt2-V 
Nuncupa'tion,    Nn  -  K  - 


NYS 
Nun'cupatory,     Nn  -  K  „ 

Nun'dinal,  N-N-D2-N1 
Nun'dinary,  N-N-DS-Nr 
Nun'nery,  Nn-ffi2 
Nun'nishness,  N-N-SH2- 

Ns 

Nup'tial,  N-P2-SH1 
Nup'tials,  N-P2-SHlz 
Nurse,  Nrs2,  Nrst2,  Nrs2- 

NG 

Nurs'er,  Nrs-R* 
Nurs'ery,  Nrs-fi2 
Nurs'ery-man,  Nrs  -  R*- 

Mn 

Nursing,  Nrs2-NG 
Nursling,  Nrs-L2-NG 
Nurt'ure,       Nrtr2,     Nr- 

CHrd-1.  Nrtr2-NG 
Nut,  Nts,  N-Td2,  Nts-NG 
Nu'tant,  N-Tnt3 
Nuta'tion,  N-Tshna 
Nut'-breaker,  Nt2-Br-Kr 
Nut'-brown,  Nt-Brn 
Nut'-cracker,  Nts-Kr-Kr 
Nut'-gall,  Nt2-G-L 
Nut'-hatch,  N-T2-H-CH 
Nut'-hook,  N-T2-H-K 
Nut'meg,  N-T2-M-G 
Nu'tria,  N-Tr3 
Nu'trient,  N-Tr3-N-T 
Nu'triment,  N-Tra-Mnt 
Nutriment'al,      N  -  Tr2  - 

Mnt-L     [iMut] 
Nutri'tion,  N-Trshn3 
Pfutri'tious,  N-Tr3-5fls 
Nutri'tiously,  N-Tr3-SHs 

Pfu'tritive,  N-Tr3-Tv 
N"u'tritively,  N-Tr«-T-Vl 
ffu'tritiveness,  N  -  Tr8  - 
Tv-Ns 

Nut'shell,  Nt-SHl2 

Nut'tallite,  N-T2-it 

Nut'ting,  Nt«-NG 
!fut'-tree,  Nt2-Tr 
ffux  vomlca,  N2  -  Ks  -  V 
M-K 

Nuz'zle,  N-Zl2,  N-ZldS,  N- 

Z12-NG 

Vyctalo'pia,  N-K-T2-L-P 
!f  yc'talops,  N-K-T3-£-Ps 
?f  yctal'opy,  N-K-T'-^-P 

Nye,  N1 

Nyl'ghau,  N-L3-G 

Nymph,  N-M-F3 

Nymph'a,  N-M-F3 
^ymph'al,  N-M-F13 
Jfymphe'an,  N-M-Fn» 
>fymphlcal,  N-M-F'-Kl 
!f  ymphip'arous,   N  -  M  - 
F3-Prs 

Nymphlsh,  N-M-FS-Sff 

Nymph'-like,  N-M-F3-//- 
K 

Nymphly,  N-M-F13 
STymphoma'nia,   N-M- 

Nys'sa,  N-S8 
Nystag'mus,  Ns-Ti-G-Ms 


O                                  181 

Obei'sanca,  Bs»-Ns 

Obei'sant,  Bs«-Nt 

O. 

Obelis'cal,  B8-Zs-K-L 
Ob'elisk,  Bi-is-K 
Obese',  Bs» 

Obese'ness,  BsB-Ns 

Obesity,  Bs2-T 

O,  the  fifteenth  letter  of  the 

Obey',  B«,  Bd«,  B«-NG 

Alphabet,  is  used  to  repre- 

Obey'er, B^-R 

sent    six    distinct    vowel- 

Obfus'cate,  B^-Fs-Kt,  B2- 

sounds,  as  heard  in  note, 

Fs-K-Td,  B2-Fs-Kt-NG 

not,  done,  form,  move,  wolf. 

Obfusca'tion,      B2  -  Fs  - 

The  sounds  are  written  in 

Kshn 

Phonography  as  follows: 

Olai,  6B« 

o  in  note  —  heavy  second 

Obit,  5Bti 

place  dash. 

Obiter,  oBtri 

o  in  not—  light  first  place 

Obit'ual,  6Bt3-L 

dash. 

Obit'uary,  Bts-/Z 

o  in  done  —  light  second 

Ob'ject,  (n.)  B'-  J-Kt   [B'j 

place  dash. 

Object',  (v.)  B2-J-Kt,   B2- 

o  in  or—  heavy  first  place 

J-K-Td,  B2-J-Kt-NG  [B2, 

dash. 

B2  !  0  B(')23 

o  in  move  —  heavy  third 
place  dash. 

Ob'ject-glass,     B^J-Kt- 
Gls    [Bl-Gls] 

o    in    wolf—  light    third 

Ob  j  ec'tion,    B2  -  J  -  Kshn 

place  dash. 

[Bshn2] 

Oo,  in  the  same  syllable, 

Objec'tionable,     B*  -  J  - 

generally    has    the    sound 

Kshn-B-L   [BshnS-B-L] 

represented  by  the  heavy 

Objective,  B2-J-Kt-v  [B2 

third    place    dash,    as   in 

•  V] 

boot,  or  by  the  light  third 

Objectively,  B«-J-Kt-V- 

place  dash,  as  in  foot.    In 

Z     [B2!V1] 

door,  floor,  etc.,  oo  has  the 

Object'iveness,  B2-J-Kt- 

sound  of  o. 

V-Ns    [B2tVs] 

O  (interj.),  by  the  vowel- 

Objectivity,  BS-j-Kt-V-T 

sign  for  6  in  the  second 

[133  j  V-T] 

position,  with  direction 

Ob'jectless,  Bi-J-Kt-Zs 

of  J. 

Object'or,  B2-J-Ktr     [B2- 

Oaf,  F2 

Jtr] 

Oafish,  F*-SH 

Objur'gate,  B«-Jr-Gt,  B2- 

Oak,  K2 

Jr-G-Td.  B2-Jr-Gt-NG 

Oak'-apple,  K=-P1 
Oak'-bark,  K2-B-B-K 

Objurga'tion,  B^Jr-Gshn 
Objurgatory,  B2-Jr-G-T- 

Oak'en,  Kn2 

R 

Oakling,  K-Z2-NG 
Oak'-opening,  K2-Pn-NG 

Oblate',  B*-Zt 
Oblate'ness,  B«-Zt-Ns 

Oak'um,  K2-M 

Obla'tion,  B^Zshn 

Oak'y,  K2 

Obligate,  Bl>-Gt,  BU-G- 

Oar,  R2,  Rd«,  R»-NG 

Td,  Bli-Gt-NG 

Oars'man,  Rz2-Mn 

Obliga'tion,  Bl2-Gshn 

Oar'y,  R2 
O'asis,  5Ss2 

Obliga'to,  BP-G-T 
Obligatory,  Bl»-G-T-22 

Oast,  St2 

Oblige',  Bli-J,  BU-Jd,  Bl1- 

Oat,  T» 

J-NG 

Oat'-cake,  T*-K-K 

Obligee',  B1-J» 

Oat'en,  Tn» 

Obli'ger,  BP-Jr 

Oath,  TH2 

Obliging,  Bli-J-NG 

Oat'-malt,  T2-M-Zt 

Obli'gingly,  BP-J-NG1 

Oat'-meal,  T2-M-Z 

Obligor',  BP-Gr 

Obbliga'to,  BP-G-T 

Oblique7,   B3-Z-K,    B«-Z- 

Ob'duracy,  Bdi-jff-S 

K-T,  B*-Z-K-NG 

Ob'durate,  Bd»-J2t 

Oblique'-angled,  B»  -  L  - 

Ob'durately,  Bd*-#t-Z 

K-NGld 

Ob'durateness,    Bd^/tt- 

Obliquely,  B'-Z-Kl 

Ns 

Oblique'ness,  B^-Z-K-Ns 

Obdura'tion,  BdVRshn 

Obliq'uity,  B3-Z-Kw-T 

Olseah,  BIa« 

Obliterate,  B3-Z-Trt,  Ba. 

Obe'dience,  B*-Dns 

Z-Tr-Td,  B«-Z-Trt(-) 

Obe'dient,  B»-Dnt 
Obe'diently,  B8-Dnt-L 

Obliteration,       B»-Z- 
Trshn 

OBS 

Obliv'ion,  B'-JO-Vn 
Obliv'ious,  B^-/.-Vs 
Obliviously,  B3-jr,-Vs-L 
Obliv'iousness.  B^-i-Vs- 

Ns 

Ob'long, 
Ob'longish, 
Ob'longly,  B>-i-NGl 
Ob'longness,     B!-i-NG- 

Ns 

Obloquy,  Bi-i-Kw 
Obnoxious,  Bi-N-K-SHs 
Obnoxiously,     B'-N-K- 

SHs-i 
Obnoxlousness,  BJ-N- 

K-SHs-Ns 
O'boe,  6B« 
Ob'ole,  5Bi-L 
Ob'olize,  5Bi-iz 
Ob'olus,  SBi-is 
Obo'vate,  B2-vt 
Obrep'tion,  B2-.R-Pshn 
Obrepti'tious,  B^-S-P-T- 

SHs 

Obscene',  Bs3-N 
Obscenely,  Bs^-Nl 
Obscene'ness,  Bs3-N-Ns 
Obscenity,  Bs2-N-T 
Obscura'tion,  Bs2-Krshn 
Obscure',    Bs3-Kr,     Bs^- 

Krd,  Bs3-Kr-NG 
Obscurely,  Bs^-Kr-Z 
Obscure'ness,  Bs3-Kr-Ns 
Obscu'rity,  B.s3-Kr-T 
Ob'secrate,  Bsi-Krt,  Bs1- 

Kr-Td,  Bsi-Krt-NG 
Obsecra'tion,  Bs2-Krshn 
Ob'sequies,  Bs]-Kwz 
Obse'quious,  Bs3-Kw-S 
Obse'quiously,   Bs3-Kw- 

Sl 
Obse'quiousness,     Bs»- 

Kws-Ns 

Ob'sequy,  Bs'-Kw 
Observ'able-y,  B2-z.R-V- 

Bl 

Observ'ance,  B2-zfl-Vns 
Observan'da,  B1  -  zR  -  V- 

N-D 
Observan'dum,  B!-zfi- 

Vnd-M 

Observ'ant,  B2-zB-Vnt 
Observa'tion,       B2  -  zR  • 

Vshn     [B2-z«shn] 
Ob'servator,  B'-z/J-Vtr 
Observ'atory,  B2-zfi-V-T- 

R 
Observe',    BS-zflv,    B2- 

zJKvd,  B2-z/Zv(-) 
Dbserv'er,  B--Z.RV-.R 
Observing,  B2-zfiv(-) 
Observlngly,     B2-z«-V- 

NG1 

Dbsess',  Ess2 
Dbsessed',  Bss'-T 
Dbses'sion,  BssAn2 
Obsidian,  Bs^-Dn 
Obsidlonal,  Bs»-D-Nl 
Obsoles'cence,     B2-sZfl- 

Ns 


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Obsoles'cent,  Bs-sZs-Xt 

Ob'voluted,  Bi-V-Z-Td 

Ob'solete,  Bi-sZt.    Vocal- 

Occa'sion,             Kzhn2, 

ized  to  distinguish  it  from 

Kzhnd*,  Kzhn«-NG 

Abtolute. 

Occa'sional-ly,  Kzhn-Z' 

Ob'soleteness,  Bi-sZt-Ns 

Occa'sioner,  Kzhn-fia 

Ob'stacle,  Bsi-T-Kl 

Occa'sive,  Kz-V» 

Obstet'ric,  Bs*-Tt-fi-K 

Oc'cident,  Ks-Dnt* 

Obstet'rical,  Bs«-Tt-«-Kl 

Occident'al,  Ks-Dnt»-L 

Obstetri'tion,     Bs3  -  Tt  - 

Occip'ital,  Ks-Pt3-L 

flkha 

Oc'ciput,  Ks-Pti 

Obstet'rics,  Bs*-Tt-R-Ks 

Oc'clusion,  Klzhn' 

Ob'stinacy,  Bgi-T-N-8 

Occult',  K-Lt* 

Ob'stinate,  Bs^T-N-T 
Ob'stinately,  Bsi-T-N-T- 

Occulta'tion,  Kl-Tshn» 
Occult'ness,  K-Zf-Ns 

Z 

Oc'cupancy,  K-Pni-S 

Obstipa'tion,  Bs*-T-Pshn 

Oc'cupant,  K-Pnt» 

Obstrep'erous,     B2-sTr- 

Occupa'tion,  K-Pshn* 

Prs 

Oc'cupied,  K-Pdi 

Obstrep'erously,  B>-sTr- 

Oc'cupier,  K-pi-B 

Pr-sZ 

Oc'cupy,  K-pi,  K-Pdi,  K 

Obstrep'erousness,    B«- 

PJ-NG.    Vocalized  with  i 

sTr-Prs-Ns 

to   distinguish    it    from 

Obstric'tion,       B3  -  sTr  - 

Copy,  etc. 

Eshn 

Occur',  Kr*,  Krd«,  Kr*-NG 

Obsruct',  B-sTr-Kt,  B*- 

Occur'rence,  Krns8 

sTr-K-Td.  B«-s.Tr-Kt-NG 

O'cean,  SHns 

Obstruct'ed,  B*-sTr-K-Td 

Ocean'ic,  SHi-N-Z 

Obstruct'er,  B«-sTr-Ktr 

O'cellated,  S^-Z-Td 

Obstruc'tion,      B«  -  sTr  - 

O'celot,  82-Zt 

Kshn 

O'cher  or  O'chre,  Kr« 

Obstruct'ive,   B»-8Tr-Kt- 

O'cherous,  Kr-8* 

V 

O'chery,  Kr» 

Ob'struent,  BJ-sTr-N-T 

Ochloc'racy,  K-Zi-Kr-8 

Obtain',   B«-Tn,    B«-Tnd, 

Ochlocrat'ic,  K-Zi-Kr-T- 

BJ-Tn-NG 

K 

Obtain'able,  B2-Tn-B(-L) 

Ochlocrat'ical,  K-Z'-Krt- 

Obtain'er,  B*-T-Nr 

Kl 

Obtain'ment,  B^-T-N- 

O'chrey,  Kr* 

Mnt    [B»-T-Mnt] 

O'cra,  Kr« 

Obtest',  B=-Tst,  B^-Ts-Td, 

Oc'tagon,  K-Ti-Gn 

Obtesta'tion,  B*-Ts-Tshn 

Octag'onal,  K-Ti-G-Nl 
Octahe'dral,  K-T»-Hd-fil 

Ob'trude,  B3-Trd,  B3-Tr 

Octahe'dron,     K-T3-Hd- 

•Dd  B3-Trd(') 

Rn 

Obtrud'er,  B8-Tr-Dr 

Octan'dria,  K-Ti-N-Dr 

Obtru'sion,  B3-Trzhn 

Octan'gular,    Kt-NG-Gl- 

Obtru'sive,  B^-Trs-  V 

B1 

Obtru'sively,  B^Trs-Vl 

Oc'tant,  K-Tnti 

Obtund',  B^-Tnd 

Oc'tave,  Kt-V» 

Obtuse',  B3-Ts,   B*-T-sB, 

Octa'vo,  Kt-V« 

B'-lVs-T 

Octen'nial,  K-T«-N1 

Obtuse'-angled,     B*-Ts- 
NG-Gld    [B^-Ts-NGld] 

Oc'tile,  Kt-Li 
Octill'ion.  K-T*-Zn 

Obtusely,  B3-T-sZ 
Obtuse'ness,  B3-Ts-Ns 

Octo'ber,  Kt-Br* 
Octodec'imo,  Kt-D*-sM 

Obtu'sion,  B^-Tshn 
ObumTDfate,  B'-s-M-Brt 

Octogena'rian,     Kt  -  J»  - 
Nrn 

Obumbra'tion,     Ba  -  M  - 

Octog'enary,  Kt-JJ-Nr 

Brshn 

Oc'topod,  K-Ti-Pd 

Obverse',  B«-Vrs 

Octoroon',  K-T»-fin 

Obverse'ly,  B^-Vrs-L 

Oc'tostyle,  K-Ti-sT-L 

Obvert',    B*-Vrt,   B»-Vr- 

Octosyllab'ic,    K-Ti-sZ- 

Td,  B2-Vrt-KG 

B-K 

Ob'viate,  B^Vt,  Bi-V-Td, 

Octosyllab'ical,    K-Ti- 

Bi-Vt-NG 

6Z/-B-K1 

Obria'tion,  Ba-Vshn 

Octosyl'lable,    K-T«-sZ- 

Ob'vious,  B'-Vs 
Ob'viously,  Bi-Vs-L 

Bl 
Octroi',  K-Tri 

Ob'viousness,  Bi-Vs-Ns 

Oc'tuple,  K-T'-Pl 

Ob'volute,  Bi-V-Zt 

Oc'ular,  K-Zr> 

OF 

Oc'ularly,  K-Zr'-Z 
Oc'uliform,  K-Zi-F-B-M 
Oc'ulist,  K.-Zsti 
Od,  Dior* 

O'dalisque,  D^-Zs-K 
Odd,  D».  Dri,  Dst» 
Odd'- fellow,  Di-Fl 
Odd'ity,  DJ-T 
Oddly,  D>-Z 
Odd'ness,  D»-Ns 
Odds,  Dzi 
Ode,  D* 
Ode'on,  D^-N 
Od'ic,  DSori-K 
O'dious,  D«-S 
O'diously,  D^-Sl 
O'diousness,  Ds^-Ns 
O'dium,  D'-M 
Odom'eter,  Da-Mtr 
Odontal'gia,  Dn'-T-Z-J 
Odontal'gic,  Dni-T-Z-J, 

K 

Odontal'gy,  Dni-T-Z-J 
Odont'oid,  Dni-Td 
Odontol'ogy,  Dn^T-Z-J 
Od'or,  Dr« 
O'dorant,  Dri-N-T 
Odoriferous,  T>rf*-Rs 
Odorif'erousness,  Drf*- 

/es-Ks 

O'dorless,  Dr«-Zs 
O'dorous,  Drs-8 
O'dyle,  D*-L 
Od'yssey,  Di-8 
O'er,  RS 

JVote. — For  words   com- 
mencing with  CE  see  the 
same  under  E. 
Of  (ov),   is  indicated    as 

follows: 
1.  By  V1,  which  is  used — 

a.  When  of  begins  a  sen- 
tence or  line; 

b.  Always     instead      of 

Eroximity    before  words 
eginning  with   com-  or 
con-,  and 

c.  Generally  before  words 
that  may  be   written  by 
any  hook,  modification  or 
attachment  of  V ;  thus, 

Of  all.  VU 

Of  all  their,  Vldhrl 

Of  all  the.  Vlti 

Of  our,  Vr» 

Of  an,  Vn1 

Of  another.  Vndhr1 

Of  their,  Vdhr1 

Of  it  or  the,  Vt* 

Of  its,  Vts1 

Of  his,  Vz» 

Of  a,  V1   with  the   a. 

tick. 

By  the  t>-hook;  thus: 
Part  of.  Pvi 
Out  of,  TV* 
Charge  of.  CHv» 
Which  of.  CHv» 
Each  of,  CHv3 
Back  of,  BI-KT 


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ONO 


3.  By  proximity  —  that   is, 

Oh.  Written  the  same  as 

Om'inousness,  Mi-Ns-lfs 

by  omitting   the    of    and 

(infer;.) 

Omis'sible,  M.s-133-L 

writing  the  two  words  be- 

Oil, Z,f 

Omis'sion,  MshnS 

tween  which  it  occurs  near 

Oil'-bag,  Z'-B-G 

Omis'sive,  Ms-V3 

each      other.       Proximity 

Oil'-cake,  Z.I-K-K 

Omit',  Mt»,  M-Td3,  MtC)3 

should  not  be  used  when 

Oil'-car,  Ll-Kr 

Omit'ter,  Mtr3 

one  or  both  of  the  adjoin- 

Oil'-cloth, Zl-Kl-TH 

Om'nibus,  M-N-Bs1 

ing  words  are  written  with 
a  dot,  tick  or  circle  sign. 

Oil'-color,  Zi-K-Zr 
Oil'-district,  ZJ-D-sTr-K 

Omnifa'rious,  M-N-F2-Hs 
Omnif  erous,  M-N-F3-fis 

In  general,  it  should  not 

Oil'er,  z,r> 

Omnif  ic,  M-N-F^-K 

bo  employed  when  it  will 

Oil'iness,  Ll-~Sa 

Om'niform,  M-N-F'-R-BI 

occasion  the  slightest  in- 
distinctness.       When     in 

Oil'-man,  Ll-M.u 
Oil'-painting,  Z»-Pnt-NG 

Omuig'enous,  M-N-J3-Ns 
Om'niparty,  M-N-pJ-fl-T 

doubt  use  the  stem  V. 

Oil'-pipe,  ZJ-P-P 

Omnip'arous,  M-N-pa-Hs 

Off,  Fi 

Oil'-sand,  Zsi-Nd 

Omnipersip'ience,  M-N- 

Off  -cut,  F1-K-T 

Oil'-shop,  L!-SH-P 

Prs3-Pns 

Offal,  Fli 

Oil'-stone,  Zs^Tn 

Omnipersip'ient,    N-M- 

Offence',  Fns* 

Oil'-tank,  Z>-T-NG-K 

Prs3-Pnt 

Offend',   Fnd»,   F*-N-Fd, 

Oil'-well,  Zi-Wl 

Omnip'otence,    H-N-P3- 

Fnd2-NG 

Oil'-works,  Z'-Wr-Ks 

Tns 

Offend'er,  Fndr8 

Oil'y,  Z1,  Z>-R,  Zst1 

Omnip'otency,   M-N-P3- 

Offense',  Fns« 

Oint,  Nt' 

Tn-S 

Offen'sive,  F2-Ns-V 

Oint'ed,  N-Td> 

Omnip'otent,      M-N-ps- 

Offensively,  F2-Ns-V-Z 

Oint'ment,  Nti-Mnt 

Tnt 

Offen'siveness,  F2-Ns-V- 

O'ker,  Kr2 

Omnip'otently,  M-N-P*. 

Ns 

OTtra  or  O'kro,  Kr2 

Tnt-L 

Offer,  Fr1,  Frdi,  Fri-NG 

Old,  Z2-D,   Z2-Dr,  Z2-Dst 

Omnipres'ence,     M  -  N  - 

Of  ferable,  Fr'-Bl 

See  Late,  Later. 

Prz=-Ns 

Offerer,  Fri-R 

Old'-age,  Z«-D-  J 

Omnipres'ent,  M-N-Prz2- 

Offering,  Fri-NG 

Old'en,  Z2-Dn 

Nt 

Offertory,  Fri-T-« 

Old'ish,  Z2-D-SH 

Omnis'cience,       M  -  N  - 

OIF-hand,  F»-Hnd 

Old'ness,  z2-D-Ns 

SHus3 

Office,  Fs1 

Oleag'inous,  Z'-J-Ns 

Omnis'ciency,  M-X-SH3- 

Officer,  FsJ-B 

Oleag'inousness,     ZJ-J 

N-S 

Officered,  Fs'-Ed 

Ns-Ns 

Dmnis'cient,  M-N-SHnt8 

Offi'cial,  F»-sm 

Olean'der,  Zndr1 

Omnis'ciently,      M  -  N  - 

Offl'cially,  F»-Sfll 

Oleas'ter,  Lstr1 

SHnts-L 

Officiate,  rs-SHt,  F*-5fl- 

O'lefiant,  Z2-F-Nt 

3m'nium,  M'-N-M 

Td,  F^-SHt-NG 

O'lein,  Zn2 

Om'nium-gatherum,  M1 

Offlc'inal,  Fs»-N-L 

Oleom'eter,  Z^-Mtr 

-N-M-Gdhr-M 

Offi'cious,  FS-SHs 

Olfac'tive,  Zi-F-K-Tv 

Dmniv'orous,  M-X-v»-JZs 

Offl'ciously.  FS-SHs-Z 
Offl'ci  ousness,  F3-SHa-  Ns 

Olfac'tory,  Z'-F-K-T-jK 
Ol'iban,  Zi-Bn 

Omphal'ic,  M-Fi-Z-K 
Om'phalocele,  M-Fi-Zs- 

Offing,  F!-NG 

Olib'anum,  Z3-B-N-M 

L 

Offish,  Fi-SH 

Ol'igarch,  Z^-Gr-K 

On,  N1 

Offscouring,     Fs'-K-B- 

Oligarch'al,  Zi-Gr-Kl 

D'nanism,  N2-Nz-M 

NG 

Oligarchic,  Z!-Gr-K-K 

O'nanist,  N2-Nst 

OflTscum,  Fs^K-M 

Oligarch'ical,    Zi-Gr-K- 

Once,  Wns2 

Offset,  (n.)  FsJ-T 

Kl 

One,  Wn2 

Offset'    or    Offset,    (».) 

Oligarchy,  Z>-Gr-K 

3ne'-eyed,  Wn2-D 

Fs-o?"i-T  Fs^oT^-T-NG* 

O'lio,  ZI6« 

Oneirocrit'ic,    N-^-Kr- 

Off*  shoot,  Fi-SHt 

Oliva'ceous,  L*-V-SHs 

T-K 

Offspring,  Fi-sPr-NG 

Ol'ive,  Zi-V 

Oneirocrit'ical,    N-fis- 

Offus'cate,  Fs«-Kt 
Offusca'tion,  Fs2-Kshn 

Ol'la-podri'da,  Z»-P-Dr-D 
Ol'ogy,  Z'-J.    As  a  suffix, 

Krt-Kl 
Onei'romancy,     X  -  R1  - 

Oft,  Ft1 

sometimes  J 

Mn-8 

Oft'en,   Fn*,    F^Nr,   Fi- 

Olym'piad,  L«-M-P-D 

One'-horse,    W5  -N  -  HK 

Nst 

Olym'pian,  lAM-Pn 

[Wn2-Rs] 

Oft'enness,  Fni-Ns 
Oft'entimes,      Fn^T-Mz 

Olym'pic,  L3-M-P-K 
Om'ber,  M-Br» 

)ne'ness,  Wn2-Ns 
Jn'erary,  Nr-B1 

[Fni-Mz] 

Oinbrom'eter,    M  -  Br1  - 

Jn'erate,  Nr-T1 

Oft'times,  Ft»-T-Mz 

Mtr 

Jn'erous,  Nr-S1 

Ogee',  J3 

Dme'pa,  M»-G 

One'-sided,  Wnss-Dd 

Og'ham,  G*-M 

Dni'elet,  M-Zt^ 

One'-sidedness,     Wna*- 

O'give,  Jv* 

O'meii,  Mn*.  Mnd^,  Mn»- 

Dd-Ns 

O'gle,  Gl2,  Gld2,  G12-NG 

NG 

On'-going,  N'-G-NG 

O'gler,  Gl-R2 
O'glio,  Lid* 

Dmen'tum,  Mn-T^-M 
3'mer,  Mr* 

On'ion,  N-Yn2 
On'ion-eyed,  N-Yn*-D 

O'gre,  Gr2 

Dm'inous,  Mi-Ns 

On'ly,  Nl» 

O'gress,  Grs* 

Om'inously,  M-Ns-Li 

On'omancy,  N-Mn-S* 

ONO 

Dnomas'ticon,  N-Ms-Ti- 

Kn 
Onomatopoe'ia,  N-M-T3- 

P 
Onomatopoet'ic,  N-M- 

T*-P-T-K 
On'set,  Ns-T* 
Onslaught,  N-sZti 
On'to,  N-T1 
Ontolog'ic,  N-TJ-Z-J-K 
Ontolog'ical,    N-T*-Z-J- 

Kl 

Ontol'ogy,  N-Ti-Z-J 
O'nus,  Ns* 
On  'ward.  N-Wrdi 
On'wards,  N-Wrdz* 
O'nyx,  6N2-Ks 
O'olite,  6i«-T 
Oolit'ic,  6Z3-T-K 
Ool'ogy,  6Ll-J 
Oo'long,  oL»-NG 
Oooze,  Z?  Zd3, 
Ooz'y,  Z3 
Opacity,  Ps>-T 
Opa'cous,  P2-Ks 
Opake',  P2-K 
O'pal,  6P12 
Opalesce',  P^-Zs,  P2-Zst, 

P2-Z,8-NG 

Opales'cence,  P2-Zs-Ns 
Opales'cent,  P*-Zs-Nt     - 
O'paline,  P2-Zn 
O'palize,  P«-Zz,  I^-Zzd, 

ps-iz.-Nft 
Opaque',  P2-K 
Opaque'ness,  P^-K-Ns 
Ope,  P» 

O'pen,  Pn2.  Pnd2,  Pn»-NG 
O'pener,  P2-Nr 
O'pen-eyed,  Pn*-D 
O'pen-handed,  Pn*-Hn- 

Dd 
O'pen-hearted,  Pn*  -  H  - 

RTO. 

O'pening,  Pn^-NG 
O'penly.  P2  -Nl 
O'pen-mouthed,  Pn*-M- 

DHd 

O'penn^ss,  Pn2-Xs 
Op'era,  P>-K 
Op'era-glass,  P>-H-Gls 
Operam'eter,  Pr^Mtr 
Op'erate,  Pl-Rt, 


Operat'ic,  P^Kt-K 
Operat'ical,  P>-flt-Kl 
Opera'tion,  P2-#shn 
Op'erative,  pi-Kt-V 
Op'erator,  Pl-Rtr 
Oper'culum,  Pr=-Kl-M 
Op'erose,  Pl-Rs 
Op'eroseness,  Pi-Rs-Ns 
Oph'icleide,  F>-Kld 
Ophid'ian,  F^-Dn 
Ophiolog'ical,  F'-i-J-Kl 
Ophiol'ogist,  F^L-Jst 
Ophipl'ogy,  Fi-£-J 
O'phiomancy,  F*-Mn-S 
Ophthal'mia,  Fi-TH-Z, 
M 


184 

Ophthal'mic, 

M-K 

Oph'thalmy,  F'-TH-Z-M 
O'piate,  P2-T 
Opine',   Pn1,   Pnd',    Pn1 

NG 

Opin'iative,  Pn'-Tv 
Opin'ion,  Pn3-N    [Pn^] 
Opin'ionated,  Pn3-N-Td 
Opin'ionative,  Pn«-N-Tv 
Opin'ionatively,  Pn^-N- 

T-V1 
Opin'ionativeness,  Pn8- 

N-Tv-Ns    [Pn3-Nt;Vs] 
Opin'ioned,  Pn3-Nd 
Opin'ionist,  Pn3-Nst 
O'pium,  P2-M 
Opodel'doc,  P«-D-Z-D-K 
Opos'sum,  p!-sM 
Op'pidan,  Pi-Dn 
Op'pilate,  P'-Zt 
Oppila'tion,  P-Zshn 
Op'pilative,  pi-Zt-V 
Oppo'nency,  Pus-N-S 
Oppo'nent,  Pn2-Nt 
Opportune',  Pr3-Tn 
Opportunely,  Pr^- 
Opportune'ness,  Pr*-Tn- 

Ns 
Opportu'nity,    Pr*-Tn-T 

tP3] 

Oppos'able,  Pz2-Bl 
Oppose',   Pz2,  Pzd»,  Pi. 

NG 

Oppos'er,  P2-Zr 
Oppos'ing,  Pz2-XG 
Op'posite,  Pzi-T 
Op'positely,  Pzi-T-Z 
Op'positeness,  Pzi-T-Ns 
Opposi'tion,  Pzshn* 
Opposi'tionist,  Pzsftn»-St 
Oppos'itive,  Pz'-Tv 
Oppress',  Prs2,  Prst»,  Prs2 

-NG 

Oppressed',  Prst* 
Oppres'sion,  Prshn* 
Oppress'ive,  Prs^V 
Oppress'ively,  Prs*-V-Z 
Oppress'iveness,    Prsa  - 

V-Ns 

Oppress'or,  Pr^-sK 
Oppro'brious,  Pr2-Brs 
OpproTsriously,  Pr2-Br- 

*L 
Oppro'briousness,    Pr«- 

Bre-Ns 

Oppro'brium,  Pr2-Br-M 
Oppugn',  Pn3,  Pnd3,  Pn»- 

NG 

Oppug'nancy,  pa-G-Nn-8 
Oppugn'er,  P3-Nr 
Op'tative,  Pti-Tv 
Op'tic,  pi-T-K 
!  Op'tical,  pi-T-Kl 
Opti'cian,  P3-Tshn 
Op'tics,  pi-T-Ks 
Op'timacy,  pi-T-M-8 
i  Op'timate,  P'-T-Mt 
Op'time,  pi-T-M 
iOp'timism,  P'-T-Mz-M 


ORB 

Op'timist,  P^T-Mst 
Op'tion,  Pshn1 
Op'tional-ly,  Pshni-z 
Op'ulence,  P'-ins 
Op'ulent,  pi-int 
Op'ulently,  pi-int-Z 
O'pus,  Ps2 
Or  is  written  r,s  follows: 

1.  When  standing  alone  or 
commencing  phrases  —  by 
B',  thus; 

Or,  Ri 

Or  all,  Bl1 

Or  an,  Kni 

Or  other.  Bdhr1 

Or  the,  Bti 

Or  a,  B  with  a-tick. 

Or  rather,  Ri./Jdhr 

2.  In  the  middle  of  phra- 
ses— by  /?,  when  more  con- 
venient than  R;  thus. 

Before  or  after,  Bf2-S 

Ftr 

Day  or  two.  D2-K-T 
Three  or  four,  XHr3  ft 

F-B 

Eight  or  nine,  T2-R-Nn 
Said  or  doue,  sD2-K-Dn 

3.  After    several     of     the 
single  stem  words— by  the 

•-hook;  thus, 
At  or,  Tri 

Two  or  three,  TrS-THr 
On  or.  Nr1 
In  or,  Nr3 
Or'acle,  Ri-Kl 
Or'acled,  Ri  Kid 
Orac'ular,  R'-Kl-B 
Orac'cularly,  R'-Kl-B-Z 

Drac'ulous,  R'-Kls 

Drac'ulously,  Ri-Kl-sZ. 
Orac'ulousness,  R^Kls- 

Ns 

Or'aison.  Rsi-N 
O'ral,  Ris 
O'rally,  R2-i 

Dr'ange,  Rn'-J 

Drangeade',  Rn^-J-D 

3r'angeat,  Ru'-Jt 

Dr'ange-man.  Rn'-J-Mn 

Dr'angery,  Rn'-J-JZ 
Orang'-outang,  Ri-NG- 
T-NG 

Dra'tion,  Rshn2 

Dr'ator,  Rtr1 
Orato'rial,  Rt=  K-L 
Orato'rially,  Rt*-«-i 

3rator'ical-ly,  Rt^R-Kl 

3rato'rio,  Rt2  R 
Or'atory,  RV-R 
Orb,  Ri  B 
Orb'ate,  R>-Bt 
Orbed,  R^Bd 
Orbic'ular,  R3-B-K1-B 
Orbic'ularly,  R^-B-Kl-B- 

L 

Orbic'ulate,  R3-B-Klt 
Orbicula'tion,      B2  •  B 

Klshn 
Orb'it,  B'-Bt 


Orb'ital, 

Orb'itary,  B>-Bt-# 
Orb'y,  B'-B 

Orchard,  B^CHrd 
Orcharding,  B»-CHrd- 

NG 

Orchardist,  Bi-CHrd-St 
Orchesog'raphy,  K'--K 

sGr-F 

Or'chester,  Ei-Kstr 
Orchestra,  E»-K-aTr 
Orchestra-chair,    B»-K- 

BTr-CHr 
Orchestral 
Orchestra'tion,     B2  -  K  - 

sTrshn 

Or'chestre,  B>-Kstr 
Orches'tric,  B«-K-sTr-K. 
Orchid,  Bi-Kd 
Orchida'ceous,   BAK-D- 

SHs 

Orchid'eous,  B3-K-Ds 
Or'chil,  Bi-Kl 
Orchil'la,  B3-K-Ji 
Or'chis,  B^Ks 
Ordam',   fi«-Dn,  /e«-Dnd, 


Ordain'able, 

Ordain'er, 

Or'deal,  Ei 

Order,  Bdr»,  B^Drd,  Bdri 

-NG 

Or'derer,  Edri-B 
Ordering,  Bdr»-NG 
Or'derless,  Bdr^Ls 
Orderliness,  Bdri- 
Orderly,  Edr»-Z, 
Ordinal,  fii-D-Nl 
Or'dinance,  Bdi-Nns 
Or'dinarily,  Edi-Nr-L 
Ordinary,  EdJ-Nr 
Or'dinaryship,  Bd»-Nr- 

8H-P 

Ordinate,  Bd»-Nt 
Or'dinately,  Bdi-Nt-L 
Ordina'tion,  Bd2-Nshn 
Or'dinative,  Bdl-Nt-V 
Ord'nance,  Bdi-Nns 
Ordonnance,  Bd^Nns 
Ord'ure,  Bi-Dr 
Ore,  B2 
O'read,  oR*-T> 
Or'gan,  B'-Gn 
Organ-builder,  B»-Gn-B 

•Zdr 

Or'gandie,  Bi-Gn-D 
Or'gandy,  BJ-Gn-D 
Organ'ic,  Bi-Gn-K 
Organ'ical-ly,  Bi-G-N-Kl 
Organism,  Bi-Gn-zM 
Organist,  B«-Gn-St 
Or'ganizable,     Bi-G-Nz- 

Bl 
Organiza'tion,       Bs  -  G  - 

Tizshn    (B'-Gnz«ftn) 
Organize,  Ri-G-Nz,  B»-G- 

Nzd,  E>-G-Nz-NG 
Organizer,  E>-G-N-Zr 
Or'gan-loft,  Bi-Gn-i-Ft 


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Organog'raphy,  B>-G-N 

Organol'ogy,  B»-G-N1-J 
Or'ganon^  Ki-Gn-N 
Organ-pipe,  Bi-Gn-P-P 
Organ-rest,  Bi-Gn-fist 
Organum,  B'-Gn-M 
Organzine,  B^G-Nz-N 
Or'gasm,  B>-G-zM 
Or'geat,  fii-ZHt  or  fii-ZH 
Orgies,  Rl-3z 
Or'gy,  fl'-J 
Or'ichalch, 
O'riel,  B'^-L 
O'riency,  EnS-8 
O'rient,  Bnt» 
Orient'al.  Bnt^-L 
Orient'alism,  Bnt«-Lz-M 
Orient'alist,  Bnt2-Lst 
Orient'ate,  Bn«-Tt,  Bnt2- 

Td,  Bna-Tt(') 
Orienta'tion,  Bn2-Tehn 
Orifice,  fii-Fb 
Or'iflamme,  fii-Fl-M 
Or'igan,  Bl-Gn 
Orig'anum,  B^-Gn-M 
Origin,  Rl-3n 
Orig'inal-ly,  7J3-J-N1 
Original'ity,  TJi-J-Nl-T 
Orig'inate,  .R^-J-Nt,  R3- 

J-N-Td.  B3-J-Nt-NG 
Origination,  fi2-J-Nshn 
Originator,  R?-  J-Ktr 
O'riol,  B2-L 
O'riole,  E*-L 
Ori'on,  B'-N 
Orison,  Bzi-N 
Or'lop,  B>-£-P 
Ormolu',  B3-M-.& 
Ornament,      Ra.1  -  Mnt, 


NG 
Ornament'al-ly,      Rn*- 

Mnt-£    [SMnt] 
Ornamenta'tion,  fin2-M- 

N-Tshn 

Ornate,  Bi-Nt 
Or'nately,  B»-Nt-L 
Ornateness,  Bi-Nt-Ns 
Ornith'ichnite,  Bn«-TH- 

K-Nt 

Ornith'olite,  BnS-TH-Zt 
Ornitholog'ic,  Bn»  -  TH  - 

Z-J-K 
Ornitholog'ical,  Bni-TH 

-L-J-Kl 
Ornithol'ogist,  Bn^TH- 

i-Jst 
Ornithol'ogy,  Bn«-TH-£- 

J 
Ornithorynch'us,   Bn»  - 

TH-B-NG-Ks 
Orograph'ic,  B'-Grf-K 
Orograph'ical,  B»-Gr-F- 

El 

Orog'raphy,  B>-Gr-F 
Orolog'ical,  B»-I,-J-K1 
Orol'ogist,  B'-Z-Jst 
Orol'ogy,  E'-Z,-J 
O'rotund,  #»-Tnd 


OSS 

Orphan,  5'-Fn 

Orphanage,  tf^F-N-  J 

Orphaned,  ^'-Fnd 
Orphanhood,  .R'-Fn-Hd 
Orphanism,  /ei-Fn-Z-M 
Orphe'an  or  Orphean, 

«30ri-Fn 
Orphic,  TJi-F-K 
Or'piment,  IJi-P-Mnt 
Or'rery,  W-R 
Orris,  Esi 
Ort,  Bti 

Orthodox,  TB'-TH-D-Ks 
Or'thodoxly,     jei-TH-3> 

K-sL 
Or'thodoxness,  «!-TH-D- 

Ks-Ns 
Orthodoxy,  fli-Tll-D-K- 

S 
Orthodrom'ics,    Rl-1H- 

Dr-M-Ks 
Orthodromy,  JS'-TH-Dr- 

M 

Orthoep'ic,  .R2-TH-P-K 
Orthoep'ical-ly,   R--1H- 

P-K1 

Orthoepist,  .R'-TH-Pst 
Orthoepy,  ^i-TH  P 
Orthog'onal,  fii-TH-G-Nl 
Orthog'rapher,  /e1  -  TH  - 

Gr-Fr 
Orthograph'ic,  /ei-TH- 

Grf-K 
Orthograph'ical-ly,  fii- 

TH-Gr-F-Kl 
Orthog'raphist,    A'l-TH- 

Gr-Fst 
Orthog'raphy,     R1  -  TH  - 

Gr-F 
Orthop'edist,    ^^TH-P- 

Dst 

Orthop'edy,  tfi-TH-P-D 
Orthop'terous,   It1  -  TH  - 

P-Trs 

Or'tive,  fli-Tv 
Ortolan,  Et!-in 
O'ryx,  B2-Ks 
Os,  Si 
Os'cillate,  Sl-Lt,  Si-i-Td, 

Sl-Lt-NG 

Oscilla'tion,  S^-ishn 
Os'cillatory,  Sl-Lt-R 
Os'citancy.Si-Tn-S 
Os'citant,  8i-Tnt 
Os'citate,  S^Tt 
Oscita'tion,  82-Tshn 
Os'culant,  S'-K-^nt 
Os'culate,  si-K-it,  si-R 

L-Td,  S'-K-Lt-NG 
Oscula'tion,  S^-K-ishn 
Os'culatory,  S'-K-it-fi 
O'sier,  ZHr« 
O'siered,  ZHrda 
Os'manli,  zi-M-Nl 
Os'mazome,  Z'-Mz-M 
Os'mium,  Z'-M-M 
Os'naburg,  Z^N-Br-G 
Os'pray,  S'-Pr 
Oss,  Si 
Os'selet, 


OSS 

Os'seous,  Si-3 
Os'sicle,  S'-Kl 
Ossif'erous,  S»-Frs 
Ossific,  88-F-K 
Ossifica'tion,  8*-F-Kshn 
Os'sifrage,  S'-Fr- J 
Os'sify,  8l-F,  S»-Fd,  S*-F 

NG 

Ossiv'orous,  S8-Vrs 
Os'suary,  SE1-R 
Ost,  Sti 
Ostensibil'ity,  St«-Ns-Bl 

T  (-Bit) 

Osten'sible-y,  St*-Ns-Bl 
Osten'sive,  Sts-Ns-V 
Os'tent,  Si-Tnt 
Ostenta'tion,  Sts-N-Tshn 
Ostenta'tious,  St*-Nt-SHs 
Ostenta'tiously,   Sta-Nt 

SHs-Z, 
Ostenta'tiousness,    St* 

Nt-SHs-Ns 

Os'teocope,  S^T-K-P 
Os'teoplasty,  Sti-Pls-T 
Osteog'eny,  S'-T  -J-N 
Osteol'oger,  S^T-i-Jr 
Osteol'ogist,  Si-T-£-Jst 
Osteol'ogy,  S'-T-i-J 
Ost'ler,  Sti-i-B 
Ostra'ceans  S^Trshn 
Os'tracism,  Sl-Tr-szM 
Os'tracize,  Si-Trsz,  8'- 

Trsz-D,  S^Trsz-NG 
Os'trieh,  8l-Tr-CH 
Os'trogoth,  SJ-Tr-G-TH 
Otacous'tic,  T'ori-Ks-T-K 
Otai'gia,  Ti-£- J 
Otal'gic,  Ti-i- J-K 
Otal'gy,Ti-£-J 
O'tary,  T*-R 

Oth'er,  DHr>.   Written  in 

the  first  position  to  avoid 

collision  with  Their. 

In  many  instances  Other 

would  conflict   with    Their 

V  written  in  the  same  way. 

Bat  after  most  adjectives, 

and   nouns  and  pronouns 

in  the  possessive  case,  The.ir 

rarely    or    never    occurs; 

therefore    Other    may    be 

Written  in  such  cases   by 

the  same  outline  as  Their- 

as  follows: 

1.  By  lengthening  the  stem 
of  the  proceeding  word; 
Ihus, 

These  other,  Zdhr»' 
That  other,  DHdhri 
The  other,  DHdhr* 
Every  other.  Vrdhr* 
One  other,  Wndhr2 
No  other,  Ndhr* 
Many  other,  M3-Ndhr 
Some  other.  sMdhr* 
My  other,  Mdhri 
Your  other.  Ydhr* 
Their  other.  DHrdhr' 
Her  other,  Rdhr5 
Been  other,  Budhr* 


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OUT 


2.  By     the    rfAr-hook     01 

Ouranog'raphy,    Ki  •  N  . 

straight  stems  ;  thus, 

Gr-F 

Each  other,  CHdhrS 

Ourol'ogy,  B'-Z-J 

Such  other,  sCHdhr8 

Ouros'cope,  Es'-K-P 

Our  other,  .Rdhr' 

Ours,  /£zi 

3.  By    changing   the   pre- 

Ourself ,  W-BL-V 

ceding  ^-circle  to  a  large 

Ourselves',     I&-KL-  Vz 

loop;  thus, 

[flszi] 

Those  other,  DHzdhr^ 

Ou'sel,  Zl» 

This  other,  DHsdhr" 

Oust,  St^Si-Td,  Sti-NG 

John's  other,  Jnzdhr1 

Oust'er,  Str1 

Boy's  other,  Bzdhr1 

Out,  T'.    Out  at  the  com- 

James' other,  J2-Mzdhr 

mencement  of  compound 

Whose  other,  Hzdhr^ 

words  should  be  written 

His  other,  zdhr3  —  de- 

in  the  first  position,  no 

tached    large     loop, 

matter  what  may  be  the 

leaning  to  the  right, 

accented    vowel    of    the 

in  third  position. 

word,    except  in    a    few 

There  are  a  few  excep- 

cases  where  it  is  neces- 

;ions to  the  above   rule; 

sary  to  write  the  words 

thus,  All  other  should  be 

in  other  positions  for  the 

vocalized  with  the  second 

sake  of  distinction.     See 

3  lace    short    dash,    thus; 

Outran,  Outrun. 

budhr1.    And,  on  the  other 

Out-act',  Ti-Kt 

land,    Or   other   Is   safely 

Out-acted,  T'-K-Td 

written  Rdhr1  without  the 

Out-bal'ance,  Ti-Blns 

vowel  sign. 

Out-bid',  T'-Bd 

The  word  Their  has  the 

Dut-bid'den,  T^B-Dn 

first   right   to   be   written 

Dut-blaze',  T^Blz 

with  the  dhr  outlines,  and 

Dut'bound,  Ti-Bad 

;enerally  after  words  where 

Dut-brave',  T^Brv 

"heir  might  occur,  if  the 

Out-braz'en,  T'-Brz-N 

ame    form    be    used   for 
Other,  the  sign  of  the  short- 

Out'break,  Ti-Br-K 
Outbreaking,    T»-Br-K- 

vowel  u  should  be  inserted  ; 

NG 

thus. 

Out'-building,  T!-Bld(') 

Of  other,  Vudhr* 

Out'burst,  T'-Brst 

Shall  other.  SHudhr1 

Out'  cast,  Ti-Kst 

By  other,  Biidhri 

Out'-climb,  T^Kl-M 

But  other,  Budhr2 

Out'come,  T^K-M 

When  other,  Wudhr^ 

Out'crop,  T!-Kr-P 

In  other,  Nudhr3 

Outcrop',  T"-Kr-P,  TI.RT. 

Dth'erguise,  DHri-Gz 

Pt.  Ti  Kr-P-NG 

Oth'erness,  DHri-Ns 

Out'cry,  TuKr 

Oth'ers.       Written     like 

Outdare',  Ti-D-R 

Other    with     the    small 

Outdared',  T»-D-Bd 

circle  added. 

Ou.tdid',  T»iDd3 

Oth'erwise,  DH^-Wz 

Outdo',  T'-D 

O'tiose,  8H2-8 

Outdo'ing.  T>-D-NG 

Oti'tis,  6Ti-Ts 

Outdone',  Ti-Dn 

Of  tar,  Tri 

Outdoor',  Ti-D-R 

Ot'ter,  Tr» 

Outdoors',  T'-D-Rz 

Ot'to,  T» 

Out'er,  Tr1 

^t'toman,  Ti-Mn 

Out'ermost,  Tr!-Mst 

Ot'tomans,  TJ-Mnz 

Out'fall,  T!-F1 

Ouch,  CHi 

Out'flt,  Tf-T 

Ought,  T' 

Outflank',  Ti-Fl-NG-K 

Dunce,  Ns1 

Outfly',  T'-Fl 

Our,   K1-.     So  written   to 

Oufrfrown',  T'-Frn 

distinguish  it  from  the 

Out'gate,  T»-Gt 

abbreviation     for     Her. 

Outgen'eral,     T>-J-Nr-l 

Our  is  also  written  by  the 

[Ti-Jn] 

r-hook;  thus. 

Outgen'eraled,   TJ-J-Nr* 

By  our,  Br1 

Ld     [TLJnd] 

At  our,  Tr> 

Outgive',  T!-Gv 

Which  our,  CHr» 

Outgiv'en,  Ti-G-Vn 

Of  our,  Vr' 

Outgo',  T>-G,  T»-G-NO 

On  our.  Nr1 

Outgone',  T'-Gn 

In  our,  Nr3 

Outgrew',  T'-Gr 

Among  our,  NGr1 

Outgrow',  T"-Gr 

OUT 

Outgrown',  l^-Grn 
Out'growth,  T^-Gr-TH 
Out'guard,  Ti-Grd 
Out-Her'od,  Ti-H-K-D 
Out'-house,  H-Hs 
Outland'ish,  Ti-£nd-SH 
Outlast',  Ti-£st 
Out'law,  TH-L,  Ti-Ld,  Ti 
L  NG 

Out'lawed, 
Out'lawry,  T^ 
Out'lay,  Ti-Zr 
Out'let,Ti-it 
Outlie',  T'-i 
Out'lier,  Tl-L-~R 
Out'line, 


Outlive',  T1-.L-V 
Out'look,  T!-Z,-K 
Out'lying,  T^i-NG 
Outmarch',  T^M-B-CH 
Outmeas'ure,  "P-M-ZHr 
Out'most,  T!-Mst 
Outnumber,   T»-N-M-Br 

[TJ-Br] 

Out'-of-door,  Tvi-D-B 
Out'-of-doors,  Tvi-D-Bz 
Out-of-the-way',  TvH-W 
Outpace',  T'-Ps 
Out'parish,  T^P-fl-SH 
Out'part,  T!-Prt 
Out'peer,  T*-P-B 
Out'port,  Ti-P-fit 
Out'post,  T!-Pst 
Outpour'.  Ti-P-B 
Outpour'ing,  Ti-P-B- 
Out'rage, 


Outra'geous,  T2-H-Js 
Outra'geoualy,  T*-S-  J-s£ 
Outra'geousness, 

Js-Ns 

Outran',  Tl-.Rn 
Outrank',  'H-B-NG-K 
Outre',  Tra« 
Outreach',  T^-B-OH 
Outride',  T 
Out'rider, 
Out'rigger, 
Out'right,  Ti- 
Outrun',  Ta-.Rn,  T*-Bn-NG 
Outsail'. 
Outsell', 
Out'set,  Ts1-! 
Outshine',  Ti- 
Outside',  Tsi-D 
Dut'sider,  T>-sDr 
Out'skirt,  Ti-sK-flt 
Outsold',  Ti-s^-D 
Out'spoken,     T1  -  6P  -  Kn 

[T'-sPn] 

Outspread',  T1-sPr-D 
Outstand',  Tsi-Tnd,  Ts>- 

Tnd-NG 

Outstare',  Tsi-T-B 
Outstood',  Tsi-Td 
Out'street,  T^-sTrt 
Outstretch',  T^sTr-CH, 

T'-sTr-CHt,     Ti-sTr-CH- 

NG 


187 

Outstride',  Ti-sTrld 

Outswear',  Ti-sW-B    [T1 
sR] 

Outstrip',  Ti-sTr-P 

Outtalk',  Ti-T-K,  Ti-T-Kt 
Tl-T-K-NG 

Outvalue',  l^-Vl 

Outvie',  Ti-V 

Outvote',  T^Vt" 

Outwalk',  T>-W-K 

Out'wall,  Ti-Wl 

Out'ward,  T>-Wrd 

Out'ward-bound,      T1  - 
Wrd-Bnd 

Out'wardly,  TJ-Wrd- 

Out'words,  TJ-Wrdz 

Outwatch',  T!-wCH 

Outwear',  T^-Wr 

Outwent',  T»-Wnt 

Outweigh',  T!-W 

Outweighed',  T1-Wd 

Outwork',  T^Wr-K, 
Wr-Kt,  Ti-Wr-K-NG 

Out'work,  T!-Wr-K 

Outwore',  T!-Wr 

Outworn',  T1-Wrn 

Outwrought',  Ti-flt 

Ou'zel,  Zl» 

O'va,  V* 

O'val,  VI* 

Ova'ria,  V«-K 

Ova'rious,  \*-Rs 

Ova'rium, 

O'vary, 

O'vate,  Vta 

O'vated,  V*-Td 

Ova'tion,  Vshn* 

Ov'en,  Vn« 

O'ver,  Vr1.  Written  in 
first  position  BO  that  it 
will  not  conflict  with  Vr 
Very.  Over  at  the  com' 
mencement  of  compound 
words  should  be  written 
in  the  first  position,  no 
matter  what  may  be  the 
accented  vowel  of  the 
word,  except  in  a 
cases  where  it  is  neces- 
sary to  write  the  words 
in  other  positions  for  the 
sake  of  distinction.  See 
Overarch,  Overreach,  Over- 
draw, Overdrew,  etc. 

Overabound',  Vr»-Bnd 

Overact',  Vri-K-T 

O'veralls,  Vri-Lz 

Overanx'ious,  Vri-NG- 
SHs 

Overarch',     Vr>  -  R  •  CH. 
See  Overreach. 

Dverawe',  Vr1,  with  sign 
for  Awe  written  near  it. 

Dverawed',  Vrl-aD 
Overbal'ance,  Vr^Blns, 

Vr'-Blnst.  Vri-Blns-NG 
Overbearing,    VrJ-B-fl- 

NG 

Overbid',  Vri-Bd,  Vr»- 
BdC) 


OVE 

[  Overbid'den,  Vr^B-Dn 
-  O'ver-board,  Vr'-Brd 
Overbore',  Vri-B-B 
Overborne',  Vri-B-fln 
Overbur'den,    v^-B-fl. 

Dn 

Overcame',  Vr»-K-M 
Overcast',   Vr^Kst,   VrL 

Kst(-) 
Overcau'tious,    Vr1  -  K  - 

SHs 
Overcharge',  Vr^CHr-J 

Vri-CHr-J-D,   Vi-i-CHr-J- 

NG      [Vri-CH,    Vr'-CHd, 

Vri-CH(-)] 

Overcloud',  Vri-Kld 
O'vercoat,  VrJ-K-T 
Overcome',     Vr1  -  K  -  II, 

Vr'-K-M-NG  [VrJ-K.,  Vr1- 

Overcon'fident,  VrMFi- 

Dnt 

Over-cost'ly,  \rl-E.s-T-L 
Overdid',  Vri-Dd 
Overdo',  Vri  -  D,  Vr1  -  D  - 

NG 

Overdone',  Vr'-Dn 
Overdose',  Vi^-Ds 
Overdraw',  Vr^Dr 
Overdrawn',  Vr^Drn 
Overdrew',  Vr^-Dr 
Overdressed',  Vri-Drst 
Overdrive',  Vri-Drv 
Overdrove',  Vr^-Drv 
Overdue',  Vr'-D 
Overeat',  Vi^-T 
Overeaten',  Vr»-Tn 
Overexcite',  Vr!-Ks-T 
Overeye',  Vr'-r 
Overeyed',  Vr'-i-D 
Overfall',  Vr^-F-L 
Overfatigue',  Vri-F-T-G 
Overfed',  VrJ-F-D 
Overfeed',  Vr^-F-D 
Overflow',     Vri-Fl,    Vr1- 

Fl-D,  Vri-Fl-NG 
Overflowing',  Vri-Fl-NG 
Overflown',  VrT-FIn 
Overfond',  Vr]-Fnd 
Overfreight',  Vr>-Frt 
Dvergo',  Vr'-G 
Dvergorge',  Vri-Gr-J 
Overgrew',  Vr3-Gr 
Dvergrow',  Vrl-Gr 
3vergrown',  Vri-Grn 
3vergrowth',  Vr'-Gr-TH 
Dverhang',  Vr^H-NG 
Dverhard'en,  Vr^Hr-Dn 
Dverhaste',  Vr^Hst 
Overhast'iness,  Vr^Hs- 

T-Ns 

>verhast'y,  Vr^Hs-T 
Overhaul,  Vr'  •  HI,  Vri  - 

Hid.  Vr'-Hl-NG 
Overhead',  Vr^Hd 
Overhear",  Vr^Hr,    Vr"- 

Hr-NG 

Overheard',  Vr'-Hrd 
Overheat',  Vr»-Ht 
Overhung',  Vr*-H-NG 


OVE 

Overis'aue,  vr'-SH 
Overjoy',  VrJ-J 
Overla'bor,  Vr*-£-Br 
Overlade',  VrJ-i-D,  Vr1 

L-Dd,  Vr^i-D-NG.  These 

outlines  should  be  vocal 

ized  with  a  to  distinguish 

them  from  the  more  fre- 
quent outlines  Overload 

etc. 

Overladen',  Vr»-i-Dn 
Overlain',  Vri-Z,n 
Overland',  Vr^Z-nd 
Overlap',  Vr>-£-P,  \r*-L- 

Pt,  Vri-Z-P-NG 
Overlarge',  Vr 
Overlay5,  \ri-L,  Vri-£-D, 

Vri-i-NG 

Overleap',  VrJ-£-P 
O'verleather,  Vr»-idhr 
Overlib'eral,  Vr^L-Br-L 
Overlie',  Vr1-!.,  Vri-i-NG 
Overload',  Vr^L-D,  Vr1-/,- 

Dd,  Vrl-i-D-NG 
Overlook',  Vr1-!,  K,  Vr1- 

Z.-K-T,  Vri-i-K-NO 
Overmas'ter,  Vri-Mstr 
Overmatch',    Vr^M-CH, 

Vr>-M-CHt,      Vri-M-CH- 

NG 
Overmeas'ure,    Vr1  -  M  - 

ZHr 

Overmod'est,  Vri-M-Dst 
O'vermost,  V^-Mst 
Overmuch',  Vr^M-CH 
O'vernight,  Vr»-Nt 
Overpas'sionate,      Vr1- 

Pshn-T 

Overpass',  Vr'-Ps 
Overpa'tient,  Vri-Pshnt 
Overpay',  Vr1-?,  Vrl-Pd, 

Vri-P-NG 

Overpeo'ple,  Vr^P-Pl 
Overpersuade',    VrLPr- 

sWd,  Vr^Pr-sW-Dd,  Vr1- 

Pr-sWd-NG 
O'verplus,  V^-Pls 
Overply',  Vri-Pl 
Overpoise',  Vr^Pz 
Overpow'er,  Vr^P-E 
Overpress',  V^-Prs 
Overprize',  VrJ-Pz 
Overrake',  \rl-R-K 
Overrate',  Vrl-Rt 
Overreach', 

Vr3  R-CHt,        Vr 

NG.  See  Overarch. 
Overreach'er,  Vr3-K-CHr 
Overread'y,  Vr1-*-^ 
Overrid',  Vr^-fl-D 
Overrid'den,  Vr3-K-Dn 
Override',   Vr^JB-D,  Vr1- 

fi-D-NG 

Overripe',  V^-K-P 
Overrip'en,  Vr^-fi-Pn 
Overrode',  Vr^-JZ-D 
Overrule',  V^-fil,    Vri- 

R\d,  Vr'-Rl-NG 
Overrul'ing,  Vr»-fll-NG 
Overran',  VrJ-Bn 


188 


OXY 


Overrun',  Vr^fin,  Vr*-.Rn 

O'viform,  v^r-R-M 

NG 

Ovip'arous,  V3-Prs 

Oversaw',  Vri-S 

Ovipos'it,  V"-Pz-T,  Vi-Pz- 

Oversea',  Vri-S 

Td.  Vi-Pz-T-NG 

Oversee',  Vr^-S,  Vr8-S-NG 

Oviposi'tion,  V3-pz*An 

Overseen',  Vrs^N 
Overseer',  Vrs3-B 

Ovipos'itor,  Vi-Pztr 
O'visac,  Vs2-K 

Overset',  Vrsz-T,  Vrs2-T- 

O'void,  VS-D 

NG 

Ovoid'al,  V!-D1 

Oversew',  Vrs-S 

O'volo,  V2-Z, 

Overshade',  Vr2-SHd 

Ovol'ogy,  vl-L-  J 

Overshad'ow,  Vr^SH-D 

Ovovivip'arous,  V'-V- 

O'vershoe,  Vr^-SH 

V-Prs 

Overshoot',  Vr»-SHt,  Vr>- 

O'vule,  V2-L 

8Ht-NG 

O'vum,  V2-M 

Overshot',  Vri-SHt 

Owe.    Written  the    same 

O'versight,  Vrs1-! 
Overskip',  Vrs^K-P 

as  0  (interj.) 
Owed,  D« 

Oversleep',  V^-sZ-P,  Vr1 

Owest',  6St 

sL-Pt.  Vri-sZ-P-NG 

Ow'ing.    The  sign  for  O 

Oversoon',  Vrs^N 

(interj.)  with  tno-dot 

Overspent',  Vrs^Pnt 

Owl,  L\  Z.I-D,  LI-NG 

Overspread',    Vr^sPr-D 

Owl'er,  ir1 

V^-sPr-D-NG 

Owl'et,  L*-T 

Overstate',  Vrs^Tt 

Owl'-eyed,  fcM-D 

Overstay',   Vrs1-!,   Vrs1 

Owl'ing,  L'-NG 

Td,  Vrs>-T-NG 

Owl'ish,  Z.1-8H 

Overstep',  Vrs^T-P,  Vrs1 
T-Pt,  Vrs^T-P-NG 

Owl-light',  H-Lt 
Owl'-like,  Zi-Z-K 

Overstock',  Vrs^T-K 

Own,    N1,   Nd1,    N^NG 

Overstrain',  Vri-sTrn 

Written  in  the  first  posi- 

Overswell', Vr^sWl 

tion    to    distinguish    it 

O'vert,  Vrt2 

from    N2    know,    N«-NG 

Overtake',  Vr2-T-K,  Vr«- 

knowing. 

T-K-NG 

Own'er,  Nr2 

Overtask',  Vri-T-sK 

Owner'ship,  Nr2-SH-P 

Overtax',  Vr^T-Ks 

Ox',  Ksi     - 

Dverthrew',  VrS-THr 

Oxal'ic,  K-sZ-!-K 

Overthrow7,      Vr1  -  THr, 

Ox'bow,  Ks-B1 

Vrt-THr-NG 

Ox'en,  Ks!-N 

Dverthrown',  Vri-THrn 

Ox'eye,  Ks1-! 

Dverthwart',  VrJ-TH-Wrt 

Ox'-eyed,  Ksl-D 

Overtire',  Vri-T-B 

Ox'-fly,  Ks^Fl 

O'vertly,  Vrt«-L 

Ox'idate,    Ks-Dt1,  Ks-D» 

Overtook',  Vr^-T-K 

•Td,  Ks-Dt(')i 

Overtop',  VrJ-T-P 

Oxyda'tion,  Ks-Dshn2 

Overtrade',  Vr^Trd 

Ox'ide,  Ks-D1  - 

Overthrow',  Vr^THr 

3x'idizable,  Ks-Dz^Bl 

O'verture,  Vrtr2  (or  Vrz- 

Ox'idize,    Ks  -  Dzi,    Ks  - 

OHr) 

Dzd1.  Ks-Dzi-NG 

Overturn',      Vr1  -  T  -  fin. 

Ox'idizement,     Ks  -  Di  - 

Vr^T-find.  Vri-T-fin-NG 

zMnt 

Overtwin'ing,  VrJ-Twn- 

Ox'lrp,  K-sZ^-P 

NG 

Oxo'nian,  Ks^-Nn 

Overval'ue,  Vr-V-£ 

Ox'-stall,  Kssi-T-L 

Overween',  Vri-Wn 

Ox'yd,  Ks-D1 

Overween'ingly,     Vr1  - 

Ox'ydate,  Ks-Dt1 

Wn-NG-L 

Oxyda'tion,  Ks-Dshn* 

Overweigh',  Vra-W 
O'verweight,  Vri-wT 
Overwhelm',  Vri-Wl-M 

Ox'ydize,  Ks-Dz* 
Ox'ygen,  Ks-Jn1 
Ox'ygenate,   K  s  -  J1  -  Nt, 

Overwhelm'ing,      Vr1- 

Ks-Jt-N-Td,  Ks-Ji-Nt-NG 

Wl-M-NG 

Oxygena'tion,     Ks  -  J2  - 

Overwhelm'ingly,  Vr1- 

Nshn 

Wl-M-NGl 

Ox'ygenize,    Ks  -  J1  -  Nz, 

Overwise',  VrJ-Wz 

Ks-Ji-Nzd.  Ks-J^Nz-NG 

Overwork',   V^-Wr-K, 

Oxyg'enous,  Ks-J3-Ns 

Vr'-Wr-Kt.  Vr^Wr-K-NG 

Ox'ygon,  Ks'-Gn 

Overwrought',  Vri-fit 
Oric'ular,  V3-K1-B 

Oxyhy'drogen,  K-sHda 
Jn1 

OXY 

Ox'ymel,  K-sM-i> 
Oxymo'rpn,  K-sM-.Hn2 
Oxymu'riate,  K-sM-fit» 
Ox'yopy,  Ks-Pi 
Ox'ysalt,  K-Ssi-Zt 
Ox'ytone,  Ks-Tni 
O'yer,  Yr« 
O'yez,  Ys« 
Oys'ter,  Str* 
Oys'ter-bed,  Stri-Bd 
Oys'ter-boat,  Stri-Bt 
Oys'ter-catcher,  str'-K. 

CHr 
Oys'ter-counter,     Str1  - 

Kntr 
Oys'ter-dredge,  Str'-Dr- 

J 

Oys'ter-house,  Stri-Hs 
Oys'ter-patty,  Stri-P-T 
Oys'ter-plant,  Str^Plnt 
Oys'ter-shell,  Str»-SHl 
Ozoce'rite,  Zs»-.Rt 
Ozona'tion,  ZS-Nshn 
Ozoniflca'tion,    Z*-N-F- 

Kshn 
O'zonize,  Z^-Nz,  Z^-Nzd, 

Z2-NZ-NG 

Ozonom'eter,  Zi-N-Mtr 
Ozonomet'ric,    Z8-N-M- 

Tr-K 

Ozonom'etry,  zi-N-M-Tr 
Ozo'na,  Z*-N 
O'zone,  Zn« 


P. 


P,  the  sixteenth  letter  of 
the  Alphabet,  represents 
usually  the  sound  of  p  as 
heard  in  the  words  pay,  pie, 
cap,  rope,  etc. 

P  is  the  most  perfect  of 
all  the  consonants  and  it  is 
therefore  placed  at  the  head 
of  the  phonographic  alpha- 
bet. 

Pp  has  the  sound  of  sin- 
gle^), as  in  rapped,  nipped, 
etc.  See  Bb. 

Ph  has  the  sound  of/,  as 
inpAantom,  pha.sc,  phonog- 
raphy, etc. 

P  is  silent  in  the  initial 
combinations  pn  and  pi,  as 
in  pneumatics,  pneumonia, 
piarmigan,  Ptolemy,  etc. 

Inphth  ph  is  silent,  as  in 
phthisic  (tizlc),  phthongoin- 
eter  (thongflmeter),  etc. 
Pab'ular,  pi-B-Z-R 
Pabula'tion,  P^-B-Zshn 
Pab'ulous,  P'-B-Z/s 
Pab'ulum,  pi-B-i-M 
Pa'ca,  pa-K 
Paca'tion,  P2-Kshn 
Pace,  Ps»,  Pst», 


189 

Pa'cer,  P^-sK 
Pacha',  pi-SH 
Pactia'lic,  pi-SHl-K 
Pach'ydenn,  Pi-K-Dr-lVI 
Pachyderm'ata,  P^-K 

Dr-M  T 
Pachyderm'atous,  P«-K 

Dr-M-Ts 

Pacific,  Ps«-F-K 
Paciric-ocean,     Ps8  -  F- 

Kshn 

Paeifical,  Ps^-F-Kl 
Paciflca'tion,  Ps*-F-Kshn 
Pacificator,  Ps»-F-Ktr 
Pacificatory, 


Pac'ified,  Ps»-Fd 

Pac'ifier,  Ps'-F-K 

Pac'ify,   Psi-F,  Pst-Fd, 
Ps>-F-NG 

Pac'ing,  Ps*-NG 

Pack,  pi-K,  P»-Kt,  pi-K- 
NG 

Pack'age,  pi-K-J 

Pack'-cloth,  pi-K-Kl-TH 

Pack'er,  pi-Kr 

Pack'et,  Pi-Kt,  pi-K-Td, 
Pi-Kt-NG 

Pack'et-boat,  P>-Kt-Bt 

Pack'et-ship,  pi-Kt-SH-P 

Pack'-horse,  P^K-Hrs 

Pack'ing,  pi-K-NG 

Pack'-man,  P^K-Mn 
Pack'-mule,  pi-K-M-L 
Pack'saddle,  P'-Ks-D-L 
Pack'-staff,  P^Ks-Tf 

Pack'  -thread,  pi-K-THrd 

Pack'wax,  pi-K-wKs 

Pact,  Pi-Kt 

Pac'tion,  P^Kshn 

Pac'tional,  P^Kshn-Z 
Pacti'tious,  ps- 
Pacto'lian,  P2-K-T-in 

Pacto'lus,  P^-K-T-is 
Pad,  P'-D,    P!-Dd,  P!-D- 

NG 

Pad'ding,  pi-D-NG 
Pad'dle,    pi-Dl,    P^Dld, 

P'-Dl-NG 
Pad'dle-board,     P1  -  Dl  - 

Brd 

Pad'dle-staff,  pi-Dls-Tf 
Pad  'die-wheel,  pi-Dl-Wl 
Pad'dock,  Pi-D-K 
Pad'dy,  P^D 
Padisha',  P>-D-5/7 
Pad'lock,  pi-D-L-K,  pi-D- 
Z-K-T.  Pi-D-Z-K-NG 

Paduasoy',  pi-D-8 

Pee'an,  P^-N 

Pse'on,  P3-N 

Pse'ony,  P3-N 

Pa'gan,  P»-Gn 

Pa'ganism,  P*-Gn-Z-M 
Pa'ganize,  P^-G-Nz,    P«- 

G-Nzd,  P2-G-Nz-NG 
Page,  P»-J,   ps-Jd,   ps-J- 
NG 

?ag'eant,  P'-Jnt 
Pag'eantry,  pi-J-N-Tr 


PAL 

Pagiaal,  pi-j-xi 
Pagination,  P2-J-Xshn 
Pa'ging,  p--:.J-NG 
Pago'da,  P2-G-D 
Pail,  P2-L 
Pail'ful,  ps-L-Fl 
Pail'fuls,  pn-L-Flz 
Pain,  Pu2,  Piid=,  Pu=-XG 
Pain'ful,  Pn^-F-L 
Pain'fully,  Fn"-F-L 
Pain'fulness,  Pu^-F-L-Ns 

[:FS] 

Pai'nim,  P=-N-M 
Pain'less,P2-Xls 
Pains,  Pnz2 

Pains'taker,  Pnz^-T-Kr 
Pains'taking,     PnzS-T-K- 

NG  . 
Paint,  Pnt=.  Pn^-Td,  Pnt- 

NG 

Paint'er,  Pntr2 
Paint'ing.  Put^-NG 
Pair,   PJ-R,    Pi-Ed,    pi-«- 

NG 

Paired'-off,  P'-Sd-F 
Pair'-off,  P'-^-F 
Pal'ace,  pi-is 
Pal'adin,  P'-L-Du 
Palses'tra,  P^-is-Tr 
Palankeen',  P'-Lu-Kn 
Palanquin',  PJ-in-Kn 
Pal'atable-y,  P'-Lt-Bl 
Pal'atableness,  P'-Z-t-Bl- 

Ns    [:Bs] 
Pal'atal,  P>-Zt-i 
Pal'ate,  pi-it 
Pala'tial,  P^-L-SHl 
Palat'ic,  pi-Z-T-K 
Palat'inate,  pi-Lt-Nt 
Pal'atine,  pJ-Z-Tn 
Pala'ver,   P'-i-Vr,   Pi-£- 

Vrd.  P'-Z-Vr-NG 
Pala'verer,  pi-/>-Vr-R 
Pale,  P2-L,    P2-Ld,   P2-L- 

NG 

Palea'ceous,  pt-L-SHs 
Pale'-eyed,  V-L-i-D 
Pale'ly,  V^-L-L 
Pale'ness,  f"-L-'Ss 
Paleog'rapher,  P'-i-Gr- 

Fr 
Paleograph'ic,  P'-i-Grf- 

K 
Paleograph'ical,    P'-i- 

Gr-F-Kl 

Paleog'raphy,  P'-i-Gr-F 
Paleol'ogist,  P'-i-Z-Jst 
Paleol'ogy,  P^-L-L-S 
Paleontol'ogy,    pi-L-Nt- 

L-J 

Pa'leothere,  pa-Z-TH-R 
Paleothe'rium,  pa-i-TH- 

R-M 

Pa'leous.  pz-i-S 
Paleozo'ic,  P*-L-Z-K 
Pales'tra,  P^-Zs-Tr 
Pales'trian,  P^-Ls-Trn 
Pales'tric,  f-  -Ls-Tr-K 
Pales'trical,  pa- 
Pale'tot,  pi-Z,-T 


PAL 

Pal'ette,  P'-Z,t 
Pal'frey,  P'-L-Fr 
Palil'ogy,ps-/,-Z,-J 
Palimpsest,  pi-i  Ms-8t 
Palindrome,  P'-i-N-Dr- 

M 

Pal'ing,  P2-L-NG 
Pal'inode,  P1--L-N-D 
Palisade',  P^Ls-D,  P*-Ls- 

Dd.  P2-LS-D-NG 
Pal'ish,  P*-i-SH 
Pal'kee,  pi-L-K 
Pall,  P'-L,  pi-Ld,P»-L-NG 
Palla'dium,  P*-Z-D-M 
Pall'-bearer,  pi-/,-B-Rr 
Pallet,  P'-it 
Pal'lial,  P'-/,-£ 
Palliasse',  pi-i-S 
Pal'liate,  pi-it,  P»-Z-Td, 

P'-/,t-NG 

Pallia'tion,  P»-ishn 
Pal'liative,  Pl-L-Tr 
Pal'lid,  p!-i-D 
Pal'lidness,  pi-i-D-Ns 
Pall-mall,  ps-L-Ml 
Pal'lor,  pi-L-B 
Palm,  P'-M,  P'-Md,  PVM- 

NG 
Pal'ma   Chris'ti,  Pli-M- 

Krs-T 

Pal'mar,  pi-£-Mr 
Pal'mary,  Pl-L-U-R 
Pal'mate,  pi-L-Mt 
Pal'mated,  pi-i-M-Td 
Palm'er,  P»-Mr 
Palm'er-worm,  p!-Mr- 

Wr-M 

Palmet'to,  P1*-M-T 
Palmiferous,     P1S-M-F- 

Ra 

Pal'miped,  PH-M-P-D 
Pal'mister,  PU-Mstr 
Pal'mistry,  PU-Ms-Tr 
Palm'-oil,  P»-M-Z 
Palm'-Sunday,  P'-Ms- 

N-D 

Palm'y,  pi-M 
Palp,  pi-i-P 
Palpability,  PF-P-B1-T 
Pal'pable-y,  PP-P-Bl 
Pal'pableness,  Pli-p-Bl- 

Ns    [IBs] 

Palpa'tion,  Pl^-Pshn 
Pal'pebral,  PU-P-Br-L 
Pal'pebrous,  Pl'-P-Brs 
Pal'pitate,  Pli-P-Tt,  Pli- 

P-T-Td.  Pli-P-Tt(-) 
Palpita'tion,  PP-P-Tshn 
Pals'grave,  pi-iz-Grv 
Pals'gravine,   P'-iz-Gr- 

Vn 

Pal'sical,  pi-i-Z-Kl 
Pal'sied,  P'-iz-D 
Pal'sy,   pi-i-Z,  pi-iz-D, 

P'-L-Z-NG 
Pal'ter,  Pi-itr,  P'-i-Trd, 

P'-Ltr-NG 

Pal'terer,  pi-i-Tr-B 
Pal'trily,  P>-L-Tr-L 
Pal'triness,  P»-Z,-Tr-Na 


190 


Pal'try,  P'-i-Tr, 

R,  Pi-/,-Trst 
Palu'dal,  P»-Z,-D1 
Pal'y,  P«-L 
Pam,  pi-M 
Pam'pas,  P>-M-P8 
Pam'per,  P'-M-Pr,  P»-M- 

Prd.  P'-M-Pr-NG 
Pam'phlet,  pi-M-Flt 
Pamphleteer',   P»-M-F1- 

T-R(P»-M-Fltr) 
Pam'pre,  Pl-M-Pr 
Pan,  Pni 
Panace'a,  P»-N-S 
Pana'da,  P«-N-B 
Panade',  pa-N-D 
Pana'do,  P2-N-D 
Pan'cake,  Pni-K-K 
Pan'creas,  pi-N-Kre 
Pancreat'ic,  P»-N-Kr-T-K 
Pande'an,  Pii3-Dn 
Pan'dect,  Pu'-D-Kt 
Pandem'ic,  Pn^-D-M-K 
Pandemo'nium,    Pn2-D- 

Mn-M 
Pan'der,  Pndri,  Pndi-Rd, 

Pndr'-SG 

Pan'derer,  Pndr'-R 
Pan'derism,  Pndr'-Z-M 
Pan'door,  Pn'-D-R 
Pan'doran,  Pn>-D-Kn 
Pandore',  Pn^-D-R 
Pane,  Pn2 

Panegyr'ic,  P^-N-Jr-K 
Panegyrical,  P^-N-Jr-Kl 
Panegyrist,  ps-N-Jrst 
Pan'egyrize,       P'-N-Jrz, 

P'-N-Jrzd.  P!-N-Jrz-NG 
Pan'el,  P>-K1,  Pi-Nld,  pi- 

Nl-NG 

Pang,  pi-KG 
Panic,  Pni-K 
Panic-grass,  PnJ-K-Grs 
Panicle,  P'-N-Kl 
Panlcled,  P'-N-Kld 
Panic-struck,  Pn>-K-sTr 

-K 

Panic'ulate,  P8-N-Klt 
Pannade',  Pn^-D 
Pan'nel,  P'-Nl 
Pan'nicle,  pi-N-Kl 
Pan'nier,  pi-N-R 
Pan'oply,  P'-N-Pl 
Panora'ma,  P>-Nr-M 
Panoramic,  P'-Nr-M-K 
Panoramlcal,   P'-Nr-M- 

Kl 
Pansophlcal,     pJ-Ns-F- 

Kl 

Pan'sophy,  P'-Ns-F 
Panstereora'ma,  Pns>-T- 

R-R-M 
Panstenograph'ikon, 

Pns>-T-N-Grf-Kn 
Pan'sy,  Pn»-Z 
Pant,  Pnti,  Pni-Td,  Pnt»- 

NG 

Pan'tagraph,  Pn'-T-Grf 
Pantalet',  Pn»-T-Zt 
Pantaloon.',  Pn»-T-in 


PAP 

Pan'tarch,  Pn'-T-fi-K 
Pantarch'al,  P 
Pantarchlc,    P 

E 
Pantarchlcal,    Pu1-'I-R- 

K-Kl 
Pan'tarchism,  Pn1-T-.B-K 

-zM 

Pan'tarchy,  Pn>-T-fi-K 
Pan'ter,  Pntr1 
Pan'theism,  pi-N-THz-M 
Pan'theist,  pi-X-THst 
Pantheis'tic,    P3-N-THs- 

T-K 
Pantheist'ical-ly,    pa-N- 

THs-T-Kl 
Panthe'on  or  Pan'theon, 

PSor'-N-THn 
Pan'ther,  pi-N-THr  (or 

Pnthri) 

Pan'tile,  Pni-T-L 
Pant'ler,  Pni-T-L-R 
Panto'fle,  Pn«-T-Fl 
Pan'tograph,  Pn'-T-Grf 
Pantographlc,     Pn1-!- 

Grf  K 
Pantograph'ical,  Pn1-!- 

Gr-F-Kl 
Pantog'raphy,  PnJ-T-Gr- 

F 

Pantol'ogy,  Pn^-T-L-3 
Pan'tometer,  Pni-T-Mtr 
Pan'tomime,  Pni-T-M-M 
Pantomimic,    Pn3-T-M- 

M-K 
Pantomimlcal,  Pn8-T-M 

-M-K1 

Pan'ton.  Pn'-Tn 
Pan 'ton-shoe,   Pn»-Tn- 

SH 

Pan'try,  pi-N-Tr 
Pa'nym,  Pn2-M 
Pap,  Pi-P 
Papa',  P1- Pa 
Pa'paey,  P2 -P-S 
Pa'pal,  P2-P1 
Pa'palize,    P2-Plz,     P«. 

Plzd.  ps-Plz-NG 
Pa'parchy,  P2-P-fl-K 
Papav'arous,  Pl-P\-Rs 
Papaw',  P!-Pa 
Pa'per,  P2-Pr,  P2-Prd,  P»- 

Pr-NG 

Pa'per-case,  P2-Pr-Ks 
Pa'per-currency,  P*-Pr- 

Pa'per-cutter,  P2-Pr-Ktr 
Pa'per-faced,  P*-Pr-Fst 
Pa'per-folder,    ps-Pr-F- 

idr 
Pa'per-hanger,   P3  -  Pr- 

H-NGr 
Pa'per-hangings,  P«-Pr- 

H-NG-NGz 
Pa'per-holder,    P2  -  Pr  • 

Hldr 
Pa'per-maker,  P2-Pr-M- 

Kr 
Pa'per-making,   P'-Pr- 

M-K-NG 


PAP 

Pa'per-mill,  P'-Pr-M-L 
Pa'per-money,  P2-Pr-M- 

N 
Pa'per-stainer,    P^-Prs- 

T-Nr 

Pa'per-weight,  P«-Pr-Wt 
Papes'cent,  P2-Ps-Nt 
Pa'phian,  P2-Fn 
Pap'ier-mache',  P^P-M- 

SH 
Papiliona'ceous,  P=-P-i- 

N-SHa 

Papilla,  pa-P-i 
Papillary,  Pl-P-L-R 
Papllose,  P'-P-/,s 
Pap'ilote,  pi-P-it 
Papllous,  pi-P-Ls 
Papil'ous,  ps-p-Ls 
Pa'pist,  P2  -Pst 
Papist'ic,  pa-Ps-T-E 
Papistical,  ps-Ps-T-El 
Pa'pistry,  P-P-sTr 
Papoose',  PS-PS 
Pappoose',  pa-Pa 
Pappose',  P2-Ps 
Pap'pous,  P»-PB 
Pap'py,  P'-P 
Pap'ula,  P'-P-L 
Pap'ulose,  P»-P-is 
Pap'ulous,  pi-P-ia 
Papy'rus,  pi-P-fis 
Par,  pi-B 

Par'-value,  P^-B-Vl 
Par'able,  pi-K-Bl 
Parab'ola,  PVR-B-Z 
Parab'ole,  P»-fi-B-L 
Parabol'ic,  pi-fl-B-Z-E 
Parabol'ical-ly,  P1-.R-B- 

i-El 
Parabol'iform,    P'-fl-B- 

Z--F-B-M 

Parab'olist,  pi-K-B-ist 
Parab'oloid,  pi-fi-B-Z,-D 
Paracen'tric,  P2-fis-Ntr- 

K 
Paracen'trical,    P2  -  Rs  • 

Ntr-Kl 
Parach'ronism,  P'-fi-Kr- 

Nz-M 

Par'achute,  pi-R  SHt 
Par'aclete,  P^fi-Klt 
Parade',  ps-fi-D,  P2-B-Dd, 


Par'adigm, 
Par'adise, 
Paradisi'acal,    P>-«-Ds- 

El 

Par'ados,  P^fi-Ds 
Par'adox,  P»-fl-D-Ks 
Paradox'ical-ly,  P^-R-D- 

Ks-El 
Paradox'icalness,  pi-fl- 

D-Ks-Kl-Ns 

Par'adrome,  P>-K-Dr-M 
Par'afflne,  P^fi-Fn 
Par'age,  pi-fi-J 
Parago'ge,  P*-R-Qr-  3 
Paragog'ic,  pi-K-G-J-K 
Paragog'ical,    P'-fl-G-J- 

El 


191 

Par'agon,  P^B-Gn 
Par'agram,  Pl-K-Gr-M 
Par'agraph,  Ppi-Grf 
Par'agraphed,  Prl-Grft 
Paragraphic,  Pri-Grf-E 
Paragraphical,  Pr^Gr- 

F-K1 

Paraleip'sis,  P*-fll-Pss 
Parallac'tic,    pi-Bl-E-T- 

E 
Parallac'tical,  P»-«l-Et- 

El 

Par'allax,  P'-JJl-Es 
Parallel,  pi-fil- 

Ld,  Pi-M-L-NG 
Par'allelism,  pi-Bl-Lz-M 
Parallerogram,  Pa  -  R\  - 

L-Gr-M 
Parallelograra'mic,  P1- 

fil-L-Gr-M-E 
Parallelogram'mical, 

P>-Kl-L-Gr-M-Kl 
Parallelopi'ped,   pi-fll- 

L-P-P-D 
Parallelopip'edon,    P^- 

Rl-L-P-F-Dn 

Paral'ogism,  P^Hl-J-zM 
Paral'ogy,  P'-«1-J 
Paral'ysis,  P'-filss 
Paralyt'ic,  P3-«lt-K 
Paralyt' ical,  P»-Klt-El 
Paralyza'tion,  P3-Rlzshn 
Par'alyze,    Pl-Rlz,   Pl- 

«lzd,  pi-Blz-NG 
Par'amount,  Pri-Mnt 
Par'amour,  Pri-M-B 
Par'anymph,  P'-fi-N-M- 

F 

Par'apet,  pi-K-Pt 
Par'aph,  Pl-Rt     . 
Parapher'nal,  Pr"-Fr-Nl 
Parapherna'lia,  Pr«-Fr- 

N-L 
Paraphimo'sis,  PS-B-F- 

Mss 
Par'aphrase,      Pr'  -  Frz, 

Pr»-Frzd,  Pri-Frz-NG 
Par'aphrast,  Pri-Frst 
Paraphrastic,  Pr1  -  Frs  - 

T-E 
Paraphrast'ical-ly,  Pri- 

Frs-T-El 

Paraple'gia,  Pr»-Pl-J 
Par'aplegy,  Pri-Pl- J 
Paraquet',  P*-B-Et 
Paraqui'to,  P»-fi-E-T 
Par'asang,  P>-fis-NG 
Par'ascene,  pi-fis-N 
Parasce'nium, 

M 

Parasele'ne, 
Par'asite,  pi-fls-T 
Parasit'ic,  P»-«8-T-E 
Parasit'ical,  P»-«8-T-El 
Par'asitism,  P'-fis-T-zM 
Par'asol,  pi-Ss-L 
Parasolette'.  P'-fi-sit 
Parathes'is,  P'-fi-THss 
Par'boil,  pi-K-B-L.  P»-JZ 

B-Ld, 


Par'boiled,  pi-R-B-Ld 
Par'buckle,     P(-R-B-E1, 

P^R-B-Eld,    PWe-B-El- 

NG 
Par'cel,  Prs'-L,  Prs'-Ld, 

Prsi-L-NG 

Par'cenary,  PrsJ-X-R 
Par'cener,  Prsi-X-K 
Parch, 

CHt,  P' 

Parch'ment,  pr'-CH-Mnt 

Pard,  Pi-Ed 

Par'don,  P'-R-Dn,  pi-R- 

Dud,  Pi-R-Dn-NU 
Par'donable,  pi-R-Dn-B 

(-D 
Par'donableness,   pi-/J- 

Dn-B-i-Ns     [SBs] 
Par'donably,  r'-.R-Dn-B 

Par'doner,  P'-ff-D-Xr 
Pare,  pi-R,  pJ-ltd,  P»-B- 

NG 

Paregoric,  P'-JS-Gr-K 
Par'ent,  pJ-Aiut 
Par'entage,  p>-R-Nt-J 
Parent'al-ly,  p^-Rnt-L 
Paren'thesis,  P--R-N- 

THss 
Parenthetic,  P^-K-N- 

TH-T-E 
Parenthetlcal-ly,  P2-S- 

N-THt-El 
Parentlcide,    P--R-~Sts- 

D 

Par'entless,  pi-Rnt-Zs 
Par'er,  P'-Rr 
Par'get,  Pri-Jt,  Pr'-J-Td, 

Pr>-Jt-NG 
Par'geter,  Pr'-Jtr 
Parhelia,  Pr»-H-£ 
Parhelion, . 
Pa'riah,  P!o; 
Pa'rian,  P«-. 
Pari'etal,  P 
Paring,  pi-R-NG 
Parish,  P'-fl  -SH 
Parishioner,     P3-B-SH- 

Nr 

Pari'sian,  P3-Rzlm 
Parisyllablc,  p!-R-sli- 

B-E 
Parisyllablcal,  P'-R-s^. 

B  El 

Par'itor,  P»-Rtr 
Parity,  pi-fi-T 
Park,  P^R-E,  p!-R-Et, 

pi-R-E-NG 
Park'er,  P>-R-Er 
Parlance,  Pr'-/-ns 
Par'ley,  Pr*-L,   Pri-i-D, 

Pri-i-NG 

Parliament,  P^-i-Mnt 
Parliamenta'rian,  Pr'-L- 

Mnt-Rn 
Parliamentary,    Pr8-// 

Mnt-R 

Parlor,  Pri-i-B 
Paro'chial,  P2-R-E1 
Parodlcal,.  " 


PAR                                 192                                  PAS 

Par'odist,  pi-B-Dst 
Par'ody,    P^B-D,    Pl-R- 

Participate,     Pr3-T-sPt,  i  Pasha',  P*-SH 
Prs-T-sP-Td,  Pr'-T-sPtf-)  ;Pasha'lic,  P'-SHl  Z 

Dd,  Pi-B-D-Nd 

(Prts8-Pt,        PrtsS-P-Td, 

Pasnaw',  P1-^^ 

Parol',  (law  term)  P*-B1 

Prts8-PtC)) 

Pasigraphlc,  Psi-Grf-Z 

Parole',  P*-B1 

Participa'tion,    Pr»  -  T  - 

Pasigraphlcal,    Ps'-Gn 

Paronoma'sia,  P^-B-N- 

ePsht  (Prts«-pghn) 

F-K1 

M-Z 

Participative,  Prs-T-sPt- 

Pasig'raphy,  Ps»-Gr-F 

Paronomas'tic,  P'-B-N- 

V  (Prt8«-Pt-V) 

Pasque'-flower,  P1  -  sZ. 

Ms-T-Z 

Participator,  PrS-T-sPtr 

Fl-B 

Paronomas'tical,    p!-B- 

(Prts«-Ptr) 

Pas'quil,  PsJ-Zw-L 

N-Ms-T-Kl 

Participial,  Prts3-P-L 

Pas'quin,  Psi-Kwn 

Paronom'asy,  pi-B-N-M- 

Particip'ialize,  Prts3-P- 

Pasquinade',  Ps^-Zwn-D 

8 

Zz,  Prts3-P-izd,  Prts3-P- 

Pass,  Ps1,  Pst1.  Ps!-NG 

Par'onym,  pi-B-N-M 

iz-NG 

Pass'able-y,  Ps^Bl 

Paron'ymous,  pi-Bn-Ms 
Paron'ymy,  P>-Bn-M 

Particip'ially,  Prts»-P-Z 
Participle,    Pri  -  Ts  -  PI 

Passade',  Ps^-D 
Pasa'do,  Ps2ori-D 

Par'oquet,  pi-B-Kt 
Paro'fid,  p!-B-Td 

(Prtsi-Pl) 
Par'ticle,  Prt^Zl 

Pas'sage,  Psi-  J 
Pas'sant,  Ps^Nt 

Paro'tis,  P^-B-Ts 

Par'ti-colored,    P1^-!- 

Pass'-book,  Ps*-B-Z 

Paroti'tis,  Pi-B-T-Ts 

Z-Zrd  (Prti-Z-Zrd) 

Pass'-check,  Ps^CH-Z 

Par'oxysm,  PrLZ-szM 

Partic'ular,     Prt*  -  Zl  -  B 

Passe',  P2-S 

Paroxys'mal,  Prs-Z-szM- 

Pas'senger,  Pst-N-Jr 

L 

Particularity,  Prt1  -  Zl  - 

Pas'senger-car,  Psi-N. 

Parquet',  P*-B-Z  or  !*-B- 

Bt 

Jr-Kr 

Et 

Particulariza'tion,  Prt^- 

Passe'-partout',  Ps1  -  P  - 

Par'quetry,  pi-B-Z-Tr 

Kl-Rzs/m 

B-T 

Parquette',  P«-B-Zt 

Partic'ularize,  Prts  -  Zl  - 

Pass'er,  PLsB 

Parr,  pi-B 

Bz,  Prts-Zl-Bzd,  Prt3-E.l- 

Pass'er-by,  pi-sB-B 

Par'rakeet,  P»-B-Zt 

Ez-NG 

Pas'serine,  P^sBn 

Parracid'al,  pi-Bs-D-L 

Particularly,  Prts-Zl-B- 

Passibillty,  Ps3-Bl-T 

Par'ral,  pi-Bl 

L    [Prt»iZ,] 

Pas'sible,  Ps'-Bl 

Par'ricide,  P'-Bs-D 

Parting,  pi-Bt-NG  [P(-)1] 

Pas'sim,  P^sM 

Par'rot,  pi-Bt 

jr3,r  tiSciri)  P^-JKtz-N 

Passing,  Ps^NG 

Par'ry,pi-B,  Pi-B-D,  pi- 

Par'tisanship,  Pa-Btz-N- 

Passing-bell,  Psi-NG-B- 

BNG 

SH(-P) 

L 

Parse,  pi-Bs,  Pi-Bst,  pi- 

Par'tite,  P--B-Tt 

Pass'ing-note,  Ps1-NG- 

Bs-NG 

Parti'tion,  P8-B-Tshn.  P8- 

Nt 

Par'see,  P'-B-S 

B-Tshnd,  P3-B-Tshn-NG 

Passing-tone,  Ps1-NG- 

Par'seeism,  P^B-Sz-M 

Partitive,  P»-Bt-Tv 

Tn 

Parsimo'nious,    Pr^sM- 

Par'titively,  P'-Bt-T-Vl 

Pas'sion,  Pshn1 

Kl 

Part'let,  Prti-it 

Pas'sional,  Pshn1-^ 

Parsimo'niously,     Pr«  - 

Partly,  Prt1-!, 

Pas'sionary,  Pshni-B 

8M-Ns-L 

Part'ner,  PrU-Nr.      See 

Pas'sionate,  Pshn1-! 

Parsimo'niousness,  Pr«- 

Part-owner. 

Pas'sionately,  Pshni-T-i 

sM-Ns-Ns 
Par'simony,  Pr'-sM-N 

Partnership,  Prt^Nr-SH 
(-P) 

Pas'sionateness,  Pshn1- 
T-Ns 

Parsing,  P'-Bs-NG 

Parto<>^'  -Prt*-Z 

Pas'sion-flower,    Pshn1 

Pars'ley,  Pri-sZ 

Part'-bwner,  P^Bt-Nr 

SFP-B 

Pars'nip,  Prsi-N-P 

[Pi-Nr].    See  Partner. 

Pas'sionist,  Pshn1-^ 

Par'son,  pi-Bs-N 
Par'sonage,  P^Bs-N-  J 

Par'tridge,  Prti-B-J 
Par'tridge-berry,  Prt^B 

Pas'sionless,  Pshni-is 
Pas'sion-week,     Pshn>- 

Part,  Pi-Bt,  pi-B-Td,  pi- 

-J-B-B 

W-K 

Bt-NG    [Pi,  PMC,  PC)1] 

Partridge-wood,    Prt1- 

Pas'sive,  Ps1-V 

Partake',  Prtz-Z,  Prt^-K- 

B-J-Wd                              Pas'sively,  Psi-V-Z 

NG 

Partu'rient,  Pr8  -  T  -  Bnt  Pas'siveness,  Ps1-V-Ns 

Partak'en,  Prtf-Zn 

(Prt3-Bnt)                           Passivity,  Ps3-V-T 

Partak'er,  Prt«-Zr 

Parturi'tion,  Prt8-Bshn     Pass'-key,  P^sZ 

Part'er,  Pi-Btr 

Par'ty,  P'-B-T                    Pass'less,  fl-sLa 

Parterre',  P*-B-T-B 

Par'ty-colored,  PJ-B-T-  Pass  'over,  Psi-Vr 

Par'thenon,  pi-B-TH-Nn 

Z-ird  (Prti-Z-Zrd)              Pass'port,  Ps^P-Bt 

Par'tial,  Pr^SHl 
Par'tialist,  Pr^-SHlst 

Par'tyism,  P^B-T-zM        Pass'  -word,  Pi-sWrd 
Par'ty-jury,  P>-B-T-J-B    Past,  Psti 

Partiality,  Pri-SHl-T 

Par'ty-man,  P>-B-T-Mn     Paste,  Pst«,  Ps^-Td.  Pst(-? 

Par'tially,  Prl-SHl 

Par'ty-spirit,    pi-B-T- 

Paste'board,  Pa-sBrd 

Partibillty,  Prt»-Bl-T 

sPrt 

Pas'tel,  Ps^T-L 

Partible,  Prt»-Bl 

Par'ty-wall,  P^B-T-Wl 

Past'er,  Pstr2 

Particlpable,  Pr*-T-sP- 

Parvenu,  pt-B-V-N 

Jc  9.S  IGm,  JrS*-T-/iH 

Bl  (PrtsS-P-Bl) 

Pas  (pa).  P1 

jrfl,S  Lily  x^  S*-T*Ij 

Participant,  Pr^-T-sPnt 

Pascn  P^-sZ 

Pastille',  Ps3-T-L 

(Prts3-Pntj                      i  Pas'chal,  Psi-Zl 

Pas'time,  Ps^T-lI 

PAS                                  193                                   PEB 

Pas'tor,  Pstri 

Patriarch'ic,  P^-Tr-R-K 

Pawnor',  pJ-Nr 

Pas'toral-ly,  Ps^-l-Rl 

E 

Pawpaw',  pi-Pa 

Pastora'le,  Psl-T-R-L 

Patriarch'ats,    pi-Tr-JZ 

Pax,  pi-Es 

Pas'torate,  Psi-T-Bt 

Et 

Pax'wax,  pJ-E-sW-Ks 

Pas'torlike,  pi-sTr-i-E 

Pa'triarchship,  P«-Tr-.R 

Pax'ywaxy,  pi-K-S-W-K 

Pas'torly,  pi-sTr-Z, 

E-SH-P    [18H] 

3 

Pas'torship,  PstrMSH 

Pa'triarchy,  ps-Tr-J2-E 

Pay,  P2,  P2-D.  P2-XG 

Pas'try,  P2-sTr 

Patri'cian,  ps-Trshn 

Pay'able,  pt-Bi 

Pas'try-cook,   P2-sTr-E- 

Pat'ricide,  pi-Trs-D 

Pay'-day,  ps-D 

E 

Patrimo'nial-ly,    P^-Tr 

Payee',  PG3 

Pas'turage,  P^sCHr-J 

M-N1 

Pay'er,  P2-B 

Pas'ture,    pi-sCHr,   pi- 

Pat'rimony,  P'-Tr-M-N 

Pay'ing,  P^-NG 

eCHrd,  P'-sCHr-NG 

Pa'triot,  P«-Trt 

Pay'-naaster,  P2-Mstr 

Pas'ty,  Ps-orl-T 

Patriot'ic,  pi-Trt-E 

Pay'ment,  ps-Mnt 

Pat,  Pti,  Pi-Td.  Pt(-)1 

Pa'triotism,  P2-Trt-zM 

Pay'nim,  P2-N-M 

Patch,    pi-CH,     Pi-CHt, 

Patris'tic,  P3-Trs-T-E 

Pay'-offlce,  ps-Fs 

Pi-CH-NG 

Patris'tical,  P3-Trs-T-E 

Pay'roll,  P2-.Ri 

Patch'er,  pi-CHr 

Patrol',   P^-Tr-L,  P«-Tr 

Pea,  PS 

Patch'ery,  pi-CH-fl 

Ld.  pa-Tr-L-NG 

Peace,  Ps3 

Patch'work,  P^CH-Wr-E 
Patch'y,  pi-CH 

Pa'tron,  P2-Trn 
Pat'ronage,  pi-Tr-N-J 

Peace'able-y,  Ps3-Bl 
Peace'ableness,    Ps3-Bl- 

Pate,  Pt2 

Pat'ronal,  Pi-Tr-Nl 

Ns    [IBs] 

Patefac'tion,  Pti-F-Eshn 

Pat'roness,  P'-Tr-Ns 

Peace'ful-ly,  Ps3-Fl 

Patel'la,  P^-T-L 

Pat'ronize,  pi-Tr-Nz,  pi- 

Peace'fulness,  Ps3-Fl-Ns 

Patel'liform,    P2-T-£,-F- 
B-M 

Tr-Nzd.  Pi-Tr-Nz-NG 
Pat'ronizer,  P'-Tr-N-Zr 

[iFs] 
Peace'maker,  ps-sM-Er 

Pat'en,  P'-Tn 

Pa'tronless,  P^-Tr-Nls 

Peace'-offering,  Ps3-Fr- 

Pa'tent  or  Pat'ent,  (a.) 

Patronym'ic,  P3-Tr-N-M- 

NG 

P2Orl-TBt 

E 

Peace'-officer,  Ps3-Fs-B 

Pat'ent,    (u.)  Pi-Tnt,  P». 

Patronym'ical,  pa-Tr-N- 

Peach,    P3-CH,    P3-CHt 

Tn-Td,  PJ-Tnt-NG 

M-E1 

P3-CH-NG 

Pat'entable,       pi-Tnt-B 

Patroon',  P'-Trn 

Peach'-color,    P^-CH-E, 

(-L) 

Pat'ten,  pi-Tn 

Lr 

Pat'ented,  pi-Tn-Td 

Pat'ter,  Ptri,  Ptrdi,  Ptr>- 

Pea'chick,  P3-CH-E 

Patentee',  P8-Tn-T 

NG 

Peach'wood,  P^-CH-Wd 

Pat'ent-offlce,  P^Tnt-Fs 

Pat'tern,  Pti-iZn,  P^-find, 

Pea'cock,  P^-K-E 

Pater'nal-ly,  P«-Tr-Nl 

Pt!-.Rn-NG 

Pea'hen,  P3-Hn 

Pater'nity,  P2-Tr-N-T 
Pa'ter-noster,  pa-Tr-Nstr 

Pat'ty,  pi-T 
Pat'ty-pan,  pi-T-Pn 

Pea'-jacket,  P3-J-Kt 
Peak,  PS-E,  P3-Kt,  ps-E. 

Path,  pi-TH 

Pau'city,  Psi-T 

NG 

Pathet'ic,  P«-TH-T-K 

Pau'gie,  P>-G 

Peak'ed,  P3-E-D  or  p»-Et 

Pathet'ical-ly,    P*-THt- 

Paul,  pi-L 

.  Cilii  iSxlj  P'-K-SH 

El 

Pau'line,  Pl-Ln 

Peal,    P3-L,   P3-Ld,   P3-L- 

Pathet'icalness,  P«-THt- 

Paunch,  pi-N-CH 

NG 

El-Ns 
Path'less,  pi-TH-is 

Pau'per,  P«-Pr 
Pau'perism,  P^Pr-zM 

.  6  till  j  P^-N 

Pe'anism,  P3-Nz-M 

Pathognomon'ic,  pi-TH 

Pau'perize,    P^Prz,   pi- 

?ea'-nut,  P3-N-T 

-G-N-Mn-E 

Przd,  pi-Prz-NG 

.  6&>P*  P^-It 

Pathog'nomy,  Pi-TH-G- 

Pause,    Pz',    Pz'-D    (see 

Pearl,  P2-.R1 

N-M 

Passed),  Pz^-NG 

?earl'-ash,  P2-fll-SH 

Patholog'ic,   pi-TH-i-J- 

Paus'er,  P'-Zr 

Pearled,  P^-Rld 

E 

Pav'an,  Pvi-N 

?earl'-eyed,  P2-^Jl-f-D 

Patholog'ical,  pi-TH-Z- 

Pave,  Pv2,  PvdJ,  Pv»-NG 

Jearl'-oyster,  P'--/Jl-Str 

J-E1 

Pave',  PS-V 

Pearl'-white,  P2-.Kl-Wt 

Pathol'ogist,     Pi-TH-£- 

Pave'ment,  PyS-Mnt 

'earl'y,  P2-M 

Jst 

Pav'er,  P«-Vr 

Jear'main,  Pr'-Mn 

Pathol'ogy,     P>-TH-L-J 

Pa'viage,  P«-V-J 

Pear'-tree,  P'-B-Tr 

[P>-TH-J] 

Pav'ier,  P«-V-B 

.  eas  ant,  Pz--Nt 

Pa'thos,  ps-THs 

Pavil'ion,  ps-V-in,  P»-V- 

Peas'antry,  Pz»-N-Tr 

Path'way,  Pi-TH-W 

LnA.  P»-V-Z,n-KG 

Peas'-cod,  P3-zE-D 

Pat'ible,  Pti-Bl 

Pav'ing,  Pv*-NG 

'ease,  Pz3 

Pa'tience,  Pshns* 

Pav'ior,  P«-V-B 

Pea'-shell,  P3-SH1 

Pa'tient,  Pshnta 

Pav'onine,  Pvi-Nn 

»eat,  Pt» 

Pa'tiently,  Pshnta-Z 

Paw,  Pi,  P'-D,  pi-NG 

'eat'-moss,  Pt^-Ms 

Pat'in,  pi-Tn 

Pawl,  Pi-L 

Peat'y,  P«-T 

Pat'ly,  Pti-Z 

Pawn,  Pn»,  Pnd»,  Pn^-NG 

Pe'ba,  P«-B 

Pat'ness,pi-T-Ns  (Pt'-Ns) 

Pawn'broker,    P>-N-Br- 

Peb'ble-y,p2-Bl 

Patois',  PU-W 

Er 

Peb'bled,  P2-Bld 

Pa'triarch,  P*-Tr-K-E 

Pawnee',  P'-N 

Peb'ble-stone,     P'-B1» 

?atriarch'al,  P»-Tr-fi-Kl 

Pawn'er,  P»-Nr 

Tn 

0 

PEC 

Pecan',  P'-En 
Pecan'na,  P^E-N 
Pec'ary,  P2-E-.R 
Peccability,  ps-E-Bl- 
Pec'cable,  P2-E-B1 
Peccadillo,  P3-E-D-Z 
Pec'cancy,  P2-En-S 
Pec'cant,  P2-Ent 
Pec'cary,  P2  K-.R 
Pecca'vi,  P2-E-V 
Pech'blende,      P»  -  CH  - 

Bind 
Peck,  pa-E,  P2-Et,  P»-E- 

NG 

Peck'er,  P«-Er 
Pec'ten.  P2-E-Tn 
Pec'tinal,  P2-E-T-N1 
Pec'tinate,  PS-E-T-N-T 
Pec'tinated,     P*-E-T-N- 

Td 

Pec'toral,  P2-Et-«l 
Pe'cul,  P»-E1 
Pec'ulate,  P2-Elt,  P»-E1- 

Td,  P2-Klt-NG 
Pecula'tion,  P2-Elshn 
Pec'ulator,  P2-Eltr 
Peculiar,  ps-El-R  [P3-E] 
Peculiarity,    P^El-JZ-T 

[Pi-K] 
Pecul'liarize,   ps-El-Rz, 

P3-El-Rzd.  P3-El-Rz-NG 
Peculiarly,     P3-E1-R-Z 


Pecuniary,  P»-Kn-B 
Ped,  pa-D 

Pedagogic,  PJ-D-G-J-E 
"Pedagogical,  pi-D-G-J- 

Kl 
^ed'agogism,  P*-D-G-J- 

zM 

Ped'agogue,  P*-D-G-G 
Pe'dal,  ps-Dl 
Ped'al,  P2-D1 
Ped'ant,  pa-Dnt 
Pedant'ic,  pi-D-Nnt-K 
Pedant'ical-ly,  pi-D-Nt- 

El 

Ped'antize,  P*-Dnt-Z 
Ped'antry,  ps-D-N-Tr 
Ped'dle,  P2-D1,  ps-Dld. 

ps-Dl-NG 

Ped'dler,  P^-Dl-R 
Ped'dlery,  P«-Dl-fi 
Ped'dling,  P2-D1-NG 
Ped'estal,  ps-Ds-Tl 
Pedes'trial,  P'-D-sTr-L 
Pedes'trian,  P^-D-sTrn 
Pedes'trianism,    P«  -  D  - 

sTrn-Z-M    [-sTr-zM] 
Pedes'trianize,  P^-D-sTr- 

Nz,  P2-D  sTr-Nzd,  ps-D- 

8Tr-Nz-NG 
Ped'icel,  P^-Ds-L 
Ped'igree,  P^-D-Gr 
Ped'iment,     P*  -  D  -  Mnt 

(Pd*-Mnt) 
Ped'lar,  P«-D1-R 
Ped'ler,  P^-Dl-R 
Pedobap'tism,  P'-D!B»- 

P-T-zM.    See  Baptism. 


194 

Pedobap'tist,     P3DSB' 

P-Tst.    See  Baptist. 
Pedom'eter,  pi-D-Mtr 
Pedun'cle,  P^-D-NG-El 
Pedun'cular,    P2-D-NG 

Kl-R 
Peek,  P3-E,  P3-Kt,  P3-E 

NG 
Peel,  ps-L,  Ps-Ld,    P3-L 

NG 

Peel'er,  P3-Z-R 
Peep,  P3-P,  Pa-P-T,  P8-P 

NG 

Peep'er,  P3-Pr 
Peer,  P3-H,  pa-Rd,  P'-fi 

NG 

Peer'age,  P"-.R-J 
Peer'ess,  P3-«s 
Peer'less,  P; 
Peerlessly, 
Peer'lessness,    P3-R-Zs 

Ns 

Pee'vish,  ps-V-Sfl" 
Pee'vishly,  P3 
Pee'vishness, 

Ns 
Peg,  P2-G,  P«-Gd,   P2-G- 

NG 

elsoe  or  Pek'oe,  psora. 

E 

Pela'gian,  P2-Z-Jn 
Pela'gianism,  P2-Z-J-Nz- 

Pel'ecan,  P2-Z-En 
Pel'erine,  P--L-RD. 
Pelf,  P2-i-F 
Pelican,  P2-Z-En 
Pelisse',  P3-Zs 
Pell,  P2-L 
E-el'let,  P«-Z.t 
Pellicle,  P2-Z--E1 
Pell-mell',  P2-Z-  Ml 
Pellu'cid,  P3-Zs-D 
Pellucidlty,  P3-Zs-D-T 
Pellu'cidness,   P3-Zs-D- 

Ns 
Pelt,  P2-Lt,  P2-Z-Td,  pa- 

Zt-NG 

Pel'tate,  P2-Z-Tt 
Pel'tated,  P2-Z-T-Td 
Pelt'-monger,    P2-Lt-M- 

NG-Gr 

Pelt'ry,  P2-Z-Tr 
Pel'vic,  ps-Z-V-E  (Plv«-E) 
Pel'vis,  pz-Z-Vs  (Piz-Vs) 
Petn'mican,  P2-M-En 
Pan,  Pn2,  Pud»,  Pn«-NG 
Pe'nal,  P3-N1 
Pen'alty,  P2-N1-T 
Pen'ance,  Pn2-Ns 
Pena'tes,  P2-N-Tz 
Pen'case,  Pn2-Es 
Pence,  Pns» 
Penchant',  Pl-N-S&n 
Pen'cil,  P2  Ns-L,   P2-Ns- 

Ld,  P2-Ns-L-NG 
Pen'craft,  P2-N-Erft 
Pend'ant,  Pnd2-Nt 
Pend'enoe,  Pnd2-Ns 
Pend'ency,  Pnda-N-3 


PEN 

Pend'ent,  Pnd=-xt 
Penden'te  li'te,  Pn2-Dn- 

T-Z-T 

Pend'ing,  Pnd2-NG 
Pendulos'ity,  Pn>-D-Z8- 

T 

Pend'ulous,  Pn«-D-Zs 
Pend'ulousness,  Pn*-D- 

£s-Ns 

Pend'ulum,  Pn2-D-Z-M 
Penetrability,  ps-N-Tr- 

Bl-T 

Pen'etrable,  P2-N-Tr-Bl 
Penetra'lia,  P2-N-Tr-Z 
Pen'etrance,  P2-N-Trns 
Pen'etrancy,  P^-N-Trn-S 
Pen'etrate,  P2-N-Trt,  P2- 

N-Tr-Td,  P2-N-Trt(-) 
Penetra'tion,         P2  -  N  - 

Trshn 
Pen'etrative,  P^-N-Tr- 

Tv 
Pen'etrativeness,  ps-N- 

Tr-Tv-Ns 

Pen'guin,  P2-N-Gwn 
Penin'sula,  PnS-N-^/n  or 

Pna-Ns-L 
Pen'insular,   Pns 

R  or  Pn3-N-sZ,-R 
Penins'ulate.  Pu3 

T  or  Pn3-N-sit 
Penins'ulated,    Pn3  -  N  - 

Sffl-Td  or  Pn^-N-si-Td 
Pe'nis,  ps-Ns 
Penitence,  P2-N-Tns 
Penltency,  P2-N-Tn-S 
Penitent,  P2-N-Tnt 
Peniten'tial,    P2-N-T-N- 

SH1     [Pn=-Tn] 
Peniten'tiary,  P^-N-T-N- 

SHr  (Pnt2-N-5Hr) 
Penitently,   P2-N-Tnt-L 

(Pnt2-Nt-L) 
Pen'knife,  Pn2-N-F 
Penlinives,  Pn2-N-Vz 
Pen'man,  Pn2-Mn 
Pen'manship,  Pn2  -  Mo  - 

8H(-P) 

Pen'nant,  Pn2-Nt 
Pen'nate,  P^-N-T 
Pen'nated,  P2-N-Td 
Pen'ner,  P2-Nr 
Pen'nies,  P2-Nz 
Pen'niform,  P2-N-F-R-M 
Pen'niless,  P2-N-Zs 
Pen'non,  Pn2-N 
Pen'ny,  P2-N 
Pen'ny-a-liner,  P»-N-X- 

Nr 

?en'ny-post,  P2-N-Pst 
Pennyroy'al,  pi-N-fi-L 
Pen'nyweight,  P2-N-Wt 
?en'ny-wise,  ps-N-Wz 
Pen'nyworth,  P2-N-Wr- 

TH 

Pen'sile,  P2-Ns-L 
Pen'sileness,  P^-Ns-L-NB 
Pen'sion,  P2-Nshn.  P»-N- 
SHnd,  P2-Nshn-NG[or(-)l 
Pen'sionary,  P2-Nshn-B 


PEN 


195 


Pen'sioner,  Pa-Nshn-/Z 

Peram'bulate,    Pr1  -  M  - 

Pen'sive,  P^-Ns-V 

Bit,  Pr!-M-Bl-Td,  Pri-M- 

Pen'sively,  P2-Ns-V-Z 

Blt(-) 

Pen'siveness,     ps-Ns-V- 

Perambula'tion,  Pra-M- 

Ns 

Blshn 

Pen'stock,  Pns2  T-K 

Peram'bulator,     Pr'-M- 

Pent,  Pnta 

Bltr 

Pentacap'sular,  Pnti-K- 

Per-an'num,  pi-B-N-M 

P-sL-n 

Perceiv'able-y,    Prs3-V- 

Pen'tachord,    P*  •  N  -  T  - 

Bl 

Krd 

Perceive',    Prs»-V,   Prs8- 

Pen'tagon,  Pnt«-Gn 

Vd,  Prs3-V-NG 

Pentag'onal-ly,  Pnt^G- 

Perceiv'er,  Prs3-V-R 

Nl 

Per-cent',  P»-«s-Nt 

Pentag'onous,  Pnt'-G-Ns 

Percent'um,   pa-Bs-N-T- 

Pen'tagraph,  P^-N-T-Grf 

M 

Pentahe'dral,    Pnt3-Hd- 

Percent'age,  P2-fis-Nt-J 

m 

Perceptibil'ity,  Prs8-Pt- 

Pentahe'dron,  Pnt«-Hd- 

Bl-T  (-Bit) 

Bn 

Percep'tible-y,    Prs«-Pt- 

Pentam'eter,  Pntf-Mtr 

Bl 

Pentan'gular,    Pnti-NG- 

Perception,  Prs*-Pshn 

Gl-R 

Percep'tive,  Prs2-Pt-V 

Pentapet'alous,  Pnt«-Pt- 

Perch,    pa-K-CH,    P2-7Z- 

£• 

CHt  p2-fi-CH-NG 

Pent'aptote,  Pnt«-P-Tt 

Perchance',  Pr^CHns 

Pen'tarchy,  Pn^T-R-K 

Perch'er,  P«-B-CHr 

Pen'taspast,  Pn*-T-sPst 

Perchlo'rate,  Pr^-Kl-Xt 

Pen'tastich,  Pn^-Ts-T-K 

Perchloric,  Pr^Kl-R-K 

Pen'tastyle,  Pn*-Ts-T-L 
Pen'tateuch,  Pn*-T-T-K 

Perch'-pest,  P2-/J-CH-Pst 
Percip'ience,  Prs^-Pna 

(Pnt*-T-K) 

Percip'ient,  Prs8-Pnt 

Pentateuch'al,  Pn*-T-T- 

Per'coid,  Pr2-K-D 

Kl  (Pnt3-T-Kl) 

Per'colate,  Pr«-K-it,  Pr2- 

Pen'tecost,  Pns-T-Kst 

K-Z-Td,  PrS-K-Xt-Nd 

Pentecost'al,    Pn^T-Ks- 

Percola'tion,  Pr*-K-Lshn 

T-L 

Per'colator,  Pr«-K-itr 

Pent'house,  Pnf-Hs 

Percur'sory,  Pr2-Kr-sK 

Pen'tile,  Pn-'-T-L 

Percuss',  Pr2-Ks,  Pr«-Kst, 

Pent'roof,  Pnt2-Rf 

Pr2-Ks-NG 

Pe'nult  or  Penult',  P3or2 

Percus'sion,  Pr^-Kshn 

•Nit 

Percus'sion-cap,      Pra  - 

Penult'ima,  P"-N1-T-M 

Kshn-K-P 

Penult'imate,    ps-Nl-TN 

Percus'sion-lock,     Pr'  - 

Mt 

Kshn-i-K 

PenumTara,  P2-N-M-Br 

Percus'sion-match,  Pr2- 

Penu'rious,  P«-N-«8 

Kshn-M-CH 

Penu'riously,  P8-N-Rs-I, 

Percus'sive,  Pr«-Ks-V 

Penu'riousness,     P3-N- 

Percu'tient,  Pr3-Kshnt 

fis-Ns 

Per-diem,  Pr2-D-M 

Pen'ury,  P2-Nr 

Per'difoil,  P2-K-D-F1 

Pe'on,  pa-N 

Perdi'tion,  Pr8-Dshn 

Pe'ony,  P^-N 

Perdu'  or  Per'du,  ^3or«- 

Peo'ple,  (n.)Ps-Pl  [PI3] 

R-D 

Peo'ple,  (v.)  P8-P1,  pa-Pld, 

Per'due,  P2-R-D 

pa-Pl-NG 

Per'egrinate,  Pr«-Gr-Nt 

Pep'per,   P^-Pr,   P»-Prd, 

Peregrina'tion,  Pr2-Gr-  . 

pa-Pr-NG 

Nshn 

Pep'per-corn,    P2-Pr-K- 

Per'egrinator,    Pr2-Gr-  ; 

Rn 

Ktr 

Pep'per-grass,  P»-Pr-Grs 

Per'emptorily,    Pr«-Mt-  : 

Pep'peridge,  P«-Pr-J 

m 

Pep'permint,  P^-Pr-Mnt 

Per'emptoriness,     Pra-  '. 

Pep'per-sauce,  P2-Pr-s3 

Mt-R-Ns 

Pep'pery,  P2-Pr 

Peremptory,  Pra-Mt-/Z 

Pep'sin,  P^-Ps-N 

Peren'nial,  P"-R-N-L        : 

Pep'tic,  P*-P-T-K 

Peren'nially,  P2-fin-Z       J 

Per,  Pr« 
Peradvenfure,  Pr2-Dv- 

Peren'ity.  P2-fi-N-T           J 
Pererra'tion,  Pr^-fishn   • 

Ntr 


Per'feot,  Prf-Kt 


PER 
Perfect',  Prf2-Kt,  Pr 

Td,  Prfs-Kt-XG 
Perfect'er,  Prf2-Ktr 
Perfectibility, 

Bl-T  (-Bit) 
Perfectibil'ian, 

B-in 

Perfection,  Prf2-K.shn 
Perfec'tionism,       Prf 2  - 

Kshuz-M 
Perfec'tionist,  Prf^-Kslin 

-St 

Perfective,  Prf2-Kt-V 
Perfect'ivly,  Prf2-Kt-V-.fi 
Per'fectly,  Prf^-Kt-Z, 
Per'fectness,  Prf-'-Ivt-Ns 
Perfi'cient,  Pr^-Fsliut 
Perfidious,  Pr3-F-I)s 
Perfidiously,     Pr^-F-D- 

sL 
Perfldlousness,    Pr3-F- 

Ds-Ks 

Per'fidy,  Pr-F-D 
Perfo'liate,  Pr^-F-Zt 
Perforate,  Prf 2-Rt,  Prf«- 

R-Td,  Prfi-Rt-Xa 
Perfora'tion,  Prf2-Rshn 
Per'forative,  Prf2-Rt-V 
Perforator,  Prf2-Rtr 
Perforce',  Pr^-F-Rs 
Perform',  Pi-i-F-R-11,  Pr» 

-F-R-Md,  Pri-F-R-M-NG 

[Pr'-F,  Pr'-F-D  (see  Pro- 
vide), Pri-F(-)] 
Perform'able,    Pr^F-R- 

M-Bl    [Pr'-F-Bl] 
Perform'ance,    Pri-F-R- 

Hus    [Pr^Fs] 
Perfonn'er,  Pr^F-R-Mr 

Per'fume,  Pr2-F-M 
Perfume',  Pr3-F-M,  Pr»- 

F-Md,  Pr3-F-M-NG 
Perfum'er,  Pra-F-Mr 
Perfum'ery,  Pr3-F-M-R 
Perfunc'torily,  Prf=-NG- 

T-R1 
Perfunc'tory,     Prf2-NG- 

T-R 
Perfuse',  Pr'-Fz,  Pr3-Fzd, 

Pr3-Fz-NG 

Perfu'sion,  PrS-Fzhn 
Perfu'sive, : 
Perhaps',  I 
Pe'ri,  P3-R 
Perianth, : 
Pericar'diac,  pi-/e-Kr-D- 

K 
Pericar'dial,  pi-R-Er-D- 

L 
Pericar'dian,  P1  -  R  -  Kr  - 

Dn 

Pericar'dic,  P^R-Kr-D-K 
Pericar'dium,    P'-R-Kr- 

D-M 

Pericarp,  P2-R-Kr-P 
Peric'ope,  P3-R-K-P 
Pericra'uium,  P2-R-Kr- 

N-M 

erie'ciau,  P»-R-SHn 


PER 


Perige'an, 
Perigee,  P*-R-J 
Perige'um,  P8-.R-J-M 
Perlgraph,  P*-R-Grt 
Perihelion,  Pr8  H-in 
Perihe'lium,  Pr»-H-//-M 
Peril,  pz-fil,  P2-JSld,  P2- 

£1-NG 

Pe'rilous,  P2-flls 
Perilously,  P*-Rl-eL 
Perilousness,  P*-Rlt 
Perim'eter,  Pr^-Mtr 
Pe'riod,  P3-tf-D 
Periodic,  P*-R 
Periodlcal-ly, 

El 

Periodicity,  P*-R-Ds-T 
Perios'teum,  P'-^Rs-T-M 
Peripatetic,  P2-#-P-Tt-E 
Peripatetlcism,  P--R-P- 

T-T-szM 

Peripherie,  P2-B-F-R-E 
Peripherlcal,  P2-«-F-R- 

El 

Periph'ery,  P^-Rt-R 
Per'iphrase,  Pr2-Frz,  Pr2 

Frzd.  Pr2-Frz-NG 
Periph'rasis,  Prf3 
Periphras'tic,  Pr1  -  Frs  - 

T-E 
Periphras'tical,  Pri-Frs- 

T-E1 
Peripneumon'ic,  Pl-i 

P-N-Mn-E 
Peripneu'mony,  P*-R- 

N-M-N 

Perip'teral,  ps-fi-ptr-L 
Perip'terous,  pt-R-Ptt 
Peris'cian,  P3-fi-SHn 
Perlscppe,  P2-Rs-E-P 
Peris'cii,  P3-B-SH 
Periscoplc,  P'-fis-E-P-E 
Perish,  P--R-SH, 

SHt.  P2-K-SH-NG 
Per'ishable-y, 

Bl 
Perlshableness,  Pa-fl- 

SH-Bl-Ns    [;BSJ 
Perlsperm,  P2-fl-sPr-M 
Perispheric,  ps-fis-F-B- 

E 
Perispherical,  P^fis-F- 

R  El 
Peristal'tic,  Pi-fis-T-i-T- 

E 

Peristyle,  P^.^s-T-L 
Peritone'um,  P^-fit-N-M 
Peritro'pal,  P2-fi-Tr-Pl 
Periwig,  P=-«-W-G,  P2- 


. 
Periwinkle, 

El 
Per'jure,  Prs-Jr,  Pr2-Jrd, 

Pr2-Jr-XG 

Per'jurer,  Pr=-Jr-R 
Per'jury,  P^-J-fi 
Perk,  P2-fl-E,  PJ-B-Et,  P»- 

K-E-NQ 
Per'manence,  Pr»  -  Mn  - 

Ml 


196                                 PER 

Permanency,  Pr2-Mn- 

Perquisition,           PrS- 

N-S 

"Kvfzshn 

Per'manent,  Pr2-Mn-Nt 

Per'ry,  P2-K 

Per'inanently,    Pr*-Mn- 

Persecute,  P'-Bs-Et,  P«- 

Nt-L 

fis-E-Td,      P2-«s-Et-KG. 

Permeability,  Pr*-M-Bl- 

See  Prosecute,  etc. 

T 

Persecu'tion,       P*-Rs- 

Per'meable,  Pr2-M-Bl 

Eshn.    See  Prosecution. 

Per'meate,  Pr^-M-T,  Pr2- 

Per'secutor,  ps-^s-Etr 

M-Td,  Pr2-M-T-NG 

Perseverance,     Prs'-V- 

Permea'tion,  Pr2-Mshn 

Rns 

Permis'cible,  PrS-Ms-B- 

Persevere',     Prs8  -  V  -  R, 

L 

PrsS-V-fld.  Prs»-V-R-NG 

Permis'sible,    PrS-Ms-B- 

Per'sian,  P2-«-SHn 

L 

Perseverlngly,    Prs»-V 

Permis'sibly,   Pr*-Ms-B- 

R-NG1 

L 

Per'siflage,  Prs2-Fl-ZH 

Permis'sion,  PrS-Mshn 

Persim'mon,  Pr^-sMn 

Permis'sive,  PrS-Ms-V 
Permis'sively,  Pr^-Ms-V- 

Persist',    Prss^-T,   Prss8- 
Td,  Prss3-T-NG 

L 

Persist'ence,  Prss8-Tns 

Permistlon,  Pr8-Ms-CHn 

Persist'ency,  Prss3-Tn-S 

Permit',  Pr"-Mt,   Pr«-M- 

Persist'ent,  Prss3-Tnt 

Td,  Pr»-MtO) 

Persistlve,  Prss3-Tv 

Per'mit,  PrS-Mt 

Per'son,  Prs2-N 

Permit'tance,  PrS-M-Tns 

Per'sonable,  Prsa-N-Bl 

Permit  'ter,  Pr3-Mtr 

Per'sonage,  Prsa-N-J 

Permix'tion,    P^-M-Es- 

Per'sonal-ly,  Prs2-Nl 

CHn 

Personality,  Prs>-Nl-T 

Permuta'tion,     Pra-M- 

Per'sonate,  Prs2-Nt,  Prs* 

Tshn 

-N-Td,  Prs2-Nt-NG 

Permute',  PrS-Mt 

Persona'tion,  Prs2-Nshn 

Permut'er,  Pr^-Mtr 

Per'sonator,  Prs2-Ntr 

Perni'cious,  Prs-N-SHs 
Perui'ciously,  PrS-N-SHs 

Personiflca'tion,  Prsa-N- 
F-Eshn 

•L 

Personify,     Prsi  -  N  -  F, 

Perni'ciousness,  PrS-N- 

Prsi-N-Fd,  Prsi-N-F-NG 

SHs-Ns 

Personnel',  Prsa-N-L 

Pernocta'tion,  Pra-N-E- 

Perspec'tive,  Prs^P-Kt- 

Tshn 

V 

Perone,  ps-£-N 

Perspec'tively,  Prs2  -  P  - 

Perora'tion,  P2-72-fishn 

Kt-V-L 

Peroxide,  Pr:-Es-D 

Perspec'tograph,   Prs2- 

Perpend'er,  P--R-Pn&r 

P-E-T-Grf 

Perpen'dicle,   Pr2-Pn-D- 

Perspica'cious,    Prsa-P- 

El 

E-SHs 

Perpendic'ular,  PrS-Pn- 

Perspica'ciously,   Prsa- 

D-E1-R    [P^-Pn-D] 

P-E-SHs-Z 

Perpendicularity,  Pr1- 

Perspica'ciousness, 

Pn-D-El-flt  [Pri-Pn-D] 

Prs2  P-E-SHs-Ns 

Perpendic'ularly,     Pr8- 

Perspicacity,  Prsi-P-Es- 

Pn-D-El-R-Z, 

T 

Per'petrate,     Pr2-P-Trt, 

Perspicuity,  Prs«-P-E-T 

Pr2-P-Tr-Td.  Pr^P-TrtC) 

Perspic'uous,  Prs3-P-E-S 

Perpetra'tion,     Pr2  -  P  - 

Perspic'uously,    Prs3-P- 

Trshn 

E-S1 

Per'petrator,  Pr*-P-Trtr 

Perspic'uousness,  Prs8- 

Perpet'ual-ly,  Pr«-P-CHl 

P-Es-Ns 

Perpet'uate,    Pr3-P-CHt, 

Perspirabillty,    Prs8-P- 

Pr2-P-CH-Td,  Pr2-P-CHt- 

fl-Blt 

NG 

Perspir'able,  Prs'-P-B-Bl 

Perpetua'tion,     Pr2  -  P  - 

Perspira'tion,    Prs2  -  P  - 

CHshn 

.Rshn 

Perpetuity,  Pr8-P-T-T 

Perspirative,  PrsJ-P-Bt- 

Perplex',  Pr2-Pl-Es,  Pr2- 

V 

Pl-Est.  Pr2-Pl-Es-NG 

Perspir'atory,  Prsi-P-fi- 

Perplex'edly,  Pr2-Pl-Ks- 

T-R 

T>-L 

Perspire',  Prsi-P-R,  Prs»- 

Perplexity,  Pr2  Pl-Es-T 

P-Rd  Prs^P-R-NG 

Per'quisite,  Pr2-Ewz-T 

Perstringe',  PrS-sTr-N-J 

PER 

Persuad'able-y,       Pr«- 

sWd-Bl 
Persuade',  Pr2-sWd,  Pr«- 

sW-Dd.  Pr*-sWd-NG 
Persuad'er,  Pr^-sWd 
Persuasibillty, 

B-Lt 
Persua'sible,  Pr*-sWs-B 

(-L) 
Persua'sibleness,    Pra- 

sWs-B-Z-Ns    [IBs] 
Persua'sion,  Pr2-sWzhn 
Persua'sive,  Pr2-sWs-V 
Persua'sively,    Pra-sWs- 

V-Z. 
Persua'siveness,      Pr*  - 

sWs-"V-Ns    [iVs] 
Persua'sory,  Pr^- 
Pert,  P2-Rt 
Pertain',  Pr2-Tn,  Pr2-Tnd, 

Pr2-Tn-NG.    See   Apper- 

tain. 
Pertina'cious,    P2-.Rt-N- 

SHs 
Pertina'ciously,    P2-.Rt- 

N-SHs-// 
Pertina'ciousness,    P«  - 

flt-N-SHs-Ns 

Pertinacity,  P^-Rt-Ns-T 
Pertinence,  P2-«t-Nns 
Per'tinency,  PS-flt-Nn-8 
Per'tinent,  P2-«t-Nnt 
Pertinently,  P2-fit-Nnt- 

£ 

Pert'ly,  ps-Rt-Z, 
Pert'ness,  P2-Kt-Ns 
Perturb',  Prt2-K-B 
Per'turbate,  Prta-K-Bt 
Perturba'tion,  Prt2  -  B  - 

Bshn 

Pertu'sion,  Pr^-Tzhn 
Per'uke,  P«-«-K 
Peru'sal,  P3-fiz-L 
Peruse',  P3-Bz,    P3-/jzd, 


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Perus'er, 
Peru'vian,  P3-«-Vn 
Pervade',  Pr2-Vd,  Pr2-V- 

Dd,  Pr2-Vd-NG 
Perva'sion,  Prs-Vzhn 
Perva'sive,  Pr2-Vs-V 
Perverse',  Prv2-Rs 
Perverse'ly,  Prv*-Rs-£ 
Perverse'ness,  Prv«  -  Rs- 

Ns 

Perver'sion,  Prvs-Rshn 
Pervers'ity,  Prv2-««-T 
Pervers'ive,  Prv2-Rs-V 
Pervert',  Prv2-fit,  Prv«-fi- 

Td,  Prv2-Kt«NG 
Per'vert,  Prv2-«t 
Pervert'er,  PrvS-Rtr 
Pervertible,  Prv2-7Zt-Bl 
Pervestiga'tion,  Pr*-Vs- 

T-Gshn 

Per'vious,  Prz-Vs 
Per'viousness,  Pr2-Vs-Ns 
Pesade',  Ps'-D 
Pesk'y,  P2-sK 
Pes'sary,  P*-sB 


Pes'simism, 
Pes'simist,  P2-sMst 
Pest,  Pst» 
Pes'ter,    Pstr*,    P-eTrd, 

Pstr(-)2 

Pes'terer,  Pstr2-fi 
Pest'-house,  Pst2-Hs 
Pestiferous,  Ps3-T-Frs 
PestiTerously,  Ps3-T-Frs 

-Ii 

Pes'tilence,  Ps2-T-Z,ns 
Pes-  tilent,  Ps2-T-/,nt 
Pestilen'tial,  Ps2-T-Z-N- 

SH1    [Ps2-T-in] 
Pestilen'tially,  Ps»-T-i- 

K-5H1     [Ps2-T-in] 
Pes'tilently,  Ps2-T-int-i 
Pes'tle,     Ps2-L,     Ps2-Ld, 

Ps2-L-NG 

Pet,  Pt2,  P2-Td.  Pt(-)!> 
Pet'al  or  Pe'tal,  Pt2or»-L 
Pet'alism,  Pt2-iz-M 
Pet'aloid,  ft--L-D 
Pet'alous,  Pts-Zs 
Petar',  Pt'-R 
Petard',  Pti-Rd 
Petardeer',  Pt3-Rd-R 
Petec'chial,  P*-T-K-L 
Pete'chial,  P3-T-K-L 
Pe'ter  Funk,  Ptr3-F-NG- 

E 

Pe'ter-pence,  PtrS-Pns 
Pet'iolar,  P-'-T-L-R 
Pet'iolary,  P«-T-L-fi 
Pet'iolate,  P2-T-l,t 
Pet'iole,  P2-T-L 
Pet'it,  P2-T 
Pet'it-jury,  ps-T-Jr 
Peti'tion,  P3-Tshn,   P3- 

Tshnd,  ps-Tshn-NG 
Peti'tionary,  P3-Tshn-B 
Petitionee',  P3-T-S£f-N 
Peti'tioner,  P3-Tshn-R 
Pet'it-maitre,  P2-T-Mtr 
Petre'an,  ps-Tr-N 
Pet'rel,  Pts-fll 
Petres'cence,    Pa-Trs-Ns 
Petres'cent, 
Petrifac'tion, 

Kshn 

Petrif  ic,  Pt*-fl-F-K 
Petrifac'tive, 

Tv 
Petriflca'tion,     Pt«-«-F- 

Kshn 

Pet'rifled,  Pt2-fi-Fd 
Pet'rify,  Pt2-fi-F,  Pt«-/e- 

Fd,  Pts-K-F-NG 
Petro'leum,  P«-Tr-i-M 
Pet'ronel,  P«-Tr-Nl 
Petrosi'lex,  P'-Tr-sX-Ks 
Petrosilic'ious,  P8-Tr-sZ, 

-SHa 

Pe'trous,  ps-Trs 
Pet'ted,  F2-Td 
Pet'ticoat,  P»-T-Kt 
Pet'tifog,  Pt«-F-G,  Pt«-F- 

G-D.  Pt2-F-G-NG 
Pet'tifogger,  Pt2  F-Gr 
Pet'tifoggery,  Pt»-F-Gr 


PHA 

(Pet'tily,p2-T-i 
'Pet'tiness,  P^-T- 
Pet'tish,  Pt2-SH 
Pet'tishly,  Pt--Sm 
Pet'tishness,  Pt^-SH-Xs 
Pet'titoes,   Pas-Tz.    See 

Potatoes. 
Pet'to,  pa-T 
Pet'ty,  P2-T,  ps-T-R,  pz- 

Tst 

Pet'ulance,  Pt2-ins 
Pet'ulancy,  Pt--Lu-S 
Pet'ulant,  Pt2-Znt 
Pet'ulantly,  Pt2-i,nt-Z, 
Petu'nia,  P3-T-N 
Pew,  P3 

Pew'-door,  P3.r>r 
Pe'wet,  P3-Wt 
Pe'wit,  p--wt 
Pew'ter,  Ptr3 
Pew'terer,  Ptr^-R 
Pha'eton,  F2-Tn 
Phalan'gal,  Fi-L-NG-Gl 
Phalan'ges,  F'-L-X-Jz 
Phalan'gial,  Fi-L-N-J-L 
Phalanste'rian,    Fl3-Xs- 

T-Rn 
Phalanste'rianism,  Fl3- 

Ns-T-Knz-M 
Phal'anstery,    FP-Ns-T- 

R 

Pha'lanx,  F^-L-XG-Ks 
Phal'arope,  Fl-L-R-P 
Phan'tasm,  Fnt'-Z-M 
Phantasmago'ria,  Fut«- 

Z-M-G-K 
Phantasmagoric,   Fnti- 

Z-M-Gr-K 
Phantas'magory,   Fut1  - 

Z-M-Gr 

Phantas'tic,  Fnt'-St-K 
Phantas'tical,  Fnt'-st-Kl 
Phan'tasy,  Fu^-S 
Phan'tom,  Fnti-M 
Pharaonlc,  Fi-fl-N-K 
Pharisaic,  F2-«s-K 
Pharisaical,  F2-fls-K-L 
Pharisalcalness,  F2-2Js- 

K-L-Xs 

Pharisaism,  Fi-K-Sz-M 
Pharise'an,  F3-.Rs-N 
Pharisee,  Fl-R-S 
Pharmaceu'tic,  F3-R-Ms 

-T-K 
Pharmaceu'tical,  F3-R- 

Ms-T-Kl 
Pharmaceu'tics,  F3-R- 

Ms-T-Ks 
Pharmaceu'tist,   F3  -  R  - 

Ms-Tst 

Phar'macist,  Fi-R-Ms-St 
Pharmacol'ogist,  F1  -  R- 

M-Kl-Jst 
Pharmacol'ogy,    F1  -  R  - 

M-K1-J 
Pharmacopoeia,   F3-R. 

M-K-P 
Pharmacop'olist,  Fi-B- 

M-K-P-iet 
Phar'macy,  F^R-M-S 


PHA 

Pha'ros,  F"-Ra 
Pharynge'al,  F*-B-N-J-L 
Pharyngi'tis,    F^fi-N-J- 

Ts 
Pharyngot'omy,  F1-^- 

N-Gt-M 

Phar'ynx,  F*-.R-NG-Es 
Phase,  Fz» 
Pha'sis,  Fss* 
Pheas'ant,  Fz»-Xt 
Phenakis'toscope,  Fn»- 

Es-T-sK-P 
Phe'nix,  Fn*-Es 
Phenom'ena,  FnJ-M-N 
Phenom'enal-ly,  Fni-M- 

Kl 
Phenomenon,  Fn1  -  M  - 

Kn 

Pheese,  Fz» 
Phees'y,  F*-Z 
Phi'al,  F1-!, 
Philan'der,  F*-Zndr 
Philanthropic,  Flnthr1- 

P-K 
Philanthroplcal, 

Flnthri-P-Kl 
Philanthropist,  Flnthr1 

-Pst 
Philan'thropy,  Flnthr1- 

P 
Philharmon'ic,  FP-Hr- 

M-N-E 
Philhellenist,  FJ2-H-£n- 

8t 

Phil'ibeg,  F«-^-B-G 
Philip'pic,  F3-Z-P-K 
Philippine',  Fz-i-Pn 
Phil'ippize,  F*-Z,-Pz 
Philis'tine,  FlsS-Tn 
Philol'oger,  Fli-i-Jr 
Philolog'ic,  Fli-L-J-K 
Philological,  F11-.L-J-K1 
Philol'ogist,  Fll-Z,-Jst 
Philol'ogize,  FU-X^-Jz 
Philol'ogy,Fl'-i-J 
Phil'omath,  Fl^-M-TH 
Philomath'ic,  Fli-M-TH- 

E 

Philom'athy,  Fl^-M-TH 
Phil'omel,  F3-i-Ml 
Philome'la,  F«-L-M-i 
Philope'na,  F3-L-P-N 
Philoprogen'itiveness, 

Fl2  Pr-J-N-Tv-Ns       [Fl«- 

Pr-Jut:Vs] 

Philos'opher,  Fls*-F-B 
Philosophic,  Fls'-F-K 
Philosoph'ical-ly,  Flsi- 

F-K1 
Philos'ophism.   Fls'-Pz- 

M 

Philos'ophist,  Fls1-Fst 
Philos'ophize,  Flgi-Fz, 

Flsi-Fzd.Flsi-Fz-NG 
Philos'ophy,  Fls>-F 
Philostor'gy,  Fls»-T-fl-J 
Philotech'nic,    F1»-T-K- 

fr-i 

Philotrech'nical,    F1«-T- 
K-N-K1 


Phil'ter,     F^-itr,     F«-Z- 

Trd,  FS-itr-NG 
Phiz,  Fz« 
Phlebot'omist,  Fli-  Bt- 

Mst 
Phlebot'omize,  FH-Bt- 

Mz,    FU-Bt-Mzd,    Fl^Bt- 

Mz-NG 

Phlebot'omy,  FP-Bt-M 
Phlegm,  Fis-M 
Phlegmatic,  FP-G-Mt-K 
Phlegmat'ical-ly,  FU-G- 

Mt-Kl 

Phleg'mon,  Fls-G-Mn 
Phleg'monous,  Fl^-G-M- 

Ns 

Phleme,  FP-M 
Phlogis'tic,  FP-J-sT-K 
Phlogis'ton,  Fl3-J-sTn 
Phlox,  FU-Ks 
Phce'nix,  Fn3-Ks 
Phonascetlcs,  F»-Ns-T- 

Es 

Phona'tion,  F2-Nshn 
Phonetic,  F2-Nt-K 
Phonetlcal-ly,  F2-Nt-Hl 
Phonetics,  F2-Nt-Ks 
Phon'etist,  F'-X-Tst 
Phonic,  Fn'-K 
Phonlcal,  Fi-N-Kl 
Phonics,  Fn^Ks 
Phonocamp'tic,  F1-^-^:- 

Mt-K 

Pho'nogram,  F2-N-Gr-M 
Pho'nograph,  F«-N-Grf 
Phonog'rapher,  F'-N-Gr- 

Fr    [Fni-fi] 
Phonographic,    F1  -  N  - 

Grf-K    [Fni-K] 
Phonographlcal,  F^-N- 

Gr-F-Kl     [Fni-K-L] 
Phonographlcally,  F1- 

N-Gr-F-Kl    [Fni-K-i] 
Phonog'raphist,  F^N- 

Gr-Fst 
Phonog'raphy, 

F    [Fn>] 
Pho'nolite,  F«-N-Zt 
Phonol'oger,  Fi-Nl-Jr 
Phonologic,  F'-Nl-J-K 
Phonologlcal-ly,  Fi-Nl- 

J-K1 

Phonol'ogist,  F'-Nl-Jst 
Phonol'ogy,  F^Nl-J 
Pho'notype,  F=-N-T-P 
Phonotyplc,  F3-N-T-P-K 
Phonotyplcal-ly,  F3-N- 

T-P-K1 

Phonot'ypist,  F»-Nt-Pst 
Phonot'ypy,  F^Nt-P 
Pho'sine,  Fs2-N 
Phos'phate,  Fsi-Ft 
Phos'phite,  Fs>-FIt 
Phos'phor,  Fs'-F-B 
Phos'phorate,   Fs^F-fit. 

Fs>-F-fl-Td.  F8! 
Phos'phorated, 

Td 
Phosphoresce',  Fs*-F-.Rs. 

Fs»-F-Rst, 


PHT 

Phosphores'cence,  Fs«- 

T-RS-XB 
Phosphores'cent,  Fs2-F- 

Bs-Kt  | 

Phosphoric,  Fsi-F-R-K 
Phosphorlcal,   Fs]-F-B- 

Kl 

Phos'phorous,  FsJ-F-fis 
Phos'phorus,  Fsl-F-Rs 
Phos'phuret,  Fsi-F-St 
Phos'phuretted,  Fsi-F- 

fi-Td 

Photogenic,  Ft^-j-N-K 
Photog'eny,  Fti-J-N 
Pho'tograph,     Ft«  -  Grf, 

Ft*-Grft,  Ft2-Grf-XG 
Photog'rapher,    Ft^Gr- 

Fr 
Photographic,   Ft1-Grf- 

E 
Photographlcal,  Fti-Gr 

-F-K1 
Photographist,  Fti-Gr- 

Fst 

Photog'raphy,  Fti-Gr-F 
Photol'ogy,  Fi-T-i-J 
Photom'eter,  Fi-T-Mtr 
Photom'etry,  FJ-T-M-Tr 
Phrase,  Frz^,  Frzd2,  Frz»- 

NG 

Phrase'-book,  Frz^-B-E 
Phrase'less,  Frz2-Ls 
Phra'seogram,  Fr2-zGr- 

M     [Frz2-G-M] 
Pha'seograph,  Fr2-zGrf 

[Frz^-Gf] 
Phraseog'rapher,    Fr1  - 

zGr-Fr    [Frzi-G-Fr] 
Phraseographlc,     Fr1  - 

zGrf-E     [Frzi-Gf-E] 
Phraseog-'raphy,     Fr1  - 

zGr-F    [Frzi-G-F] 
Phraseologlc,  Frl-zL-3- 

E 
Phraseological,  Fil-zL- 

J-K1 
Phraseorogy,    Frzi-L-J 

[Frzi-J] 

Phrase'-sign,  Frzs2-N 
Phrase'- writing,    Frsa- 

Bt-NG 

Phrenetic,  Fr«-Nt-K 
Phreni'tis,  Fri-N-Ts 
Phrenologlc,  Fr^Nl-J-E 
Phrenologlcal-ly,  Fr1  - 

Nl-J-Kl 
Phrenol'ogist,    Fr1  -  Nl  - 

Jst 

Phrenol'ogy,  Fri-Xl-J 
Phrenomagtaetism,  Fr» 

-N-M-G-Ntz-M    [Fr!-N- 

M:T-zM] 

Phren'sy,  Fr^-N-Z 
Phrygian,  Fr^-Jn 
Phthisic,  TS-zE 
Phthisical,  Tz3-El 
Phthislcky,  T8-zK 
Phthi'sis,  THggi 
Phthongom'eter,   TH»- 

NG-G-Mtr 


PHY 


199 


PIM 


Fhylac'ter, 
Phylac'tery,  Fi-Z-K-Tr 
Phylarch,  Fi-i-R-K 
Physe'ter,  F3-sTr 
Physic,    Fz3-K,    Fz3-Kt 

Fz*-K-NG 
Phys'ical-ly,  Fz3-Kl.  See 

Fiscal. 

Physi'cian,  Fz*An3 
Physicist,  Fz»-Sst 
Physics,  Fza-Ks 
Physiognomic,  Fzi  -  G  - 

N-M-K 
Physiognomical,    Fz>  - 

G-N-M-K1 
Physiognom'ics,  Fzi-G- 

N-M-Ks 
Physiog'nomist,  Fzi-G- 

N-Mst 
Physiog'nomy,  Fzi-G-N- 

M 
Physiog'raphy,   F!-zGr- 

F 

Physiol'oger,  FJ-zZ-Jr 
Physiologic,  F>-zZ-J-K 
Physiological-ly,  Fi-zZ 

J-K1 

Physiol'ogist,  F'-zZ- Jst 
Physiol'ogy,  Fi-zZ-J 
Physique',  Fz«-eK 
Phytiv'orous,  F3-T-Vrs 
Phytog'raphy,  F^T-Gr- 

F 

Phytol'ogist,  FJ-T-Z-Jst 
Phytol'ogy,  F^T-Z-J 
Phytoph'agous,  F^Tf- 

Gs 
Phytot'omy,  F»-Tt-M 

Piac'ular,  P^K-Zr 
Piac'ulous,  P'-K-Zs 
Pi'a  Ma'ter,  Pi-Mtr 
Pianis'simo,  P3-Ns-M 
Pia'nist,  P»-Nst 
Pia'no,  P'-N 
Pia'no-forte,  pi-K-F-JZ-1 
Pias'ter,  Pstri 
Piaz'za,  Pl-Z 
Pib'-corn,  P3-B-Krn 
Pi'broch,  pa-Br-K 
Pi'ca.P'-K 
Picador',  pi-K-Dr 
Picaroon',  pa-K-Kn 
Picayune',  pa-K-Yn 
Pic'calilli,  pa-K-Z-Z 
Pick,   P3-K,  P3-Kt,  P*-K- 

NG 

Pick'aninny,  pa-K-N-N 
Pick'apack,  P3-K-P-K 
Pick'ax  or  Pick'axe,  Ps- 

K-Ks 

Pick'back,  P3-K-B-K 
Pick'ed,  P3-K-D 
Pick'edness,  pa-Kd-Ns 
Pickeer',   P»-K-R,   P3-K- 

Rd.  pa-K-R-NG 
Pick'er,P3-Kr 
Pick'erel,  P3-I 
Pick'et,   pa-Kt, 

ps-Kt-NG 


Pick'et-guard,  P*-Kt-Grd 
Picking,  pa-K-NG 

Pig'gin,  P3-Gn 
Pig'-headed,  ps-G-H-Dd 

Pick'eting,  P3-Kt-NG 

Pig'-iron,  pa-G-i-Rn 

Pickle,    P8-K1,    P3-Kld 

Pig'-lead,  P^-G-Z-D 

P8-K1-NG 

Pigme'an,  pa-ti-Mn 

Pickled,  P3-Kld 

Pig'ment,  pa-G-Mnt 

Pickling,  ps-Kl-NG 

Pigment'al,  P--G-Mnt-Z 

Pickling-house,   P3-K1 

Pig'my,  pa-G-M 

NG-Hs 

Pignora'tion,         pa  -  G  - 

Picklock,  P3-K-Z-K 

Nrshn 

Pick'pocket,  P3-K-P-Kt 

Pig'norative,  pa-G-Nrt-V 

Pick'thank,  P3-K-TH-NG 

Pig'nut,  P^-G-Kt 

K 

Pig'-sty,  P3-Gs-T 

Pick'tooth,  pa-K-T-TH 

Pig'tail,  P3-G-T-L 

Pick'wick,  P3-K-W-K 

Pike,  pi-K 

Pic'nic,  P--K-N-K 

Pik'ed,  pi-K-D 

Pict,  P3-Kt 

Pike'man,  P'-K-Mn 

Pict'ish,  pa-Kt-SH 

Pike'staff,  pi-Ks-Tf 

Picto'rial-ly,  P^-K-T-JSl 

Pilas'ter,  pi-istr 

Pict'ural,  pa-Ktr-L 

Pilas'tered,  P^is-Trd 

Pict'ure,    P3-Ktr,    P3-K- 

Pil'chard,  Pa-Z-CHrd 

CHrd  pa-Kir-NG 

Pile,  P!-L,   P'-Ld,   pi-L- 

Pict'ured,  P3-K-CHrd 

NG 

Pict'urer,  ps-Ktr-R 

Pil'eate,  P3-z-T 

Picturesque',  P«-Ktr-S-K 
Picturesquely,    P2-Ktr- 

Pil'eated,  P--z-Td 
Pile'-driver,  pi-Z-Dr-Vr 

8-K1 

Pile'-engine,  pi-Z-N-Jn 

Picturesque'ness,     P«  - 

Pil'er,  PJ-Z-R 

Ktr-S-K-Ns 

Piles,  P'-Lz 

Pic'ul,  P3-K1 

Pil'fer,  pa-Z-Fr,  P3-Z-Frd, 

Pid'dle,  pa-Dl 

P3-Z-Fr-NG 

Pid'dler,  ps-Dl-R 

Pil'ferer,  P^-Z-Fr-R 

Pie,  Pi 

Pilgarlic,  Pi-Z-Gr-Z-K 

Pie'bald,  P»-Bld 

Pil'grim,  Pl^-Gr-M 

Piece,  Ps3,  Pst»,  Ps»-NG 

Pil'erimage,  PP-Gr-M-J 

Pieced,  Pst3 

Pilif  erous,  P«-Z-Frs 

Piece'-goods,  P3-sGdz 

Pilig'erous,  P3-Z-Jrs 

Piece'less,  P3-sZs 

Pill,  P3-L,  pa-Ld,  pa-L-NG 

Piece'meal,  pa-sM-L 

Pillage,  pa-Z-J,  pa-Z-Jd, 

Pie'cer,  P3-sR 

P3-Z-J-NG 

Piece'work,  P*-sWr-K 

Pillager,  pa-Z-Jr 

Pied,  Pi-D 

Pillar,  P3-Z-R 

Pied'ness,  P^D-Ns 

Pillared,  pa-z-^d 

Pier,  pa-R 

Pillau',  pi-Z 

Pierce,  P^-Rs,  P3-Rst,  P3- 

Pillion,  pa-Zn 

TZs-KG 

Pillory,  pa-Z-K,  P3-Z-Bd, 

Pierced,  P3-Rst 

P3-Z-/f-NG 

Pierce'able,  P^tfs-B  (-L) 

Pillow,  P3-Z,  pa-Z-D,  P»- 

Pier'cer,  P3-Rs-R 

Z-NG 

Piercingly,  P3-Ks-NG-L 

Pillow-bier,  P»-Z-Br 

Pierc'ingness,  P3-fis-NG 

Pillow-block,    pa-Z-Bl- 

-Ns 

K 

Pier'-glass,  P3-R-Gls 

Pillow-case,  ps-Z-Ks 

Pie'rian,  P3-Bn 

Pilose',  pa-Zs 

Pier'-table,  P*-.R-T-B1 

Pilos'ity,  pi-Zs-T 

Pi'etism,  pi-T-zM 

Pilot,  Pi-Zt,  pi-Z-Td,  P»- 

Pi'etist,  Pi-Tst 

Zt-NG 

Pi'ety,  pi-T 

Pilotage,  Pi-Zt-J 

Pietistlc,  ps-Ts-T-K 

Pilot-bread,  pi-Zt-Brd 

Pietistlcal,  P3-Ts-T-Kl 

Pilot-cloth,  P'-Zt-Kl-TH 

Pig,  P3-G.  pa-Gd,  P8-G-KG 

Pilot-fish,  Pl-Lt-F-SH 

Pig'eon,  pa.Jn 

Pilous,  P^Zs 

Pig'geon-box,    P3-Jn-B- 

Pimea'ta,  P2-M-N-T 

Ks 

Pimen'to,P2-M-N-T 

Pig'eon-hole,  ps-J-N-Hl 

Pimp,  P3-M-P,  P3-Mt,  PS- 

Pig'eon-house,    PS-J-N- 

M-P-NG 

Hs 

Pim'pernel,  P3-M-Pr-Nl 

Pig'eonry,  P3-J-Nr 
Pig'-eyed,  P3-G-i-D 

Pim'ple,  pa-M-Pl 
Pim'pled,  P»-M-Pld 

Pig'gery,  P3-Gr 

Pim'ply,  pa-M-Pl 

PIN 

Pin,  Pn«,  Pnd»,  Pn»-NG 
Pin'afore,  pa-N-F-B 
Pin'-case,  Pn3-Ks 
Pin'cers,  P3-Ns-Rz 
Pinch,  P'-N-CH,  pa-N-CHt 

P»-N-CH-NG 
Pinch'beck,  P«-N-CH-B 

K 

Pinch'er,  pa-N-CHr 
Pinch'ers,  P3-N-CHrz 
Pin'cushion,  Pn3-Kshn 
Pindaric,  Pn1-D-.R-K 
Pindar'ical,  Pn^D-JZ-Kl 
Pine,  Pni,  Pndi,  Pn»-NG 
Pine'al  or  Pin'eal,  P3-N 

L 

Pine'-apple,  pi-N-Pl 
Pine'-barren,  Pn>-B-«n 
Pine'-martin,    Pn^-M-1 

Tn 

Pin'ery,  PJ-Nr 
Pin'-feather,  Pn3-Fdhr 
Pin'fold,  Pn^-F-Ld 
Pin'-footed,  Pn3-F-Td 
Pin'hole,  ps-N-Hl 
Pin'ion,   Pn3-N,   Pn3-Nd 

Pn3-N-NG 
Pink,  P3-NG-K,  pa-NG-Kt 

Pa-NG-K-NG 
Pink'ey,  P3-NG-K 
Pink'-eye,  ps-NG-K-i 
Pink'root,  P3-NG-K-Bt 
Pink'-sterned,   P8-NG- 

Ks-T-Snd 

Pin'maker,  Pn3-M-Kr 
Pin'-money,  Pn3-M-N 
Pin'nace,  P3-Ns 
Pin'nacle,  P3-N-K1 
Pin'nacled,  P3-N-Kld 
Pin'nate,  P3-N-T 
Pin'ated,  P3-N-Td 
Pinnat'ifld,  PJ-N-T'-i) 
Pin'natifld,  P3-N-Tf-D 
Pinnat'iped,  PVN-T-Pd 
Pin'natiped,  ps-N-T-Pd 
Pinned,  Pnd3 
Pin'ner,  P3-Nr 
Pin'ning,  Pna-NG 
Pint,  Pnti 
Pin'tle,  Pnta-L 
Pin'-worm,  P3-N-Wr-M 
Pin'y,  pi-N 
Pioneer',  P»-Nr,  P3-Nrd, 

Pi'ony,  pi-N 
Pi'ous,  pi-S 
Pi'ously,  pi-si 
Pi'ous-minded,     pi  -  s  - 

Mn-Dd 
Pip,  P«-P 
Pipe,  P>-P,  pi-P-T,  pi-p- 

NG 

Pipe'-clay,  pi-P-Kl 
Piped,  pi-P-T 
Pipe'-layer,  pi-P-Z-R 
Pipe'-laying,  P>-P-Z-NG 
Pipe'-man,  pi-P-Mn 
Pip'er,  Pi-Pr 
Pip'eridge,  P3-Pr-J 
Pip'erin,  P»-Pr-N 


200 

Pip  'ing,  pi-P-NG 
Pip'kin,  P3-P-Kn 
Pip'pin,  P3-Pn 
Piqu'ancy,  P3-Kn-S 
Piqu'ant,  P3-Knt 
Piqu'antly,  P3-Knt-Z 
Pique,  P»-K,  PS-Kt,  P3-K 

NG 

Piquet', 
Piracy, 

Pira'gua,  Fl-R-Qw 
Pirate, 


Pi'rated, 
Pirat'ical-ly, 
Pirl,  ps-fil 
Pirn,  P*-«n 
Pirogue', 
Pirouette',  P*-fi-T,  f- 

Td.  P2-.S-T-NG 
Pis'cary,  ps-sK-B 
Pisca'tion,  P^sKshn 
Piscato'rial,  P«-sK-T-Bl 
Pis'catory,  P3-sK-T-fi 
Pis'ces,  Psz3 
Pis'ciculture,  P»-S-Kltr 

Pisciv'orous,  Ps3-V-fia 

Pise',  P2-Z 

Pish,  P3-SH 

Pis'mire,  P3-sM-E 
Pi'solite,  pi-sZt 
Pisolit'ic,  PS-s^-T-K 
Pis'sasphalt, 
Pista'chio,  Ps--1-SH 
Pistareen',  Ps3-T-.Rn 
Pis'til,  Ps3-T-L 
Pis'tillate,  Ps3-T-Zt 

Pis'tol,  Ps3-T-L,  Ps3-T-Ld 

Ps3-T-L-NG 
Pis'tole,  Ps3-T-L 
Pis'tolet,  Ps3-T-Xt 
Pis'ton,  Ps3-Tn 
Pit,  Pt3,  P3-Td,  Pt(-)3 

Pit'apat,  P3-T-Pt 

Pitch,  ps-CH,  P3-CHt,  P«- 

CH-NG 

Pitch'er,  P3-CHr 
Pitch'-farthing,   P3-CH- 
Fr-DH-NG 

Pitch'fork,  P3-CH-Fr-K 
Pitch'iness,  P3-CH-Na 
?itch'ing,  PS-CH-NG 
i'itch'-pine,  P^-CH-Pn 
Ditch'-pipe,  P3-CH-P-P 
Jitch'-stone,  P«-CH-sTn 
'itch'y,  P3-CH 
;>it'-coal,  Pt3-Kl 

"it'eous,  P3-Ts 
it'eously,  P»-T-S1 
it'eousness,  ps-Ts-Ns 
it'fall,  Pt3-F-L 
'ith,  pa-TH 
Ith'ily,  P3-TH-Z 
'ith'iness,  P3-TH-Ns 
ithaess,  pa-TH-Zs 
ith'y,   P3-TH,   P3-TH-R, 
P3-THst 

it'iable,  P»-T-B1 
it'iableness,  P3-T-Bl-Ns 


PLA 

Pit'ied,  P3-Td 
Pit'iful-ly,  P3-T-F1 
Pit'ifulness,  P3-T-Fl-Ns 

[SFs] 

Pit'iless,  P3-T-Zs 
Pit'ilessly,  ps-T-Zs-Z 
Pit'ilessness,  P«-T-Zs-Ns 


Pit'man, 
Pit'saw,  P3-T-S 
Pit'tacal,  P3-T-K1 
Pit'tance,  P3-Tns 
Pit'ted,  P8-Td 
Pitu'itary,  P3-T-T-J2 
Pitu'itous,  P3-T-Ts 
Pit'y,  P3-T,  P3-Td,  ps-T- 

NG 
Piv'ot,  P3-Vt,  P3-Y-Td, 

P3-Vt-NG 
Pix,  PS-KS 
Pix'ing,  P3-Ks-NG 
Pix'y,  ps-K-8 
Pix'y-led,  P3-K-S-Z-D 
Pix'y-ring,  P^-K-S-fi-NG 
Placabil'ity,  P13-K-B1-T 

(-Bit) 

Pla'cable,  P1»-K-B1 
Pla'cableness,  Pl^-K-Bl- 

Ns    [i  Bs] 
Placard',  P^-Krd,  Pli-Kr- 

Dd,  Pl'-Krd-NG 
Pla'cate,   Pl^-Kt,   PI«-K- 

Td,  P12-Kt-NG 
Place,  Plss,  Plstz.  Pls^-NG 
Place'man,  Pl'-i-sMn 
Placen'ta,  Pls2-N-T 
Pla'cer,  Pl«-sR 
Placer',  P12-TH-R  or  Pl=- 

sR 

Plac'id,  Plsi-D 
Placid'ity,  Pls3-D-T 
Plac'idly,  Plsi-D-Z 
Plac'idness,  Pls'-D-Ns 
Plack'et,  Pl'-Kt 
Plac'oid,  Pl'-K-D 
Pla'gal,  P1*-G1 
Pla'giarism,  Pl^-Jr-zM 
Pla'giarist,  Pl«  Jrst 
Pla'giarize,  Pl^-Jrz.  Pis. 

Jrzd,  P12-Jrz-NG 
Pla'giary,  P1«-J-B 
Plague,  Pls-G,  Piz-Gd, 

P12-G-NG 

Plague'ful,  Pla-G-Fl 
Plague'less,  Pl2-G-Zs 
Plagu'er,  Pl2-Gr 
Plague'mark,  Pl^-G-Mr- 

K 

Plague'spot,  Pl«-Gs-Pt 
Plagu'ily,  P12-G-Z 
Plagu'y,  Pl«-a 
Plaice,  Plss 
Plaid,  Pli-D 
Plaid'ed,  PH-Dd 
Plain,   (a.)  Pln2,   Pl«-Nr, 

Pln2-St 
Plain,    (c.)   Pin2,    Plnd» 

Pln2-NG 
Plain'-dealer,  PJu*-D-Z- 

i 


PLA 

Plain'-dealing,  Pln»  -  D  - 

Z.-NG 

Plainly,  P12-N1 
Plain'ness,  Pln^-Ns 
Plain'-speaking,    Pins' 

P-K-NG 
Plain'-spoken,    Plns'-P- 

Kn    [Pliis2-Pn] 
Plaint,  Pint* 
Plaint'ful,  Plntz-F-L 
Plaint' iff,  Plnt*-F    [P«] 
Plaintive,  Plnt2-V 
Plain  t'fvely,  Plnt^-V-L 
Plaintlveness,  plnt*-V 

Ns 

Plait,  Pit*.  Pis-Td,  PltC)2 
Plait'er,  Pltrs 
Plan,  Pin*,    Plnd1,    Pin'- 

NG 

Plana'ria,  Plu--R 
Planch,    Plni-CH,    P 

CHt,  Plni-CH-NG 
Planch'er,  Pli-N-CHr 
Planch'et.  Pli-N-CHt 
Planchette',  PlnS-SHt 
Planchlng,  Pln»-CH-NG 
Plane,  Pin2,  Plnd2,  Pln2- 

NG 

Plane'-iron,  Pln*-Rn 
Plan'er,  Pl2-Nr 
Plan'et,  Pli-N-T 
Planeta'rium,  P1«-N-T-/Z- 

M 

Plan'etary,  PU-N-T-/Z 
Plan'eted,  PP-N-Td 
Plan'et-stricken,  P1»-N- 

T-sTr-Kn 
Plan'et-struck,  PP-N-T- 

sTr-K 

Planifo'lious,  Pl^-N-F-is 
Planimet'ric,     P12-N-M- 

Tr  K 
Planimet'rical,  P1«-N-M- 

Tr-Kl 

Planim'etry,  PF-N-M-Tr 
Planipet'alous,  Pln»-Pt- 

X,s 
Plan'ish,  Pln»-SH,  Pln'- 

8Ht.  Pln'-SH-NG 
Planisphere,  PH-Ns-F-R 
Plank,    Pln'-K,    Pln»-Kt, 

Plni-K-NG 
Plan'less,  Pl'-Nls 
Planned,  Plnd1 
Plan'ner,  Pl'-Nr 
Pla'no-concave,    Pls  -  N 

:Kv 
Pla'no-conical,  Pl^-N-K- 

N-K1 
Pla'no-convex,  P1»-N!V- 

Ks 
Plant,      Plnti,      Pln»-Td, 

Plnti-NG 

Plant'ain,  Plnti-N 
Plant'ain-tree,   Plnt«-N- 

Tr 

Planta'tion,  Pln^-Tshn 
Plant'er,  Plntr1 
Plant'ership,  Plntr»-8H- 

P 

9* 


201                                 PLE 

Plant'icle,  Plni-T-El 

Plead,  P13-D,  Pis-Dd,  P» 

Plantigrade,  Plui-T-Grd 

D-NG 

Planting,  Plnti-NG 

Plead  (pl&d),  P12-D 

Plant'-louse,  Plnt^Ls 

Plead'able,  Pl^-D-Bl 

Plant'ule,  Plnt»-L 

Plead'er,  PP-Dr 

Planx'ty,  PP-NGs-T 

Pleading,  P13-D-NG 

Plash,    Pli-SH,    Pl^SHt, 

Pleas'ant,  Plz2-Nt 

Pli-SH-NG 

Pleas'antly,  Plz2-Nt-L 

Plash'y,  Pl>-Sff 

Pleas'antness,  Plz2  -  Nt- 

Plasm,  Pli-zM 

Ns 

Plas'ma,  Pl»-zM 

Pleas'antry,  Plz2-N-Tr 

Plas'ter,  Plst1-^,  Plst>-fld, 

Please,  Plz3,  Plzd3,  Plz«- 

Plsti-B-NG.    So    written 

NG 

to  distinguish  from  the 

Pleas'er,  Pl3-Zr 

words  Blast,  Blasting. 

Pleasing,  Plz3-NG 

Plas'terer,  PlsV-R-R 

Pleasingly,  Plz--NGl 

Plas'tering,  Plsti-fl-NG 

Pleaslngness,  Plz^  -  NG- 

Plas'tic,  Plsi-T-K 
Plasticity,  Pls^-Ts-T 

Ns 
Pleas'urable,  Pl2-ZHr-Bl 

Plas'tron,  Pli-sTrn 

Pleas'urableness,     PI2- 

Plat,  Plti,  PlVTd,  Plt(-)1 

ZHr-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 

Plat'an  or  Plat'ane,  Pl1- 

Pleas'ure,  Pl2-ZHr,  Pia. 

Tn 

ZHrd.  Pl'--ZHr-NG 

Plate,  Plt«,  Pl*-Td,  PltC)2 

Pleas'ure-boat,  Pl2-ZHr- 

Plateau',  P1«-T 

Bt 

Pla'ted,  Pl«-Td 

Pleas'sure-ground,  P12- 

Plate'ful,  Plt2-F-L 

ZHr-Grud 

Plate'fuls,  Plt«  F-Lz 

Pleat,  Pits 

Plate'-glass,  Plt^-Gls 

Plebeian,  PP-Bn 

Plat'en,  Pl»-Tn 

Plebelanism,   Pl3-Bn-Z- 

Plat'form,  Plti-F-R-M 

M     [-B-zM] 

Plat'ina,  Pl'-T-N 

Pled,  P12-D 

Plating,  Plt(-)8 

Pledge,  P12-J,  Pl2-Jd,  Pl«- 

Platinum,  Pli-T-N-M 

J-NG 

Platitude,  Plt>-Td 

Pledgee',  PI3-  J 

Platonic,  Pl'-T-N-K 

Pledgeor',  PU-Jr 

Platonlcal-ly,   PP-T-N- 

Pledg'er,  Pl2-Jr 

Kl 

Pledg'et,  Pl=-Jt 

Pla'tonism,  Pl«-T-Nz-M 

Pleiad,  P13-D 

Pla'tonist,  Pia-T-Nst 

Pleiades,  Pl3-Dz 

Pla'tonize,  Pl*-T-Nz,  fV- 

Plen'arily,  Pl2-Nr-L 

T-Nzd,  Pl«-T-Nz-NG 

Plen'ariness,  Pl2-Nr-Ns 

Platoon',  Pl»-Tn 

Plen'ary,  Pl2-Nr 

Plat'ted,  Pl»-Td 

Plenip'otence,  P13-N-P- 

Plat'ter,  Pltr» 

Tns 

Plau'dit,  PU-Dt 

Plenip'otency,  P13-N-P- 

Plau'ditory,  Pli-Dt-fi 

Tn-S 

Plausibility,  PlzS-Bl-T 

Plenip'otent,  Pl»  -  N  -  P  . 

Plau'sible-y,  Plzi-Bl 
Plau'sibleness,    Plzi-Bl- 

Tnt 
Plenipotentiary,  Pln2- 

Ns    [IBs] 

P-T-N  SHi    cPln2-P] 

k'lau'sive,  Plsi-V 

Ple'nist,  Pls-Nst 

Play,  Pl«,  P1«-D,  P1*-NG 

Plenitude,  P12-N-Td 

Play'-actor,  Pl*-Ktr 

Plen'teous,  Pln«-Ts 

Play'-bill,  P1*-B1 

Plen'teously,  Pln^-T-sZi 

Play'-day,  P1*-D 

Plen'teousness,  Pln*-Ta- 

Played,  P1«-D 

Ns 

Play'er,  P1*-R 

Plentiful,  Pln»-T-Fl 

Play'fellow,  fV-F-L 

Plen'tifulness,  Pin*  -  T  - 

Play'ful-ly,  P1*-F1 

Fl-Ns     [:Fsj 

Play  fu1  -ess,  Pl»-  Fl  -  Ns 

Plen'ty,  Pln«-T 

fiFs] 

Ple'onasm,  PF-Nz-M 

Play'-goer,  P1*-G-B 

Pleonas'tic,  Pl>-Ns-T-K 

Play'-house,  Pl«-Hs 

Pleonas'tical,   Pl»-Ns-T- 

Playing-card,  P1*-NG- 

El 

Krd 

Plesiosau'rus,  Pl'-Ss-fis 

Play'mate,  Pl*-Mt 
Play'thing,  P1«-TH-NG 

Pleth'ora,  PV-1H-R 
Plethoric,  Pl»-TH-«-K 

Play'wright,  Pl'-fit 

Pleth'oric,  Pl*-TH-«-K 

Plea,  PI' 

Pleu'ra,  Pl»-fi 

PLE 


203 


POL 


Pleu'risy,  P13-K8 

Plume,    Pl'-M,    Pl*-Md,  Pock'et-book,  r'-Kt-B-K 

Pleuritic,  P13-Kt-E 

Pl'-M-NG 

Poek'et-glass,  P'-Kt-Gle 

Pleuritlcal,  PF-fit-El 

Plumed,  Pl»-Md 

Pock'et-hole,  P1  Et-Hl 

Pleuropneumo'nia,  Pl*- 

Plume'less,  Pl'-M-Zs 

Pock'et-knife,  pi-Et-N- 

ft-N-M-N 

Plexlform,  Pl2-Es-F-R 

Plumig'erous,  Pl'-M-Jrt 
Plu'miped,  Pl'-M-P-D 

F 
Pock'et-money,     pt-Et- 

M 

Plum'met,  PI2  Mt 

M-N 

Plex'ure,  Pl»-E-SHr 

Plum'ming,  PI*-  M-NG 

Pock'et-piece,  P'-Et-Ps 

Plex'us,  Pl«-Es8 

Plumose',  PI2-  Ms 

Pock'hole,  pi-E-Hl 

Pleyt,  PlU 

Plu'mous,  Pl»-Ms 

Pock'mark,  P'-E-Mr-E 

Pliability,  P1»-B1-T 

Plump,  (a.)  Pls-M-P,  PI* 

Pock'-marked,  pJ-E-Mr- 

Pli'able-y,  PH-B1 

M-Pr.  Pl*-M-Pet 

Kt 

Pli'ableness,  PI1  -  Bl  -  Ns 

Plump,  (t>.)Pl*-M-P,  PI* 

Pock'y,   pt-E,  Pi-Er   pi- 

ft  Bg] 

Mt.  P1*-M-P-NG 

Est 

Pli'ancy,  Pln»-S 

Plump'er,  Pl«-M-Pr 

Po'co-curantism,   P*-E- 

Pli'ant,  Pint' 

Plum  '-pie,  P1*-M-P 

K-^Jnt-Z-M 

Pli'antness,  Plnt'-Ns 

Plump'ly,  P1*-M-P1 

Poco'SOn,  P*-Es-N 

Pli'ca,  Pl'-E 
Pli'cate.  PH-Et 

Plump'ness,  P12-M  P-Ns 
Plum'-porridge,  P12-M- 

Pod,  P'-D 
Podag'ric,  P^D-Gr-E 

Pli'cated,  PP-E-Td 

P  R-3 

Podag'rical,  pi-D-Gr-El 

Plied,  Pl>  D 

T'lum'-pudding,    P1*-M- 

Pod'gy,  P!-J 

Pli'ers,  Pl'-Rz 

P-D-NG 

Po'em,  PS-M 

Plight,  PHi.Pl'-Td,  Plt(-)1 

Plump'y,  Pls-M-P 

Po'esy,  P*-8 

Plight'ed,  PU-Td 

Plum'-tree,  Pl*-M-Tr 

Po'et,  P*-T 

Plight'er,  Pltri 

Plum'y,  P1»-M                   i  Po'etaster,  P*-Tstr 

Plinth,  P13-N-TH 

Plun'der,   Plndr*,  Plnd*- 

Po'etess,  P2-T8 

Pli'ocene,  Pls»-N 

Rd,  Plndri-NG 

Poetic,  P2-T-E 

Plod,  P1»-D,  Pli-Dd,  Pli- 

Plun'derage,  Plndr*-J 

Poetlcal-ly,  P2-T-E1 

D-NG 

Plun'dered,  Plnd2-Rd 

Poetics,  P2-T-E8 

Plod'der,  Pl»-Dr 

Plun'derer,  Plndrs-R 

Po'etize,   P2-Tz,  P*-Tzd, 

Plot,  Plti.  Pl»-Td,  PltC)i 

Plunge,  Pln*-J,  Pln2-Jd, 

P2-Tz-NG 

JPlot'ting,  PUC)i 

Pln*-J-NG 

Po'etry,  P*-Tr 

.Plot'ter,  Pltr» 

Plun'ger,  Pl*-N-Jr 

Poh,  ps 

Plough,   Pj>.  PH-D,   Pli- 

Plu'perfect,  P13-Prf-Kt 

Poign'ancy,  Pn'-N-S 

NO.    See  Plow,  etc. 

Plu'ral.  P18-H1 

Poign'ant,  Pn'-Nt 

Plov'er,  Pl*-Vr 

Plu'ralism,  Pl'-fil-zM 

Poign'antly,  Pn'-Nt-L 

Plow,  Pl>,  P1>-D,  Pli-NG 

Plu'ralist,  Pis-fiist 

Point,  Put1,  Pni-Td,  Pnt»- 

Plowed,  Pli-D 

Plurality,  PP-fil-T 

NG 

Plowing,  PP-NG 

Plu'ralize,  Pl*-fllz,  Pis- 

Point'al,  Pnt'-L 

Plow'able,  P1>-B1 

Rlzd.  P13.«lz-NG 

Point-blank',  PnUlBlni- 

Plow'boy,  P1»-B 

Plu'rally,  tV-Rl 

E 

Plow'er,  Pli-R 
Plow'-man,  Pl'-Mn 

Plus,  Pis* 
Plush,  P1*-8H 

Point'ed,  Pn^-Td 
Point'edly,  Pn^Td-X, 

PloW-land,  PU-Lnd 

Pluto'nian,  Pl*-Tn-N 

Point'er,  Pntr1 

Plow'share,  Pl»-SHr 

Plutonic,  Pl'-T-N-E 

Point'er-dog,  Pntr^D-G 

Plow'-shoe,  P1»-8H 

Plu'tonist,  Pls-T-Nst 

Point'less,  Pnt'-Ls 

Pluck,  Pl*-E,  Pl*-Et,  Pl*- 

Plu'vial,  Pl'-V-L 

Poise,  Pz».  Pzi-D,  Pz>-NG 

E-NG 
Pluck'er,  Pl*-Er 

Pluviom'eter,  PU-v-Mtr 
Plu'vious,  Pl*-\s 

Poised,  Pzi-D 
Poi'son,    Pzi-N,   Pz^-Xd. 

Pluck'y,    P1*-E,    Pl*-Er, 

Ply,  PI1,  Pli-D,  Pli-NG 

Pzi-N-NG 

Pl*-Kst 

Pneumatic,  N-M-T>-K 

Poi'soned,  Pz^Nd 

Plug,  P1S-G,  Pli-Gd,  P1*-O- 

Pneumatlcal,     N-M-T1- 

Poi'soner,  Pz'-N-B 

NG 

El 

Poi'sonous,  PzJ-Ns 

Plug'ging,  P1*-G-NG 

Pneumatics,  N-M-T'-Es 

Poi'sonousness,  Pz*-Ns- 

Plum,  PP-M 

Pneumatorogy,  N-M-T1- 

Ns. 

Plu'mage,  Pl'-M-J 

L-J 

Poke,  P2-E,  P*-Et,  P«-K- 

Plumb,    P12-M     P12-Md, 

Pneumatom'eter,  N-M- 

NG 

PI*  M-NG 

T'-Mtr 

Pok'er,  P2-Er 

Plumb'ing,  P1«-M-NG 
Plumbaginous,  PP-M-B- 

Pneumo'nia,  N*-M  N 
Pneumonic,  N^Mn-K 

Poke'-weed,  P2-E-wD 
Polac'ca,  P'-i-E 

J-Ng 

Pneumoni'tis,     N  M-N- 

Pola'cre,  P*-£-Er 

Plumba'go,  P1*-M-B-G 

Po'lar,  P*  L-n 

Plum'bean,  Pl«-M-Bn 

Poach,  P*-CH,   ps-CHt, 

Pol'archy,  P1  L-B-E 

Plum'beous,  Pl*-M-Bs 

P=-CH-NO 

Polarlscope,  Pl-Z-fis-K- 

Plumb'er,  Pl*-Mr 

Poached,  P*-CHt 

P 

Plumb'ery,  P12-M-B 

Poach'er,  P*-CHr 

Polarity,  P^-L-R-T 

Plumb'ing,  PI*  M-NG 

Poach'y,  P*-CH 

Polariza'tion,        P*  -  L  - 

Plumb'-line,  Pl2-M-£n 

Pock,  P>-E 

RzsAn 

Plumb'-rule,  P12-M-fil 

Pock'et,  pi-Kt,  pi-E-Td, 

Po'larize,  P*-Z-Bz.  P*-Ir 

Plum'-cake,  P1=-M-E-E 

Pi-KtNG 

Bzd,  P2-i-Bz-NG 

POL 


203 


POP 


Pole,   P2-L,  P«-Ld.   P«-L 

Pol'ygraph,  pi-Z-Grf 

Pomp,  P'-M-p 

NG 
Pole'-axe,  P2-Z-Ks 

Polygraph'ic,   pi-Z/-Grf 
K 

Pomp'et,  P!-M-P-T 
Pomplon,  P2-M-Pn 

Pole'cat,P*-Z,-E-T 

Polygraph'ical,    pi-Z 

Pomposity,  pi-M-Ps-T 

Pol'einarch,  pi-Z-Mr-CH 

Gr-F-Kl 

Pomp'ous,  pi-M-Ps 

Polemic,  P»-i-M-K 

Polyg'raphy,  P»-i-Gr-F 

Pomp'ously,  pi-M-P-si. 

Polemical,  P2-Z,-M-K1 
Polem'ics,  ps-i-M-Ks 

Polyhe'dral,  ps-L-Hd-fi 
Polyhed'rical,  p2-z,-Hdr 

Pomp'ousness,  pi-M-Ps- 

Ns 

Polem'oscope,  pa-Z-Ms 

Kl 

Pomp'ous,  P'-M-Ps 

K-P 

Polyhe'dron,     P»-i-Hd 

Pon'cho,  pi-N-CH 

Polen'ta,  P»-£-N-T 

fin 

Pond,  Pnd1 

Pole'-star,  P2-£s-T-R  (P» 

Polyhe'drous,  P«-Z-Hd 

Pon'der,  Pndri,  Pndi-Ed 

Zstr) 

£s 

Pndri-NG 

Police',  P3-£s 
Policed',  P3-Zst 

Polym'athy,  P3-Z,-M-TH 
Polymor'plious,  P1  -  L 

Ponderability,  Pndr^-B- 
Z-t 

Police'man,  P3-Zs-Mn 

M-fi-Fs 

Pon'derable,  Pndri-B(-L) 

Police'-offlcer,  ps-Zs-Fs- 

Polyno'mial,  PS-X-N-M1 

Pon'derance,  Pudr^Ns 

E 
Pol'icied,  Pi-Zs-D 

Polyora'ma,  P1-//-B-M 
Pol'yp,  Pi-L-P 

Pon'derer,  Pudr'-R 
Ponderosity,  Pndr'-S-T 

Pol'icy,  pi-Z-s 

Polypet'alous,    PS-Z-Pt 

(-St) 

Policy-book,  pi-Z-S-B- 

La 

Pon'derous,  Pndr!-S 

E 
Pol'ing,  P2-L-NG 

Polyphon'ic,  Pi-Z,-Fn-K 
Polyph'onisin,    P8-i-F 

Pon'derously,  Pndr!-S-Z 
Pon'derousness,  Pndr1- 

Pol'ish,    pi-Z-SH,   P»-Z- 

Nz-M 

S-Ns 

Sfl-T.  P'-Z-SH-NG 

Polyph'onous,    P»-Z-F- 

Po'nent,  Pn^-Nt 

Polished,  P'-Z-SH-T 

Ns 

Pongee',  Pn3-J 

Pol'ishable,  P»-Z-SH-B1- 

Pol'ypous,  pi-Z-Ps 

Poniard,  Pn'-Kd,  Pni-^- 

Pol'isher,  P^Z-SHr 

Pol'ypus,  pi-Z-Ps 

Dd,  Pn'-Rd-NG 

Polite',  Pi-Zt 

Pol'yscope,  P'-is-K-P 

Pon'tac,   Pni-T-K 

Polite'ly,  Pi  Lt-L 

Polysperm'ous,  P2  -  Ls  • 

Pon'tage,  Pnt'-J 

Polite'ness,  P^zt-Ns 

Pr-Ms 

Pon'tiff,  Pnti-F 

Pol  itic,  Pi-Z-T-K  (Pli-T- 

Pol'ystyle,  Pi-Zs-T-L 

Pontiflc,  Pnts-F-K 

K) 

Polysyllabic,    pi-is-i- 

Pontif  ical-ly,  Pnts-F-Kl 

Politlcal-ly,  Plt»-El 

B-K    • 

Pontificate,  Pnt^-F-K-T 

Polit'icaster,  Pl*-T-Estr 

Polysyllab'ioal,  pi-Ls-L- 

Pon'tifice,  Pnt'-Fs 

Politi'cian,  Pis-Tshn 

B-K1 

Pontifl'cial,  Pnta-F-SHl 

Pol'itics,  PP-T-Ks 

Pol'ysyllable,    Pi-Ls-L- 

Pontifl'cian,  PnV-F-SHn 

Pol'ity,  P!-Z-T 

Bl 

Pontoon',  Pnts-N 

Pol'ka,  ps-Z-E 

Polytech'nic,  ps-Z-T-K- 

Pontoon'-bridge,    Put'-- 

Poll,   P2-L,   pa-Ld,  P»-L- 

N-K 

N-Br-J 

NG 

Polythal'amous,  Pl-L- 

Po'ny,  P«-N 

Pol'lard,  pi-£-fl-D 

TH-i-Ms 

Pood,  P3-D 

Pol'len,  Pi-Zn 

Pol'ytheism,  Pi-i-THz- 

Poo'dle,  P3-D1 

Poll'er,  P2-L-B 

M 

Poo'dle-dog,  pa-Dl-D-G 

Pol'liwig,  fl-L-Vf-Q 

Pol'ytheist,  pi-L-THst 

:»ooh,  Po» 

Pol'liwog,  pi-Z-W-a 

Polytheistic,  P3-£-THs- 

Pool,  P3-L 

Pol'lock,  P'-Z,-K 

T-K 

Pool'er,  pt-L-R 

Poll'-tax,  pz-Z-T-Ks 

Polytheistlcal,    P'  -  L  - 

Poop,  P3-P 

Pollute',  ps-it,  P«-i-Td, 

THs-T-Kl 

Poop'-deck,  P3-P-D-K 

P»-Lt-Na 

Pom'ace,  Ps-Ms 

Poop'ed,  P*-P-T 

Pollut'er,  pa-Ztr 

Poma'ceous,  P2-M-SHs 

Poor,  P3-R,  P3-Rr,  P3-Rs* 

Pollu'tion,  pa-Lshn 

Pomade',  P2-Md 

See  Pure,  etc. 

Polonaise',  P»-X,-Nz 

Pomand'er,  Pi-Mndr 

Poor'-house,  P3-R-Hs 

Polt,  P*-Lt 

Poma'tum.pa-Mt-M 

Poor'ly,  P3-R-i.  See  Pure- 

Poltroon', P'-i-Trn 

Pome,  P2-M 

ly. 

Poltroon'ery,  ps-Z-Tr-Nr 

Pomecit'ron,  P*-Ms-Trn 

Poorness,  ps-R-Ns 

Polyaeous'tic,     P*or*-L- 

Pomegran'ate,  PJ-M-Gr- 

Poor'-spirited,  P3-Rs-Pr- 

Ks-T-K 

Nt 

Td 

Polyan'dry,  pi-i-N-Dr 

'ome'roy,  P'-M-B 

Poor'-spiritedness,  P3  - 

Polyan'thus,  pi-Z-N-THs 

Pomeroy'al,  pi-M-H-L 

Rs-Pr-Td-Ns 

Pol'yarchy,  P»-i-R-K 

Jome'-  water,  P*-M-Wtr 

Pop,  P>-P,  PJ-P-T,  Pi-P- 

Polyg'ami?  ,  P8-£-G-Mst 

Jomif  erous,  P»-M-Frs 

NG      - 

Polyg'amc  ^s,  P8-L-G-Ms 

Pom'mel,  P»-ML  P«-Mld, 

3op'-corn,  pi-P-Ern 

Polyg'amj  ,  P»-Z-G-M 

pa-Ml-NG 

3ope,  P»-P 

Pol'ygarchy,  P>-Z-Gr-K 

Pom'meled,  P*-Mld 

i'ope'dom,  P»-P-D-M 

Pol'yglot,  pi-L-Glt 

Pommellon,  P*-M-Zn 

Pope-joan',  P2-P-Ju 

Pol'ygon.  P'-i-Gn 

Pomologlcal,  pi-M-Z,-J- 

i'op'ery,  P»-Pr 

Polyg'onal,  P^-L-G-Nl 

El 

?ope's'-eye,  P'-Ps-i 

Polyg'onum,  P»-/.-Gn-M 
Pol'ygram,  PJ-Z--Gr-M 

Pomol'ogist,  pi-M-L-Jst 
Pomol'ogy,  Pi-M-L-J        : 

Pop'gun,  P»-P-Gn 
Popinjay,  pi-Pn-J 

POP 

Pop'ish,  ps-P-SH 
Poplshly,  ps-P-SHl 
Pop'lar,  pi-P-Z-B 
Pop'lin,  p!-P-Zn 
Poplit'eal,  ps-P-Zt-L 
Poplit'ic,  ps-P-Z-T-K 
Popped,  P»-P-T 
Pop'py,  pi-p 
Pop'py-head,  P»-P-Hd 
Pop'ulace,  pi-P-Zs 
Pop'ular,  Pi-P-Z-B    [ 

P] 
Popularity,      pi-P-Z- 

[P'-Pl 
Pop'ularize,     pi-P-Z-Bz, 

Pi-P-Z-Rzd,     Pi-P-Z-Bz- 

NG 
Pop'ularly,     P»-P-Z-B-Z 

[P^P-Z] 
Pop'ulate,  Pi-P-Zt,  pi-P- 

Z-Td,  pi-P-Zt-NG 
Population,  P2-P-Zshn 
Pop'ulous,  p!-P-Zs 
Pop'ulously,  P>-P-ZB-Z 
Pop'ulousness,  P^P-Zs- 

Ns 

Por'celain,  Pr^sZn 
Porch,  P*-fi-CH 
Por'cine,  Pi-fls-N 
Por'cupine,  Pr»-K-Pn 
Pore,  P2-B,  P*-Bd,  p 

NG 

Por'er,  P'-Br 
Por'gee,  pi-fi-G 
Por'gy,  pi-«-G 
Po'riness,  ps-  JZ-NB 
Po'rism,  P^-Bz-M 
Pork,  P*-«-K 
Pork'-barrel,  P!-S- 


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Portent'ously,  P*-B-Tnt- 

8-Z 

Por'ter,  pz-Str 
Por'terage,  P2-fitr-  J 
Port'eress,  P^-Rtr-S 
Por'ter-house,  P2-fltr-Hs 
Port'flre,  P«-Kt-F-B 
Portfo'lio,  ?*-Rt-F-L 
Port'-hole,  P^-fft-Hl 
Por'tico, 

-K) 
Portion,    P*-72shn,  P«- 

fishnd,  P2-fishnC) 
Por'tioner,  ps-fishn-K 
I  Por'tionless,  P2-fishn-Zs 
Port'liness, 


Pork'er, 
Pork'ling, 
Poros'ity,  P>-fis-T 
Po'rous,  P*-Rs 
Po'rousness,  P*-Bs-N8 
Porphyra'ceous, 

SHs 

Porphyrit'ic, 
Por'phyry,  Prf>-7Z 
Por'ppise,  pi-K-Ps 
Por'ridge,  P>-fi-J 
Por'ringer,  P»-.R-N-Jr 
Port,  P*-fft 
Portabirity, 

(-Bit) 

Port'able,  ps-K 
Port'ableness, 

Ns    [iBs] 
Port'age,  P*-Kt-j 
Port'al,  pa-Kt-L 
Portcray'on,  P*-Bt-Kr-N 
Port'cullis,  Prt»-K-Zs  • 
Porte,  P2-Kt 
Port'ed,  PS-B-Td 
Porte'-monnaie,  Prt«-M- 

N 
Portend',  P5-fi-Tnd,  P*- 

/e-Tn-Dd,  P»-fi-Tnd-NG 
Portent',  P>-fi-Tnt 
Portent'oua,  P3-fi-Tnt-8 


Port'ly,  P2-fft-Z  (Prt2-Z) 
Portman'teau,  Prti-M-K 

T 

Por'trait,  Pr«-Trt 
Por'trature,  Pr*-Trtr 
Portray',  Pr«-Tr,  Pr*-Trd. 

Pr*-Tr-NG 

Portray'al,  Pr«-Tr-L 
Portray'er,  Pr«-Tr-B 
Port'reeve,  Prt2-fiv 
Por'tress,  Pr2-Trs 
Port'soken,  P«-JZts-Kn 
Port'-warden,      P2  -  Ri 

Wrd-N 
Po'ry,  P2-/J 

Pose,  Pz«,  Pz«-D,  Pz*-NG 
Po'ser,  P2-Zr 
Posi'tion,  Pz*An3 
Positive,  Pzi-Tv 
Positively,  Pzi-T-Vl 
Posltiveness,  Pz>-Tv-N 
Positivism,  Pz»-T-Vz-M 
Posltivist,  Pz'-T-Vst 
Posol'ogy,  P'-sZ-J 
Posse  Comita'tus,  P1-! 


Possess',    Pss«,    Pss2  -  T, 

Pss«-NG 

Posses'sion,  Ysshn* 
Possess'ive,  Pss2-V 
Possess'or,  ps-ssB 
Possess'ory,  pt-saR 
Pos'set,  Psi-T,    Ps!-Td, 

Ps'-T-NG 
Possibility,     Ps3  -  Bl  -  T 

(-Bit) 
Pos'sible,    Psi-Bl     [Pgi] 

See  Passable. 
Pos'sibly,  Ps^Bl 
Post,  Pst2,  Ps*-Td,  Pst(-)1 
Post'age,  P8*-T-J    [Ps2-J] 
Post'age-stamp,    [Ps*-J- 

sM-P] 

Post'al,  Ps2-T-L 
Post'al-card,  Ps'-T-Z-Krd 
Post'-bill,  Ps2-B-L 
Post'boy,  P8S-B 
Post'captain,  P^-sK-P-Tn 

[-sK-Pn] 

Post'-chaise,  ?&*-Sffz 
Post'-coach,  P*-sK-CH 
Post'  -date,  Ps«-Dt,  Ps*-D 

•Td,  Ps*-DtC) 


POT 

Post-dilu'vial,   Ps*-D-i- 

VI 
Post-dilu'vian,  P~«-D-Z, 

Vn 

Post'ed,  Ps^Td 
Post'-entry,  Ps«-N-Tr 
Post'er,  Pstr» 
Poste'rior,  Fs^-1-R-R 
Posterior'ity,  Fs^-1-B-R. 

T 

Poste'riors,  Ps3-T-5-fiz 
Posterity,  Ps2-T-fi-T 
Pos'tern,  Ps^-T-fln 
Post'-existence,  P2-sKss- 

Tns 

Post'flx,Ps2-F-Ks 
Postfix',  PsS-F-Ks,  Ps3-F- 

Kst,  PS^-F-KB-NG 
Post'-haste,  P^-sHst 
Post'-house,  P2-sHs 
Post'humous,  Ps1-T-Ms 
Post'humously,  Psl-T- 

Ms-Z 

Pos'til,  Ps^T-L 
Pos'tiler,  Psi-T-Z-B 
Postil'ion,  Ps3-T-Zn 
Posting,  Psto* 
Post'man,  P2-sMn 
Post'mark,     P2-sM-B-K, 

P*-sM-/i-Kt,  P2-8JI-fl-K- 

NG 

Post'master,  P^-sMstr 
Post'master  -  general, 

P2-sMstr-Jn    [P«-sMs-Jn] 
Postmeridian,  pa-sii-ye- 

Dn 
Post-mor'tem,  pi-s5I-.R- 

T-M 

Post'-note.  Ps2-Xt 
Post-nup'tial,    Ps2-N-P- 

SH1 

Post-o'bit,  Ps2-T-Bt 
Post'-offlce,  Ps2-Fs 
Post'-paid,  Ps2-Pd 
Postpone',   Ps2-Pn,    Pss- 

Pnd,  Ps2-Pn-NG 
Postpone'ment,  Ps2-Pn- 

Mnt 

Postpon'er,  Ps2-P-Nr 
Postpositive,  Ps^Pz-Tv 
Post'-road,  P2-sfl-D 
Post'script,    Ps2  -  Kr  -  Pt 


Post'-town,  Ps2-Tn 
Post'ulant,  Ps'-T-Znt 
Post'ulate,  Ps!-T-Zt,  Psi- 

T-Z-Td,  Ps^T-Zt-NG 
Postula'tion,  Ps2-T-Zshn 
Post'ulatory,  Psi-T-Zt-fi 
Post'ure,    P»-sCHr,  Pi- 

sCHrd.  Pl-sCHr-NG 
Post'ure  -master,       P1  • 
sCHr-Mstr 
Po'sy,  P«-Z 
Pot,  Pt».  Pi-Td.  Pt(-)1 
Po'table,  Pt2-Bl 
Po'tableness,   Pt»-Bl-lto 

Pot'ash,  PU-SH 
Potas'sa,  pi-T-8 


POT 

Potas'sium,  P>-T-sM 
Pota'tion,  P'-Tshn 
Pota'to,  Pt«-T 
Pota'toes,  Pt»-Tz.      See 

Pettitoes. 

Pot'-bellied,  Pti!B«-Z-D 
Poteen',  P»-Tn 
Po'tency,  P«-Ta-S 
Po'tent,  P«-Tnt 
Po'tentate,  P*-Tn-Tt 
Poten'tial,  P«-T-N-SH1 
Potentiality,    pi-T-N- 

SHl-1 
Poten'tial-ly,  ps-T-N 

sm 

Po'tently,  P*-Tnt-L 
Po'tentness,  p^-Tnt-Na 
Pot'-hanger,  Pti-H-NGr 
Poth'er,  P'-DHr  (Pdhr1) 
Pot'-herb,  Pt'-B-B 
Pot'-hook,  Pt!-H-K 
Po'tion,  Pshn« 
Pot'-luck,  Pti-Z-K 
Pot'sherd,  Pt>-8Hrd 
Pot'tage,  Pt'-j 
Pot'ted,  Pi-Td 
Pot'ter,  Ptr1 
Pot'tery,  pi-Tr 
Pot'tle,  Pi-Tl 
Pot'-valiant,  Pti-V-Znt 
Pouch,  pi-CH,  pi-CHt,  P1- 

CH-NG 

Pouchong',  P1-SH-NG 
Poudrette',  P«-Drt 
Poult,  pa-Lt 
Poult'erer,  P*-i-Tr-K 
Poul'tice,  P2-//-Ts,  P*-L- 

Tst,  PS-i-Ts-NG 
Poul'try,  P*-Z-Tr 
Poul'try-house,  P2-Z-Tr- 

Ba 
Poul'try-yard,    P*-Z,-Tr- 

Yrd 
Pounce,  Pnsi,  Pnst1,  Pns'- 

NG 
Poun'cet-box,  Pns^-T-B- 

Es 
Pound,     Pnd1,    Pn»-Dd. 

Pndi-NG 

Pound'ed,  Pn»-Dd 
Pound'age,  Pnd1- J 
Pound'er,  Pndri 
Pour,  pa-B,  P»-Ed,  P*-«- 

NG 

Pour'er,  P«-Br 
Pout,  Pt',  Pi-Td,  Pt'"» 
Pout'er,  Ptr1 
Pov'erty,  Pvi-B-T 
Pow'der,  pi-Dr,  P»-Drd, 

P>-Dr-NG 
Pow'der-box,     P>-Dr-B- 

Ks 
Pow'der-flask,  P«-Dp-Fls 

-K 
Pow'der-horn,  pi-Dr-H- 

Rn 
Pow'der-magazine,  P1- 

Dr-M-Gz-N 
Pow'der-mill,   pi-Dr-M- 

L 


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PRE 


Pow'der-monkey.'pi-Dr-  Pvat'tler,  Prt'-i-E 

M-NG-K 

Prav'ity,  Prvi-T 

Pow'der-wagon,   pi-Dr 

Prawn,  Prni 

W-Gn 

Prax'is,  Pri-Kss 

Pow'dery,  pi-D-B 

Pray,  Pr2,  Pr=-D,  Pr2-NG 

Pow'er,  pi-K 

Pray'er,  Pr2-B 

Pow'erful-ly,  pi-B-Fl 
Pow'erfulness,  P^B-Fl- 

Prayer,  Pri-B 
Prayerx-book,  Prl-7J-B-K 

Ns    [!Fs] 

Prayer'ful-ly,  P^-B-Fl 

Pow'erless,  P^-E-Zs 

Prayer'less,  Pr'-R-is 

Pow'er-loom,  pi-R-i-M 

Prayer'lessness,  Pr^B- 

Pow'er-press,  pi-B-Prs 

Zs-Xa    [:is] 

Pow'wow,  PJ-W,   P^Wd. 

Pray'ingly,  prs-XGl 

Pi-W-NG 

Preach,  Prs-CH,  Pr-CHt, 

Pox,  pi-Ks,  P!-Kst,  Pi-Ks- 

PrS-CH-NG 

NG 

Preach'er,  Pr3-CHr 

Pozzola'na,  Pt^zZ-N 

Preach'ing,  Pr-CH-NG 

Practicabirity,    Pi-s  -  Kt 

Preach'ment,    l>r3  -  CH  - 

:K-B1-T    [Pra-K-Blt] 

Mnt 

Prac'ticable-y,     Pr»-Kt 

Pre'-adamite,  Pr3-D-Mt 

:K-B1    [Pri-K-Bl] 

Preadnion'ish,    Pr1  -  D  - 

Prac'ticableness,  Pr'-Kt 

Mu-SH,      PrLD-Mu-SHt, 

:K-Bl-Ns    [PrJ-K'.Bs] 

Pr'-D-Mn-SH-NG 

Prac'tical-ly,  Pr^Kt-Kl 

Preadmoni'tioii,   Pr3-D- 

Practicality,   PrJ-Kt-Kl- 

M-Nshn 

T  (-Kit) 

Pre'amble,  PrS-M-Bl 

Prac'ticalness,  Pr1  -  Kt  - 

Preamb'ulate,  Pri-M-Blt 

Kl-Ns 

Preamb'ulating,  Pr'-H- 

Prac'tice,  Pr>-K-Ts,  Pr>- 

Blt(-) 

K-Tst,       Pr»-K-Ts-NG 

Preamb'ulatory,  Pr1-!!- 

[Pr»,  Prsti,  Pr(-)1] 

Blt-« 

Prac'ticer,  Pr^K-T-sB 

Preb'end,  Pr^-Bn-D 

Prac'tices,      Pri  •  K  -  Tss 

Prebend'al,  Pr^-Bn-D-L 

CPrs1] 

Preb'endary,  Pr*-Bii-D- 

Practi'tioner,  Pr«-K-T8hn 

R 

-B 

Pre'cant,  PrS-Knt 

Praemuni're,  PrJ-Mn-S 

Preca'rious,  Pr--K-7?s 

Praeno'men,  Pr^-N-Mn 

Preca'riously,    Pi-2-K-.R- 

Prae'tor,  Prtrs 

si 

Pragmat'ic,  Pri-G-Mt-K 

Pre'cariousness,   Pra-K- 

Pragmat'ical-ly,    Pri-G- 

7is-Ns 

Mt-Kl 

Prec'ative,  Pr2-K-Tr 

Pragmat'icalness,    Pr1  - 

Prec'atory,  Pr'--K-T-^t 

G-Mt-Kl-Ns 

Precau'tion,    Pr1  -  Kshn, 

Prai'rie,  Pr*-R 

Pri-Kshnd,  Pr'-Kshn-NG 

Prai'rie-chicken,  Pr»-5- 

Precau'tional,  Pr'-Kslm- 

CH-Kn 

Z 

Prai'rie-dog,  Pr»-/Z-D-G 

Preoau'tionary,       Pr1- 

Prai'rie-hen,  Pr2-/J-Hn 

Kshu-rt 

Praise,  Prz»,  Przd8,  Prz»- 

Precau'tious,  Pr'-K-SHs 

NG 

Precede',  Prs^-D,  Prs3- 

Prais'er,  Pr*-Zr 

Dd,  Prs3-D-NG 

Praise'worthiness,  Pr*- 

Preced'ence,  Prs3-Dns 

zWr-DH-Ns  [Prz»-DH-Ns] 

Preoed'ency,  Prs3-Du-S 

Praise'worthy,  Pr«-zWr- 

Preced'ent,  Prs3-Dnt 

DH     [Prz«-DH] 

Prec'edent,  Prs2-Dnt 

Prance,     Prns1,    Prnst1, 

Prec'edented,    Prs=-Dn- 

Prnsi-NG 

Td 

Pranc'er,  Pr'-Ns-B 

Preoed'ently,  Prs3-Dnt-L 

Pranc'ing,  Prns^NG 

Preceding,  Prss  D-NG 

Prank,  Pri-NG-K,  Pr>-NG- 

Precen'tor,  Prs^-Ntr 

Kt,  Pri-NG-K-NG 

Pre'cept,  Prs«-Pt 

Prank'ish,  Pr^NG-K-SH 

Precep'tive,  Prs2-Pt-V 

Prase,  Prz* 

Precep'tor,  Prs«-Ptr 

Prate,  Prt«,  Pr«-Td,  PrtC)1 

Precepto'rial,  Prs^-Pt-Bl 

Prat'ing,  PrtC)* 

Precep'tory,  Prs^  P-T-fi 

Prat'er,  Prtr* 

Precep'tress,  Prs2-P-Trs 

Prat'ique,  Pr'-T-K 

Preces'sion,  Pr&sAn2 

Prat'tle,  Prt>-L,  PrtJ-Ld, 
Prti-L-NG 

Preces'sional,  Prs»AnJ-L 
Pre'cinot,  Prs^-NGt 

PRE 


Pre'cious,  Pi*-SH& 
Previously,  Pr»-SHs-L 
Pre'ciousness,  Pr2-SHs- 

Ns 

Prec'ipice,  Prs^-Ps 
Precip'itable,  Prs3-P-T- 

Bl 
Precip'itance,      Prs*-P- 

Tns 
Precip'itancy,    Prs3  -  P  - 

Tn-8 

Precipitant,  Prs3-P-Tnt 
Precip'itantly,  Prs^-P- 

Tnt-L 
Precip'itate,    Prs*-P-Tt. 

Prs8-P-T-Td.  Prs3  P-Tt(-) 
Precipitately,  Prs3-P- 

Tt-i 
Precipita'tion,  Prs2  -  P  - 

Tslin 

Precipltator,  Prs3-P-Ttr 
Precipitous,  Prs^-P-Ts 
Precipitously,  Prs3-P-T- 

•£ 
Precip'itonsness,  Pr 

P-Ts-Ns 
Precise',  Prss1 
Preeise'ly,  Prss'-L 
Precise'ness,  Prss'-Ns 
Precisian,  Prszhn3 
Precision,  Prszftn* 
Preci'sive,  Prszi-V 
Preclude',  Pr3-Kld,  Pr3- 

Kl-Dd,  Pr»-K.ld-NG 
Preclu'sion,  PrS-Kl 
Preclu'sive, 
Preclu'sively,     Pr^-Kls- 

V-L 

Preco'cious,  Pr2-K-SHs 
Preco'ciously,     Pra  •  K  - 

SHs-L 
Preco'ciousness,  Pr*-K- 

SHs-Ns 

Precoc'ity,  P^-Ks-T 
Precog'itate,  Pr^K-J-Tt 
Precogni'tion,  Pr«-K-G- 

Nshn 

Precompose',  Pr2iPz 
Preconceit',  Prs:sT 
Preconceive',  Pr3  isV 
Preconcep'tion,         Pr2 

IsPshn 

Preconcert',  Pr*;sKt 
Precon'cert,  Pr1  isEt 
Precon'tract,  Pr>:Tr-Kt 
Precontract',  Pr^iTr-Kt, 

PrMTr-K-Td,   PrMTr-Kt- 

VQ 
Precontri  ve',     Pr1  !  Trv, 

Pri'.Trvd,  Pr'tTrv-NO 
Precur'sive,  Pr2-Krs-V 
Precur'sor,  Pr2-Kr-sB 
Precur'sory,  Pr2-Kr-sR 
Preda'ceous,  P^-D-SHs 
Pre'dal,  Pr^-Dl 
Predato'rial-ly,  Pr*-Dt- 

Bl 

Pred'atory,  Pr«-Dt-K 
Predeces'sor, 
Predesigii',  Pr>-Ds-N 


Predestina'rian, 

T-Nrn 
Predes'tinate,  Prs-Dst 

Nt,    Pr*-Dst-N-Td,     Pr* 

Dst-Nt-NO 
Predestina'tion,       Prs  - 

Dst-Nshn 
Predes'tinator,  Pr*-Dst- 

Ntr 
Predes'tine,    Pr^Ds-Tn, 

Pr2-Ds-Tnd,    Pr3-Ds-Tn- 

NG 
Predeter'minate,  Pr*-D- 

Tr-M-N-T 
Predetennina'tion,  Prs- 

D-Tr-M-Nshn 
Predetermine,  Pr2  -  D  - 

Tr-Mn,      Pr2-D-Tr-Mnd, 

Pr2-D-Tr-Mn-NG 
Pre'dial,  Pr«-Dl 
Predicabil'ty, 

Bl-T 

Pred'icable, 
Predic'ament, 

Mnt 
Predicate,     Pra-D-Kt, 

PrU-D-K-Td,      pr»-D-Kt- 

NG 
Predica'tion,       Pr«-D- 

Kshn 
Pred'icatory,    Pr«-D-K- 

Tr 
Predict', 

K-Td,  PrS-D 
Predic'tion, 
Predictive,  Pr3-D-Kt-V 
Predict'or,  PrS-D-Ktr 
Predilec'tion,    ¥r*-D-L- 

Kshn 
Prediscov'eryj     Pr2-D- 

sKv-fl 
Predispo'nant,    Pr»  -  D  - 

sPn-Nt 
Predispose',    Pr^D-sPz, 

Pr2-D-sPzd,       PrJ-D-sPz- 

NG 
Predisposi'tion,    P^-D- 

sPzshn 
Predominance,     PrJ-D- 

Mn-Ns  (Prdi-Mn-Ns) 
Predominancy,    Pr>-D- 

Mn-N-S  (Prdl-Mn-N-8) 
Predominant,  Pr^D-Mn 

-Nt  <Prd!-Mn-Nt) 
Predominantly,   Pri-D- 

Mn-Nt-L  (Prd^Mn-Nt-L) 
Predominate,  Pri-D-M- 

N-T,  Pri-D-M-N-Td,  Pri- 

D-M-N-T-NG  (Prdi-M-N- 

T,  etc.) 
Predomina'tion,   Pr!-D- 

M-Nshn  (Prd2-M-Nshn) 
Pre-elec'tion,       Pr*-£- 

Kshn 
Pre-eminence,  Prs-Mn- 

Ns 

Pre-eminent,  Pr»-Mn-Nt 
Pre-em'inently,  Pr2-Mn- 

Nt-L 
Pre-emp'tion,  Pr*-Mshn 


PRE 

Preen,  Prn3,  Prnd3,  Pnrt 

NO 
Pre-engage',    Pr2-N-G-J, 

Pr2-N-G-Jd,       Pra-N-G-J- 

NG 
Pre-engage'ment,    Pr2- 

N-G-J-Mnt 
Pre-establish,    PrMSti- 

Bl-SH     [i8t>-B] 
Pre-estab'listunent,  [Pr* 

ISti-B-Mnt] 
Pre-exist',  PrS-Kss-T 
Pre-exist'ence,  PrS-Kss- 

Tns 
Pre-exist'ent,   Pr3-Kss- 

Tnt 
Preface,  Pr2-Fs,  Pr2-F8t, 

PrS-Fs-NG 

Pref acer,  Pr*-Fs-B 
Prefatory,  Pr2-F-T-fl 
Pre'fect,  Prf^-Kt 
Pre'fectship,  Prfs-Kt-SH 

(-P) 

Prefecture,  Prf3-Ktr 
Prefer',  Prf2-K,  Prf2-Bd, 

Prf--«-NG 

Pref  erable-y,  PrfS-K-Bl 
Pref erableness,  Prfs-fi- 

Bl  N8     [IBs] 
Preference,  Prf2-J?ns 
Preferen'tial,    Prf--S-N- 

SH1    [-tfn] 

Prefer'ment,  Prf2-B-Mnt 
Preferred',  Prf2-.Rd 
Prefer'rer,  PrP-K-R 
Preflgura'tion,     Pr2  -  F  - 

Grshn 
Preflg'urative,     Pr3  -  F  - 

Grt-V 
Prefig'ure,  Pr3-F-Gr,  Pr^- 

F-Grd,  Pra-F-Gr-KG 
Preflg'urement,  Pr8-F- 

Gr-Mnt 
Pre'flx,  Pr3-F-Ks,   Pr3-F- 

Kst.  Pr3-F-Ks-NG 
Pre'fix-sign,  Pr^-F-Kss-N 
Preful'gency,     Pr2-Fl-J- 

N-S 

Pregla'cial,  Pr2-Gl-8Hl 
Preg'nable,  Pr^-G-N-Bl 
Preg'nancy,  Pr2-«-Nn-S 
Preg'nant,  Pr2-G-Nnt 
Preg'nantly,    Pr2-G-Nnt- 

L 
Prehen'sible,   Pr2-H-Ns- 

Bl 

Prehen'sile,  Pr2-H-Ns-L 
Prehen'sion,  Pr!-H-Nskn 
Prehen'sory,  Pr2-H-Ns-B 
Pre-intima'tion,  Pr2-N- 

T-Mshn 
Prejudge',  Pr2-J-J,  Pr2-J- 

J-D.  Pr2-J-J-NG 
Prejudge'ment,  Pr«-J-J- 

Mnt 
Preju'dicate,    Pr3-Jd-Kt 

Pr3-Jd-K-Td,    Pr3-Jd-Kt 

NG 
Prejudica'tion,  Pr2-^ 

Eshn 


PRE 

Preju'dicative,  Pr»-Jd 

Kt-V 
Prej'udice,  Pr*-Jd-8,  Pr« 

Jd-St,  Pr»-Jd-8-N0 
Prejudicial,  Pr»-Jd-SHl 
Prejudi'cially,    PiS>-Jd 

SHI 
Pre  judi'cialness,     Pr* 

Jd-SHl-Ns 
Prel'acy,Pr2-£-8 
Prel'ate,  Pr«-Lt 
Prel'ateship,  Pr'-itiSH 
Prelat'ic,  Pri-L-T-K 
Prelat'ical-ly,  Pri-it-Kl 
Prel'atism,  Pr2-i-T-zM 
Prel'atist,  Pr*-L-Tst 
Prelec'tion,  Pr2-Z-Kshn 
Prelec'tor,  Pr2-i-Ktr 
Preliba'tion,  Pr*-i-Bshn 
Preliminarily,  Pr»-//-M 

Nr-L     [PrS-i-N-Z] 
Preliminary,    Pr«£-M 

Nr     [PrS-Z-M] 
Pre'lude,  Pr«  i-D 
Prelude',  Pr3-Z,-D,  Pr«-Z- 

Dd,  Pr^-L-D-NG 
Prelu'sive,  Pr3-is-V 
Prelu'sory,  Pr*-La-R 
Premature',    Prs-Mt-JR 

(Pr«-Mtr) 
Prematurely,  Pr*-Mt-H 


Premature'ness,  Pr»-Mt- 

fl-Ns 
Prematu'rity,  Pra-Mt-Z2- 

T 
Premed'itate,  Pr«  -  Md  - 

Tt,     Pr2-Hd-T-Td,     Pr=- 

Md-Tt(-) 
Premed'itately,  Pr*  Md- 

Tt-Z 
Premedita'tion,  Pr2-Md- 

Tshn 

Pre'mier,  Pi-s-M-B 
Pre'miership,  Pr3-M-/z- 

SH-P 
Premise',   Pr1  -  Mz,  Pri  - 

Mzd,  Pr>-Mz-NG 
Premise,  Pr«-Ms 
Premises,  Pr^-Msz 
Pre'mium,  Pr3-M-M 
Premon.lsh,  Pr>-Mn-SH, 

Pr>-Mn  SHt,  Pr»-Mn-SH- 

NG 
Premon'ishment,    Pr1  - 

Mn-8H-Mnt 
Premoni'tion,     Pr8  -  M  - 

Kehn 
Premonitory.  Pri-M-N- 

1-R 

Premuni're.  P^-Mn-K 
Premuni'tion,    Pr3  -  M  - 

Nshn 

Preno'men,  Pr»-N-Mn 
Prenomlnate,  Pr>-N-M- 

y-T 
Prenomina'tion,  Pr«-N- 

M-^shn 

Preno'tion,  Pr=-Nslin 
Pren'tice,  Prn'-Ts 


207 

Preoc'upancy,  Pr^-K-Pn- 

8 
Preocupa'tion,    Pr*  -  K  • 

Pshn 
Preoc'cupy,     Pr1  -  K  -  P, 

Pr!-K-Pd,  Pr^K-P-NO 
Preordain',  ¥r*-R-Dn 
Preor'dinance,  Pr'-fld- 

Nns 
Preordina'tion,  Pr'-fid- 

Nshn 

Prepaid',  Pr*-P-D 
Prepara'tion,       Pr3  -  P  - 

Rshu 

Prepar'ative,  Pri-P-Bt-V 
Prepar'atively,  Pr1  -  P 

^Jt-v-Z, 
Preparatory,  Pr'-P-fl-T- 

B 
Prepare',  PrJ-P-B,  PrJ-P- 

Kd.  Pri-P-fi-NG 
Prepar'edness,    Pr1  -  P  - 

fld-Ns 

Prepar'er,  Pr'-P-Kr 
Prepay',  Pr*-P,  Pr2-P-D, 

Pr^-P-NG 

Prepay'ment,  Pr2-P-Mnt 
Prepense',  Pr2-Pns 
Prepol'lence,  Pr'-P-Zns 
Prepol'lency,  Pri-P-in-S 
Prepol'lent,  Pr'-P-Z,nt 
Prepon'derance,      Pr1  - 

Pn-D-flns 
Preponderant,  Pr>-Pn- 

D-«nt 

Preponderate,   Pr'-Pn- 
D-fit,         PrJ-Pn-D-^-Td, 
Pr!-Pn-D-fit-NG 
Prepondera'tion,     Pra  • 

Pn-D-fishu 

Preposi'tion,  Fr3-fzshn 
Preposi'tional,  Pr'-Pzghn 

-L 

Prepositive,  Pr^Pz-Tv 
Preposltor,  Pr>-P-zTr 
Prepossess',  Pr«-Pss,  Prs- 

Pss-T,  Pr«-P88-NG 
Prepossessing,  Pr2-Pss- 

NG 
Prepossessingly,     Pr8  - 

Pss-NG-L 
Preposses'sion,        Pr3  - 

Psshn 

Prepossess'or,  Pr8-P-ssE 
Prepos'terous,     Pr1  -  P  - 

sTrs 
Prepos'terously,   Pr>-P- 

sTr-sL 
Prepos'terousness,  Pr1- 

P  sTrs-Ns 
Pre'puce,  Pt3-Pa 
Prepu'tial,  Pr«-P-8Hl 
Prerequire',  Pr»-^-Kw-B 
?re-req.'uisite,     Pra-R- 
Kwz-T 

Preresolve',  Pr*-R-zL-V 
Prerogative,  PrJ-B-Gt-V 
Prerog'atively,  Pr1  -  R  - 

Qt-V-L 
Pre'sage,  Prs»-J 


PRE 

Presage',  Prs3-J,  Prs*-Jdi 

PrsZ-J-NG 
Presage'ment,    Prs2  -  J  - 

Mnt 

Presag'er,  Pr2-sJr 
Pres'byopy,  Prs2-B-p 
Pres'byte,  Prs-'-Bt 
Pres'byter,  Prz2-Btr 
Presbyte'rial,    Prz3-B-T- 

m  (-Bt-A:)) 
Presbyte'rian,     Prz^-Bt- 

Rn 
Presbyte'rianism,   Prz»- 

Bt-fiu-zM 

Pres'bytery,  Prz--Bt-.R 
Pre'science,  PrS-SHns 
Pre'scient,  Pr»-SHut 
Pre'scious,  Pr3-SHs 
Prescribe',     Prs1  -  Kr  -  B, 

Prs'-Kr-Bd,      Prsi-Kr-B- 

NG     [Pr!-sK-B.  etc.) 

Note — In    words    of    the 
class  of  Prescribe  it  is  gen- 
erally   allowable    to    omit 
the  medial  r. 
Prescrib'er,  Pr'-sK-Br 
Pre'script,  Pr^-sK-Pt 
Prescriptlble,  Pr3-sK-Pt- 

Bl 
Prescrip'tion,     Pr3-sK- 

Pshn 
Prescriptive,  PrS-sK-Pt- 

V 

Pres'enee,  Prz2-Ns 
Pres'ence-chamber, 

Prz2-Ns-CH-M-Br     [-CH- 

Brj 
Pres'ence-room,    Prz2  - 

Ns-K-M 
Presensa'tion,         Prs8- 

tUtishn 

Pres'ent,  Prz«-Nt 
Present',  Prz«-Nt,  Prz«-N- 

Td,  Prz2-Nt-NG 
Present'able,  Prz2-Nt-Bl 
Presenta'tion,    Prz2  -  N  - 

Tshn 
Present'ative,     Prz*-Nt- 

TV 

Presentee',  Prz=-N-T 
Present'er,  Prz2-Ntr 
Presen'tient,  Prea  -  N  - 

SHnt 
Presentiment,    Prs^N- 

T-Mrit 

Pres'ently,  Prz»-Nt-L 
Present'ment,    Prz2-Nt- 

Mnt 

Pres'entness,  Prz2-Nt-Ns 
Preserv'able,  Pr2-zfl-V- 

Bl 
Preserva'tion,  Pr2  -  zR  - 

Vshn 
Preservative,    Pr»  -  zR  • 

vt-v 

Preserv'atory,  Pr2-zfi-V- 

T-fi 
Preserve',  Pri-zRv,  Pr» 

zRvd.  PrS-zKv(-) 
Preserver,  Pr*-zRv-R 


PRE 


208 


Preside',  Przi-D,  Prz'-Dd,  Pret'erite,  Prtr*-T 

Przi-D-NG  Preteri'tion,  PrS-Trshn 

Presidency,  Prz*-Dn-8    j  Pretermis'sion,    Pr»-Tr- 
Presldent,  Prz*-Dnt         I     Mshn 


PRI 

Pride,  Pr^D.  Pri-Dd,  Pi*. 

D-NG     (Prd>,      Pr^Dd, 

Prd(-)i) 
Pried, : 


Presidentship,      Prz«  -  Pretermit',      PrS-Tr-Mt,  Pri'er,  Pr»-B 

Dut  SH  (  P) 

Pr^-Tr-M-Td,         Pr«-Tr-  Priest,  Prst« 

Presid'er,  Pri-zDr 

Mt(-) 

Priest'craft,   Prs»-T-Krft 

Presidlal,  Prs3-D-L 

Preternat'ural-ly,    Prt1 

[Prs3-Krft] 

Presid'iary,  Prs3-D-.R 

R-m-m 

Priest'ess,  Prs*-Ts 

Presiding,  Przi-D-NG 

PreterperTect,     Pr«-Tr- 

Priest'hood,    Prs3-T-Hd 

Presig'nify,  Pr»-sG-N-F, 

Prf-Kt 

[Pr^-sHd] 

PrS-sG-N-Fd,     Pr"-sG-N- 

Preterplu'perfect,  Pr«  - 

Priest'-like,    Prs»-T-/,-K 

F-NG 

Tr-Pl-Prf-Kt 

[Pr^-si-K] 

Press,   Prs«,    Prst2,  Prs*- 

Pretext'     or    Pre'text, 

Priest'liness,  Pr3-8l,-Nfc 

NG 

Pr2or»-T-Kst 

Priest'ly,  Pr3-si 

Press'-bed,  Prs2-Bd 

Preton'io,  Pri-T-N-K 

Priest'-ridden,  Pr3  -  sR  • 

Press'er,  Pr*-sR 

Pre'tor,  Prtr» 

Dn 

Press'-gang,  Pr2-sG-NG 

Preto'rial,  Pr«-T-fil 

Prig,  PrS-G,  PrS-Gd,  Pr«- 

Press'ingly,  Prs*-NGl 

Preto'rian,  PT--I-RU 

G-NG 

Press'-man,  Pr2-sMn 

Pret'tily,  Pr»-T-Z, 

Prig'gish,  Prs-G-SH 

Press'-money,  Pr-sM-N 

Pret'tiness,  Pr^-T-Ns 

Prim,  Pr«-M.  PrS-Md,  Pr»- 

Press'ure,  Pr2-8Hr 

Pret'ty,  PrS-T,  Pr^-Tr,  Pr«- 

M-NG 

Press'-work,  Pr-sWr-K 

Tst 

Pri'macy,  Pr'-M-S 

Prestidigita'tion,    Prs*-  i  Prevail',  PrS-V-L,  Pr^-V- 

Pri'ma-donna,   Pr3  -  M  - 

Td-J-Tshn 

Ld.  Pr*-V-L-NG 

D-N 

Prestidigitator,     Prs3  - 

Prevail'ing,  Pr«-V-L-NG 

Pri'ma   facie,    Pr^M-F- 

Td-J-Ttr 

Prev'alence,  PrS-V-Zns 

SH 

Pres'tige,  Prs«-T-J 

Prevalent,  Pi*-V-Lut 

Pri'mage,  Pri-M-j 

Prestigia'tion,   Prs*-T- 

Prevalently,  Pr»-V-/;nt- 

Pri'mal,  Pr'-M-L 

Jshn 

L 

Pri'marily,  Pr^M-fll 

Prestig'iator,  Pre*-T-Jtr 

Prevar'icate,   Prvi-B-Kt, 

Pri'mariness,    Pr>-M-fi- 

Pres'to,  Pre*-T 

Prvi-fi-K-Td,    Prvi-fi-Kt- 

Ns 

Presum'able-y,  Pr3-zM- 

NG 

Pri'mary,  Pri-M-TZ 

Bl 

Prevarica'tion,    Prv«-a.  Pri'mate.  Pr>-Mt 

Presume',    Pr^-zM,   Pr«- 

Kshn 

Pri'mateship,    Pr1  -  Mt  - 

zMd.  Pr*.zM-NG 

Prevar'icator,    Prv'  -  R  - 

SHP    [iSH] 

Presum'er,  PrS-zM-K 

Ktr 

Prima'tial,  Pr«-M-SHl 

Presump'tion,          Pr*  - 

Preven'ient,  Pr^-Vn-Nt 

Primat'ical,  Pri-Mt-Kl 

zMshn 

Prevent,  Prvs-Nt,  Prv^-N- 

Prime,     PrJ-M,    PrJ-Md. 

Presump'tive,   Pr^-zMt- 

Td,  PrvS-Nt-NG 

Pri-M-NG 

V 

Prevent'able,  Prv2-Nt-Bl 

Prime'ness,  P^-M-Ns 

Presump'tively,  Pr*-zMt 

Prevent'er,  Prv«-Ntr 

Prim'er,  Pr^-Mr 

-\-L 

Prevention,  Prv2-Nshn 

Prim'er,  Pr3-Mr 

Presumpt'uous,  Pr^-zM- 

Preven'tional,        Prv^  - 

Prime'val,  Pr3-M-Vl 

CHs 

Nshn-Z, 

Prim'ing,  Pr^M-NO 

Presumpt'uously,    Prs  - 

Preventive,  Prv«-Nt-V 

Primi'tial,  Pr»-M-SHl 

zM-CH-si 

Pre'vious,  Pr3-Vs 

Primitive,  Pr«-Mt-V 

Presumpt'uousness,  Pr= 

Pre'viously,  Pr^-Vs-L 

Primitively,  PrS-Mt-V-/; 

-zM-CHs-Ns 

Pre'viousness,  Pr'-Vs-Ns 

Primltiveness,  Pra-Mt- 

Presuppos'al,  Prs2-Pz-L 

Previs'ion,  Pr»-Vzhn 

V-Ns      [iVs] 

Presuppose',      Prs2  -  Pz, 

Prewarn',  Pr'-Wrn,  Pr1- 

Prim'ly,  Pr3-M-i 

Prs«  Pzd,  Prs^-Pz-NG 

Wrud.  Pr'-Wrn-NG 

Prim'ness,  PrS-M-Ns 

Presupposi'tion,    Prs-  - 

Prey,  Pr2,  Pr2-D,  Pr*-NG 

Primoge'nial,     Pr^-M-J- 

Pzshn 

Prey'er,  Pr-'-B 

Nl 

Presunnise',  Pr'-sB-Mz 

Pri'apism,  Pri-P-zM 

Primogenitor,    Pr«  -  M  - 

Pretence',  Pr2-Tns 

Price,   Prs1,    Prsti,   Prs1- 

Jntr 

Pretend',   Prs-Tnd.   Pr2- 

NG 

Primogeniture,  Pr=  -  M- 

Tn-Dd.  Pr2-Tnd-NG 

Price'-current,    Pr>-sK- 

J-Ntr 

Pretend'edly,      Pr2-Tn- 

Rnt 

Primogenltureship,  Pr* 

JDd-L 

Price'less,  P^-sLs 

-M-J-Ntr-SH-P 

Pretend'er,  Pr*  Tndr 

Price'-list,  Pr>-sist 

Primor'dial.  Pr'-M-JZd-L 

Pretense',  Pr2-Tus 

Prick,  Pr»-K,  Pri-Kt,  Pr«- 

Prim'rose,  Pr3-M-fiz 

Preten'sion,  Pr2-T-Nshn 

K-NG 

Prince,  Prns3 

Preten'sive,  Pr2-T-Ns-V 

Prick'er,  Pr3-Kr 

Prince'dom,  Prns3-D-M 

Preten'tious,  Pr*-Tn-8Hs 

Prick'et,  Pr^-Kt 

Prince'-like,    Prns»iZ,-K 

Preterhu'man,  Pr^-Tr-H- 

Prick'ing,  Pra-K-NG 

[PrS-si-K] 

Mn 

Prick'le-y,  Pr^-Kl 

Prince'liness,     Prns3;^- 

PreterimperTect,    Pra  - 

Prick'liness,  Pr»-Kl-Ns 

Ns     [PrS-si-Ns] 

Tr-M-Prf-Kt 

Prick'ly-pear,  Pr»-Kl-P- 

Prince'ly,  Prns3;/.    [Pr* 

Pret'erit,  Prtr*-T 

B  (-Pr) 

BL] 

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Prin'ce's-mctal,    PrnszS  Prize'-monev.  pr>-zM-N 

Proc'tor,  Fri  Rtr 

iMt-/, 

Pr  z'er,  Pr*-Zr 

Proc'torage,  Pr'-Ktr-J 

Prin'cess,  Prns-Ss 

Pro,  Pr* 

Procto'rial,  Pr--K-T-.Rl 

Prin'cipal,      Pr»-Ns-P-L 

Prob'abilism,   Pr»-B-Bl- 

Proc'torship,  Pri-Ktr-SH 

[Pr3] 

zM 

(•P) 

Principality,    Pr'-Ns-P- 

Prob'abilist,  l^1  B-Blst 

Procum'bent,  Pr2;Bnt 

Z.-T 

Probability,  Pr'-B-Bl-T 

Procur'able,  Pr^-Kr-Bl 

Prin'ciparcr,  p^-Ns-P-L 

(or-Blt) 

Proc'uracy,  PrJ-Kr.S 

[Pr3] 

Prob'able-y,    Pri-B-Bl  Procura'tibn,  Pr2-Krshn 

Princip'ia,  PrS-Ns-P 
Prin'ciple,  (n.)  PrS-Ns-P- 

[P1  B] 
Pro'bang,  Pr«-B-NG 

Proc'urator,  Pri-Krtr 
Procure',  Pr3-Kr,  Pr'-Krd, 

L    [Pr»] 

Pro'bate,  PrS-B-T,  Pr*-B 

Pr3-Kr-NG 

Prin'ciple,  (•».)  PrS-Ns-P- 

Td.  Pr2-B-T-NG 

Procure'ment,     Pr3-Kr- 

L,  Pra-Ns-P-Ld.PrS-Ns-P- 

Proba'tion,  Pr2-Bshn 

Mnt 

L-NG 

Proba'tional,  Pr--Bshn-i 

Procur'er,  Pr3-Kr-.R 

Prink,  Pr«-NG-K,  PrS-NG- 

Proba'tioner,  Pr2-Bshn 

Procur'ess,  Pr3-Kr-S 

Kt.  Pr«-NG-K-NG 

B 

Prodlgal-ly,   pri  -  D  -  Gl 

Print,      Prnt3,     Prn3-Td. 

Pro'bative,  Pr2-B-Tv 

(Prdl-Gl) 

Prnt3-NG 

Pro'batpry,  Pr2-B-T-72 

Prodigality,  Pr^D-Gl-T 

Print  'er,  Prutr3 

Probe,     Pr2-B,    Pr2-B-D 

(Prcl'-ait) 

Printing,  Prnt»-NG 

Pr2-B-NG 

Prodigious,  Prd3-Js 

Printing-ink,  Prnt3-NG 

Probity,  Pr'-B-T 

Prodigiously,  Prd3-J-si 

NG-K 

Problem,  Pri-Bl-M 

Prodiglousness,     Prd3- 

Printing-press,    Prnt3 

Problematic,  Pr'-Bi-Mt- 

Js-Ns 

NG-Prs 

K 

Prodigy,  Prdi-J 

Print'-shop,  Prnt»-SH-P 

Problematlcal-ly,  Pr1- 

Produce',  Pr3-Ds,  PrS-Dst, 

Pri'or,  Pr!-R 

Bl-Mt-Kl 

Pr3-Ds-NG 

Pri'orate,  Profit 

Probos'cides,  Pr'-Bs-Dz 

Prod'uce,  P^-Ds 

Pri'oress.  Pr^-Rs 

Probos'cis,  PrJ-Bss 

Produ'cer,  Pr3-D-sR 

Priority,  Pr'-fl-T 

Proced'ure,  Pr'-sJr 

Producibillty,    Pr3-Ds- 

Pri'orship,      Pri-B-SH-P 

Proceed',  Prs3-D,  Prs3-Dd 

Bl-T 

CiSH] 

Prs3-D-NG 

Produ'cibleness,  P^-Ds- 

Pri'ory,  Pri-B 

Pro'ceeds.  Prs2-Dz 

Bl-Ns     [iBs] 

Pris'age,  Prz'-J 

Proceed'er,  Prs-sDr 

Prod'uct,  Pri-D-Kt 

Prism,  Pr3-zM 

Proceeding,  Prs2-D-NG 

Produc'tile,  Pr^-D-Kt-L 

Prismatic,  Pr>-zMt-K 

Proc'ess,  -  res1 

Produc'tion,  Prs-D-Kshn 

Prismatlcal-ly,  Pr'-zMt- 

Proces'sion,  Prsshn* 

Productive,  Pr2-D-Kt-V 

Kl 

Proces'sional,  Prs«An2-L 

Produc'tively,  Pr^-D-Kt- 

Pris'moid,  Pr3-zM-D 

Proces'sionary,  Prs*An2- 

\-L 

Pris'on,  Prz3-N,  Prz«-Nd, 

R  —  The  SAwn-curl    being 

Produc'tiveness,  Pr*-D- 

Prz'-N-NG 

continued  up  so  that  Ree 

Kt-V-Ns    [!Vs] 

Pris'on-base,  PrzS-N-Bs 

may  be    joined     at     an 

Pro'em.  Pr2-M 

Pris'oner,  Prz3-Nr 

angle. 

Proe'mial,  PrS-M-L 

Pris'on-house,  Prz3  -  N  - 

Procldence,  Prs^Dns 

Prof.,  Prf1 

Hs 

Proclaim',  Pr*-Kl-M,  Pr*- 

Profana'tion,       Pr*  -  F  . 

Pris'tine,  Prs3-Tn 

Kl-Md,  Pr2-Kl-M-NG 

Nshn.    See  Prevention. 

Prith'ee,  Pr3-DH 

Proclaim'er,  Pr2-Kl-Mr 

Profane',  Pr2-Fn,    Pr8- 

Pri'vacy,  Prv'-S 

Proclama'tion,  Prs-Kl- 

Fnd,  Pr2-Fn-NG 

Pri'vate,  Pri-Vt 

Mshn 

Profanely,  Pr*-F-Nl 

Privateer',     Prv8  •  T  •  B. 

Proclivity,  Pr«-Kl-V-T 

Profane'ness,  Pr*  Fn-Ns 

Prv3-T-Rd.   Prv»-T-fi-NG 

Procon'sul,  Pr'lsi 

Profan'er,  Pr2-F-Kr 

Pri'vately,  Pri-Vt-£ 

Procon'sular,  PrMsi-B 

Profanity,  Prf]-N-T 

Pri'vateness,  Pr»-Vt-Ns 

Procon'sulate,  Pr'!si-T 

Pro'fert,  Pr«-Frt 

Priva'tion,  Pr*-Vshn 

Procon'sulship,  Pr2!sZr- 

Profess',  Pr2-Fs,  Pr2-Fst, 

Priv'ative,  Pr»-Vt-V 

8H-P 

Pr2-Fs-NG 

Priv'atively,  Pr«-Vt-V-Zi 

Procras'tinate,   Pri-Krs- 

Profess'edly,  Pr2-Fs-D-L 

Priv'et,  Pr3-Vt 

T-Nt.        Pri-Krs-T-N-Td, 

Profes'sion,  Pr^-Fshn 

Privilege,  Pr»-Vl-J,  Pr«- 

Pri-Krs-T-Nt-NG 

Profes'sional-ly,     Pr«- 

VI  -Jd,      Pr3-Vl-J-NG 

Procrastina'tion,   -Pr*  - 

Fshn-Z, 

[Prv*-J,  Prv»-Jd,  Prv3-J- 

Krs-T-Nshn 

Profess'or,  Pr2-Fs-R 

NG] 

Prcras'tinator,  Pr^Krs- 

Professo'rial,  Pr»-Fs-Rl 

Privileged,  Pr«-Vl-Jd 

T-Ntr 

Profess'orship,    Pr2-Fs- 

[Prv3-Jd] 

Pro'creant,  Pr*-Kr-Nt 

R:SH 

Privily,  Pr«-Vl 

Pro'create,Pr*-Kr-T,  Pr*- 

Proffer,  Pri-Fr,  Pr«-Frd, 

Privity.  Prv8-T 

Kr-Td.  Pr»-Kr-T-NG 

Pr1  Fr-NG 

Priv'y,  Pr8-V 

Procrea'tion,  Pr*-Krshn 

Profl'cience,  Pr3-F-Sffna 

Prize,  Przi,  Przd1,    Prz'- 

Pro'creative,  Pr*-Kr-Tv 

Profl'ciency.  Pr»-Fshn-8 

NG 

?ro'creator,  Pr*-Krtr 

Profl'cient,  Pr»-Fshnt 

Prize'-fight,  Przi-Ft 

Procrus'tean,     Pr«-Krs- 

Pro'flle,   Pr*  F-L,   Pr*-F- 

Prize'-flghter,  Przi-Ftr 

Tn 

Ld,  Pr«-F-L-NO 

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Pro'filist,  Pr»-F-£st 

Prolap'sus,  P^-i-Psa 

Prompt,  (a.)  Pr'-Mt,  Pr»- 

Profit,  Pri-Ft,  Pri-F-Td, 

Prolate,  ?r*-Lt 

Mtr,  Pr'-M-Tst 

Pri-Ft-NG 

Prola'tion,  Pr*-//shn 

Prompt,  (o.)  Pr'-Mt.  Pri- 

Profitable-y,   Pr'-Ft-Bl 

Pro'leg,  Pr*-i-G 

M-Td,  Pri-Mt(-) 

[Prfti-B] 

Prolegom'ena,  Pil-L-Q 

Prompt'er,  Pri-Mtr 

Profitableness,  Prl-Ft- 

M  N 

Promptitude,  Pr'-Mt-Td 

Bl-Ns    [PrftiiBs] 

Prolep'sis,  Pr*-£-Pss 

Promptly,  Pr!  Mt-Z, 

Prof  itless,  Pri  Ft-is 

Prolep'tic,  Pr*-Z,-Pt-K 

Prompt'ness,  Pri  Mt-Ns 

Profligacy,  Pri-Fl-G-S 

Prolep'tical-ly,  Pr«-Z,-Pt 

Promul'gate,  Pr«  Ml-Gt 

Profligate,  Pri-Fl-G-T 

El 

Pr-  Ml-GjTd,   Pi-2-Ml-Gt- 

Profligately,    Pri-Fl-G- 

Proletaire',  Pr*-i-T-K 

NG 

1-L 

Proletarian,  Pr^-L-l-Rn 

Promulga'tion,    Pr2-Ml- 

Prof  luent.  Pri-Fl-Nt 

Prol'icide,  Pr>-is-D 

Gshu 

Pro'  forma,  Pr'-F-B-M 

Proliferous,  Pr«-Z-Frs 

Pro'mulgator,  Pr*-Ml- 

Profound',  Pr'-Fnd 

Prolific,  Pr3-i-F-K 

Gtr 

Profoundly,  Pr1  Fnd-Z. 

Prolifical-ly,     Pr«-Z<-F- 

Promulge',      Pr^-M-Z-J 

Profoundness,  Pr'-Fnd- 

El 

Pr«  M-i-Jd,    Pr2-M-.£-J- 

Ns 

Proliflca'tion,     Prs-Z.-F- 

NG 

Profun'dity,  PrP-Nd-T 

Eshn 

Promul'ger,  Pr2-Ml-Jr 

Profuse',  Pri-Fs 

Prolif  icness,  Pr8-li-F-K- 

Prona'tion,  Pr2-Nshn 

Profuse'ly,  Prs-Fs-L 

Ns 

Prona'tor,  Pr^-Ntr 

Profuse'ness,  Pr*-Fs-Ks 

Prolix',  Pr»-Z-Ks 

Prone,  Pra2 

Profu'sion,  PrS-Fzhn 

Prolixity,  PrS-L-Ks-T 

Pronely,  Pr2-Nl 

Prog,  Pr1  G 

Prolixly,  Pr3-i-K-sL 

Prone'ness,  Pm2-Ns 

Progenitor,  Pr2-Jntr 

Prolix'ness,  Pr8-Z,-E8-Ns 

Prong',  Pr'-NG 

Progen'iture,  Pr2-J-Ntr 

Proloc'utor,  Pri-/,-Etr 

Pronged,  Pri  NG-D 

Prog'eny,  Pr'-J-N               Proloc'utorship,  fi^-L- 

Pronominal,    Pr^N-Bk 

Progna'thous,    Pr2-G-N- 

Ktr-8H-P 

Nl 

THs 

Prologue,  Pr*-L-G 

Pro'noun,  Pr2-Xn 

Progno'sis,  Pr2-G-Nss 

Prolong',  PrJ-i-NG,  Pr1-  Pronounce',      Prn'-Ns, 

Prognos'tio,  Pr>-G-Ns-T- 

/,-NGd.  Pr'-Zr-NG-NG          •   Prui-Nst,  Pro1  Xs-NG 

E 

Prolongation,     Pr»-Ln-  Pronounce'able.    PrnL 

Prognosticate,      Pr'-G- 

Gshn 

Ns-Bl 

Ns-T-Et,     Pr>-a-Ns-T-K- 
Td,  Pr'-G-Ns-T-Et-NG 

Prolong'er,  Pri-i-NGr 
Prolu'sion,  Pr^-Zzhn 

Pronounced',  Prn^Nst 
Pronoun'cer,  Prni-Ns-B 

Prognostica'tion,  Pr«-G- 

Promenade',  Pr^or'-M-N- 

Pronoun'cing,   Prn>-Ns- 

Ns-T-Eshn 

D,  Pr^ori-M-N-Dd,  Pr*ori- 

NG 

Prognos'ticator,    Pr*-G- 

M-N-D-NG 

Pronunciamen'to,  Pm2- 

Ns-T-Ktr 

Prome'thean,      Pr3  •  M  - 

N-8-Mn-T 

Pro'gram,  Pr*-Gr-M 

THn 

Pronunciamien'to,  Prn8- 

Pro'gramme,  Pr*-Gr-M 

Prominence,   Pr1  -  Mn  - 

N-TH-M-N-T 

Prog'ress,  (n.)  Pr^Grs 

Ns 

Pronuncia'tion,  Prn«-N- 

Progress',    (v.)  Pr*-Grs, 

Prominency,  Pri-Mn-N- 

SHshn 

Pr«-Grst.  Pr«-Grs-NG 

S 

Pronun'ciative,   Prn^N- 

Progres'sion,  Pr^-Grshn 

Prominent,  Pri-Mn-Nt 

8Ht-V 

Progres'sional,         Pr*  - 

Prominently,    Pr'-Mn- 

Proof,  Prfs 

Grshn-L        • 

Nt-L 

Proof  less,  Prf3-Zs 

Progressive,  Pr2-Grs-V 

Promis'cuous,     Pr3-Ms- 

Proof  -press,  Prs-F-Prs 

Progressively,  Pra-Grs- 

Ks 

Proof-sheet,  l'rf»-SHt 

V-L 

Promis'cuously,  Pr3-Ms- 

Prop,  Pr'-P,  Pr!-P-T,  Pri- 

Progress!  veness,     Pr*  - 

E-sL 

P-NG 

Grs-V-Ns    [iVs] 
Prohibit,  Pr«-B-T,  PrS-B- 

Promis'cuousness,  Pr3- 
Ms  Ks-Ns 

Prop'agable,  Pr'-P-G-Bl 
Propagan'da,    PrJ-P-Gn- 

Td.  Pr3-B-T-NG 

Promise,    Pr^Ms,    Pr1- 

D 

Prohiblter,  Pr^-Btr 

Mst,  Pr'-Ms-NG 

Propagan'dism,   Pr1  -  P  - 

Prohibi'tion,  Pr3-Bshn 

Promisee',  Pr^-M-S 

Gn-D-zM 

Prohibi'tionist,        Pr3- 

Promlser,  Prl-Ms-R 

Propagandist,     Pr1  -  P  - 

Bshu  -St 

Promising,  Pr^Ms-NG 

Gnd-St 

Prohibitive,  Pr3-B-Tv 

Promisingly,    Pr1  -  Ms  - 

Prop'agate,  Pr'-P-Gt,  Pr1- 

Prohibitory,  Pr^-B-T-fi 

NG-L 

P-G-Td,  Pri-P-Gt-NG 

Project',  Pr^-J-Kt 

Promlsory,  Pr'-Ms-B 

Propaga'tion,  Pr2-P-Gshn 

ProVect,  Pri-J-Kt 

Promlsory  note,     Pr1  - 

Prop'agator,  Pr^P-Gtr 

Projectile,  Pr«  J-Kt-L 

Ms-«-Nt 

Propel',    Pr2-P-L,   Pr*-P- 

Proiec'tion,  Pr*-J-Kshn 
Proiect'or,  Pr«-J-Ktr 
Proiect'ure,  Pr^-J-K-CHr 

Prom'ontory,  Pr»-Mn-T- 
R 
Promote',  Pr«-Mt,  Pra-M- 

Ld,  Pr8-P-L-NG 
Propeller,  Pr2-P-i-R 
Propend'ency,     Pr»-Pn- 

Projet',  Pr«-ZH 

Td.  PrS-Mt(-) 

Dn  S 

Prolapse',  Pr'-L  Ps 

Promot'er,  Pr*-Mtr 

Prepense',  Pr2-Pns 

Prolapsed',  frl-L-Pst 
Prolap'sion,  Pr>-i-Pshn 

Promo'tion,  Pr2-Msh.n 
Promo'tive,  Pr^Mt-V 

Propense'ness,  Pr2-Pn» 

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Propen'sion,  Pr»-P-Nsh 

Propose',  Pr2-Pz,   Prs- 

Prosopopoe'ia,  Prs'-P-P- 

Propen'sity,  Pr2-P-Ns-T 

Pzd,  Pr»-Pz-NG 

Y 

Prop'er,  Pr!-Pr 

Propos'er,  Pra-P-Zr 

Pros'pect,  Prsi-P-Kt,  Prs1 

Properly,  Pr'-Pr-Ji 

Proposi'tion,  Pi^-Pzshn 

-P-K-Td.  Prs'-P-Kt-NG 

Prop'erness,  Pr^Pr-Ns 

Proposi'tional,        Pr^  - 

Prospec'tion,     Prs2  -  P- 

Property,  Prl-P-R-T 

Pzshn-it 

Kshn 

Prop'erty-  man,  Pri-P 

Propound',    Pr1  -  Pn  -  D, 

Prospect'ive,  Prs2-p-Et- 

BT-Mn 

Pr'-Pn-Dd.  Prl-Pn-D-NG 

V 

Proph'ecy,  Prfi-S 
Prophesier,  Prfi-S-R 

Propound'er,  Pr^Pn-D- 
R 

Prospect'ively,     Prs^-p- 
Kt-V  L 

Proph'esy,  Prf'-S,  Pri-Fs 

Proprietary,  Pr'-Pr-T-R 

Prospec'tus,  Prs^-P-K-Ts 

D,  Prfi-S-NG 

Proprietor,  Pr>-Prtr 

Pros'per,    Pri-sPr,    Pr1- 

Proph'et,  Pr'-Ft 

Proprietorship,      Pr1  - 

sPrd.  Pr'-sPr-NCi 

Prophetess,  Pr'-F-Ts 

Prtr-SH-P 

Prosper'ity,  Pi-2-sPr-T 

Prophet'ic,  Pr«-F-T-E 

Proprietress,  Pri-Pr-Trs  Prosperous,  Pr'-sPrs 

Prophet'ical-ly,  Pr2-Ft 

Propriety,  PrJ-Pr-X 

Prosperously,     Pr1  sPr- 

El 

Props,  Pi^-Ps 

sL 

Prophet'icalness,     Pr* 

Propugn',  Pr8-Pn 

Pros'perousness,       Pr1- 

Ft-El-Ns 

Propugn'er,  Pr3-P-Nr           sPrs-Ns 

Proph'et-like,  Ptl-Ft-L 

Propul'sion,  Pr2-P-Lshn  Pros'tate,  Prs'-Tt 

E 

Propul'sive,  Pr2-P-is-V 

Pros'thesis,  Prs^THss 

Prophylac'tic,    Pj^-F-L 

Prop'ylon,  Pri  P-Lu 

Pros'titute,       Prs'-T-Tt, 

E-T-E 

Pro  ra'ta,  Pr'or2  fi-T 

Prsi-T-T-Td,   Prs'-T-T-T- 

Prophylac'tical.    Pr*-F 

Prorate',   Pr^-Rt,   Pr*-R- 

NG    [Prsi-Tt,  PrsJ-T'Td, 

Z--E-T-K1 

Td,  Pr2-fit-NG 

PrsJ-TtCJl 

Prophylax'is,     Pri-F-i 

Proroga'tion,      Pr«  -  R  • 

Prostitu'tion,      Prs3  -  T  - 

Ess 

Gshn 

Tshn     [Prs3-Tshn] 

Propin'quity,  Pr»-P-NG 

Prorogue',  Pr*-R-Q,  Pr2- 

Pros'titutor,  Prs'-T-Ttr 

Ew-T 

R-Gd,  Pr2-R-G-NG 

Pros'trate,  Pr'-sTrt,  Pri- 

Propi'tiable,    Pr*-P-SH 

Prorup'tion,  Pr2-R-Pshn 

sTr-Td,  Pr'-sTrtC) 

Bl 

Prosa'ic,  Pr2-zE 

Prostra'tion,  Pr2-sTrshn 

Propi'tiate,  PI&-P-SH-T 

Prosa'ical,  P^-zE-L 

Pro'style,  Prs^-T-L 

Propitia'tion,       Pr*  -  P  - 

Prosa'ically,  Pr*-zK-L 

Pros'y,  Pr2-Z,  Pr2-Zr.  Pr»- 

SHshn 

Pro'saism,  Pr2-zZ-M 

Zst 

Propi'tiator,  Pr*-P-SIItr 

Pro'saist,  Pr2-zSt 

Prosyl'logism,  PrS-sL-J- 

Propi'tiatory,  PT*-P-SH 

Prosce'nium,  Prs»-N-M 

zM 

T'R 

Proscribe',  P^-sE-B,  Pr1- 

Prot'asis,  Pr'-Tss 

Propi'tious,  Pr^-P-Sffa 

sE-Bd.  Pri-sE-B-NG.  See 

Pro'tean,  Pr2-Tn 

Propi'tiously,  Pr^-P-SHs 

note  under  Prescribe. 

Protect',  Prt2-Kt,  Prt2-K- 

L 

Proscrib'er,  Pr^sE-Br 

Td,  Prt2-Kt-NG 

Propi'tiousness,    Pr*-P- 

Proscrip'tion,    Prs  -  sE 

Protec'tion,  Prt2-Eshn 

SHs-Ns 

Pshn 

Protec'tionist,  Prt2-Kshn 

Pro'plasm,  Pr»-Pl-zM 
Pro'polis,  Pr2-P-Z,s 

Proscrip'tive,  Pr'-sE-Pt 
V 

-St 
Protective,  Prt=-Kt-V 

Propo'nent,  Pr«-Pn-Nt 

Prose,  Prz«,  Prz«-D,  Prz»- 

Protect'or,  Prt2  Ktr 

Propor'tion,  Pr2-P-Rshn, 

NG 

Protect'orate,  Prt2-Ktr-T 

Pr2  -  P  -  Rshnd,     Pr*  -  P  - 

Pros'ecutable,    Pr'-sEt- 

Protect'orship,  Prt2-Etr- 

Rshn-NG.    See  Prepara- 

Bl 

SH(-P) 

tion. 

Pros'ecute,  Pr'-sEt,  Pri- 

Protect'ress,  Prt2  E-Trs 

Propor'tionable-y,  Pr»- 

sE-Td,  Pri-sEt-NG.    See 

Protege',  Pr2  T-ZH 

P-Rshn-Bl 

Persecute. 

Pro'teine,  Pr2-Tu 

Propor'tionableness, 

Prosecu'tion,  Pr'-sEshn. 

Protest',  Pr2-Tst,  Pr2-Ts- 

Pr2-P-Rshn-Bl-N8    [IBs] 

See  Persecution. 

Td,  Pr2-Tst-NG 

Propor'tional-ly,  Pr2-P- 

?ros'ecutor,  Pr^sEtr 

Pro'test,  Pr2-Tst 

Rshn-L 

Pros'elyte,  Pri-sZt,  Pr»- 

Protestant,  Prts'-Tnt 

Proportionality,  Pr>-P- 

si-Td,  Pr^sLt-NG 

Protestantism,      Prts^- 

Bshn-£-T 

Pros'elytism,    Pr>-sZ,-T- 

Tnt-Z-M  [  Tt-zMJ 

Propor'tionate,  Pr*  -  P  - 

zM 

Protesta'tion,      Pr2-Ts- 

Rshn-T,    Pr2-P-Rshn-Td. 

Pros'elytize,   Prl-sL-Tz, 

Tshn 

Pr«-P-Rshn-T  NG      [Pr»- 

Pr^-sZi-Tzd       Pr^-s^-Tz- 

Protested,  Pr2-Ts-Td 

Pshn-T,   Pr2-Psha-Td. 

NG 

Protester,  Pr2-Tstr 

PrS-Pshn-T-NG] 

Pros'er,  Pr*-Zr 

Prothon'otary,  Pri-THn- 

Propor'tionately,  Pr2-P- 

'ros'ily,  Pr2  Zl 

t-R 

Rshn-T-L     [Pr2  Pshn-T] 

Pros'iness,  Pr2-Z-Ns 

Pro'tocol,  Pr2-T-Kl 

Propor'tionateness,  Pr8 

?ro-sla'very,  Pr*-sZ--Vr 

Pro'tomartyr,  Pr2  T-Mtr 

-P-Rshn-T-Ns  [Pr8-Pshn- 

'roso'dial,  Pr»2-D-L 

Pro'toplast,  Pr2-T-Plst 

T-Ns] 

'rosod'ical,  Prs'-D-El 

Pro'totype,  Prt*-T-P 

Propor'tionless,    Pr«-P- 

Jroso'dian,  Prs*-Dn 

Proto'zo,  Pr2  T  Z 

Rshn-I.s 

'ros'odist,  Prs1-Dst 

Protozo'an,  Pr2  Tz-N 

Propos'al,  Pra-Pz-L 

Pros'ody,  Prs'-D 

Protozo'ic,  Pr»-T-sK 

PRO 


212 


PUG 


Protract',  Pri-Tr-Kt,  Pr>- 

Provok'ingly,    Prv»  -  K 

Pseu'donym,  sDS-N-M 

Tr-K-Td.  Pri-Tr-Kt-NG 

NGl 

Pseudon'ymous,  sD'-N. 

Protract'er,  Pr^Tr-Ktr 

Prov'ost,  Pr2-Vst 

Ms 

Protrac'tion,      Pr1  -  Tr  - 

Prov'ost-marshal,     Pr2- 

Pseu'doscope,  sD^-sK-P 

Kshn 

V-Mr-SHl 

Pshaw,  SH1 

Protract'ive,  Pr»-Tr-Kt-V 

Prov'ostship,  Pr^VstiSH 

Psitta'ceous,  sl^-SHa 

Protraot'or,  Pri-Tr-Ktr 

Prow,  Pr1 

Pso'ra,  8.R2 

Protrude',  PrS-Trd,  Pr3- 

Prow'ess,  PrJ-8 

Psy'chic,  sK^K 

Tr-Dd,  Pr«-TrdC) 

Prowl,  Pr»-L,  Pri-Ld,  Pri- 

Psy'chical,  sKi-Kl 

Protru'sion,  Pr3-Trzhn 

L-NG 

Psychologic,  8K-X>-J-K 

Protru'sive,  Pr3-Trs-V 

Prowl'er,  Pri-Z/-E 

Psychological,  sK-i'-J- 

Protu'berance,     Pr8  -T  • 

Prowling,  Pri-L-NG 

Kl 

Brns 

Proximate,  Pri-K-sMt 

Psychol'ogist,  sK-/,'  Jst 

Protuberant,  Pr3  T-Brnt 

Proxlmately,  Pri-K-sMt 

Psychol'ogy,  sK-L'-J 

Protu'berate,  PrS-T  Brt 

L 

Psy'chomancy,    gE-Mn- 

Protu'berated,  Pr*  T  Br 

Proximity,  Pr3  K-sM-T 

8» 

Td 

Proximo,  Pr^K  sM 

Ptar'migan,  Tri-M-Gn 

Protubera'tion,  Pr*  T  - 

Proxy,  Pr»  K  8 

Pterodac'tyl,  Ti-fi-D-Kt- 

Brshn 

Prox'yship,  Pri-K-S!8H 

L 

Proud,  Pri-D  (Prd').  Pr> 

Prude,  Pr3-D 

Ptis'an,  TzS-N 

Dr.  Pr»  Dst 

Pru'dence,  Pr3  Dns 

Ptolemaic,  T^-i-M-K 

Proudly,  Pr^-D-L 
Prov'able,  Pr=-V  BI 

Pru'dent,  Pr^-Dnt 
Pruden'tial,  Pr2  D-N-SH1 

Pty'alism,  Ti-iz-M 
Pu'beral,  ps-Br-L 

Prove,  Prv3.  Prvd3,  Prv»- 

[Pr2-Dn] 

Pu'berty,  P»-Br  T 

NG 

Pruden'tially,    Pr*-D-N- 

Pubes'cence,  P2-Bs-Ns 

Prov'en,  Prv3-N 

SHl     LPr2-Dn] 

Pubes'cent,  ps-Bs-Nt 

Prov'ender,  Prvi-Ndr 

Pru'dently,  Pr»-Dnt-L 

Public,  P2-B-L-K    [P2-B] 

Pro'ver,  PrS-Vr 

Prud'ery,  PrS-Dr 

Publican,  P2-B-£-Kn 

Prov'erb,  Prvi-/Z-B 
Proverb'ial,  Prv^-fl-B-L 

Prudish.  Pr«-D-SH 
Prudishly,  Pr^-D-SHl 

fP2-Bnl 
Publica'tion,    P2  -  B  -  L  - 

Proverb'ialism,  Prv2-.R- 

Prune,  Prn*,  Prnd8,  Prn»- 

Kshn     [P2-Bshn] 

B-Lz-M 

NG 

Publicist,  P2-B-is-St 

Proverb'ialist,  Prv*  -  R  - 

Prunel'la,  Pr*-N-L   (Pr2- 

Publicity,  P»-B-£s-T 

IB-Lst 

Nl) 

Publicly,  P2-B-/,-Kl  [P«- 

Proverb'ialize,    Prv«-«- 

Prunello,   Pr«-N-£,  (Pr2 

B-Klj 

B-iz 

Nl) 

Publish,  P«-B-L-8H,  P2- 

Proverbially,  Prv2-.R-B- 

Prun'er,  Pr'-N  r 

B-L  SH-T,       P2-B-Z,-SH- 

L 

Prunif  erous,  Pr3-N-F-Hs 

NG    [P2-B,    P2-B1T,   P»- 

Provide',  Pri-Vd,  Pr^V- 

Prunlng-hook,  Prn»-NG- 

BC) 

Dd,  Pr»-Vd-NG 

H-K 

Publisher,     P2-B-X-8Hr 

Provid'ed,  Pr>-V-Dd 

Prun'ing-knife,  Prn^-NG 

[P2-B  SHr] 

Providence,  Prvd'-Ns 

-N-F 

Publishment,     P2-B-Z- 

Provident,  Prvd'-Nt 

Prunlng-shears,    Prn«- 

SH-Mnt 

Providen'tial,  Prvd*-N- 

NG-SH-Ez  (or  -SHrz) 

Puce,  Ps3 

8H1 

Pru'rience,  Prt-Rns 

Pu'ceron,  P3-sKn 

Providen'tially,   Prvd»-  Pru'riency,  Prs-fln-S 

Puck'er,  P2-Kr,  P2-Krd, 

N-5//1                                Pruriglnous,  Pr^-fl-J-Ns 

P2-Kr-NG 

Providently,  Prvdi-Nt-L  Pruri'go,  Pr1-^  G 

Pud'der,  P2-Dr 

Provid'er,  Pr!-Vdr 

Prus'sian,  Prshn^or* 

Pud'ding,  PS-D-NG 

Province,  Prvi-Ns 

Prus'siate,  Prs2or3-T 

Pud'  ding-stone,  P3-D- 

Provin'cial,  PrvS-N-SHl 

Prus'sic,  Pr2or"-sK 

NGs-Tn 

Provin'cialism,  Prv»-N- 

Prus'sic-acid,  Pr2or»-sKs- 

Pud'dle,    P2-D1,    P2-Dld, 

SHlz-M 

D 

P2-D1  NG 

Provinciality,    Prvi-N- 

Pry,  Pri,  Pri-D,  Pri-NG 

Pud'dling,  P2-D1-NG 

SH  IT 

Psalm,  sMi 

Pud'dly,  P2  Dl 

Provine',  Pr^Vn 

Psalmist,  sMst1 

Pu'dency,  pa-Dn-8 

Provision,  Pr3-Vzhn.  Pr3 

Psalmodlcal,  sii-Md-Kl 

Pudiclty,  P3-Ds-T 

-Vzhnd  Pr«-Vzhn-NG 

Psal'modist,  sLi-M-Dst 

Pu'erile,  P^-Rl 

Provislonal-ly,       Pr8  - 

Psal'mody,  sL>-M-D 

Pu'erileness,  P8-fil-Ns 

Vzhn-i 

Psalmo^'rapher,  si'-M 

Puerility,  P*-R1-T 

Provislonary,  Pr«-Vzlm- 

Gr-Fr 

Puer'peral,  P2  R  Pr-L 

R 

Psalmog'raphy,    8L!-M- 

PufiF,  PP.  Pft2,  PfS-NG 

Provi'so,  Pr>-V-Z 

Gr-F 

Puff-ball,  Pf2-B-L 

Provi'sor,  Pr^-V-Zr 

Psal'ter,  sUr* 

PufTer,  P2-Fr 

Provi'sory,  Prl-Vz-R 

Psal'tery,  sLU-R 

Puffin,  pa-Fn 

Provoca'tion,  Prv2-Kshn 

Pseu'do,  sD63 

PufiTiness,  P2-F-Ns 

Provo'cative,  Prv^-Kt-V  i  Pseu'dograph,  sD8-Grf 

PuflTing,  Pf2-NG 

Provoke',  Prv^-K,  Prv^-  Pseudog'raphy,  sDi-Gr- 

Puffy,  P«-F 

Kt.  Prv2-K  NG 

F 

Pug,  ps-G 

Provok'er,  Pr*-V-Kr 

Pseudol'ogy,  eD^-L-3 

Pug'-dog,  P2-G-D-G 

PUG 

Pug'-faced,  P"-G-Fst 

Pug'ging,  pz-G-NG 

Pugh,  Po" 

Pu'gil,  P'-J-L 

Pu'gilism,  ps-j-iz-M 

Pu'gilist,  pt-J-Lst 

Pugilistic,  PS-J-Ls-T-K 

Pugna'cious,  P2-G-N-SH 

Pugna'ciously,  P«-G-N 
8HB-L 

Pugnacity,  Pi-G-Ns-T 

Pug'-nose,  PS-G-NZ 

Pufs'ne,  P3-N 

Puissance     or    Puis'- 
sance,  Pss-Ns 

Puissant  or  Puis'sant 
Pss-Nt 

Pulssantly     or     Puis' 

santly,  Ps3-Nnt-L 
Puke,  PS-K,  Ps-Kt,  P*-K- 

NG 

Pul'chritude,  Pl2-Kr-Td 
Pule,  P»-L,  P3-Ld,  PS-L 

NG 

Pullngly,  ps-L-NGl 
Pull,   P3-L,    ps-Ld, 

NG 

PulFback,  P'-Z-B-K 
Pull'er,  PS-Z.-R 
Pullet,  P3-£t 
Pulley,  P3-£ 
Pul'licat,  P3-£-K-T 
Pullulate,  pi-L-Lt 
Pul'monary,  Pl*-M-Nr 
Pulmonlc,  PP-Mn-K 
Pulp,  P2-£-P 
Pulped,  P2-i-Pt 
Pul'pit,  P3-L-Pt 
Pul'pit-orator,    ps-Z-Pt- 

Rtr 

Pulp'ous,  P2-!,-] 
Pulp'ousness,  P»-i-Ps-Ns 
Pulp'y,  P3-L-P 
Pul'que,  P3-Z,-1 
Pul'sate,  P2-Z,s-T,  P*-£s- 

Td,  P2-£s-T-NG 
Pul'satile,  P2-Ls-T-L 
Pulsa'tion,  P*-Lsshn 
Pul'sative,  P^is-Tv 
Pul'satory, 
Pulse,  P2-Ls 
Pulseless,  ] 
Pulsiflc,  P3  Ls-F-K 
Pul'sion,  P2-ishn 
Pul'verable,  P2-i-Vr-Bl 
Pul'verizable,  P*-//-Vrz- 

Bl 
Pulveriza'tion,      P*  -  L  - 

\rzskn 
Pul'verize,  P*-Z-Vrz,  P*- 

i-Vrzd,  P2-L-Vrz-NG 
Pulver'ulence,  P*-i-Vr- 

Lna 
Pulver'ulent,  P»-Z-Vr- 

Lnt 

Pumice,  P2-Ms 
Pumi'ceous,  Ps-M-8Hs 
Pum'mace,  P2-Ms 
Pum'mel,    P2-M1.       See 

Pommel,  I 


213                                 PUR 

Pump,  P»-M-P,  P*-Mt  P* 

-  Pu'pa,  P3  P 

M-P-NG 

Pupe,  P3  P 

Pump'-brake,     P*-M-P 

Pu'pil,  ps  PI 

Br  K 
Pump'-dale,  P2-M-P-D-I 
Pump'er,  P»-M-Pr 

Pu'pillage,  P3-Pl-J 
Pu'pillary,  P3-Pl-fi 
Pup'pet,  PS-P-T 

Pump'-gear,  P2-M-P-Gr 
Pump'kin,  P2-M-Kn 

Pup'pet-show,     P2-P-T- 
SH 

Pun,  Pn»,  Pnd2,  Pn2-NG 

Pup'py,  P2-P 

Punch,    P2-N-CH,    P2-N- 

Pup'pyism,  P2-P-zM 

CHt.  P*-N-CH-NG 

Pur.  P2-H.  1'2-Rd.  P2-ff-NG 

Punch'-bowl,    P«-N-CH-  Puran'a,  P'-fl  N 

B-L 

Puranlc,  P'-/en-K 

Punch'eon,  P2-N-CHn 

Pur'blind,  Pr2-Blnd 

Punch'er,  P2-N-CHr 

Pur'blindness,  Pr2-Blnd- 

Punch'-essence,  P2  -  N 

Ns 

CH-Sns 

Pur'chase,  Prz-CHs,  Pr2 

Punchinello,  P2-N-CH 

CHst.  Pr^-CHs-NG 

Nl 

Pur'chaser,  Pr2-CH-sR 

Punch'y,  P2-N-CH 

Pure,   P3-fl,   P3-R-R,  P3- 

Punc'tate,  P"-NG-Tt 

Kst.     See  Poor,  etc. 

Punc'tated,  P2-NG-T-Td 

Purely,  P3-/ei.    See  Poor- 

Punc'tiform,    P2-NG-T 

ly. 

Fr-M 

Pure'ness,  P3-fi-Ns     See 

Punctilio,  P3-NG-T-i 

Poorness. 

Punctilious,     P3-NG-T 

Pur'fle,  Pr'-Fl 

La 

Pur'flew,  Pr2-Fl 

Punctiliously,  P3-NG 

Purga'tion,  Pr2-Gshn 

T-Ls-L 

Pur'gative,  Pr2-Gt-V 

Punctiliousness,  P'-NG 

Purgato'rial,  Pr2-G-T-fll 

T-Zs-Ns 

Purgato'rian,  Pr2  -  G  -  T  • 

Punc'to,  P»-NG-T 

Rn 

Punct'ual,  P2-NG-CH-L 

Pur'gatory,  Pr2-G-T-ff 

Punctuality,  P>-NG-CH 

Purge,    P*-R-J,   P*-R-ja, 

L-'S 

P2-K-J-NG 

Punctually,   P2-NG-CH 

Pur'ger,  P*-R-Jr 

L 

Puriflca'tion,    P2  -  R  -  F  - 

Punct'uate,    P2-NG-CHt 

Kshn 

P'-NG-CH-Td,      P2  -  NG 

Pu'riflcative,   P3-fl-F-K- 

CHt-NG 

Tv 

Punctua'tion,     P*-NG 

Purificatory,  P3-«-F-K- 

CHshn 

T-R 

Punct'uist,  P*-NG-CHst 

Pu'rifler,  P3-7?-F-R 

Punct'ure,  P2-NGtr,   P2- 

Pu'rify,  P3  R-F,  P3-^-Fd, 

NG-CHrd.  P2-NGtr-NG 

P3  fl-F-NG 

Pun'dit,  Pns-Dt 

Pu'riform,  P3-K-F-R-M 

Pung,  P2-NG 

Pu'rim.P3  -R-M 

Pun'gency,  P»-N-Jn-S 

Purism,  P3  /J-zM 

Pun'gent,  Pa-N-Jnt 

Purist,  P3  Kst 

Pun'gently,  P2-N-Jnt-L 

Pu'ritan,  P3-R-Tn 

Pu'nfc,  P3-N-K 

Puritanic,  P'-TJ-T-N-K 

Pu'niness,  P3-N-Ns 

Puritanlcal-ly,  P'-K-T- 

Punish,  Pn2-SH,  Pn2-SHt, 

N-K1 

Pn*-SH-NG 

Pu'ritanism,  P3-«-T-Nz- 

Punishable,  Pn2  SH-B1 

M     [-T-zM] 

Junlsher,  Pn*-SH-R 

Pu'ritanize,    P3-B-T-Nz, 

Punishment,    Pn2  -  8H  - 

P8-fi-T-Nzd,    P3-fl-T-Nz- 

Mnt 

NG 

'u'nitive,  P'-N-Tv 

Purl,  P2-.R1,  P2-Kld,  P*-R1- 

Pu'nitory,  P3-N-T-« 

NG 

Punk,  P2-NG-K 

Purlieu,  P2-fil 

'un'ka,  P2-NG-K 

Purlin,  P2-Kln 

Pun'ner,  P»-Nr 

Purline,  P2-Kln 

'un'ning,  Pn»-NG 

Purling,  P2-«1-NG 

Pun'ster,  Pnstr* 

Purloin',  Pr'-Z,n,  Pr'-Znd, 

Punt,  Pnt* 

Pri-Ln-NG 

Pu'ny,  P3-N,  P»-N-R,  P3- 

'urloin'er,  Pr'-i-Nr 

Nst 

Pur'ple,    Pr2-Pl,    P^Pld, 

Pup,  P2  P,  P*-P-T,  P»  P- 

Pr2  Pl-NG 

NG 

Pur'plish,  Pr2-Pl-SH 

PUR 

Pur'port,  Pr*-Prt,  Pr*-Pr- 

Td.  P*  Prt(-) 
Purpose,  P*-B-Ps,  P*-fl- 

Pst,  P*  .R-Ps-NG 
Par'poseless,  Ps  R-P-sLs 
Pur'posely,  P*-R-P-sL 
Pur'pure,  P*-R-Pr 
"Purr,  P»-R 
Purse,  ps-Rs,  P*-Rst,  P* 

tfsNG 

Purse'-net,  P'-Ks-Nt 
Purse'-pride,  PJ-Rs-Prd 
Purse'-proud,  P2-Rs-Prd 
Purs'er,  P*  Rs-R 
Purslness,  P*-.R-S-Ns 
Purs'lain,  P*-Rs-Zn 
Purs'lane,  P2-Rs-Zn 
Pursu'able,  P3-R  S-B1 
Pursu'ance,  P'-Rs-Ns 
Pursu'ant,  P'-Rs-Nt 
Pursue',  P3 JZ  8,  P'-«s-D 

P3-fl-S-NG 
Pursu'er,  P3  /J-S-R 
Pursuit',  P3-#s-T 
Pur'suivant,  Pr^sW-Vnt 
Purs'y,  P'  R-S 
Pur'tenance,  P*  tft-Nns 
Pu'rulence,  P3-/Jlns 
Pu'rulency,  P3-Kln-S 
Pu'rulent,  P3-fflnt 
Purvey',  pt-R-\,  P«-fl-Vd 

PS-.R-V-NG 

Purveyance,  ps-B-Vns 
Purvey'or,  P2-.R-V-R 
Pur'view,  P3-R-V 
Pus,  Ps* 

Pu'syism,  P3-Sz-M 
Pu'seyite,  P3-S-T 
Push,  P3-SH,  pS-SHt,   P3 

8H-N& 

Push'er,  P3-SHr 
Push'pin,  P3-8H-Pn 

Pusillanim'ty,    P3  •  sLn  • 
M-T 

Pusillan'imous,  pi 
Ms 

Pusillan'imously,     pi  - 
sin-Ms-i 

Puss,  Ps» 

Pus'siness,  P*-S-Ns 

Puss'y,  P3  S 

Pus'sy,  P2-8 

Pust'ulate,  Ps»-T-Zt 

Pust'ule,  Ps»-T-L 

Pust'ulous,  Ps«-T-£s 

Put,  Pf.  Ptc)3 

Put  (put).  Pt* 

Pu'tative,  Pt3-Tv 

Pu'tid,  P3-Td 

Putlog,  Pt3-£-G 

Put'-oflf,  Pt»-F 

Putred'inous,     P*-Tr-D- 
Ns 

Putrefac'tion,    P>  -  Trf  - 
Kshn 

Putrefao'tive,  P«-Trf-Kt- 
V 

Pu'trefy,  P3-Tr-F,  P3-Trf- 
D.  P3-Trf-NG 

Putres'cence,  P*-Trs-Ns 


214 

Putres'cent,  Pa-Trs-Nt 
Putres'cible,  P'-Trs-Bl 
Pu'trid,  P3-Trd 
Putrid'ity,  P3-Tr-D-T 
Pu'tridness,  P3-Trd-Ns 
Put'ter,  Ptr»,  Ptrd»,  Ptr»- 

NG 

Put'tock,  ps-T-K 
Put'ty,  P»-T,  P«-Td,  P«-T- 

NG 
Puz'zle,  pz-Zl,  P*-Zld,  PS- 

Zl-NG 

Puz'zler,  P*-Z1-R 
Pyse'mia,  P3-M 
Pye,  P' 

Py'garg,  P'-Gr-G 
Pygme'an,  P3-G-Mn 
Pyg'my,  P3-G-M 
Pylor'ic,  P'-L  R-K 
Pylo'rus,  P*-L-Rs 
Pyr'amid,  P3  R-Md  (Pi3- 

Mdj 
Pyram'idal,     P'-R-Md-Z 

(Pr1  Md-i) 
Pyramid'ic,     P3-R-Md-K 

(Pr»-Md-K) 
Pyramid'ical,  P3-R-Md 

Kl  (Pr»-Md-Kl; 
Pyre,  P'  R 

Pyretol'ogy,  P'-Kt-Z-J 
Pyr'iform,  P3-fi-F-R-M 
Pyri'tes,  P'-K-Tz 
Pyrit'ic,  P3-Bt-K 
Pyrit'ical,  P3-jRt-Kl 
Pyr'itous,  P3-R-1s 
Pyrolig'neous,    P'-fi-Z 

G-Ns 
Pyrolig'nic,  P3-fi-Z-G-N- 

K 

Pyrol'ogist,  P'-Bl-Jst 
Pyrol'ogy,  P'-tfl-J 
Pyr'omancy,  P3-R-Mn-S 
Pyroman'tic,  P'-R-Mnt- 

K 

Pyrom'eter,  P'-R-Mtr 
Pyroph  orus,  pi-JJ-F- 
Pyr'oscope,  P*-fis-K-P 
Pyrotech'nic,  Ps-fi-T-K- 

N-K 
Pyrotech'nical,  P»-fi-T- 

K-N-K1 
Pyrotech'nics,     P»-jB-T- 

K-N-Ks 
Pyrotech'nist,     P*-R-T- 

K-Nst 
Py'rotechny,  P8-.R-T-K- 

N 

Pyr'oxene,  P3-«-Ks-N 
Pyr'rhic,  P3-R-K 
Pyr'rhonism,  P3-R-Nz-M 
Pyr'rhonist,  P3-fi-Nst 


QUA 


Q. 


Pythago'rean,    P»  -  TH  - 

Gr-N 
Pythag'orism,  P«-TH-Gr- 

zM 

Pyth'ian,  P3-THn 
Pyth'oness,  P3-TH-Ns 
Python'ic,  P»-THn-K 
Pyx,  P3-Ks 
Pyx'is,  pa-Kss 


Q,  the  seventeenth  letter 
of  the  Alphabet,  like  c,  is  a 
superfluous  letter,  as  it  has 
no  sound  of  its  own,  but  is 
sounded  invariably  like 
Kay.  It  is  always  followed 
by  M,  aud  the  two  letters, 
except  in  a  few  words  in 
which  the  u  is  silent,  have 
the  sound  of  kw,  as  heard 
in  queen,  quai\,  ^wick.  etc. 

The    phonograph    Kway 
(Kay  with  w-hook)   is  the 
proper  sign  for  qu. 
Quab,  Kw-B1 
Quack,  Kw'-K,  Kw-K-T1, 

Kwi-K-NG 

Quack'ery,  Kw'-Kr 
Quacklsh,  Kw-K-SH' 
Quad,  Kw-D1  (Kwd1) 
Quadragesima,  Kw-Dr*- 

J-sM 
Quadragesimal,      Kw  - 

Dr2-J-sM-Z 
Quad'rangle,    Kw  -  Dr1  - 

NG-G1 
Quadran'gular,  Kw-Dr1- 

NG-G1-R 

§uad'rant,  Kw-DrnU 
uadrant'al,  Kw-Drnt'-L 
uad'rat,  Kw-Drt1 
Quad'rate,  Kw-Drti,  Kw- 

Dr'-Td,  Kw-Drt(-)1 
Quadratic,  Kw-Drti-K 
Quadrature,  Kw-Drtr* 
Quadren'nial-ly,     Kw- 

Quadrien'nial,    Kw-Dr1- 

N-L 
Quadrilat'eral,  Kw-Dr1- 

Ztr-L 
Quadrille',   Kw-Dr3-!,  or 

K-Dr3-L 

8,aadrilllon,  Kw-DrS-Zn 
Quadrino'mial,  Kw-Dr»- 

N-M1 
Quadrip'artite,  Kw-Dr3- 

Pr-Tt 
Quad'rireme,  Kw-Dr'-R- 

M 
Quadrisyllable,  Kw-Dr3 

-sZ-Bl 
iuad'rivalve,     Kw-Dr1- 

Vl-V 

Quadroon',  Kw-Drn3 
Quad'rumane,    Kw-Dr>- 

Mn 
Quadru'manous,      Kw- 


Quad'ruped,  Kw-Dr'-Pd 
Quad'ruple,  Kw  -  Dri  -  PI, 

Kw-Dri-Pld,    Kw-Dr>-Pl- 

NG 


QUA                                  215 

Siuadru'plicate,  Kw-Dr* 

Quarter,  Kw-fltr1,   Kw 

Pl-Kt,     Kw-Dr«-Pl-K-Td 

.Rtrd1           Kw-^Ztr'-NC 

Kw-Dr»-Pl-Kt-NG 

[Kwtr'i,    Kwtrd1,    Kwtr'- 

Quadruplica'tion,   Kw 

NG] 

Dr2-Pl-Kshn 
luse're,  Kw-B».  See  Query 

Quarterage,  Kw-Rtrl-J 
[Kwtr-J1] 

etc. 

Quarter-day,  Kw  -  .Rtr1  - 

&uaff,  Kwf1,  Kwft1,  Kwf  - 

D    [Kwtri-D] 

NG 
QuafFer,  Kw-Fr> 

Quarter-deck,  Kw-fitr1- 
D-K    [Kwtr'-D-K] 

Quag,  Kw>-G 

Quarter-foil,    Kw-Btr1- 

Quag'ga,  Kw*-G 

F-L    [Kwtr^F-L] 

Quag'gy,  Kw'-G 

Quartering,  Kw-Btr^NG 

tuag'mire,  Kw'-G-  Mr 

[Kwtr^NG] 

ua'haug,  Kwi-H-G 

Quarterly,    Kw  -  fitr1  -  L 

uail,     Kw-L2,    Kw-Ld*, 

[Kwtr-i1] 

Kw-L2-NG 

Quarter-master,     Kw  - 

Quaint,  Kwnt* 

.Rti^-Mstr     [Kwt^-Mstr 

Quaintly,  Kwnt-i* 
Quaint'ness,  Kwnt2-Ns 

Quarter  -  master  -  gen  - 
eral,     Kw-tftri-Mstr-Ju 

Quake,  Kw2-K,  Kw-K-T2, 

[Kwtri-Ms-Jn] 

Kw2-K-NG 

Quar'tern,  Kw-^-Trn 

Quak'er,  Kw^-Kr 

Quar'ter-round,      Kw  - 

Quak'er-gun,      Kw2-Kr- 

Rtrl-Rnd. 

Gn 

Quarters,        Kw  -  .Rtrz1 

Quak'erish,  Kw-Kr-SH* 
Quak'erism,  Kw2-Kr-zM 
Qual'iflable,  Kw-Z-i-F-Bl 
[Kw-Fi-Bl] 

[Kwtrzi] 
Quarter-sessions,    Kw- 
fitrs-SHnz1  rKwtrssftnz1] 
Quarter-staff,  Kw-fitrs1- 

Qualifica'tion,  Kw-£*-F- 

Tf    [Kwtrs^Tf] 

Kshn    [Kw-F2-Kshn] 

fuartette',  Kw-K2-Tt 

Qualified,        Kw-£,i-Fd 

uartile,  Kw-jKti-L 

[Kw-Fd1] 

uarto,  Rvr-Ri-T 

Qual'iner,       Kw-L»-F-B 
[Kw-F'-B] 

Quartz,  Kw-fitz1 
Quartzif  erous,  Kw-Stz8- 

Qualify,   Kw-Li-F,   Kw- 

F  Ra 

LI-FA,  KW-Z,»-F.NG  tKw. 

Quartzose',  Kw-Bt^-sS 

F1,  Kw-Fd1,  Kw-F»-NGJ 

Quartz'ous,  Kw-fiti-sS 

Qualitative,  Kw-i'-T-Tv 

Quartz'y,  Kw-Bti-S 

[Kw-T^Tv] 

Quash,  Kw-SH1,  Kw-SHt1, 

Quality,  Kw-Z»-T    [Kw- 

Kw-SHi-NG 

T^l 

3,ua'si,  Kw-S^r1 

Qualm,  Kw'-M 

Quass,  K\vsi 

Qualm'ish,  Kw-M-SH1 
Qualm'ishly,  Kw-M-&Hl' 

Quassa'tion,  KwssAnz 
^.uas'sia,  Kw-SH1 

Quan'dary,  Kwnd-K1 
Quantitative,  Kwnt-T1- 

Qua'ter-cousin,  Ktr2-Kz- 

N 

Tv 

Quaternary,  Kw-T^-Nr 

Quan'titive,  Kwnt-Tv1 
Quan'titively,  Kwnt-T1- 

Quaternion,  Kw-Tr«-Nn 
iua'teron,  Kwtr'-N 

VI 

4uat'rain,  Kwt-fin1 

Quan'tity,  Kwnt-T1 

Qua'ver,  Kwv-B2,   Kwv- 

Quan'tum,  Kwnt^M 

Rd%,  Kwv-J^2-NG 

Quar'antine,  Kw-Bnt»-N 

Quay  (ke),  K8 

Quarantined,  Kw-fint1- 

Stuay'age  (ku-),  K-J' 

Nd 

Jueach'y,  Kw-CH» 

Quarrel,  Kw-Bl1,   Kw- 

Juean,  Kwn8 

fild1,  Kw-KP-NG 

iuea'siness,  Kw-ZS-Ns 

Quar'reler,  Kw-RV-R 

Juea'sy,  Kw-Z« 

Quarrelsome,     Kw-Bl1- 

j,ueen,  Kwn8 

sM 

Queen'-consort,     Kwn' 

Quar'relsomely,  Kw-Kl1- 
sM-Z, 

isRt 
Queen'-dowager,  Kwn8- 

Quarrelsomeness,  Kw- 

D-Jr 

Queen'-mother,    Kwn»- 

Quar'ry,  Kw-fi1,  Kw-Kd1, 

Mdhr 

Queen'-regent,  Kwn8-B- 

§uar'rying,  Kw-^-NG 

Jnt 

uart,  Kw-fit1 
uar'tan,  Kw-B^Tn 

Queen'-regnant,  Kwn»- 

QUI 

Queen's'-bench.  Kw'-Xz 

-li-N-CII 
Queen's'-metal.  Kwnz»- 

Mt-i 

Queen'-post,  Kwn'-Pst 
Queen'like,  Kwn-L^-iv 
Queenly,  Kw3-M 
Queer,    K\v-R3,    Kw-KrS, 


Queer'ish, 
Queerly,  Kw-721* 
Queerness,  KW-/JS-XB 
Quell,    Kw-L2,     Kw-Ldr, 

Kw-L2-NG 
Quell'er,  K\v-£r2 
Quelque'-chose,   Kl  -  K  • 

SHz2 
Quench,  Kw-N-CH2.  KW- 

N-CHts,  Kw-N-CHz-XG 
Quench'able,  Kw-N-CH2- 

Bl 

Quench'er,  Kw-N-CHr« 
Quenchless,  Kw-N-CH2- 

La 

Quer'citron,  Kw-RJ-sTrn 
Quer'cua,  Kw-li^-Ks 
Querimo'nious,    Kw-B«- 

M-Nfl 
Querimo'niously,     Kw- 

R2-M-Ns-L 
Querimo'niousness, 

Kw-R2-M-Ns-Ns 
Que'rist,  Kw-flst3 
Querl,  Kw-fil2 

queried,  Kw-Rld2 


Querpo,  Kw-^ 
"!,uer'ulous.  K 

iuer'ulously, 

L 
Quer'ulousness,  Kw-R2- 

Ls-Ns 
Que'ry,   Kw-7J3,  Kw-yed', 

Kw-.R3-NG 
Juest,  Kwst2 
Ques'tion,      Kws  -  CHn2, 

Kws-CHnd2,     Kws-CHn2- 

NG  [Kw2,  Kw2;D.KwC)2] 
Ques'tionable-y,     Kwa  - 

CH2-N-B1    [Kw-B12j 
iues'tioner,  Kws-CH2-Nr 

[Kw2;R] 
Ques'tionist,     Kws-CH2. 

Nst 
Ques'tionless,  Kws-CH«- 

Nls 

tues'tor,  Kwstr' 

iues'torship,  Kwstr2:  SH 

iueue,  K3 

|,uib,  Kw-B« 

^uib'ble,     Kw  -  Bls,  Kw  - 

Bid3,  Kw-Bl3-NG 
Quib'bler,  Kw-Bl3-B 
Quick,    Kw8-K,    Kw'-Kr, 

Kw»-Kst 
Quick'en,  Kw'-Kn,  Kw» 

K-Nd,  Kw3-Kn-NG 
Juick'ener,  Kw3-K-Nr 
"iuick'-lime,  Kw^-K-i-M 

iuiokly,  Kw8-Kl 


QUI                                216 

Q,uick'-match,     Kw3  -K-  1  Quin'tal,  Kw-Nt-L* 

M-CH                                  Quint'an,  Kwnts-N 

§uick'ness,  Kw3-K-Ns      i  Quintes'sence,      Kwnt  - 

uick'sand',  Kw3-Ks-Nd 

8ns* 

Quick'-scented,  Kw3-Ks- 

Quintessen'tial,    Kwnt  - 

N-Td 

82-N-SH1 

Quick'set,  Kw-Ks-T3 

Quintette',  Kwn-Tt» 

Quick'-sighted,  Kw3-Ks- 

Quintet'to,  Kwn-T*-T 

Td 

Quint'ile,  Kw-Nt-L» 

Quick'-sightedness, 

Quintill'ion,  Kwn-T*-in 

Kw»-Ks-Td-Ns 

Quin'tuple,    Kwn-T3-Pl, 

Quick'silver,  Kw-K-sZ3- 

Kwn-T'-Pld,  Kwn-T3-Pl- 

Vr 

NG 

§uick'step,  Kw-Ks-T*-P 

Quip,  Kw-P3,  Kw-Pt3,  Kw- 

uick'-  wilted,  Kw3  -  K  - 

P3-NG 

wTd 

Quire,  Kw-B> 

Quid,  Kw-D* 

Quir'ister,  Kw-Bstr1 

Quid'dity,  Kw-IP-T 

Quirk,  Kw-B*-K 

Quid'dle,  Kw-Dl»,  Kw- 
Dld3.  Kw-Dl3-NG 

Quirked,  Kw-B2-Kt 
Quirk'ish,  Kw  B«-K-8H 

guid'dler,  Kw-D13-B 

Quish,  Kw-SH3 

uid'nunc,  Kwd»-N-NG- 

Quit,      Kwt3,      Kw-Td3, 

K 

Kwt3-NG 

Quiesce',  Kw-S*,  Kw-St«, 

Quitch.  Kw-CH3 

Kw-S*-NG 

Quitch'-grass,   Kw-CH3- 

Quies'cence,  Kw-Sns* 

Grs 

Quies'cency,  Kw-Sn*-S 

Quit'claim,     Kwt3-Kl-M, 

Quies'cent,  Kw-Snt* 

Kwt3-Kl-Md,   Kwt^Kl-M- 

Qui'et,   (o.)   Kw-T1,    Kw- 

NG 

Tr1,  Kw-Tsti 

Quite,  Kwti 

Qui'et,  (V.)  Kw-T1,   Kw- 

Quit'rent,  Kwt-fint3 

Td>,  Kw-Ti-NG 

Quits,  Kwts3 

Qui'eter,  Kw-Tr1 

§uit'tance,  Kw-Tns* 

Qui'etism,  Kw-Ti-zM 

uit'ted,  Kw-Td3 

§ui'etist,  Kw-Tsti 

uit'ter,  Kwtr3 

uietist'ic,  Kw-Ts3-T-K 

Qui'ver,    Kwv-B3,    Kwv- 

ui'etly,  Kw-T1-/; 

Rd3.  Kwv-7J3-NG 

Qui'etness,  Kw-T^Ns 

Quiv'ered,  Kwv-Bd* 

Qui'etude,  Kw»-Td 

Qui  vive',  K-V3-V 

Quie'tus,  Kw-Ts3 

Quixot'ic,  Kw-Ks-T«-K 

Quill,    Kw-L3,   Kw-Ld3, 

Quix'otism,      Kw-Ks-T3- 

Quill'ing,  Kw-L3-NG 

Quix'otry,  Kw-K-sT3-S 

Quilt,  Kw-Lt«,  Kw-Z3-Td, 

Quiz,  Kwz3,  Kwzd3,  Kwz3- 

Kw-Zt3-NG 

NG 

guilt'er,  Kw-itr» 

Quiz'zer,  Kw-Zr3 

uilt'ing,  Kw-/,ts-NG 

Quiz'zical,  Kwz3-Kl 

Quince,  Kwns3 

Quiz'zing-glass,     Kwz3  - 

Quincun'cial,  Kwn-K-N- 

NG-Gls 

8H1* 

Quod'dy,  Kw-D1 

Quin'cunx,  Kwn3-K-NG- 

Quod'libet,    Kw-D»-Z-Bt 

Ks 

Quoif,  Kwfi 

Quin'ina,  Kw»-N-N 

Quoiffure',  Kw-F3-B 

Qui'nine,  Kw!-Nn 

§uoin,  Kwn1  or  Kn1 

Quinine',  Kwi-Nn 

uoit,  Kwt1 

Quinquages'ima,  Kw-N- 

uon'dam,  Kwnd'-M 

Kw-J2-sM 

§uo'rum,  Kw-B^M 

Quinquan'gular,  Kw-N- 
Kw-NG-Gl-Bi 

uo'ta,  Kw-T* 
uot'able,  Kwt-Bl* 

Quinquen'nial,    Kw=-N- 

Quota'tion,  Kw-TshnJ 

Kw-M 

Quote,     Kwt*,     Kw-Tda, 

Quinquep'artite,  Kw-N- 

Kwts-NG 

Kw-Pr*-Tt 

Quote  'less,  Kwt-£s* 

Quin'quevalve,  Kw-N- 

Quot'er,  Kwtr* 

Kw-Vl3-V 

Quoth,  Kw-TH» 

Quinquevalv'ular,   Kw- 

Quoth'a,  Kw-TH* 

N-Kw-Vl«-V-i-B 

auot  id'ian,  Kw-T3-Dn 

Quin'sy,  Kwn-Z' 

uo'tient,        Kw  -  SHnt* 

Quint,  Kwnt» 

(Kwshnt'J 

auint'ain,  Kwnt»-N 

Quo'tum,  Kw-T*-M 

EAC 


B,  the  eighteenth  letter  of 
the  Alphabet,  has  the  sound 
of  initial-r  as  heard  in  rap, 
rob.  row,  and  of  final-r  as 
heard  in  far,  care,  more, 
burr.  Initial-r  differs  from 
final-r  chiefly  in  being 
made  with  a  complete  con- 
tact of  the  tongue  and  the 
palate,  while  in  sounding 
the  latter  there  is  simply  a 
lifting  of  the  tongue  to- 
wards the  palate,  without 
touching  it. 

Students  beginning  Pho- 
nography are  apt  to  omit 
the  r  from  such  words  as 
par,  far,  farm,  etc.  In  all 
such  words  the  sign  for  r 
should  be  inserted. 

R  is  the  only  letter  of  the 
Alphabet  for  which  Pho- 
nography provides  two 
stems,  viz.,  Bee  and  Er. 
Bee  is  generally  used  for 
initial-r  and  Er  for  final-r. 
There  are  some  exceptions 
to  this  rule:  Before  M  and 
H,  without  initial  hooks  or 
circles,  Er  is  used  initially, 
as  in  roam,  rehash  etc.; 
and,  occasionally,  when  a 
better  outline  is  secured 
thereby,  Bee  is  used  final- 
ly, as  in  R\3-R,  Biver. 

Rh,  at  the  beginning  of 
words,  has  the  sound  of 
simple  r,  as  in  rhetoric, 

yme,  etc. 

Rr,    after   short  vowels, 
generally  has  the  sound  of 
single  r,  as  heard  in  carry, 
merry,  mirror,  etc. 
Bab'bet,  fl»-Bt, 


Kab'bi,  fl»-B 
Rab'bin.  fii-Bn 
Babbin'ic,  fi3-B-X-K 
Rabbin'ical,  .R3-B-N-K1 
Rab'binism,  .R'-Bn-Z-M 
Rab'binist,  .Ri-Bn-St 
Rab'bit,  fl'-Bt 
Rabble,    -R'-Bl,    .RLBl 

K'-Bl-NG 

Rabdol'ogy,  #i-Bd-.t-J 
Rab'domancy,     .Ri-Bd 

Mn-8 

Rab'id,  K'-Bd 
Rab'idness,  TJ'-Bd-Ns 
Rab'inet,  fl'-B  N-T 
Ra'ca,  tf=-K 
Raccoon',  R*"Kn 
Bace,  £ss,  Bsta, 


RAC 

Race'-course,  B*-sKrs 
Racu'-ginger,  Rs*-  J-N-Jr 
Race'-Eorse,  JB--sHrs 
Racema'tion, 
Raceme',  jR'-sM 
Racemif'erous,  223-S-M- 

Frs 

Rac'emose,  fi>-sMs 
Rac'emous,  jRi-sMs 
Ra'cer, 
Rachit'ic, 
Rachi'tis, 
Ra'ciness, 
Rack,  fii-K,  fii-Kt, 

KQ 

Rack'er,  .Ri-Kr 
Rack'et,  fii-Kt,  fii 


217 


[Ragout',  R3-Q 
Rag'-picker,  JJi-G-P- 


Rack'ety,  fi>-K-T 
Racking,  fii-K-NG 
Rack'-rent,  fli-K-Knt 
Rack'-renter,  fi'-K-fintr 
Ra'cy,  fis-s,  fl2-S-B,  fi2- 

Sst 
Bad'dle,  fii-m,    fii-Dld, 


Ra'dial, 
Ra'diance,  fi»-r>ns 
Ra'diancy,  R-  Dn-S 
Ra'diant,  fl'^-Dnt 
Ra'diantly,  «2-Dnt-L 
Radia'ta, 
Ra'diate, 


Radia'tion, 
Ra'diator,  R*-I>tr 
Radlcal-ly,      fii  -  D  -  Kl 

(«d»-Kl) 
Radicalism,  TZ'-D-Kl-zM 

(JZdi-Kl-zM) 
Rad'icalYiess,  JZ»-D-Kl-Ns 


Rad'icant,  .Ri-D-Knt 
Rad'icate,  B^D-Kt, 

D-K-Td,  JP-D-Kt-NG 
Radica'tion,  ^. 
Rad'icel,  fii-Ds-L 
Rad'icle,  B»-D-K1 
Ra'dii,  fis-Dli 
Rad'ish,  Jf2i-D-8H 
Ra'dius,  fi^-Ds 
Ra'dius-vector, 

V-Ktr 

Ra'dix,  K^-D-Ks 
Raflf,  fif> 
Raffle,   RV-L, 


RafTler,  JSP-i-R 
Raft,  Bft>.  «'-F-Td,  K 
Raft'er,  Rftr1 
Rafta'man,  fifts^Mn 
Rag,  fli-G 
Rag'amuflln, 
Rage,  R*- 

NG 

Rag'ged,  B^-Gd 
Rag'gedness,  B'-Gd-Ns 
Rag'ing,  J23-J-NG 
Rag'lan,  fli-Gln 
Rag'man,  iJi-G-Mn 

10 


Rags,  Rl-Qz 
Rag'stone,  JZ'-Gs-Tn 
Rag'-wheel,  Rl-G-Vfl 
Rag'-work,  fi'-G-Wr-K 
Raid,  R"  D 
Rail,  Bis,  Bids,  B12-NG 
Rail'er,  Bis-TJ 
Railing,  Bla-NG 
Rail'lery,  Bl2-« 
Rail'road,  R\*-R-I> 
Rail'way,  «1>-W 
Rai'ment,  R2-Mnt 
Rain,  Bua,  Bnd2.  Bn«-NG 
Rain'bow,  Rn^-B 
Rain'deer,  Ru^-D-R 
Rain'-gauge,  Rn^-G-J 
Raininess,  B2-N-Ns 
Rain'-water,  Bnz-Wtr 
Rain'y,  fi2-N 
Raise,  Bz2.  fizd^,  Bz*-NG 
Rais'er,  R^-Zi 
Rai'sin,  «z=-N 
Raising,  Bz2-NG 
Raisonne',  Bz2-N 
Rait,  fit2 
Rait'ed,  B2-Td 
Rajpoot',  «3-J-Pt 
Rake,  £2-K,  jR^-Kt,  B«-K- 

NG 

Rak'er,  fi»-Kr 
Raking,  TP-K-NG 
Rakish;  .R2-K-SH 
Raklshly,  R2-K-5m 
Raklshness,  B2-K-SH-Ns 
Rally,  R^-L,  «i-id,  «»-/<- 

NG 
Ram,  B»-M,  K'-Md,  E»-M- 

NG 

Ram'adan,  E>-M-Dn 
Ramlsle,  B>-M-B1,  B»-M- 

Bld,  B'-M-Bl-NG 
Ram'bler,  R»-M-B1-B 
Ramiflca'tion,    Ba-M-F- 

Kshn 
Ramify,  B»-M-F,  Bi-M- 

Fd,  Bi-M-F-NG 
Ram'mer,  BJ-Mr 
Ram'mish,  Ri-M-SH 
Ramose',  B«-Ms 
Ra'mous,  i:--M* 
Ramp,    B'-M-P,    Bi-Mt, 

B'-M-P-NG 
Ramp'age,  B'-M-P-J 
Ramp'ancy,  B»-M-Pn-S 
Ramp'ant,  B'-M-Pnt 
Ram'part,  B^M-Prt.  B1- 

M-Pr-Td,  Bi-M-PrtC) 
Ram'rod,  Bl-M-fl-D 
Ram'shakle, 
Ran,  «n» 
Rances'cent,  B»-Nss-Nt 
Ranch,  «'-N-CH 
Ranche'ro,  fi*-N-CH-« 
Ranch'o,  B'-N-CH 
Ran'cid,  Ri-Ns-D 
Rancidity,  fis-Ns-D-T 
Ran'oidness,     £i-Ns-D- 

Ks 


RAS 

Ran'cor,  fl>-NG-Kr 
Ran'corous,   ye 
Ran'corously,    w  -  NG 

Kr-si 

Rand,  Bnd' 
Ran'dom,  /endJ-M 
Rane,  Rrt- 
Rane'deer,  Bu2-D-B 
Rang, /ji-XG 
Range,  /e2-N-J,  ^s-N-Jd, 

7J2-N-J-NG 
Ran'ger,  fii-N-Jr 
Rank,  (v.)  ^'-NG-K,    «i- 

NGt,  fi»-NG-K-NG 
Rank,  (a.)  B«-NG-K,  J2»- 

NG-Kr,  ^i-NG-Kst 
Rank'er,  TJ'-NG  Kr 
Rank'le,  JJi-NG-Kl,  B»- 

NG-Kld,   fii-XG-Kl-NG 
Rankling,  /e'-NG-Kl-NG 
Rank'ly,  ye'-NG  Kl 
Rank'ness,  fii-NG-K-Ns 
Ran'sack,    /e'-Ns-K,   «i- 

Ns-Kt.  B«-Ns-K-NG 
Ran'som,  /fns'-M,  Kns1- 

Md,  .Kns'-M-NG 
Ran'somer,  Aus'-M-B 
Ran'somless,  .Rns'-JI-is 
Rant,     Rat1,     /£i-N-T(i, 

fint'-NG 
Rant'er,  Rntr1 
Rantlpole,  Bnt'-p-L 
Ranun'culus,  fi2-N-N-Kls 
Rap,  fli-P,  fii-Pt,  fl^P-NG 
Rapa'cious.  R*-P-SHa 
Rapa'ciously,  ^2-P-SHs- 

L 
Rapa'ciousness,    R*  -  P  - 

SHs-Ns 

Rapacity,  Bi-Ps-T 
Rape,  ^.p,  fia.pt,  fiz.p. 

NG 

Rapid,  K»-Pd 
Rapidity,  «3-Pd-T 
Rapidly,  Ri-PA-L 
Rapldness,  JS'-Pd-Ns 
Ra'pier,  B-'-P-B 
Rap'ins,  B'-Pn 
Rapparee',  W-P-R 
Rappee',  B3-P 
Rap'per,  Rl-Pr 
Rapport',  fl'  P-B 
Rapscallion,  jRi- 
Rapto'rial,  R*-P-T-Rl 
Rapt'ure,  B1  Ptr 
Rapt'urous,  fii-Ptr-8 
Rare,  R^-R.  Rl-Rr.  R^-Rst 
Rar'ee-show,  Ri-R-SH 
Rarefac'tion,  Rl-R-F- 

Kshn 

Rar'eflable,  fli-K-F-Bl 
Rar'efy,  Rl-R-F,  2V-R-F&, 

Ri-R  F-NG 
Rare'ly,  R^-R-L 
Rare'ness,  B'-B-Ns 
Rare'ripe,  R^-R-R-P 
Rarity,  Ri-R-T 
Ras'cal,  -Rsi-K-L 
Rascality,  R^-K-L-T  (of 

-Li) 


HAS 

Rascalllon,  Bsi-K-in 
Ras'cally,  Rs''-K-L 
Rase,  B/A  Bzd»,  Bz2-NG 
Rash,  fii-SH,  B'-SHr,  Bi 

SHst 

Rash'er,  Bi-SHr 
Rashly,  R--SHI 
Rash'ness,  Bi-8H-Ns 
Rasp,  Bsi-P,  Bsi-Pt,  Bs'- 

P-NG 

Rasp'atory,  Bs>-P-T-B 
Rasp'berry,  Bzi-B-B 
Ras'ure,  B2-ZHr 
Rat,  Bt»,  Bi-Td.  Btl-NG 
Rat'able-y,  Bt=-Bl 
Ratafi'a,  Bt3-FCa 
Ratan',Bi-Tn 
Ratch,  B]-CH 
Ratch'et,  Bi-CHt 
Ratch'et-wheel,  B*-CHt- 

W-L 

Rate,  Bt2  B«-Td,  Bt«-NG 
Rat'er,  Btr« 
Rath  or  Rathe,  B^TH 
Rath'er,  Bdhi-i 
Ratiflca'tion,       Bt»  •  F  - 

Eshn 

Ratlfler,  Bt'-F-R 
Ratify,     Bti-F,     Bti-Fd, 

Bti-F-NG 
Rating,  Bt«-NG 
Ra'tio,  Bi-SH 
Ratiocinate,  Bi-SHs-Nt 
Ratiocina'tion,  B2-SHs- 

Nshn 

Ra'tion,  Bshn» 
Ra'tional,  Bshr^-i 
Rationale,  Bshnso?-»-Z, 
Ra'tionalism,  Bshn'-Lz- 

M 

Ra'tionalist,  Bshn'-ist 
Rationalistic,  Bshn3-is- 

T-K 
Rationalist'ical,   Bshn3- 

is-T-Kl 

Rationality,  Bshni-Z,-T 
Ra'tionally,  Bshn>-£, 
Ra'tionalness,   KAmi-L- 

Ns 

Ratlin,  Bti-Ln 
Ra'toon,  B3-Tn,   B»-Tnd, 

B^-Tn-NG 

Rats'bane,  Bts'-Bn 
Rattan',  B»-Tn 
Ratteen',  B3-Tn 
Rattinet',  B^-T-N-T  (Bt2- 

Kt) 

Rafting,  Bti-NG 
Rat'tle,     Bti-L,    Bti-Ld. 

it'-L-NG 
Eat'tle-headed,  Bti-L-H- 

Dd 

Rat'tler,  Bt'  Lt 
Rat'tle-snake,  Bti-Ls-N- 

K 

Rat'tling,  Bt'-L-NG 
Rau'city,  Bsi-T 
Rau'cous,  Ki-Ks 
Ravage,    Bi-V-J,    Bi-V- 

Jd.  B'-V-J-NG 


218 

Rav'ager,  Bi-V-Jr 
Rave,  Bv«,  Bvd»,  Bv(-)« 
Rav'el,  Bi-V-L,  B»-V-Ld. 

B'-V-L-NG.       See   Rifle, 

etc. 

Ravelin,  Bi-V-Zn 
Rav'eling,  B»-V-L-NG 
Ra'ven,  B«-Vn 
Rav'en,   B>-Vn,    B>-Vnd, 

Bi-Vn-NG 
Rav'ener,  Bt-V-Nr 
Rav'ening,  B^Vn-NG 
Rav'enous,  BJ-V-Ns 
Rav'enously,  B"-V-N8-L 
Rav'enousness,  B'-V-Ns- 

Hi 
Ra'vens-duck,  B*-V-Nz- 

D-K 

Ravin,  B'-Vn 
Ravine',  B3-Vn 
Raving,  B^-V-NG 
Ravish,  Ri-V-SH,   Bi-V- 

SHt.  B'-V-Sff-NG 
Ravlsher,  Bi-V-SHr 
Ravishment,     B'-V-SH- 

Mnt 

Raw,  Bi.  B^-B.  Bsti 
Raw'boned,  B!-Bnd 
Raw'head,  BJ-htD 
Raw'hide.  B»-hiD 
Rawly,  B1-// 
Raw'ness,  B'-Ns 
Ray,  B2,  B^-D,  B2-NG 
Ra'yah,  B^-Y 
Rayless,  B^-Ls 
Raze,  Bz2.  Bzds,  Bz«-NG 
Razee',  B3-Z,  B3-Zd,  B3-Z- 

NG 

Ra'zor,  B2-Zr 
Ra'zor-bill,  B2-Zr-B-L 
Ra'zor-strop,  Bs-Zrs-Tr-P 
Raz'ure,  B^-ZHr 
Re-absorb',    B^B-sB-B. 

B'-B-sB-Bd,    B'-B-sB-B- 

NG 
Re-absorp'tion,  B^B-sB- 

Pshu 

Re-access',  B'-Kss 
Reach,     B--CH,    B»-CHt. 


React',    B«-Kt,    B'-K-Td, 

B'-Kt-NG    , 
Reac'tion,  B'-Kshn 
Reactionary,  B^Kshn-B 
Reactive,  B'-Kt-V 
Read,  BS-D,  B3-D-NG 
Read  (Kd).  B2-D 
Read'able,  B3-D-B1 
Read'er,  B3-Dr 
Read'ership,  B3-Dr-SH-P 

[:SH] 

Readily,  R*-V-L 
Readiness,  B*-D-Ns 
Reading,  B3-D-NG 
Reading-room,    B3  -  D  - 

NG-R-M 
Re-adjust',  B*-Jst,  fi«-J- 

sTd,  B2-Jst-NG 
Re-admis'sion,     B8  -  D  - 

Mshn 


EEA 

Re-admit',  B3-D-Mt, 

D-M-Td,  B3-D-MtC) 
Re-admit'tance,: 

Tns 
Read'y,    B2-D,     Ba-D-R 

B--Dst 

Read'y-made,  B*-D-Md 
Re-affirm',  B^-F-R-M.  B«- 

F  R-Md,  BS-F-R-M-NG 
Re-a'gent,  B2-J-Nt» 
Re'al,  Rli 
Real'gar,  B'-Z,-Gr 
Re'alism,  Bl3-zM 
Re'alist,  Blst8 
Realis'tic,  Bls3-T-K 
Reality,  RV-T 
Realizable,  Blz3-B-L 
Realiza'tion,  Rlzthn* 
Re'alize,     Biz3,      Blzd3, 

Re'ally,  Bl3 
Realm,  Bl2  M 
Reality,  BU-T 
Ream,  Ra-M,   R3-Md,  R3- 

M-NG 
Re-animate,   B^N-M-T, 

Bi  N-M-Td,     B^N-M-T- 

NG 
Re-annex',  B2-N-Ks.  R*- 

N-Kst,  B-'-N-Ks-NG 
Reap,  B3-P,  B3-Pt,  B3-P- 

NG 

Reap'er,  B3  Pr 
Re-appar'el,  ~" 
Re-appear', 

P'Rcl.  R*-r-±i,-*.i  u 

Re-appear'ance,   B3  -  P  • 

Bus 

Re-apply',  B>-P1 
Re-appoint',  B'-Pnt,  B1- 

Pn-Td,  Bi-Pnt-NG 
Re-appoint'ment,     B1  • 

Pnt-Mnt 
Re-appor'tion,     B2  -  P  - 

Bshn 
Rear,  B3  B,  B3-B-D,  B3-B- 

Rear'-admiral,    B3-B-D- 

M-B1 

Rear'-guard,  B3-B-Grd 
Rear'-rank,    B3-B-B-NG- 

K 

Rear'-ward,  B3-B  Wrd 
Re-ascend',  B2-Sud 
Re-ascent',  B2-Sut 
Rea'son,   Bz3-N,  Bz3-Nd, 

Rea'sonable,  Bz3-N-Bl 
Rea'sonableness,     Bz3  - 

N-Bl-Ks     [tBs] 
Hea'soner,  Bz3 -N  R 
Rea'soning,  Bz3-N-NG 
Re-assem'ble,     B--8-M- 

Bl,  B2-S-M-Bld,  B2-8-M 

Bl-NG 
Re-assert',  B^-Srt,  B«-8r 

Td,  B"--Srt-NG 
Re-asser'tion,  B2-Srshij 
Re-assign',  B]-Sn 
Re-assume',  B3-S-M 


REA 

Re-assump'tion,    JR«  -  S  - 

Mshn 
Re-assur'ance,    R*  •  SH  - 

Rus 

Be-assure',  B»-8H-R 
Be-attach'ment,  Rl-1- 

CH-Mnt 
Beave,  By3 
Be-bap'tism, 

zM    [-Bt-zM] 
Rebate',  R*-Bt,  RP-'B-Td, 


Kebate'ment,  JZ^-Bt-Mnt 
Be'bec,  .R3-B-K 
Beb'el,  tf2-Bl 
Bebel',  fl'-B-L,  fi*-B-Ld, 

JP-B-L-NG 

Bebell'ion,  Rt-'B-Ln 
Bebell'ious,  /^-B-J^s 
Bebell'iously, 
Bebell'iousness, 

Ls-Ns 
Bebound',    J2'-Bnd, 

Bn-Dd,  ,Ri-Bnd-NG 
Rebuff",    #2.Bf,     R2-Bft, 


. 

Bebuf'fet, 
Bebuild',    .Rs-B-Ld, 

B-id-NG- 
Bebuilt',  B3-B-Lt 
Bebuk'able, 
Bebuke', 

Kt,  fis-B- 
Bebuke'ful, 
Bebuk'er,  .R^ 
Bebuk'ingly,  ««-B- 

NG1 

Eebur'ied,  R2-B-H-D 
Bebur'y,  B*-B-J2 
Be'bus,  S3-Bs 
Bebut', 


Bebut'ter,  .R*-Btr 
Becal'citrant,     fi1  -  Kl  - 

sTrnt 

Becal'citrate,  fii-Kl-sTrt 
Becaleitra'tion,    J2«-K1- 

sTrshn 
Becall',    fli-Kl,    fii-Kld, 

fli-Kl-NG 
Becant',   JKi-Knt,  B»-Kn- 

Td,  .Ri-Knt-NG 
Becanta'tion,      K*  -  Kn  - 

Tshn 

Becant'er,  Ki-Kntr 
Becapac'itate,  fii-K-Ps- 

Tt 
Becapit'ulate,     fl«-K-Pt- 

it,  B'-K-Pt-i-Td,  J23-K- 

Pt-Lt-NG 
Becapitula'tion, 

Pt-/.shn 
Beoapit'ulatory, 

Pt-Lt-R 
Becap'tion,  K^K-Pshn 
Becap'tor,  Bi-K-Ptr 
Becapt'ure,  fi'-K-Ptr,  Rl- 

K-P-CHrd.  /Z>-K-Ptr-NG 
Eecast',  fli-Kst,  .Ri-Ks-Td, 


219 
Secede',  Jjgs.p,  .R83-Dd 


Receipt', 

Receiv'able,  Bs8-V-Bl 
Receive',  fis8-V,  #s*-Vd, 

Beceiv'er,  Bs3-V-R 
Recel'ebrate,  R*-s 
Re'cency,  .Rs^-N-S 
Recen'sion,  r 
Re'cent,  R**-l 
Be'cently,  Rt 
Be'centness, 
Recep'tacle,  .Rs*-Pt-Kl 
Beceptac'ular,  Rsl-l 
Kl-R 

Becep'tible,  Bs^-Pt-Bl 
Recep'tion,  ^a-Pshn 
Recep'tive,  Rs*-Pt-V 
Receptiv'ity,  fis3-Pt-V-T 
Recess',  Rss* 
Reces'sion,  Rashn* 
Recharge',  fi'-CHr-J 
Bechar'ter,     .Ri-CHrt-R, 

£»-CHrt-Rd,    Rl-CHit-R- 

NG 

Recherche',  R2-SHr-SH 
Rechoose',  R3-CH.z 
Bec'ipe,  Rs*-P 
Becip'iency,  JJs3-Pn-S 
Becip'ient,  Bs^-Pnt 
Recip'rocal-ly,  Rs3-P-R- 

El 
Reciprocal'ity,  R&-P-R- 

Kl-T 
Recip'rocalness,  Rs^-P- 

•R-Kl-Ns 
Recip'rocate,     Ra*-P-R 

Kt,  Rs8-P-7i:-K-Td,  Bs3-P- 

KKt-NG 
Reciproca'tion,     Bs*-P- 

R-Kshn 

Reciproc'ity,  R^sPrs-T 
Recis'ion,  Rszhn3 
Recit'al,  5s»-T-L 
Recita'tion,  fls2-Tshn 
Recitative',  Rs3-T-Tv 
Recite',   fisi-T,  Bs»-Td, 

Recit'er,  K^-sTr 
Beck,  «2  K 
Reck'less,  E»-K-Ls 
Reck'lessly,  R*-K-Ls-i 
Reck'lessness,  fi'-E-Ls- 

Na    [iZ-s] 
Reck'on,  Ka-Kn,  ««-End, 

jK--Kn-NG 

Reck'oner,  B2-K-Nr 
Reck'oning,  R«-Kn-NG 
Reclaim',    /Z2-K1-M,   fi8- 

Kl-Md.  fl«-El-M-NG 
Reclaim'able,  #»-El-M- 

Bl 
Reclama'tion,     fi«-Kl- 

Mshn 

Rec'linate,  TP-Kl-Nt 
Reclina'tion,  B^-Kl-Nshn 
Recline', 

Kind,  Rl 


REG 

Reclose',  jR-Klz 

.Rs-Klz-NG 
Becluse',  7J3-Kls 
Recluse'ly,  flS-Kl-sZ, 
Be  luse'ness,  <R3-Kls-Ns 
Beclu'sion,  J?3-Klzhn 
Beclu'sive,  .R3-Kls-V 
Recoc'tion,  «i-K-KsUn 
Recogni'tion,  ^s  :  Nslm 
Rec'ognizable    or     Re- 

cog'nizable,  B2or1tNz- 

B-L 
Recog'nizance,    R':Nz- 

Ns 
Recogniza'tion,  P* 

INzsAn 
Rec'ognize,    /J2;Xz,    a« 

SXzd.  7f:Nz-NG 
Recognizee',  .fi^'.N-Z 
Recognizer',  flMNz-R 
Recoil',  ^'-K-L,  «i-K-Ld, 


Recoirer,  ^-K-L  • 
Recoil'ment,    RL  -  K  -  L  - 

Mnt 
Becoin',  Bi-Kn,  fl!-Knd, 

KJ-Ku-XG 

Recoin'age,  JJi-Kn-J 
Recollect',      B--K1-K-T, 

«2-Kl-K-Td,     ^.Rl-K-T- 

NG     [«s.  fi2tD,  .R(-)2] 
Recollec'tion,     722  -Kl- 

Kshn     [Rshn=] 
Recollec'tive,    fl^-Kl-K- 

Tv 
Becombine',  JJ'iBn,  J2» 

IBnd.  /J'iBu-NG 
Recommence',     S2iNs, 

,R2!Nst,  «2:Ns-NG 
Recommend',  JJ^iNd,  B2 

IN-Dd.  R2;Nd-NG 
Becommend'able,      R* 

INd-Bl 
Becommenda'tion,    R3 

iN-Dshn 
Recommend'atory,    R* 

INd-T-R 

Recommend'er,  R2;Ndr 
Reconimis'sion,  7i3  i  SHn 
Recommit',  R*'.T,  R? 

ITd,  K3'.T-NG 
Recommit'ment,  fi3;T 

Mnt 

Recommit'tal,  R>  !T-L 
Recommu'nicate,       £' 

!N-Kt 
Rec'ompense,     R-'Pus, 

fi«:Pnst,  7es:Pns-NG 
Recompose',   R2iPz,  JfJ* 

iPz-D,  TZ-'lPz-NG 
Bec'oncilable,  /?2'.si-Bl 
Bec'oncilableness,     7Ja 

Isi-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Bec'oncile,     R-'.sL,    R* 


Bec'oncilement,  TP'. 

Mnt 
Rec'onciler,  JK'isi-B 

Reconcilia'tion, 


REC 


220 


Reconcil'iatory,  R3  !si- 

Recrudes'cent,  R*-Kr- 

T-R 

Ds-Nt 

Rec'ondite   or  Recon'- 

Recruit',    R'-Krt,  R»-Kr- 

dite,  R2oriJDt 

Td,  R3-Krt-NG 

Reconduct',  R2!!)-^,  R2 

Recruit'er,  RS-Krtr 

SD-K-Td,  RS'.D-Kt-NG 

Recruit'ment,    R3  -  Krt  - 

Recon'naisance,         Ri 

Mnt 

iNs-Ns 

Recrystalliza'tion,    R2- 

Reconnoi'ter,      R>SNtr, 

K.rs-1-Lzshn 

RMNtr-D,  RitNtr-NG 

Recrys'tallize,  RS-Krs-T- 

Recon'quer,  RMKr,    R1 

Lz 

iKrd,  RiiKr-NG 

Rect'angle,  R^Kt-NG-Gl 

Recon'secrate,  RMsKrt, 

Rectan'gular,  Ri-Kt-NG- 

R>  !sKr-Td,  R1  !sKrt-NG 

Gl-R 

Reconsid'er,  R'lsDr,  R3 

Rectan'gularly,  Ri-Kt- 

isDrd,  R«isDr-NG 

NG-G1-R-Z, 

Reconsidera'tion,       R* 

Rec'tifiable,  RS-Kt-F-Bl 

SsDrshn 

Rectification,  Rs-Kt-F- 

Beconstruct',  R»;sTr-Kt, 

Kshn 

R2  IsTr-K-Td,  R2  isTr-Kt- 

Rec'tified,  R«-Kt-Fd 

NG 

Rec'tifler,  R^-Kt-F-R 

Reconstruc'tion^'.sTr- 

Rec'tify,  R^-Kt-F,  R*-Kt- 

Kshn 

Fd,  R2-Kt-F-NG 

Reconvene',  R'SVn 

Rectilin'eal,  R3-Kt-Z--Nl 

Reconvey,  R2:  V,  R*  i  Vd, 

Rectilin'ear,  R*-Kt-£n-R 

R-  1  V-NG 

Rec'titude,  R2-Kt-Td 

Reconvey'ance,    R^iV- 

Rec'tor,  R«-Ktr 

Ns 

Rec'torate,  R2-Ktr-T 

Recopy',  RJ-K-P 

Recto'rial,  R*-K-T-R1 

Record',  R'-Krd,  Ri-Kr- 

Rec'torship,    R2-Ktr-SH 

Dd,  A  -Krd-NG 

(-P) 

Rec'ord,  R^Krd 

Rec'tory,  R2  K-T-R 

Record'er,  R'-Kr-Dr 

Rec'tum,  R2-Kt-M 

Record'ership,    R1  -  Kr  • 

Recum'bence,  R'-iBns 

DrlSH 

Recum'bency,  R2  i  Bn-S 

Recount',  R1-Knt,  R'-Kn- 

Recum'bent,  R2  !  But 

Td.  RJ-Knt-NG 

Recu'perate,  R3-K-Prt, 

Recoup',  R3-K-P 

Recoup'ment,     R3-K-P- 

Recu'perative,  RS-K-Prt- 

Mnt 

V 

Recourse',  R2-Krs 

Recu'peratory,  R3-K-Prt 

Recov'er,    R^Kv-R,   R2- 

-R 

Kv-Rd.  R2-Kv-R-NG 

Recur',    RS-Kr,    R2-Krd, 

Recov'erable,   R2-Kv-R- 

BLKr-HO 

B\ 

Recur'rence,  R2-Krns 

Recov'ery,  R2-Kv-R 

Recur'rency,  R2  Krn-8 

Recov'eror,  R2-Kv-R-R 

Recur'rent,  R2-Krnt 

Rec'reancy,  R2-Krn-8 

Recurv'ate,  R2-Kr-Vt 

Rec'reant,  R2  Krnt 

Recurva'tion,      R2  -  Kr  - 

Rec'reate,  R2-Kr-T.     R«- 

Vshn 

Kr-Td.  R2-Kr-T-NG 

Recurve',  R^-Krv 

Recreate',  R2-Kr-T 

Recurv'ity,  R2-Kr-V-T 

Recrea'tion,  R2-Krshn 

Recurv'ous,  R^-Kr-Vs 

Rec'reative,  Rs-Krt-v 

Recu'sancy,  R3-Kz-N-8 

Rec'rement,  R2-Kr-Mnt 

Recu'sant,  R3  Kz-Nt 

Recrement'al,     R2  -  Kr  - 

Red,  R2-D.  RZ-Dr,  R2-Dst 

Mnt-i 

Redac'tion,  R^D-Kslm 

Recrementi'tious,     R3  - 

Redan',  R'-Dn 

Kr-Mnt-SHs 

Red'bird,  R2-D-Brd 

Recrim'inate,  R3-Kr-M- 

Red'-book,  R2  D-B-K 

N-T.  R3-Kr-M-N-Td,  R=- 

Redlbreast,  R2-D-Brst 

Kr-JI-N  T-NG 

Red'-coated,  R2-D-K-Td    . 

Recrimina'tion,    R«-Kr- 

Red'-chalk,  R2-D-CH-K 

M-Nshn 
Recrim'inative,    RS-Kr- 

Red'den,  R2-Dn,  RZ-Dnd.  1 
R2-Dn-NG 

M-N'-Tv 

Redden'dum,    R2-Dn-D- 

Recrim'inator,   R3-Kr- 

M 

M  Ntr 

Red'dish,  R2-D-SH 

Recrim'inatory,  R3  -  Kr- 

Red'disnness,  Rs-D-SH-  J 

M-N-T-R 

Na 

RED 

Reddi'tion,  R3-Dshn 
Red'ditive,  R^-D-Tv 
Redeem',  R3-D-M. 

Md.  R*-D-M-NG 
Redeem'able,  R3-D-M-B1 
Redeem'ableness,  Ra-D- 

M-Bl-Ns    [!Bs] 
Redeem'er,      R3  -  D  -  Mi 

(Rd3-Mr) 
Redeliv'er,  R3-Dl-Vr,  R3- 

Dl  -  Vrd.  R3  -  Dl  -  Vr  -  >TG 

[R3-D1,  R3-Dld,  R3-D1C)] 
Redeliv'ery,    R3  -  Dl  -  Vr 

[R3-D1H 

Redemise',  Ri-D-Ms 
Redemption,  R2  -  D  - 

Mshn 
Redemp'tioner,    R2  -  D  - 

Mshn-R 

Redemp'tive,  RJ-D-Mt-V 
Redemp'tory,  R2-D-Mt-R 
Red'-gum,  R«-D-G-M 
Red'-hood,  R2  D-Hd 
Red'-hot,,  R»-D-Ht 
Re'dient,  R3-D-N-T 
Redintegrate,    R3-D-N- 

T-Grt,    R3-D-N-T-Gr-Td. 

RS-D-N-T-Grt-NG 
Redintegration,  R2  -  D  - 

N-T-Grshn 

Redissei'zin,  R3-D-sZn 
Red'-lead,  R2  D-L-D 
Red'letter,  R2-D-Z,tr 
Red'-letter  day,  R2-D- 

itr-D 

Red'ness,  R2-D-Ns 
Red'olence,  R2-D-Zns 
Red'olency,  R^-D-Ln-8 
Red'olent,  R2-D-int 
Redouble,  R2-D-B1,  R*- 

D-Bld.  R2-D-B1-NG 
Redoubt',  R]-Dt 
Redoubt'able,  Ri-Dt-Bl 
Redound',    Ri-Dnd,   Ri- 

Dn-Dd.  R'-Dnd-NG 
Red'owa,  R2-D 
Redraw',  Rl-Dr 
Redress',  R2-Drs,  R2-Drst, 

R2-Drs-NG 

Redress'er,  R2-Dr-sR 
Redress'ible,  R2-Drs-Bl 
Redress'ive,  R^-Drs-V 
Redress'less,  R3  Dr-sLa 
Redscar',  R'-D-sK-R 
Red'-short,  R2-D-SHrt 
Red'streak,  R2-D  sTr-K 
Red'top,    R2  D-T-P   (R=- 

Dt-P) 
Reduce',  R3-Ds,   R3-Dst, 

R^-Ds-NG 
Reduced',  R3-Dst 
Reduce'ment,       R3-D- 

sMnt 

Redu'cent,  R3-Ds-Xt 
Redu'cer,  R3  D-aR 
Redu'cible,  R^-Ds-Bl 
Reduc'tion,  R^  D-Kshn 
Reduc'tive,  R2-D-Kt-V 
Redun'dance,     R2-Dnd. 

Ns 


RED 

Redun'dancy, 

N-S 

Redun'dant,  B^- 
Redun'dantly,    .R2-Dnd 

Nt-L 
Redu'plicate,     B?-I>-?1- 

Kt,  .R3-D-Pl-K-Td.  R?-V- 

Pl-Kt-NG 
Beduplica'tion,  R*-D-Pl- 

Kshn 
Bedu'plicative,  fi3-D-Pl- 

Kt-v 

Red'  wing,  JP-D-W- 
Bed'wood,  /2«-D-Wd 
Be-ech'o,  .K2-K,  .R2-K-D. 

R2-K-NO 
Beed,  RS-D 
Reed'-bird,  S'-D-Brd 
Beed'en,  fl*-Dn 
Be-ediflca'tion,  R*-Vt- 

Kshn 
Be-ed'ify,  B»-D-F,  #*-Df- 

D,  fla-D-F-NG 
Beed'ing,  #3-D-NG 
Beed'y,  R*-T> 
Beef,  £R  flft3,  JZf(-)3 
Beery,  fl3-F 
Beek,  #3-K,  B3-Kt,  jR3-K- 

NG 

Beek'y,  K'-K 
Beel,  RV,  fllds.  fil»-NO 
Be-elect',  R*-L-K-T,  R*-L- 

K-Td,  fi2-L-K 

Kt,  «P-K-Td, 
Be-elee'tion, 


Be-eligibil'ity,    fi3-Z-J- 

Bl-T 

Be-el'igible,  R*-L-J-3l 
Be-embark',  K^M-Br-K, 

R^M-Br-Kt,     KLM-Br-K- 

N& 

Be-embody',  B'-M-B-D 
Beem'ing,  R»-M-NO 
Be-enact',  iZ'-N-Kt, 

K-Td.  fi!-N-Kt- 
Re-enact'ment, 

Mnt 
Be-enforce',    K«-N-F-Rs, 

fi-'-N-F-Rst,      fiS-N-F-Rs- 

NG 
Re-enforce'ment, 

F-Rs-Mnt 
Be-engage', 


Be-enlist',  R^.^-Let.  R*- 

N-is-Td, 
Re-enlist'ment, 

Mnt 
Be-en'ter,  B2-Ntr,  -R»-Ntr- 

D.  fi2-Ntr-NG 
Be-enthrone',       JZ»  -  N  - 

THrn,    ^- 

N-THrn-NG 
Be-en'trance, 
Be-estab'lish,     [fii-8t-B, 

B'-St-Bt,  «i.St-B(-)].    See 

Establish,  etc. 
Ele-estab'lishment,  iB1- 

St-B-Mnt] 


221 

Beeve,  Rv*.  RV&,  . 
Be-examina'tion, 

sM-Nshn 
Be-exam'ine, 

A'-K-sMnd, 

NG 
Be-exchange', 

N-J 
Be-export', 


Refash'ion,  W-Fshn,  fii- 

Fshnd.  ^i-Fshn-NG 
Refec'tion,  B*-F-Kshn 
Refec'tive,  .R2-F-K-Tv 
Refec'tory,  Rt-F-K-T-R 
Refer',  RV-R,  RP-RA.  Rf°- 

-ff-NG    [RP.  RfV.  -Rf(-)2] 
Refe'rable,  fif--R-Bi 
Referee',  RP-R 
Reference,  Rf*-Rna  [Kf«] 
Referen'tial,  RW-R-X- 

SH1    [Kf^-fin] 
Refer'rible,  Bf2-«-Bl 
Refine',    fi'-Fn,    a^Fnd, 

B'-Fn-NG 

Refin'edly,  Bi-F-Nd-L 
Refin'edness,  fl'-Fnd-Ns 
Refine'ment,  fi^Fn-Mnt 
Refin'er,  .R'-F-Nr 
Refin'ery,  ^Z^Fn-fl 
Refit',  ^.Ft,  .Ra-F-Td,  R3- 

FtC) 

Reflt'ment,  «3-Ft-Mnt 
Reflect',    R&-L-K.-T,    RF- 

L-K-Td,    fif2-L-K-T-NG. 

See  Refract,  etc. 
Reflec'tion,  fif-i-Kshn. 

See  Refraction. 
Reflect'ive,  flf2-L-K-Tv 
Reflect'or,  RP-L-Ktr 
Re'flex,  RP-L-KR 
Reflexibil'ity,  RP-L-Ks- 

Bl-T 
Reflex'ible-y,   RV-L-Ks- 

Bl 

Reflex'ive,  flf-L-Ks-V 
Reflores'cence,    fif*  -  i  - 

.Rs-Na 

Ref'luence,  RP-Z,-Ns 
Ref'luency,  Rf*-Ln-8 
Refluent,  RP-L-Xt 
Re'flux,  RP-L-Ks 
Refoment',  TP-F-Mnt.  R*- 

F-Mn-Td,  R*-F-Mnt-NG 
Reform',   B'-F-R-M.    Ri- 

F-R-Md.      S'-F-R-M-NG 

[fi«-F,  K'-Fd,  «»-FC)] 
Reforma'tion,     JP-F-R- 

Mshn    [R^-Fshn] 
Reform'ative,  Rl  •  F  -  R  - 

Mt-V 
Reformatory,     B"-F-R- 

Mt-K 
Reformed',      fl'-F-R-Md 

[K'-Fd] 
Reform'er,      «>-F-/J-Mr 

[R«-F-Mr] 

Reform'iat,  R'-F-R-Mst 
Refor'tify, 


KEG 

Refos'sion,  .R'-Fslm 
Refract',   «i-Fr-K-T,   2?i- 

Fr-K-Td,  /^-Fr-K-T-NG. 

See  Rejlect.  etc. 
Refrac'tion,  fl'-Fr-Kshn. 

See  Rrjlf.rt.inn. 

Refract'ive,  ff'-Fr-K-Tv 
Refract'orily,     .Ri-Fr-K- 

T  R\ 
Refract'oriness,  Kl  •  Fr  - 

K-T-K-Na 

Refract'ory,  /Ji-Fr-K-T-K 
Ref'ragable,  /e2-Fr-iv-Bl 
Refrain',  K2  Fru,  7?2-Fmcl, 

/i>2-Fru-NCr 
Reframe',   /?2-Fr-M,    ^2. 

Fr-Md.  /jZ-Fr-M-NiT 
Refrangibil'ity,     ;^3-Fr- 

N-J-B1-T 
Refran'gible,  fli-Fr-N-J- 

Bl 
Refresh',   R*-Fr-SH.   R*- 

Fr-SHt.  Rt-Fr-SH-'SGr 
Refresh'er,  ff2-Fr-SHr 
Refresh'ment,  Rt-Fr-SH. 

Mnt 

Refrig'erant,  K3-Fr-Jrnt 
Refrig'erate,    /e»-Fr-Jrt, 

^3-Fr-Jr-Td,     ^3-Fr-Jrt- 

NG 
Refrigera'tion,    R--  FT  - 

Jrshn 
Refrig'erative,  7?3-Fr-Jr- 

Tv 

Refrig'erator,  ^3-Fr-Jrtr 
Refrig'eratory,    R3  -  Fr  - 

Jrt-fi 
Reft,  Rft* 
Refuge,  R'-F-J 
Refugee',  R*-F-3 
Reful'gence,  Rf*-L-Jns 
Reful'gency,  Rf-L-Ju-3 
Reful'gent,  .Rf2-i-Jnt 
Reful'gently,   RP-i-Jnt- 

L 
Refund',  R«-Fnd,  R^-F-N- 

Dd,  TJ'-Fnd-NG 
Refund'er,  /J2-Fndr 
Refus'able,  y^a-Fz-Bl 
Refus'al,  R3-Fz-L 
Refuse',  R3-Fz,  «3-Fzd,  fi»- 

Fz-NG 

Refuse,  K>-Fs 
Refus'er,  R*-F-Zr 
Refut'able,  R3  Ft-Bl 
Refuta'tion,  «2  F-Tshn 
Refut'atory,  /J3-Ft-T-R 
Refute',  «3  Ft,  fi3-F-Td, 

J^-Ft-NG 
Refut'er,  «3-Ftr 
Regain',  ^»-Gn,  .R>-Gnd, 


Re'gal, 

Regale',  JP-G-L,  R»-G-Ld, 

R»-G-L-NG 
Regale  'ment,    R»-G-L- 

Mnt 

Rega'lia,  R«-G-i 
Regal'ity,  Ri-G-L-T 
Re'gally,  R3  Gl 


REG 

Regard',    B'-Grd,  Rl-Gr- 

Dd.  Ri-Grd-NG 
Kegard'able,  Ri-Grd-Bl 
Regard'ant,  B^Gr-Dnt 
Regard'er,  B'-Gr-Dr 
Regard 'ful-ly,  Ri-Grd-Fl 
Regardless,  B'-Grd-is 
Regard'lessly,     B>-Grd- 

Ls-L 
Regard'lessness,  B^Grd- 

is-Ns 

Regards',  B'-Grdz 
Regath'er,  Ri-Gdhr 
Regat'ta,  B'-G-T 
Re'gency,  R3-  Jn-8 
Regen'eracy,  R*-  J-Nr-S 
Regenerate,  B'-J-Nrt. 
B^-J-Nr-Td.  B»-J-Nrt-NG 
Regen'erateness,  R*  •  J  - 

Nrt-Ns 
Regenera'tion,      R*  -  J  - 

Nrshn 
Regen'erative,  RM-Nrt- 

V 

Re 'gent,  RS-Jnt 
Re'gent-ship,  Ba-Jnt-SH 

(-P) 
Reger'minate,    R*-Jr-M- 

N-T 
Regermina'tion,    Bs-Jr- 

M-N*hn 

Reg'icide,  B*-J-sD 
Regime',  B3-ZH-M 
Reg'imen,  B2-J-Mn 
Reg'iment,  B^J-Mnt.  B4- 
J-M-N-Td.  B2-J-Mnt-NG 
Regiment'al,  B^-J-Mnt-Z, 

[IMnt] 
Regiment'als,  B^J-Mnt- 

Lz    [IMntz] 
Re'gion,  fi»-Jn 
Reg'ister,  fi»-Jstr,  fl*-J- 

sTrd,  fi2-Jstr-NG 
Reg'ister-sliip,     JP-Jstr 

tSH 

Reg'istrar,  S'-J-sTr-E 
Registra'tion,       R*-3  - 

sTrshn 

Reg'istry,  K*-J-sTr 
Reg'let,  #>-G-Lt 
Reg'nant,  JP-G-Nnt 
Regorge',  Ti^Gr-J,  Ri-Gr- 

Jd,  /f'  Gr-J-NG 
Regrant',   JSi-Gmt,   Rl- 

Grn-Td,  «>-Grnt-NG 
Regrate',  7^-Grt,  R*-Gr- 

Td.  7^-Grt-NG 
Regrat'er,  fl»-Grtr 
Re'gress,  JR'-Grs 
Regres'sion,  iP-Grshn 
Regress'ive,  fl*-Grs-V 
Regret',    B*Grt,    B»-Gr- 

Td.  R?  Grt-NG 
Regret'ful-ly,  R^-Grt-f 
Regret'table,  R*-Grt-Bl 
Reg'ular,  /Z«-G1-R  [B^- 
Regularity,     .Ri-Gl-fi-T 

[R'-G] 
Reg'ularly,  K*-G1-'R-L 


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Reg'ulate, /P-Glt,  &-G1- 

Td.  Bf-GH-NG 
Regulation,  JP-Glshn 
Reg'ulative,  2^-Glt-V 
Reg'ulator,  .W-GHr 
Reg'ulize,  R2  Glz 
Reg'ulus,  S?-G-Ls 
Regur'gitate,      JP-Gr-J- 

Tt.  «»-Gr-Jt-Td,  ff2-Gr-J- 

Tt(-) 
Regurgita'tion,  2J*-Gr-J- 

Tshn 
Rehabilitate, 

Tt,  RZ-B 

Tt(-) 
Rehabilita'tion,  Rt-B-L- 

Tshn 
Rehear',    R3-Rr.    J?s-Hr- 

NG    [/es-R,  iP-B-NG] 
Reheard',  tfs-Hrd 
Rehears'al,  B2-Hrs-£ 
Rehearse',    Rt-Hrs,    R2- 

Hrst,  «»-Hrs  NG 
Rehears'er,  JP-Hrs-R 
Rei,  R3 
Rei'gle,  K>-Gl 
Reign,  Bn>,  Bnd».  Kn*-NG 
Re-imburse',  R"-M-Br8, 

R2-M-Brst.   R2-M-Brs-NG 
Re-imburse'ment,     R»- 

M-Br-sMnt 
Re-imburs'er,   R^-M-Br- 

•B 

Rein,  Bu2,  JfJnd*.  Rn«-NG 
Rein'deer,  Rii'-D-R 
Re-inforce',  B*-N-F-Rs 
Rein'less,  7?n*-Z,s 
Re-inlist',  .RS-N-ist 
Reins,  Bnz« 
Re-insert',  R2  Ns-Rt 
Re-inspec'tion,  R*-Ns-P- 

Kshn 
Re-install',      R>-Ns-T-L, 

B'-Ns-T-Ld,     fli-Ns-T-L- 

NG 
Re-install'ment, 

T-Z,-Mnt 
Re-instate',  R^-Ns-Tt, 

Ns-T-Td.  RS-Ns-TtC) 
Re-instate'ment, 

Tt-Mnt 
Re-insur'ance,     R3  -  N  • 

SHrns 
Re-insure',  R3-N-SHr,  R' 

N-8Hrd,  R3.N.SHr-NG 
Re-in'tegrate,  /es-N-T- 

Grt 
Re-invest',  R8 -N-Vst, 

N-Vs-Td,  fl»-N-Vst(-) 
Re-invest'ment,   JP 

Vs-T-Mnt  [-Vs-Mnt] 
Re-invig'orate,  B3- 

Grt,    «3-N-V-Gr-Td, 

N-V-Grt-NG 
Reis-eflfen'di,  flz*-F-N-D 
Re-is'sue, 

D  (-SHd),  K3-SH-NG 
Reit'erate,  B3-T-Rt, 

B-Td,  B3-T- 
Reitera'tion, 


REL 

Reject',  B*-J-Kt, 
Td,  JP-J-Kt-NG 
Reject'able,  .R*-J-Kt-Bl 
Reject'er,  JP-J-Ktr 
Re^ec'tion,  B^-J-Kshn 
Rejoice',    Ri-Js,    Rl-3et, 


Rejoic'ingly,  B'-Js-NGl 
Rejoin',    B'-Jn,    Bi-Jnd, 

Rejoin'der,  B'-Jndr 
Rejoint',  Bl-Jn 
Td,  B'-Jnt-NG 
Rejudge',  /P-J-J, 

Reju'venate,  B3-Jv-Nt, 


NG 
Rejuvenes'cence, 

Ns-Ns 
Rejuvenes'cency, 

Ns-N-S 
Rejuvenes'cent, 

Ns-Nt 

Reju'venize,  R»-Jv-Nz 
Rekin'dle,      /e^-K-Nd-L, 

/F-K-Nd-Ld,   B3-K-Nd-L- 

NG 

Relaid',  R=-L-D 
Reland',  Ri-LnA,  Bi-L-N- 

Dd,  fii-Lnd-NG 
Relapse',  RV-Ps,  Bli-Pst, 

BP-Ps-NG 

Relaps'er,  Kl'-P-sR 
Relate',  R1V,  RV-1A,  R1H- 

NG 

Relat'er,  Hltr' 
Rela'tion,  Blshn' 
Relational,  Rlshn=-i 
Rela'tionship,       Rlshn» 

;SH 

Rel'ative,  Rlt*-V 
Rel'atively,  RW-V-L 
Rel'ativeness,  .Rlt*-V-Ns 
Relat'or,  Bltr« 
Relax',    Rl'-Ks,   Kli-Kst, 

Rl'-Ks-NG 

Relax'able,  Rl^-Ks-Bl 
Relax'ant,  .RlJ-Ks-Nt 
Relaxa'tion,  Bl'-KssAw 
Relax'ative,  Rli-Ks-Tv 
Relay',  R?-L,  R"~L&,  fl2- 

i-NG 

Releas'able,  Bis'  -B-L 
Release',  Bis3,  -Rlsf,  Bls»- 

NG 

Release'ment,  Rl'-sMnt 
Releas'er,  Rl3-sR 
Rel'egate,  Rl2  -Gt,  fll«-G- 

Td,  Bl*-Gt-NG 
Relega'tion,  KlJ-Gshn 
Relent',  Bint*, 


Relent'less,  Blnt2-£s 
Relessee',  B3-i-8 
Relessor',  B'-Zs-R 
Relet',  B2  it,  B2-Z,t-NG 
Rel'evance,  Bl'-Vns 
Rel'evancy,  Bl^-Vn-S 
Rel'evant,  Bl2-Vnt 


REL 


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Reliability,  Kl»  Bl-T 

Reme'dlable-y,   R»-Md- 

Reli'able.  ftli-Bl 

Bl 

Reli'ableness,  Bl«-Bl-Ns 
[IBs] 
Reli'ance,  Kins1 

Reme'dial,  RS-M-Dl 
Remed'iless,  R»-Md-is 
Rem'edy,  Ra-M-D.  R2-M- 

Bel'ic,  KP-K 

Dd,  R»-M-D-NG 

Rel'ict,  KP-Kt 

Remem'ber,  R2-M-M  Br, 

Relied',  KV-V  (or  Sldi) 

Ra-M-M-Brd,  R=-M-M-Br- 

Relief,  Wf3 

NG    [R»-M,   R»-Md,    R2- 

Reli'er,  .R'-L-R 

M(-)] 

Reliev'able,  «13-V-B1 

Remem'berer,   R2-M-M- 

Relieve',     Rl\»,     Blvd3, 

Br-R 

Alvf)8 

Remem'brance,     R2-M- 

Reljev'er,  J2lv3-u 
Reliev'o,  Rl*-V 

M-Brns    [R2-Me] 
Remem'brancer,  R*-M- 

Relig'ion,  Kl'-Jn   [fil»-J] 

M-Brns-R 

Relig'ionism,    RV-Jn-Z- 

Rem'igrate    or    Remi'- 

M     [-J-zM] 

grate,       R*ori  -  M  -  Grt, 

Relig'ionist,  .Rls-Jn-St 

RSori-M-Gr-Td,        RSori- 

Relig'ious,  Rl3-Js 

M-Grt-NG 

Relig'iously,  RV-J-sL 

Remigra'tion,      R*  -  M  - 

Relig'iousness,  Rl3  -  Js  - 

Grshn 

Ns 

Remind',     R'-Mnd,    Ri- 

Relin'quish,  Bl3-NG-Kw- 

Mn-Dd.  R«-Mnd-NG 

8H,  JfJls-NG-Kw-SHt,  .Rl3- 
NG-Kw-SH-NG   [R13-NG- 

Remind'er,  R'-Mndr 
Remind'ful,  R»-Mnd-F-L 

8H,  Kl3-NG-SHt,  .R1S-NG- 

Reminis'cence,    R3  -  M  - 

SH-NG] 

Ns-Ns 

Relin'quisher,    K13-NG- 

Reminis'cent,  B3-M-Ns- 

Kw-SHr    [fil«-XG-SHr] 

xt 

Relin'quishment,    fil3- 

Remise',  Ri-Mz,  Ri-Mzd, 

NG-Kw-SH-Mnt        [fil»- 

Ri-Mz-NG 

NG-SH-Mnt] 

Remiss',  R3-Ms 

Rel'iquary,  fil«-Kw-fi 

Remis'sible,  R3-Ms-B-L 

Relique',  Rl*-K 

Remis'sion,  R3-  Mshn 

Rel'ish,  K12-SH,  RV-Sm, 

Remiss'ly,  R3-Ms-i 

jRl«-8H-NG 

Remiss'ness,  Rs-Ms-Ns 

Rel'ishable,  B1S-SH-B1 

Remit',  R3-Mt,  R3-M-Td, 

Reloan',  R*-Ln 

R«-Mtc) 

Reluct',  BlJ-Kt 

Remit'ment,  R*-Mt-Mnt 

Reluc'tance,  J?lz-K-Tns 

Remit'tal,  R»-Mt-L 

Reluc'tancy,  fil^-K-Tn-S 

Remit'tance,  R3-M-Tns 

Reluc'tant,  Klz-K-Tnt 
Reluc'tantly,  JZl«-K-Tnt- 

Remit'tent,  R3-M-Tnt 
Remit'ter,  R3-Mtr 

L 

Remit'tor,  R3-Mtr 

Reluc'tate,  Bl2-K-Tt 

Rem'nant,  R«-Mn-Kt 

Relume',   R3-L-Kl.  IP-L- 

Remod'el,  R»-M-D1,  R'-M- 

Md.  .RP-L-M-NG 

Dld,  R'-M-Dl-NG 

Rely',  flli,  «H-D  (flld!). 

Remold',  Rs-M-Zd.  R2-M- 

fil'-NG 

L-DA,  R2-M-Ld-NG 

Remade',  R«-Md 

Remon'strance,  R'-Mns- 

Remain',  R2-Mn,  B^-Mnd. 

Tus 

R2-Mn-NG 

Remon'strant,  R1  -  Mns  - 

Remain'der,  R^Mndr 

Tnt 

Remains',  R2-Mnz 

Remon'strate,  R1  -  Mns  - 

Remake',  R*-M-K,  R*-M- 

Tt,      Ri-Mns-T-Td,      B«- 

K-NG 

Mns-Tt(-) 

Kemand',    RJ-Mnd,   R'- 

Remon'strator,  R'-Mns- 

Mn-Dd.  Ri-Mnd-NG 

Ttr 

Remark',    fi'-Mr-K,    fi'- 

Remor'dency,  /ZLMr-Dn- 

Mr-Kt,  «!-Mr-K-XG  [R1- 

8 

M.  R'-Mt.  R'-MC)] 

Remorse',  Rl-Mrs 

Remarks',  .R'-Mr-Ks  [R»- 

Remorse'ftil.  K»-Mr8-F-L 

Ms] 

Remorse'fuliy,  ^"-Mrs-F- 

Remark'able-y,    B>-Mr- 

L 

K-B1    [R>-M-B1] 

Remorseless,  Ri-1/ln-Ls 

Semark'ableness,      R*  - 

Remorse'lessly,  /Ji-Mrs- 

Mr-K-Bl-Ns      [R^MlBs] 

Ls-L 

Remark'er,  Bi-Mr-Kr 

Remorselessness,     R1  - 

Remar'ry,R»-M-« 

Mrs-Ls-Ns 

or     Ren- 

/in'  -  Kntr, 

Ald'-Kntr- 


HEN 

Remote',  T^-ilt,  RZ-Mtn 

R2-M-Tst    (or-Mtst) 
Remote'ly,  R2-Mt-7, 
Remote'ness,  K2-Mt-Ns 
Remount',  Ri-Mnt,  R'- 

Mn-Td,  R.i-Mnt-NG 
Removabil'ity,    K3-M-V- 

Bl-X  (or-Blt) 

Remov'able,  R'-M-V.BI 
Remov'al,  li^-ji-Yl 
Remove',  R3-M-Y,  RS-M- 

Vd,  R«-M-V-NG 
Remov'er,  R3-M-Vr 
Remu'nerable,  R3-M-Xr- 

Bl 

Remu'nerate,   R3-~vt-Xrt, 
R3-AI-Xr-Td,       l^-M-Xrt- 
XG 
Remunera'tion,    R2  -  M  - 

Nrshn 
Remunerative,    R3  -  M  - 

Nrt-V 
Remu'neratory,    R3  -  M  - 

Nr-T-JB 

Re'nal,  /J3-X-L 
Ren'ard,  flu^-Rd 
Renas'cence,  #l-Xs-Xs 
Renas'cency,  .R'-Xs-x-S 
Renas'cent,  J?'-Xs-xt 
Renas'cible, 
Rencon'tre 
coun'ter, 
.Rn'-Kut-Rd, 
XG 
Rend,     Rntf, 

.Rnd2-XG 
Ren'der,  Rmlr",  #ud2-Rd, 

.Rudr2-NG 

Ren'derable,  Kmlr2-B-L 
Ren'derer,  .Riidr-  R 
Rendezvous,     .R^-Xd-V, 

d-Vd.  .R2-Nd-V-NG 
Rendi'tion,  /e3-N-Dshn 
Ren'egade,  «2-X-Gd 
Renega'do,  fi2-N-a-D 
Renerve',  /J2-lsr-V 
Renew',  7J3-N,  «3-Nd,  fl»- 
N-NG.     At  the  end  of  the 
outlines    of    Renew    ami 
Renewed   join    a  tick   in 
direction    of    CH.      See 
JVew. 

Renewable,  «»-N-Bl 
Renew'al,  «3-N-L 
Renew'edly,  ^e3-X-D-^ 
Renew'er,  .K'-X-R 
len'iform, 
leni'tence,  /i'-X-Tns 
leni'tency,  /e>-X-Tn-8 
Reni'tent,  TZ'-X-Tnt 
ien'net,  R*-m 
Denounce',  s'-Nns,  Ri- 

N-Nst,  .Ki-N-Ns-XG 
Renounce'ment,  fi'  -  N  • 
Ns-Mnt 

lenoun'cer,  K'-N-Ns-R 
Ren'ovate,  JfP-N-Vt,  fi«- 
N-V-Td,  fi«-N-VtC) 
ienova'tion,  JP-X-Vshn 
Ren'ovator,  «3-N-Ytr 


REN 

Eenown',  #l-Nn 
Renowned',  B'-Nd 
Renown'edly,  Ri-XnA-L 
Renownless,  Ri-Nn-/,s 
Bent,  RnV,  tfi-N-Td,  Bnt* 

-NG 

Rent'able, 
Bent'al, 
Ren'ter,  tfntr2,  Bnt»-Rd, 

.Rntr'-NG 

Eent'-rqll,  KntVR-L 
Renuncia'tion,    K2  -  Nn  - 

S-Hshn 

Heo'pen,  R^-Pn 
Reordina'tion,    R^-R-D- 

Nshn 
Re-organiza'tion,  jR2-.R- 

G-Nzsftra  (-Gnz«An) 
Reorganize,  #>-.R-G-Nz, 

fl'-fl-G-Nzd,  Si-^^j-Nz- 

NG 

Rep,  R°-P 
Repac'ify,  S'-Ps-F 
Repack',  fl'-P-K,  B>-P-Kt, 
•  fli-P-K-NG 
Repack'er,  fli-P-Kr 
Repaid',  R*-Pd 
Repair',  /Z'-P-E,  J2>-P-Kd, 


Repair'able,  Rl-P-R-Bl 
•Repair'er,  fii-P-Rr 
.Rep'arable  R*-P-R-B1 
Repara'tion,  SP-P-Rsbn 
Repar'ative,  Rl-P-Rt-\ 
Repartee',  J23-P-fl-T,  B?- 

P-R  -Td,  .R3-P-.R-T-NG 
.Kepass',    B'-Ps, 


Repast', 
Repay,  fi^-P 
Repay'able, 
Repay'ment, 
Repeal',  fls-P- 

fi'-P-L-NG 
Repealabil'ity,     R*-P-L- 

Bl-T  (-Bit) 

Repeal'able,  7J3-P-Z,-B1 
Repeal'ableness,     R^-P- 

i-Bl-Na    [IBs] 
Repeal'er,  7J3-P-I,-B 
Repeat/,  £«-Pt,  fi»-P-Td, 

7ii-Pt(-) 

Repeat/  edly,  R3-P-1&-L 
Repeat'er,  «3-Ptr 
Repel',  .R2.p.Li 


Repel'lence, 
Repel'lency, 
Repel'lent,  R*-P-Lnt 
Repel'ler,  If-P-L-H. 
Repent',   K*-Pnt,    JB*-Pn- 

Td.  .RS.pnt-NG 
Repent'ance,  JFS^-Pnt-Ns 
Repent'ant,  K2-Pnt-Nt 
Repent'er,  R*-Pntr 
Repeo'ple,  «i-P-Pl,  R*-P- 

Pld,  .R3-P-P1-NG 
Repercuss',  ^-Pr-Ks 
Repercus'sion,    R*  •  Pi  • 

Kshu 


224 
Repercuss'ive,  -R*-Pr-Ks- 

V 
Reperti'tious,     .RVPr-T- 

SHa 

Rep'ertory,  R*-Prt-R 
Repetend',  B*-P-Tnd 
Repeti'tion,  B3-P-Tshn 
Repeti'tional,        R3  -  P  - 


Tshn-R 
Repeti'tious,  RS-P-T-Sffs 
Repine',  Rl-Pn,   Rl-Pn&. 

Repin'er,  JZ'-P-Nr 
Repin'ingly, 
Replace',  R2-Pls,  fls-Plst, 

Replace'ment,     R^-Pl- 

sMut 
Replant',  B>-Plnt,  R^-Pln- 

Rep'lant'able,    K'-Plnt-B 

(-L) 
Replanta'tion,     ^-Pln- 

Tshn 
Replenish,     #*-Pln-SH. 


NG 
Replenishment,  B*-Pln- 

SH-Hnt 

Replete',  R*-Plt 
Reple'tion,  /S*-Plslin 
Reple'tive,  «'-Plt-V 
Replev'iable,  «»-Pl-V-Bl 
Replev'in,  R*-Pl-Vn 
Replev'isable,  Jf^-Pl-Vs- 

Bl 
Replev'y,  R*-P1-V,  R*-Pl- 

Vd.  «s-Pl-V-NG 
Rep'licant,  .R2-Pl-Knt 
Replica'tion, 
Repli'er,  fi>-Pl-R 
Reply',  fl'-Pl,  ^i-Pld,  fii- 

Pl-NG 
Repol'ish,  JfJJ-P-L-SH,  fi'- 

P-L-SH-T,  fii-P-i-SH-NG 
Report',  R*P-Rt,  Rt-P-R- 

Td,  «2-P-Bt-NG 
Report'er,  R?-P-Rtr 
Report'ing, 
Repos'al,  /P-Pz-L 
Repose',  R*-Pz,  R^-Pz-D, 

fi--Pz-NG 
Repos'edness,    J^-Pz-D- 

Ns 
Repos'it,  B'-Pz-T,  B»-Pz- 

Td,  B'-Pz-T-NG 
Reposi'tion,  R*-Pzshn 
Repository,  Ri-Pz-T-R 
Repossess',    R*-Pss,   R"2- 

Pss-T.  «S-Pss-NG 
Reposses'sion,  R*-Psshn 
Reprehend',  JP-Pr-Hnd. 

fi«-Pr-Hn-Dd,  /2»-Pr-Hnd 

-NG 
Reprehend'er,    R-  -  Pr  - 

Hndr 
Reprehensibil'ity,     R3- 

Pr-Ns-B-L-T 


REP 

Reprehen'sible,  R*  -Pr- 

Ns-B-L 
Reprehen'sibleness,  R*- 

Pr-Ns-B-i-Ns     [:Bs] 
Reprehen'sibly,    /Z2-Pr- 

Ns-B-I, 
Reprehen'sion,  K'-Pr- 

Nshn 
Reprehen'sive,  S»-Pr-Ns 

-V 
Represent',    R*-  Prz  -  Nt, 


NG    [/J2-P,  -R2-PSD, 

PC)] 
Representa'tion, 

N-Tshn    t^-Pshn] 
Represent'ative,  R?-Prz- 

^7t-Tv    [ff*-p;i 
Represent'er,  TP-Prz-Ntr 
Represent'ment,  B^-Prz- 

M-Mnt 
Repress',  JS^-Prs,  JfP-Prst, 


Repress'er,  K*-Pr-sR 
Repres'sion,  ^--Prsbn 
Repress'ive,  ^-- 
Repress'ively, 

L 
Reprieve',    .R3-Prv,     fi3- 

Prvd.  «3-Prv-NG 
Rep'rimand,  ,R2-Pr-Mnd, 


-NG 
Reprint',  B3-Prnt,  fi'-Prn 

-Td,  7e3-Prnt-NG 
Re'print,  ^3-Prnt 
Repris'al,  «'-Prz-L 
Reprise',  ^J-Prz 
Reproach',  .RZ-Pr-CH,  R*- 

Pr-CHt.  jR2-Pr-CH-NG 
Reproach'able,    R*-Pr- 

CH-Bl 
Reproach'ableness,  R*- 

Pr-CH-Bl-Ns     t:Bs] 
Reproach'er,  R=-Pr-CHr 
Reproach'ful-ly,    tf*-Pr- 

CH-F1 
Rep'robate,     ^2-Pr-B-T, 


NG 
Rep'robateness,    R*-Pr- 

B-T-Ns 

Rep'robater,  K=-Pr-Btr 
Reproba'tion,      R1  -  Pr  - 

Bsh- 
Reproduce',   K'-Pr-Ds, 

R3-Pr-Dst.  R3-Pr-Ds-NG 
Reproduc'tion,  R^-Pi-D- 

Kshn 
Reproductive,  RS-Pr-V- 

Kt-v 
Reproduc'tory,  R*-Pr-D- 

K-Tr 

Reproof,  R3-Prf 
Repromul'gate,  R*  -Pi- 

rn Gt 

Reprov'able,  R3.prv.B-L 
Reprov'ableness,  B3-Prv 

!Bs 
Reprov'ably,  ^-Prv-B-i 


REP 

Reprov'al,  R*.pr-Vl 
Reprove',    R3  -  Prv, 

Prvd,  .R'.prv.NG 
Reprover,  #3-Pr-Vr 
Reprovingly,    .R3- 

NG-L, 

Rep'tile,  fi«-Pt-L 
Reptil'ian,  .R3-Pt-£n 
Repub'lic,        R--P-B-L-K 

[.R--P-B] 
Republican,     -R*-P-B-Z. 

Kn    [.R-.P-Bn] 
Republicanism, 

L-Ku-Z  M     [fi-^P-- 
Repub'licanize,  .R2-P-B 

X-K-Nz,  «2-P 


225 


RES 


Republica'tion, 
i-Kshn    [fi~P- 
Repub'lish,  /?2-P-B-/.,-SH, 


L-SH-NG    [B2.p.B,     RS 

P-B1T,  R2-P-BC)] 
Repu'diable,  7^-P-D-Bl 
Repu'diate,  R3-P-Dt,  R3- 

P-D-Td,  JFJ3-p-DtO) 
Repudia'tion,  .R^P-Dshn 
Repu'diator,  R3-P-Dtr 
Repug'nance,  R*-P-G- 

Nns 
Repug'nancy,  R2-P-G- 

Nn-S 

Repug'nant,  R*-P-G-Nnt 
Repug'nantly,  E?-P-Qr- 

Nnt-L 
Repulse',  J?2-P-Ls,  B«-p. 

Lst,  fi^-P-Ls-NG 
Repul'sion,  ^2-P-Lshn 
Repul'sive,  R*-P-Ls-V 
Repul'sively,  K=-P-is-V- 

Zr 

Repul'siveness, 

V-Ns 

Repul'sory,      -- 
Repurchase,  K2-Pr-CHs, 


NG 

Rep'utable-y,  .fi?-Pt-Bl 
Rep'  utableness,  a2  -  Pt  - 

Bl-Ns    [:Bs] 
Reputa'tion, 

[K?-Pshn] 
Repute', 


Reput'edly,  R'-P-Td-Z 
Request',    R^-Kwst,     K*- 

Kws-Td.  R*-KvrstC) 
Request'er,  fi^-Kwstr 
Re'quiem.  B^-Kw-M 
Requir'able,  tf'-Kw-K-Bl 
Require',  H'-Kw-E.    R1- 

Kw-fld,  .R'-Kw-B-NG 
Require'ment,  fii-Kw-B- 

Mnt 

Requir'er,  .R'-Kw-Rr 
Req'uisite,  H«-Kwz-T 
Req'uisiteness,  JKi-Kwz-- 

T-Ns 

Requisi'tion,  R*-Kvrzslin 
Requit'al,  JZ'-Kwt-L 

10* 


Requite',  R'-Kwt,  Ri-Kw-  Residue,  Rz2-r> 

Td,  Ri-Kwt-NG 

Resid'uum,  /ez3-D-M 

Requit'er,  Ri-Kwtr 

Resign',   Rz^-~K,    /jz^Nd. 

Rere'ward,  R3-R-Wrd 

Rz'-N-NG 

Resail',    R^-eL,   R3-sL-D, 

Resigna'tion,      .Rz2  -  G  - 

R-^-sZ-NG 

Nshn 

Resale',  R2-s// 

Resigned',  Rzi-Nd 

Rescind',  Rs3-Nd,  Rs3-N- 

Resign'edly,  /fz^N-D-i 

Dd,  Rs3-Nd-NG 

Resign'er,  .Rz'-N-R 

Rescis'sion,  Rszhn3 

Resilience,  7i'3-zi-Ns 

Rescis'sory,  R3-Ss-R 
Re'script,  R3-sKr-Pt 

Resiliency,  /e3-z/y-N-S 
Resilient,  ,R3-z//-Nt 

Rescrip'tion,      R3  -  sKr  - 

Resili'tion,  Rt-zLshn 

Pshn 

Resin,  7fz2-X 

Res'cuable,  Rs2-K-Bl 

Resinif'erous,    Rz^-'S-~'- 

Res'cue,   R«2-K.   Rs2-Kd, 

Ks 

Rs2-K-NG 

Resinous,  .Kz2-Ns 

Res'cner,  Rs2-K-R 

Resist',  Rzs»-T,  ^Szs3-Td, 

Research',      Rs2  -  R  -  CH, 

Rzs3-T-NG 

Rs^-R-CHt,  Rs2-R-CH-NG 

Resist'ance,  7izs3-Tns 

Reseat',    Rs3-T,    Rs3-Td, 

Resist'ant,  Kzs3-Tnt 

Rs3-T-NG 

Resist'er,  ,Rzs3-T-R 

Reseize',    R3-sZ,  Rs-sZd, 

Resistibillty,  «zs3-T-Bl. 

R3  sZ-NG 

T 

Reseiz'ure,  R3-sZHr 

Resistible,  7Jzs3-T-Bl 

Resell',  R--sL,  R2-st-NG 

Resistive,  RZKS-IV 

Resem'blance,  R3  -  zM  - 

Resistless,  Rzss-T-Ls 

Bins 

Resold',  R2-&L-D 

Resem'ble,     R*  -  zM  -  Bl, 

Res'oluble,  R"~zL-El 

7J2-zM-Bld,  R2-zM-Bl-NG 

Res'olute,  R"-zLt 

Resend',  Bs2-Nd 

Res'olutelv.  R2-zLt-L 

Resent',    jRz2-Nt,    Rz2-X-  !  Res'olutene'ss,  Rz-zLt-y* 

Td,  .Rz2-Nt-NG 

Resolu'tion,  R3-zishn 

Resent'er,  Rz2-Ntr 
Resent'ful,  .Rz2-Nt-F-L 

Resolvable,  .R'-zi-V-Bl 
Resolve',  Rl-zL-\,  Ri-zL- 

Resent'fully,  JZz«-Nt-F-i 

Vd,  Ri-zA-V-NG 

Resentlve,  Rz2-Nt-V 

Resolvedness,   Ri-zL- 

Resent'ment,     Rz*  -  Nt  - 

Vd-Ns 

Mnt 

Resolvent,  Rl-zL-Vnt 

Reserva'tion,      Rz-  -  R  - 

Resolv'er,  Ri-zL-\e 

Vshn 

Res'onance,  .Rz2-Xns 

Reserv'atory,     Rz*-R-V- 

Res'onant,  jR/2-Nnt 

T-R 

Resorb'ent,  R^-R-Bnt 

Reserve',    Rz"-R\,    Ri?- 

Resort',     Rz^  Rt,     Rz^-R- 

Rvd,  Rz^-Rv(') 

Td.  Rz'-Kt-NG 

Reserved',  RZ--RV&. 
Reservedly,  Rz^-Rvd-L 

Resort'er,  Rz^-Rtr 
Resound',   RzJ-Nd,   Rz'- 

Reserv'edness,  RZ*-R- 

N-Dd,  Rzi-Nd-NG 

Vd-Ns 

Resound',  Rs'-Nd,  Rs'-N- 

Reserv'er,  Rz*-R\-R 

Dd,  Rsi-Nd-NG 

Reservoir',  Rz2-.R-V-R 

Resource',  Rs2-Rs 

Reset',  Rs2-T,  Rs^T-NG 

Respect',  Rs2-p-Kt,  Rs»- 

Reset'tle,  Rs2-T-L,  Rsz-T- 

P-K-Td,  Rs2  P-Kt-NG 

Ld,  /?s2-X-L-NG 

Respectability,  Rs3  -  P  - 

Reset'tlement,  Rs'-T-£- 

Kt-Bl-T 

Mnt 

Respect'able-y,  Rs*-P- 

Reship',  R3-SH-P 

Kt-Bl 

Reside',    Rzi-V,   Kz'-Dd, 

Respect'ableness,    Rs*.- 

Rz'-D-NG 

P-Kt-Bl  Ns     [IBs] 

Residence,  Rz2-Dns 

Respect'ed,  Rs2-P-K-Td 

Residency,  .Rz^-Dn-S 

Respect'er,  R«2-P-Ktr 

Resident,  Rz«-Dnt 

Respect'ful-ly,  Rs=-P-Kt. 

Res'identer,  Rz2-Dntr 
Residen'tial,  Rz*-D-N- 

Fl 
Respect'fulness,   Rs*-P- 

SH1 

Kt-Fi-Ns   I:FS] 

Residen'tiary,  Rz*-D-N- 

Respecting,  Rs=  -  P  -  Kt- 

Sffr 

NG 

Resid'er,  R'-zDr 
Resid'ual,  Rz3-D-L 

Respective,  Rs«  P-Kt-V 
Respectively,  As»-P-Kt- 

Reaid'uary,  Rz3-D-R 

V-L 

•  RES 

Eespect'less,     Rs2-P-  — 

It 
Eespect'lessness,  J2s*-P- 

Kt-is-Na    [1Z.S] 
Bespell',  Rs-P-TL,  Rs*-P- 

Ld,  tfs*-P-L-N 
Kespirabili'ty, 

Bl-T 

Bespir'able,  B 
Eespir'ableness,  Rsl-P- 

/e-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Bespira'tion,  #s2-P-Rshn 
Bes'pirator,  Rs*-P-Rtr 
Bespir'atory,  Rsl-P-R-T- 

R 
Bespire',  tfs^P-E,  Rsl-P- 

Bd,  RKi-P-R-TSGr 
Bes'pite,    Rs*-Pt,   Rs*-P- 

Td,  R^-Pt(-) 
Besplen'dence,        Bs2  - 

Plnd-Ns 
Besplen'dency,        Rs*  - 

Phid-N-8 
Kesplen'dent,  Bss-Plnd- 

Nt 
Resplen'dently,      Rs*  - 

Plnd-Nt-L, 
Bespond',  JZsi-Pnd,  Bs1- 

Pn-Dd.  fis>-Pnd-NG 
Bespond'ence,  .Rsl-Pnd- 

Ns 
Bespond'ency,  Rsl-Pn&- 

N-S 
Eespond'ent,     Bs1-Pnd- 

Nt 
Besponden'tia,  Ss*-Pnd- 

N-SH 

Bespon'sal,  Rs^P-Ns-L 
Eesponse',  fis1-Pns 
Besponsibil'ity,  Rs3-Pns 


Bespon'sible, 

L    [«s'-Pns] 
Bespon'sibleness,    5s1- 

Pns-B  L-Ns    [IBs] 
Bespon'sibly,  .Rs^Pns-B- 

L    [fis'-Pns] 

Bespon'sive,  Bs'-P-Ns-V 
Bespon'sively,  ^s'-P-Ns- 

V-L 
Bespon'siveness,  Ral-P- 

Ns-V-Ns    [«si-Pns:Vs] 
Bespon'sory,  Ks^P-Ns-B 
Best,  R*t*.  fis2-Td.  Rst(-)t 
Bes'taurant,  R^-T-Rnt 
Bestaurateur',  R&ort-T- 

Rtr 

Bestem  ,  Rs^-T-M 
Best'iff,  AV-Tf 
Bes'tifFness,  Rtf-lt-'Sa 
Best'ing,  /Jst(-)8 
Best'ing-place,    Rs*  -  T  - 

NG-Pls 

Bestitu'tion,  fls'-T-Tshn 
Best'ive,  Rs=-Tv 
Best'iveness,  5sa-Tv-Ns 
Best'lesa,  R^-xLa 
Best'lessly,  R*-sLs-L 
Bestor'able,  fis2-T-K-Bl 
Bestora'tion,  .Rs3-T-.Rshn 


226 

Bestora'tionist, 

Rshu-St 

Bestor'ative,  Bs2-T-Bt-V 
Bes'torator,  Rs^-T-Rti 
Bestore',  fis2-T-B,  ^s»-T- 

Bd,Bs*-T  fi-NG 
Bestor'er,  fis2-T-Br 
Bestrain',   R--s1rn,  R>- 

sTrnd.  .RS-sTrn-NG 
Bestrain'able,  B2-sTr-N- 

Bl 
Bestrain'edly, 


Bestrain'er,  B2-sTr-Nr 
Bestraint',  R^-sTrnt 
Bestrict',   ^^-sTr-Kt, 

sTr-K-Td.  fiS-s 
Bestric'tion,      ««  -  sTr  - 

Kshn 

Bestrict'ive,  K3-sTr-Kt-V 
Bestrict'ively,    .R3  -  sTr  - 

Kt-V-i 

Bestringe',  «3.STr-N-J 
Bestrin'gency,     B3-sTr- 

N-Jn-S 
Bestrin'gent,    B3-sTr-N- 

Jnt 

Best'y,  Bs2-T 
Result',  R°-7.Li,  RV-zL-T(l, 

if-zZ/t-NG 

Besult'ance,  B2-zi-Tns 
Result'ant,  JZ--zi-Tnt 
Besum'able,  B3-zM-Bl 
Besume',    (razuma')    R2- 

Z-M 
Resume1,  JR3.ZM,  2Z»-zMd, 


Resum'mpn, 
Resumption,  K2-zMshn 
Resumptive,  R*-zUt-V 
Resu'pinate,  .RsS-P-N-T 
Resu'pine,  Rtf-Pn 
Resurrec'tion,    Rz*  •  R  - 

Kshn 
Resurrec'tionist,  Rz*-R- 

Kshn-St 
Resurvey,  R*--R-V,  Rs*- 

fi-Vd,  Bss-R-V-NG 
Besus'citate,   R*  -  Ba  -  Tt, 


Resuscita'tion,    R*  -  Ss  - 

Tshn 
Resus'citative,   R^-Ss-1- 

Tv 
Retail',  B2-T-L,  R«-T-Ld. 

«2-T-L-NG  (BtJ-L,  etc.) 
Re'tail,  .R3-T-L  (Rt3-L) 
Betail'er    or    Be'tailer, 


Betain',    R--Ti 

Betain'er,  R*-T-Nr 
Retake',  R^-T-H,  K2-T-K 

NG 

Retak'en,  #2-T-Kn 
Retal'iate,  .Ri-T-Lt,  fii-T 

i-Td.  R»-T-it-NG 
Retalia'tion,  Bs-T-ishn 
Retal'iative,  R1  T-it-V 
Retaliatory,  R^-T-Lt-R 


RET 

Retard',  fli-T-Rd,  ^ji-T- 
fi-Dd,  Ri-T-fid-NG 

Betarda'tion,  J?2-T-B- 
Dshn 

Retard'er,  Ri-T-R-T>r 

Retard'ment,  fii-T-Bd- 
Mnt 

Retch,    fl2-CH,    B2-CHt, 


Eetell', 

NG 

Beten'tion,  J^-T-Nshn 
Beten'tive,  JP-Tnt-V 
Beten'tiveness,  .R2-Tnt- 

V-Ns    [!Vs] 
Be'tiary,  R3-SH-R 
Bet'icence,  .Rts^-Ns 
Bet'icency,  Jfts2-N-S 
Bet'icent,  ^t.s2-Nt 
Ret'icle,  jR2-T-Kl 
Retic'ular,  iJs.x-Kl-B 
Retic'ulate,  .RS-T-KH 
Betic'ulated,  7<!3-T-Kl-Td 
Beticula'tion,        R"  -  T  - 

Klshn 

Eet'icule,  B2-T-K1 
Bet'ifonn,  Rt^-F-'R-^l 
Eet'ina,  5t2-N 
Bet'inal,  7Jt2-N-L 
Eet'inoid,  /St2-N-D 
Eet'inue,  M2-N  (with  final 

tick  as  in  New. ) 
Eetire',  B'-T-R,  J?'-T-Rd, 

fi'-T-fl-NG    (Rti-R,    Bti- 

Bd,  Bti-fl-NG) 
Betired'ly,  fli  -  T  -  Rd  -  L 

(Rti-Rd-i) 
Betired'ness,    R^-T-Rd- 

Eetire'ment,    Ri  -  T  -  B  - 

Mnt  (Bti-B-Mnt) 
Betir'ing,    fii  -  T  -  R  •  NG 

(Bt'-K-NG) 
Betold',  fl»-T-Ld 
Betook',  B3-T-K 

XvGtOrt .   it*-X-Rt,  R*-T-/r- 

Td.  fli-T-TSt-NG  (Rt'-Rt, 

Rt*-.R-Td,  Rti-fit-NG) 
Betort'er,  ^'-T-^tr  (Rti- 

fltr) 
Eetor'tion,    R1  -  T  -  Rshn 

(Rti-Rshn) 
Eetoss',  fl>-Ts 
Betouch',  R2  T-CH,  J^-T- 

CHt,  7J2-T-CH-NG 
Betrace',  K2-Trs.  B2-Trst, 

H2-TrsNG 
Eetract',  fltri-Kt.  JZtr'-K- 

Td,  Rtri-Kt-NG 
Betract'able,  /etr'-Kt-Bl 
Betracta'tion,    TJtr2  -  K  - 

Tshn 

Betract'ible,  Ktri-Kt-Bl 
Eetract'ile,  .Rtri-Kt-L 
Betrac'tion,  Btri-Kshn 
Eetract'ive,  fitr'-Kt-V 
Betrax'it,  Btr'-Ks-T 
Betread',  fl2-Tr-D 
Betreat',  fis-Trt,  B»-Tr 

•Td,  S3-Trt{*) 


RET 

Retrench',  #*-Tr-N-CH- 

JP-Tr-N-CHt, 

CH-NG 
Retrenchment, 

N-CH-Mnt 
Retrio'ute,  Rtr3-Bt 
Retribu'tion,  fitr»-Bshn 
Retrib'utive,  Rtr*-Bt-V 
Retrib'utory,  RtrZ-Bt-R 
Retriev'able-y,  R*-Tr-v- 

Bl 
Retrievableness, 

Retrieval,  R^Tr-  VI 
Retrieve',  R3-Trv,  R3- 

Trvd.  .RS-Trv-NG 
Retriev'ment,     Rt-Trv- 

Mnt 

Retriev'er,  B3-Tr-Vr 
Retroact',  «i-Tr-Kt,    Ri- 

Tr-K-Td.  JZi-Tr-Kt-NG 
Retroac'tion,       R*  -  Tr  - 

Kshn 

Retroactive,  Ri-Tr-Kt-V 
Ret'rocede,  R2-Trs-D 
Retroces'sion,  R2-Trs*i 
Ret'roflex,  fi^.Tr-Fl-Ks 
Ret'ronexed,    JS«-Tr-Fl- 

Kst 

Ret'rofract,  B^-Trf-R-Kt 
Ret'rofracted,  JZ^-Trf-R- 

K-Td 
Retrograda'tion,  R^Tt- 

Gr-Dshn 

Het'rograde,  J?»-Tr-Grd, 
^-Tr-Gr-Dd,  .RS-Tr-Grd- 
NG 
Retrogres'sion,  JZ«-Tr- 

Grshn 
Retrogressive,  RS-IT- 

Grs-V 

Ret'rospect,  fl*  Tr-sP-Kt 
Retrospec'tion, 

sP-Kshn 
Retrospect'ive,  R?-Tr- 

sP-Kt-V 
Retrospect'ively, 

sP-Kt-V-i 
Retro ver'sion,     fi«  -  Tr  - 

Vrshn 

Ret'rovert,  R«-Tr-Vrt 
Ret'ting,  7Zt2-NG 
Return',  R*-T-Rn,  _.    _ 
find,  W-T-fin-NG    (Rt*- 
JZn,      Rtsfind,     ' 
NG) 
Return'able, 

Return'-day,  K>-T-Ru-V 


227 

Reveal'able,  B'-V-£-Bl 
Reveal'ableness,    2Z»-V- 

L-Bl-Ns     [IBs] 
Reveal'er,  «»-V-Z-R 
Reveal'ment,  ZZ»-V-L- 

Mut 

Reveil'le,  R*-V-L 
Rev'el,  yes-V-L,  .RS-V-Ld 


Revela'tion,  R*-V-Lahn 
Reveler,  /Z2-V-Z-R 
ReVel-rout,  R"-\-L 
Revelry,  R*-v-L-R 
Revend'icate,  ZZ«-Vnd-Kt 


Return'er, 

(RtS-Rn-R) 
Return'less, 

(Rt2-fin  is) 
Retuse',  fi'-T 
Reun'ion,  fia 
Reunite',   «'-Y-N  T. 

Y-N-Td.  fi>  Y-N  T-NG 
Reveal', 


,      -- 
Revendica'tion,  Jlf-Vnd- 

Kshn 
Revenge',  B2-V-N-J, 

V-N-Jd.  flS-V-N-- 
Revenge'ful-ly, 

J-F1 
Revenge'fulneas, 

N-J-Fl-Ns    [!Fs] 
Reven'ger,  fi2-V-N-Jr 
Revenue,  jR^-V-N 
Revenue-cutter,   « 

N-Ktr 
Revenue-officer,  B 

N-Fs-R 
Revenue-stamp, 

Ns-T-M-P 
Reverberant,     RV'-R 

Brnt 
Reverberate,  flv*-fl-Brt 

«v«  -  /?  -  Br  -  Td,  Rv*-R 

Brt(-) 
Reverbera'tion,   Rv*-R 

Brshn 
Reverberatory,  RV'-R 

Brt-fi 
Revere',   R^-V- 

R&,  .R8-V-R-NG 
Rev'erence, 

Rv^-Rnst,  /Zv 
Rev'erencer, 
Rev'erend,  Rv*  • 


REV 

Revert'er,  Hv^- 
Revert'ible,  Rv-- 
Revert'ive,  ltv*-Kt-V 
Rev'ery,  H\*- 
Revest',    R"- 

Td,  .R2-Vst(-) 
Revest'ment, 

Mnt 

Revet'ment,      -- 
Revi'brate,  «'-V-Brt 
Review,    «3 


- 

Review'er.  fi3-V-ij 
Revile',  ff'-v-L,  .R'-V-Ld 


R*-\ 


When  employed  as  a  title, 
use  abreviation  R*-V,  as 
R2-V  Dri  Krz'-B1  (Rev. 
Dr.  Crosby) 
Reverent,  iZv«-/Znt 

fiv«-JZ-N- 


, 
Reveren'tial, 

8H1    [«vs-fin] 
Reveren'tially, 

Sffl    iRv*-R 
Reverently, 
Rever'er,  JZ3-V-Br 
Reverie',  R*-V-R 
Rever'sal,  Rv^-Ra-Ij 
Reverse',    Rv3-Rs, 

Rat,  Bv*-fls-NG 
Reversely,  Rv*-R-eL 
Revers'er,  Bv*- 
Revers'ible,  K 
Rever'sion,  Sv^ 
Rever'sionary, 

Rshn-R 
Reversioner,  Kv*-fishn- 

B 
Revert', 

Td, 


Revil'er,  /e'-V-i-R 
Revindicate,  «3-Vnd-Kt 
Revis'al,  ^i-Vz-L 
Revise',   .fi'-Vz,    K--Vzd, 

fi'-Vz-NG 
Revis'er,  .Ri-V-Zr 
Revi'sion,  7S3-Vzhn 
Revis'ional,  ^3.vzlin.^ 
Revis'ionary,  JS---Vzhn-fi 
-;Revis'it,  /e'-Vz-T,  ^3.yz. 

Revisita'tion,      ^2  -  Vz  - 

Tslm 

Revi'sory,  fi'-Vz-jFZ 
Revi'val,  TZ^V-VI 
Reviv'alist,  ^z'-V-Vlst 
Revive',    /z'-v-v,    Ri-v- 

Vd.  Ri-V-V-NG 
Reviv'er,  .R'-V-Vr 
Revivifica'tion,  R2-V-V- 

F-Kshn 
Revivify,  RS.y-V-F,  R3. 

V-V-Fd.  RS-V-V-F-NG 
Revivis'cence,  JZ3-V-Vs- 

Ns 
Revivis'cency,  R3-V-Vs- 

N-S 
Revivis'cent,     J?3-V-Vs- 

Nt 
Reviv'or, 


, 
Revocabil'ity,    fi^-v-K- 

Bl-T 

Revocable,  /z«-V-K-Bl 
Rev'ocableness,  7?2-V-K- 

Bl-Ns     [IBs] 

Revocation.  ^-V-Kshn 
Rev'ocatory,  R*-V-K-T-R 
Revoke',  R2-V-K,  «*-V-K- 

T,  «2  V  K  NG 
levoke'ment,     JP-V-K- 

Mnt 
Revolt',  fivi-it,    /2v>-i- 

Td.  flvi-/,t-NG 
levolt'er,  Kvi-Ltr 
ievoluble,  «v«-z,-Bl 
lev'olute,  ffv2-/,t 
levolu'tion,  Rv^-ishn 
Revolutionary,       Rv*- 

Lshn-R 
ievolu'tioner,  Rv3-Lsha 

-R 
levolu'tionism,      fiv»- 

Zehn-Z-M 
levolu'tionist,        JZvf- 

ishn-St 


REV 

Bevolu'tionize, 
Zshn-Z,       .RvS-ishn-Zd, 


228 


RIN 


Revolve',  «vi-L-V, 

L-Vd,  Kvi-£-V-NG 
Eevolv'ency,  Bv»-i-Vn- 

8 

Revolver,  Rv^-L-Vr 
Revul'sion,  Rv--L$bn 
Revul'sive,  Rv*-Ls-V 
Reward',  fl'-Wrd,  «>-Wr 

•Dd.  J2»-Wrd-NG 
Reward'able,  fii- 
Reward'er,  fli-Wrd 
Reward'less,  Ri-Vfrd-Ls 
Rewrite',  Rl  R-T 
Rewriting,  /S1  R-T-TSQ 
Rewrit'ten,  R^-R-Tn 
Rey'nard,  #2-Nrd 
Rhabdol'ogy,  tfi-Bd-L-J 
Rhab'domancy,    S'-Bd- 

Mn-S 

Rhapsod'ic,  fii-Ps-D-K 
Rhapsod'ical,     fi'-Ps-D- 

El 

Rhap'sodist,  /Z'-Ps-Dst 
Rhap'sody,  fl'-Ps-D 
Rhen'ish,  tfn2-SH 
Rhe'ter,  /ttr* 
Rhet'oric,  Rtr^-E. 
Rhetor'ical-ly,    R*-T-R- 

Kl 

Rhetori'cian,  R*-T-Rshn 
Rheum,  R3-M 
Rheumat'ic,  Ri-Mt-K 
Rheu'matism,     R3-M-T- 

zM  (R3-Mtz-M) 
Rheum'y,  K^-M 
Rhi'no,  «'-X 
Rhinoce'rial,  R3-fis-Rl 
Rhinoc'eros,  ^-Ns-fis 
Rhinoplas'tic,  ^'-N-Pls- 

T-K 
Hhi'noplasty,  Bi-N-Pls- 

T 

Rhizo'ma,  7P-Z-M 
Rho'dium,  R*V-M. 
Rhododen'dron,  R*  •  D- 

D  N-Drn 
Rhodomontade',    &-!>- 

Mnt  D 

Rhomb,  R»-M-B 
Rhom'bic,  Ri-M-B-K 
Rhom'boid,  Ri-M-B-D 
Rhomboid'al,  Ri-M-B-Dl 
Rhom'bus,  R'-M-Ba 
Rhu'barb.  TJ^-B-fl-B 
Rumb.  R2-M-B 
Rhumb'-line,  R^-M-B-Ln 
Rhyme,   Rl  -  M,   Ri  -  Md, 

R1  M-NG 
Rhym'er,  /Zl-Mr 
Rhym'ist,  R'-Mst 
Rhym'ster,  R'-Mstr 
Rhythm,  ^.TH-M  or  R? 

DH-M 
Rhyth'mic,    K'-TH-M-K 

or  Ra-DH-M-K 
Rhyth'mical,    B'-TH-M- 


Ri'al,  fiSori-L 

Rig,    jR3-G,   R3-Gd,  &-& 

Rial'to,  Ri-L-T 

NG 

Rib,    fi3-B    fis-Bd,    fi'-B 

Rig'adoon,  R3-G-Dn 

NG 

Riga'tion,  /P-Gshn 

Rib'ald,  fi3-Bld 

ilig'ger,  R3-Gr 

:  Rib'aldry,  fi3-Bld-fi 

Rig'ging,  .Rs-G-NG 

Rib'and  or  Rib'band,  R3 

Right,   RV,    fii-Td,    Stl- 

-End 

NG 

Rib'bing,  fio-B-NG 

Right'-angle,  fit'-NG-Gl 

Rib'bon,  fi3-Bn,  fi3-Bnd, 

Righf-angled,    fit'-NG- 

fi3-Bii-NG 

Gld 

Rib'-grass,  fi8-B-Grs 

Right'eous,  Rl-CHs 

Rib'roast,  fi3-B-fist 
Rice,  Rsi 

Right'eously,  R^-CH-sL 
Right'eousness,  fi'-CHs- 

Rice'-paper,  fis'-P-Pr 

Ns 

Rich,  Rt-CH,  fia-CHr,  fi«- 
CHst 

Right'er,  Rtr1 
Right'ful,  tft'-F-L 

Rich'es,  fi3-CHz 

Right'fully,  Rt'-F-i 

Rich'ly,  R3-CH-L 

Right'fulness,     flt^F-L- 

Rich'ness,  fiS-CH-Ns 

Ns    [fit1  i  Fs] 

Rick,  Rt-K 

Righf  -hand,  Ri-T-Hnd 

Rick'-cloth,  fi8-K-Kl-TH 

Right'-handed,     fii  -  T  - 

Rick'ets,  fi3-Kts 

Hn-Dd 

Rick'ety,  fi3-K-T 
Ricochet'.  fi2-K-SH,  R*- 

Right'ly,  fiH-i 
Right'ness,  fit'-Ns 

K-SHd,    /Z2-K-SH-NG  or 

Rig'id,  fi^-Jd 

fi*-K-SHt,  etc. 

Rigid'ity,  fi3-  Jd-T 

Rid,  R3-D,   Rt-Vd,  R3-D- 

Rig'idly,  fi3-Jd-L 

NG 

Rig'idness,  fi3-Jd-Ns 

Rid'dance,  B3-Dns 

Rig'marole,  fi3-G-H-fil 

Rid'den,  fi3-Dn 

Rig'or,  fi3  Gr 

Rid'dle,    Rt-Vl,   fi3-Dld, 

Rig'orous,  fi3-Grs 

Rig'orously,  Rt-Gr-sL 

Rid'dler,  B3-D1-R 

Rig'orousness,  fi3-Grs- 

Ride,  fii-D.  K>-D-NG 

Ns 

Rideau',  ^-D 

Rile,  fi'-L,  fii-Ld,   fii-Ir- 

Rid'er,  Rl-Vr 

NG 

Rid'erless,  R^-Dr-Ls 

Rill,  fi3-L 

Ridge,  R3-  3,  R3-JA,  R*-J- 

Rilled,  fi3-Ld 

NG 

Rim,  R3-M,  R3-Md,  R3-M- 

Ridge'-pole,  .R3-J-P-L 

NG 

Ridg'y,  R3-J 
Rid'icule,  RP-V-m,  R3-!)- 

Rime,  R>-M 
Rimose',  R8-Ms 

Kld,  fi^-D-Kl-NG 

Rimos'ity,  R^Ms-T 

Rid'iculer,  ^-D-Kl-R 

Ri'mous,  Ri-Ms 

Ridic'ulous,  ,R3-D-Kls 

Rim'ple,  R3-M-P1,  R»-M- 

Ridic'ulously,    R^-D-Kl- 

Pld,  RS-M-Pl-NG 

8L 

Rim'y,  Ri-M 

Ridic'ulousness,    R3-D- 

Rind,  find1 

Kls-Ns 

Jin'dle,  fi3-Nd-L 

Rid'ing,  BJ-D-NG 

Ring,  fi3-NG,  fiS-NGd,  Rf- 

Rid'ing-coat,    fi'-D-NG- 

NG-NG 

Kt 

Ring'-bolt,  fi3-NG-B-Lt 

Rid'ing-habit,  R!-D-NG- 

Ring'dove,  fi3-NG-Dv 

Bt 

Ring'er,  fi^-NGr 

Rid'ing-hood,  .Ri-D-NG- 

Ring'-finger,     fi3-NG-F- 

Hd 

NGr 

Rid'ing-school,    B1  -  D  - 

NGs-Kl 

iing'ing,  K3-NG-NG 
Ringleader,  fi3-NG-//-Dr 

Ridot'to,  Ri-D-T 

(or  -Ldr) 

Rife,  Rf  i 

iing'let,  fi3-NG-it 

Rife'ly,  RP-L 

Ring'-master,     fi3-NG- 

Rife'ness,  .Ri-F-Ns 

Mstr 

Riffraff,  Rf3-Rf 

Ring'-streaked,  fi3-NG- 

Ri'fle,  Rfl-L,  RP-Ld,  fif- 

sTr-Kt 

Z-NG 

Xing'-tail,  fi3-NG-T-L 

Ri'fle-man,  Kf-Z-Mn 

Xing'worm,     fi^NG-Wr- 

Ri'fler,  RP-L-R 

M 

Rift,  Rfts,  «3-F-Td,  Rft(-)' 

Rinse,  fins',  finst»,  fins*- 

Rift'y,  fi3-F-T 

NG 

229 


Bins'er,  «ns»  R                  Rob,  RI-B,  &  Bd.  Ri-B- 

Biot,  Ri-T.  R'-Td,  RJ-T- 

NG 

NG 

Rob'ber,  R'-Br 

Bi'oter  BJ-Tr 

Rob'bery,  R'-B-R 

Bi'otous.  R>-Ts 
Bi'otousiy,  Rt-T-sL 

Bobe,  R*-B,  R2-Bd,  R*-B- 
NG 

Bi'otousness,  R'-Ts-Ns 

Bob'in,  R>-Bn 

Bip,  R3-P,  R3-Pt,  R3-P-NG 

Bob'orant,  R'-B-Rnt 

Bipa'rian,  fi*-P-Rn 

Robust',  R«-Bst 

Bipe,  Ri-P,  «'-Pr,  fii-Pst!Bobust'ness,  R«-Bs-T-Ns 

Bipely,  Rl-P-L 
Bip'en,    R>-Pn,    Ri-Pnd, 
Ri  Pn-NG 

[-Bs-Ns] 
Boc,  Ri-R 
Boche'-alum,  R»-K-L-M 

Bipe'ness,  R^P-Ns 

Bochelle'  Powders,  K3- 

gip'per,  R3-Pr 

SHl-P-Drz 

ip'ple,  R3-P1,  R3-Pld,  R3- 

Boch'et,  Ri-CHt 

Pl-NG 

Bock,  Ri-K,  R'-Kt,  Ri-K- 

Bip'rap,  R3-P-R-P 

NG 

Bise,  Rzi,  Rzi-NG 

Bock'-alum,  R>-K-L-M 

Bis'en,  Rz3-N 

Bock'away,  «i-K-W 

Bis'er,  Ri-Zr 
Bisibil'ity,  Rz3-B-£-T 

Bock'-crystal,  R'-K-Krs- 
T-L 

Bis'ible,  Rz»-B-L 

Rock'er,  Ri-Kr 

Bis'ing,  Rzi-NG 

Rock'et,  R'-Kt 

Bisk,  RsB-K,  Rs3-K.t,  Rss- 

Rock'iness,  R'-K-Ns 

K-NG 

Rock'ing,  R'-K-NG 

Bisk'er,  R3-sKr 

Bock'ing-chair,  R1  -  K  - 

Bisk'y,  Re3-K 

NG-CHr 

Bite.  Rt1 

Bock'ing-stone,    Ri  -  K  - 

Bitornelle',  R«-Tr-Nl 

NGs-Tn 

Bitornel'lo,  R2-Tr-N-Z« 

Bookless,  R'-K-Ls 

Bit'ual,  RJ-CH-L 

Bock'-oil,  R1  K-L 

Bit'ualism,  R3-CH-£z-M 

Bock'-salt,  R'-K  -sLt 

Bit'ualist,  R3-CH-ist 

Bock'-  work,  Ri-K-Wr-K 

Bit'ually,  R3-GH.-L 

Bock'y,  R'-K 

Bi'val,     Rv»-L.    Rvi-id. 

Bod,  Ri-D 

Rv^-Li-  NG 

Bode,  R»  D 

Bi'valry?  Rvl-L-R 
Bi'valship,  Rvi-L-SH-P 

Bo'dent,  Ra-Dnt 
Roden'tia,  R»  Du-SH 

Bive,  Rvi,  Rvd1,  Rvo1 

Rod'omont,  RJ-D-Mnt 

Biv'el,    Rv3-L,  R\3-Ld, 

Rodomontade',     R2  -  D  - 

Rv^-/>-NG 

Mnt-D 

Biv'en,  R3-Vn 

Rodomontad'ist,  R*-D- 

Biv'er,  Rv3-R 

Mut-Dst 

Biv'ered,  Rv3-Rd 

Roe,  R2 

Biv'er-god,  Rv3-R-Gd 

Boe'buck,  rf2-B  K 

Biv'er-horse,  Rv3-R-Hrs 

Roga'tion,  R«-Gshn 

Biv'et,    R3-Vt,    Rs-V-Td, 

Rogue,  R»-G 

R3-Vt-NG 

Rogu'ery,  R»-Gr 

Bivose',  RS-Vs 

Rogu'ish,  R»-G-8H 

Biv'ulet,  R3-V-it 
Bix'-dollar,    RS-Ks-D-i- 

Rogu'ishly,  R»-G-5fll 
Rogu'ishness,    R»-G-SH- 

R 

Ns 

Biz'zered,  R3-Zrd 

Roil,  R'-L,  R'-Ld,    fi>-L- 

Boach,  RS-CH 

NG 

Boad,  R*-D 

Boil'y,  Rl-L 

Boad'-bed,  R«-D-Bd 
Boad'stead,  R2  Ds-Td 

Roint,  Rnt1 
Rois'ter,  Rstr1 

Boad'ster,  RS-Dstr 

Rois'terer,  R»-sTr-R 

Roam,  R2-M,  R2-Md,  R«- 

Role,  Rl* 

M-NG 

Roll,  Rl*.  Rid*.  R1»-NG 

Roam'er,  R«-Mr 

Roll'-caU,  R1VK1 

Roan,  Rn2 

Boll'er,  R1*-R 

Boar,  K'-i-R,  R»-R-D,  R«-R- 

Bol'lic,  R>-i-K,  JP-i-K-T, 

NG 

R'-£,-K-NG 

iJoafer,  R*-Rr 

Boll'ing-mill,  R1*-NG-M1 

Boar'ing,  R»-R-NG 

Boll'ing-pin,  Rl*-NG-Pn 

jioar'y,  R"-  R 

Boll'ing-press,    R1»-NG- 

Boast,  Rst«,  Rs»-Td,  Rst(')1 

Pre 

iloast'er,  R.str- 

BoU'y-polly,  Rl*-P-I. 

EOF 

Boma'ic,  KJ  M-K 
Bomal',  Ri  Ml 
Bo'man,  E-  Mn 
Bo'man  Catholic,   R*- 

Mn-K-TH-L-K        [R2-K- 

TH] 
Bomance',   K1  Mns,    Ri- 

M-Nst.  R'-M  Ns-NG 
Boman'cer,  R'-M-Ns-R 
Bomanesque',  R»-M-Ns- 

K 

Boman'ic,  R'-Mn-K 
Ro'manish,  RJ-Mn-SH 
Ro'rnanism,  R'-Mn-Z-M 
Ro'manist,  R2-Mn-St 
Ro'manize,  RJ-M-Nz,  R2- 

Mz-Nzii.  R2-M  Nz-XG 
Romansch',  R'-Mn-SH 
Roman'tic,  R'-Mnt-K 
Roman'tically,    R'-Mnt- 

K-Z, 
Roman'ticism,    R'-Mnt- 

Sz-M 
Roman'ticness,  R'-Mnt- 

K-Ns 

Rom'ish,  R*-M-SH 
Rom'ist,  R*-Mst 
Romp,     Ri-M-P,    R"-JIt, 

Ri-M  P-NG 

Romp'ish,  R'-M-P-SH 
Romp'ishly,  R1-M-P-5H1 
Romp'ishness,    R'-M-P- 

SH-Ns 

Rondeau',  R'-N-D 
Ron'do,  Ri-N-D 
Ron'ion,  R«-N-Yn 
Rood,  R3-D 
Roof,  Kf3,  Rft3.  RfC)1 
Roofing,  RfC)s 
Roofless,  RP-Ls 
Roof  let,  Ri3  Li 
Roof-tree,  R3-F-Tr 
Roofy,  R3-F 
Rook,  R3-K,  R3-Kt,  R'-K- 

NG 

Rook'ery*  R3-Kr 
Rook'y,  R3  K 
Boom,  R3  M,  R3-Md,  R3- 

M-NG 

Boom'full,  R:t-M-Fl 
Boom'iness,  RJ-M-Ns 
Room'y,  R3  M 
Roost,      Rst3,      Rs'  -  Td, 

Rst(-)3 

Roost'er,  Rstr» 
Roost'ing,  Rst(-)s 
Root,  Rt3.  R3  Td.  Rta-NG 
Root'edly,  R3-Td-Z, 
Boot'er,  Rtr3 
Boot'let,  Rts-Lt 
Boot'y,  R3-T 
Bope,  R>-P,  R»-Pt,  R»-P- 

NO 
Bope'-dancer,     R*-P-D- 

Ns-R    [-D-sR] 
Bope'-ladder,  R»-P-£-Dr 
Rop'ery,  R?-P-R 
Rope'-walk,  R2 -P-W-K 
Rope'-walker,    R^-P-W- 

Kr 


ROP 


230 


RUM 


Bope'-yarn,  R*-P-Yrn 

Bough'en,    R*-Fn,   R*- 

Ru'bican,  R3-B-Kn 

Bop'iness,  R2-P-Ns 

Fnd,  RS-Fn-NG 

Ru'bicund,  R3-B-Knd 

Bop'ish,  R2-P-SH 

Rough'-hew,  Rf»-H,  RP- 

Ru'bied,  R3-Bd 

Bop'y,  R*-P 

Hd.  Rf*-H-NG 

Rubif  ic,  R3-Bf-K 

Boq'uelaure,  fi'-K-L-R 

Roughly,  Rf»-i 

Rubifica'tion,       R*-Bf- 

Bo'ral,  Rs-Rl 

Rough'ness,  R2-F-Ns 

Kshn 

Borif  erous,  R3-Rf-Rs 

Rough'-rider,  Rf2-R-Dr 

Ru'biform,  RS-B-F-R-M 

Ror'qual,  Ri-R-Kw-L 

Rough'shod,  B--'-F-SHd 

Ru'bify,  R3-B  F 

Bo'ry,  R-R 

Rough'-work,   R2-F-Wr- 

Rubi'go,  R1  B-G 

Rosa'ceous,  R*-zSHs 

K 

Bu'ble,  R3  Bl 

Ro'sary,  Rz*-R 

Rough'-wrought,    Rf2  - 

Ru'bric,  R3-Br-K 

Rose,  Rz* 

Rt 

Ru'brical,  R3.Br-Kl 

Ro'seal,  Rz*-L 

Rouleau',  R*-L 

Ru'bricate,  R3-Br  Kt 

Ro'seate,  Rz2-T 

Roulette',  R2-it 

Ru'by,  R3  B 

Bose'-bug,  Rz»-B-G 

Rounce,  Rns1 

Ruche,  «3-SH 

Bose'-colored,    Rz'  -  K  - 

Round,  Oa.)  Rndi,  JRndr1, 

Ruck,  R2-K,  R*-Kt,  R»-K- 

Ltd 

Rnd'-St 

NG 

Bose'mary,  R«-zM-R 

Round,  (c.)  Rnd1,  .Ri-N- 

Ructa'tion,  R*-K-Tshn 

Bo'set,  Rz2-T 

Dd.  Rnd'-NG 

Rudd,  R2-D 

Rosette',  Rz*-T 

Bound'about,  RndJ-Bt 

Rud'der,  R»-Dr 

Rose'-water,  R2-zWtr 

Roun'del,  Rl-Nd-L 

Rud'diness,  R2-D-Ns 

Bose'-window,  R*-zWn- 
D 

Roun'delay,  Rnd'-Ji 
Round'head,  Rndi-Hd 

Rud'dle,  R2-D1 
Rud'dy,    R2-D,     R2-D-R, 

Bose'-wood,  R^-zWd 

Round'house,  Rnd^Hs 

R2  Dst 

Bosicru'cian,  R3-zKrshn 

Round'ing,  Rndi-NG 

Rude,   R3-D,    R3-Di,    Rf- 

Bos'in,    Rz'-N,     Rzi-Nd, 

Round'ish,  Rnd'-SH 

Dst 

Rz'-N-NG 

Round'let,  Rnd^Lt 

Rude'ly,  R*-V-L 

Bos'iness,  Rz2-Ns 

Round'ly,  Rndi-// 

Rude'ness,  R3-D-Ns 

Bos'iny,  Rz^N 

Round'ness,  Rnd'-Ns 

Ru'diment,  R3-D-Mnt 

Ross,  Rs1 

Round'-ridge,  Rnd!-R-J 

Rudiment'al-ly,   R»-D- 

Ros'tel,  Rsi-T-L 

Round'-robin,    Rnd'-R- 

Mnt-L     [IMnt] 

Ros'ter,  Rstr1 

Bn 

Rudiment'ary,     R2  -  D  . 

Bos'tral,R'-sTr-L 

Round'-top,  Rndi-T-P 

Mnt-R 

Bos'trate,  R'-sTrt 

Rouse,  Rzi.  Rzdi,  Rz»-NG 

Rue,  R3,  R3-D.  RS-NG 

Bos'trated,  Ri-sTrTd 

Rous'er,  Rl-Zr 

Rue'ful,  R3-F-L 

Bos'triform,    R'-sTr-Fr- 

Rous'ing,  Rz>-NG 

Rue'fully,  R*-F-L 

M 

Roust,  Rsti 

Rue'fulness,     R'-F-L-Ne 

Bos'trum,  R'-sTr-M 

Rout,  Rt».  Ri  Td,  Rt'-NG 

[•Fs] 

Bos'y,  R2-Z,  R2-Zr.  R*-Zst 

Route,  Rt^ori 

Ruff.  Rf2,  Rft2.  Rf(*)* 

Bot,  fit'.  R'-Td,  Rt'-NG 

Routine',  R3-Tn 

Ruffian,  Rs-Fn 

Bo'ta,  R*  T 

Rout'ing,  Rt'-NG 

Ruf'fianish,  R2-Fn  SH 

Bo'tary,  R2-T-R 

Rove,  Rv*.  Rvd*,  Rv(-)s 

Ruffianism,  R2-Fn  Z  M 

Bo'tate,  R2-Tt,   R*-T'Td, 

Rover,  Rv2-R 

Ruf  flanlike,  R2-Fn-i-K 

R*-Tt(-) 

Bow,  Ri,  RS-D,  R*-NG 

Ruffianly,  R«-F-N1 

Bota'tion,  R*-Tshn 

Bow,  Ri 

Ruffle,    Rf2-Z«,     Rf*-id, 

Sedative,  R^-T-Tv 

Bow'dy,  Ri-D 

RfZ-L-NG 

Bo'tatory,  R»-T-T-R  (-Tt- 

Row'dyish,  ^c»-D-SH 

Ruff  ler,  Rf  2-L-B 

R) 

Row'el,  Ri-L,  R'-Ld,  R1- 

Ru'fous,  R3-Fs 

Bote,  Rt» 

L-NG 

Rug,  RS-G 

Bot'ten,  Rt'-N 

Row'en,  R>-N 

Ru'gate,  R*-Gt 

Bot'tenness,  RU-N-Ns 

Rower,  R*-R 

Rug'ged,  R^-Gd 

Bot'ten-stone,  Rt'-Ns-Tn 

Row'lock,  Rt-L-TS. 

Rug'gedly,  R*-Gd-i 

Bot'ting,  Rt'-NG 
Botund',  R*  Tnd 

Roy'al,  R'-L 
Roy'alism,  R'-Z-z-M 

Rug'gedness,  R2-Gd-Na 
Ru'gine,  R3-Jn 

Botun'da,  R2-Tn-D 

Roy'alist,  R'-ist 

Rugose',  R2  Gs 

Botundifo'lious,  R*-Tnd 

Roy'alize,  Rl-Lz,  Ri-Lzd, 

Rugos'ity,  Ri-Gs-T 

F-Ls 

R'-iz-NG 

Ru'in,   R3  N,   R3-Nd,  R8. 

Botund'ity,  R2-Tnd-T 

Royally,  Ri-Z. 

N-NG 

Bouche,  RS.SH 

Royalty,  Ri-L-T 

Ruina'tion,  R2-Nsbn 

Roue',  RS 

Roys'terer,  R^sTr-R 

Ru'iner,  Rf-N-R 

Rouge,    R3-ZH,    R'-ZHd, 

Rub,  R»-B,  R2-Bd,   R*-'B- 

Ru'inous.  R3-Ns 

R^  ZH-NG 

NG 

Ru'inously,  fi^-Ns-L 

Bough,    (a.)    Rf2,    Rf*-R, 

Rub'ber,  R»-Br 

Ru'inousness.  R3-Ns-Ns 

R8-Fst 

Rub'bish,  R2-B-SH 

Rul'able,  Rl3  Bl 

Bough,     (c.)     Rf2,     Rft«, 

Rub'ble,  R2-B1 

Rule,  RI3.  Rid3,  Rl'-NG 

Rf  (  •  )2 

Rub'ble-stone,    R»-Bls- 

Rul'er.  R13-R 

Bough'-cast,  R*-F-Kst 

Tn 

Hul'ing,  RF-NG 

Bough'-draught,    R*-F- 

Rubefa'cient,  R*-B-Fshnt 

Rum,  R2  M 

Drft 

Rubes'cence,  RJ-Bs-Ns 

Rum'ble.  R2-M-B1,  R2-M. 

Eough'-draw,  R*-F-Dr 

Rubes'cent,  R»-Bs-Nt      I    Bid.  R*-iH-Bl-NG 

RUM                                  231                                 SAD 

Rum'bler,  R=-M-B1-R 

Rus'tle,    JZs2-L,    fisa-Ld 

Sa'ble-iron,  sBi2-Rn 

Rum'blossom,  R2-M-B1 

fis2-L-NG 

Sa'bre.    See  Saber. 

sM 

Rust'y,    Ra*-T,    fis2-T-R 

Sabot',  sB^ 

Rum'-bud,  R*-M-Bd 
Ru'men,  R«-Mn 

Rut,  fit2,  fi«-Td,  fit2-NG 

Sabulos'ity,  sBi-Ls-T 
Sab'uious,  sBi-is 

Ru'minant,  R'-Mn-Nt 

Rutaba'ga,  fis-T-B-G  (fit2 

Sac,  sK» 

Ru'minate,  R3-M-N-T,  R 

B-G) 

Saccade',  sK-D2 

-M-N-Td,  RS-M-N-T-NG 

Ruth,  R»-TH 

Sacchariferous,  sK-Rf«. 

Rumina'tion,  R2-M-Nshn 

Ruth'ful-ly,  fis.TH-Fl 

Rs 

Ru'minator,  R3-M-Ntr 

Ruth'less,  fi3-TH-is 

Sacchar'ify,  sK-R'-F 

Rum'mage,  R2-M-J,  R* 

Ruth'lessly,  fi»-TH-Z,s-Z. 

Sac'charine,  sK-Ru1 

M-Jd,  R--M-J-NG 

Ruth'lessness,  R3  -  TH 

Sac'charoid,  sK-Zd'-D 

Rum'mager,  fi2-M-Jr 

//s-Ns    [lisj 

Saccharoid'al,  sK-R'-Dl 

Rum'my,  R^-M 

Rut'ter,  fitr2 

Saccharom'eter,     sKri  - 

Ru'mor,  fi>-Mr,  fis.Mrd 

Rut'ty,  R*-T 

Mtr 

fi3-Mr-XG 

Ryder,  fii-Dr 

Sacerdo'tal-ly,   Ss2-R-D. 

Ru'morer,  RS-Mr-R 

Rye,  fii 

Tl 

Rump,  R«-M-P 

Rye'-grass,  fi^Grs 

Sach'el,  sCHU 

Rum'ple,  R2-M-P1.  T&-JL- 

Rynd,  find3 

Sa'chem,  sCH2-M 

Pld,  R2-M-P1-NG 

Ry'ot,  fi1-! 

Sack,  sK1,  sKti.  sKi-XG 

Rum'pus,  R2-M-Ps 

Sack'age,  sK-J' 

Run,  Rn-,  .Rn2-NG 

Sack'  but,  sK-Bt1 

Run'agate,  fin2-Gt 
Run'away,  fin2-W 
Run'dle,  «2-Nd-L 

s. 

Sack'cloth,  sK-Kl-TH1 
Sack'er,  sKr' 
Sack'ful,  sK-Fi-L 

Rund'let,  .Rnd2-Z,t 

•^•^^    ^ 

Sack'ing,  sRi-NG 

Rune,  Rn3 

Sack'-posset,  sK^-Ps-T 

Ru'ner,  R3-Nr 

3,  the  ninteenth  letter  o: 

Sac'rament,  sKr'-JIut 

Rung,  fi2-NG 

the  Alphabet,  has  the  sounc 

Sacrament'al-ly,     sKr 

Ru'nic,  -R3-N-K 

of  8  in  *ee,  sat,  thus;  of  Z 

Mut-t2    [tMut] 

Run'let,  fiu'-i-Zt 

in  rose,  muse,  and  of  ZH  in 

Sacramenta'rian,     sKr- 

Run'nel,  R*-'$-IJ 

usual,  pleasure,  etc. 

Mnt-Rn2 

Run'ner,  .RS-Nr 

Ss  has  the  sound  of  single 

Sacrament'ary,  sKr-Mnt 

Run'net,  fi2-Nt 

i,  as  heard  in  mass,  lass, 

-fi2 

Run'ning,  .Rn2-NG 

massive,  etc. 

Sa'cred,  sKrd2 

Run'nion,  fis.Nn 

In  isle,    viscount,    and  a 

Sa'credly,  sKrd-Z2 

Runt,  fint2 

few  other  words,  s  is  silent. 

Sa'credness,  sKrd*-Ns 

Rupee',  fis.p 

SH  is  a  digraph  that  is 

Sacrif  ic,  sKrf3-K 

Rup'tion,  fi»-Pshn 

usually  employed   iu    the 

Sacrif'icatory,    sKrf^K- 

Rupt'ure,  fi2-Ptr,  B«-P- 

common  spelling  to  repre- 

1 R 

CHrd,  R--Ptr-NG 

sent  the  single  sound  of  the 

Sac'riflce,  sKr-Fz',   sKr- 

Ru'ral,  fis-fil 

)honograph  Ish. 

Fzd1,  sKr-Fz'-NG 

Ru'ralist,  R*-R\st 

In  English  orthography 

Sac'riflcer,  sKr-F'-Zr 

Ru'ralness,  RS-.RI-NS 

is  more  frequently  used 

Sacrifi'cial,  sKr-F3-SHl 

Ruse,  Rzs 

han  z  even  for  the  sound 

Sac'rilege,  sKr-Z,!-J 

Ruse  de  guerre,    Rz3-D- 

of  Z. 

Sacrile'gious,  sKr-L!-Js 

Gr 

In  Phonography  both  the 

Sacrile'giously,    sKr-Z,3- 

Rush,  fi2-SH,  fi*-SHt,  R*. 

and  z  sounds  are  oftener 

J-s£, 

8H-NG 

written    with   the    circles 

Sacrile'giousness,    sKr- 

Rush'er,  fi2-SHr 

and  loops  than  with  their 

//s-Js-Ns 

Rush'iness,  .R»-SH-Ns 

item  signs. 

3ac'rilegist,  sKr-Z/'-Jst 

Rush'-light,  R"-8S.-M 

Sab'aoth    or   Saba'oth, 

3ac'ristan,  sKrs-Tn' 

Rush'y,  R2-SH 

8B«or2-TH 

Bac'risty,  sKrs-T' 

Rusk,  RsZ-K 

3ab'batarian,  sB2-T-fin 

3ad,  sDi,  sDr1,  sDsti 

Russ,  Rs2or« 

(orsBt2-fin) 

Sadden,     sDn1,     sDnd1, 

Rus'set,  .R»2-T 

Sab'bath,  sBi-TH 

sDn'-NG 

Rus'setting,  Rs'-T-NG 

lab'bath-breaker,    sBi- 

Sad'dle,  sDl1,  sDid1,  sDl'- 

Hus'setty,  Rs«-T 

TH-Br-Kr 

NG 

Rus'sian,  J2shn*or8 

Bab'bath-day,  sB»-TH-D 

Sad'dle-bags,  sDl'-B-Gz 

Rust,  Rstz.  fis2-Td.  jRst(')S 

lab'  bath-school,      sB1  - 

Sad'dle-blanket,    sDP- 

Rus'tic,  Rs2-T-K 

THs-Kl 

Bln-Kt 

Rus'tical-ly,  fis2-T-Kl 
Rus'ticalness,  .Rs^T-Kl- 

tabbat'ic,  sBti-K 
iabbat'ical-ly,  sBt'-Kl 

Sad'dle-bow,  sDl'-B 
Bad'dle-oloth,     sDl«-Kl- 

Ms 

iab'batism  sBt^-zM 

TH 

Rus'ticate,  Rs2-T-Kt,  Rs»- 

ia'ber,  sBr2,  sBrd1,  sBr»- 

Sad'dle-girth,     sDl<-Gr- 

T-K-Td,  JZs2-T-Kt-NG 

NG 

TH 

Rustica'tion,  jRs2-T-Kshn 

a'bian,  sBn» 

Sad'dle-horse,  sDl1  Hrs 

Rustic'ity,  Rs^-Ts-'" 

a'bianism,  sBn*-Z-M 

3ad'dler,  sDl'-R 

Rust'ily,  Rs2-T-L 

3a'ble,  sBl2,  sBld2,  sBl«- 

3ad'dlery,  sDl'-R 

Rust'iness,  fisz-T-Ns 

NG                                     1 

3ad'dle-tree,  sDl'-Tr 

SAD 


233 


SAN 


Sadduce'an,  sDs'-N 

Sal'able-y,  si*-Bl 

Salt'-junk,  sit'-J-NG-K 

Sad'dueee,  sD'-S 

Sala'bleness,  si1  -  Bl  -  Ns 

Salt'-lick,  sit'-i-K 

Sad'duceeism,  sD'-Sz-M 

[!Bs] 

Salt'-marsh,  sit'-M-B-SH 

Sad'ducism,  sDi-szM 

Sala'cious,  si*-SHs 

Salt'-mine,  sit'-Mn 

Sad'  -iron,  sD'-Rn 

Sala'ciously,  si*-8Hs-i 

Salt'ness,  sit'-Ns 

Sadly,  sD'-i 

Sala'ciousness,  si2-SHs- 

Salt'-pan,  eit'-Pn 

Sad'ness,  sD^Ns 

Ns 

Saltpe'ter,  eit3-Ptr 

Safe,  sF*.  sFr*.  sFst2 

Salacity,  sis1-! 

Saltpe'trous,  sit3-P-Trs 

Safe'-conduct,  sF2  :D-Kt 

Sal'ad,  si'-D 

Salt'-pit,  Bit'-Pt 

Safe'guard,  sF2-Grd 

Salam',  Bi'-M 

Salt'-rheum,  sit'  '.R-M 

Safe'keeping,      sF*-K-P-  Sal'amander,  si>-Mndr 

Salts,  sits' 

NO 

balaman  drine,  si'-Mnd 

Salt'-wort,  sit'-Wrt 

Safely,  sF*-i 
Safe'ness,  sF«-Ns 

Sal'aried,  sL^-R-D 

Salu'brious,  si3-Brs 
Salu'briously,  si3-Br-si 

Saie'ty,  sF2-T 

Sal'ary,    sLl-R,    sii-B-D, 

Salu'briousness,       si3- 

Sale'ty-lamp,  sF2-T-i-M- 

8i'-^2-NG 

Brs-Xs 

f 

Sale,  si2 

Salu'brity,  si3-Br-T 

Safe'ty-valve,    sFS-T-Vl- 

Sal'ebrous,  si'-Brs 

Sal'utariness,     si'-T-B- 

V 

Salera'tus,  siz-JZ-Ts 

Ns 

Saf  'flower,  sFU-R 

Sales'man,  siz*-Mn 

Sal'utary,  si'-T-K 

Saffron,  8F»-fin  (sFrn') 

Sales'-woman,     siz2-W- 

Saluta'tion,  si2-Tshn 

Sag,  sG1,  sGd1,  BGLNG 

Mn 

Salutato'rian,     si2-T-T- 

Sa'ga,  sG2 

Sale'work,  si*-Wr-K 

Ru  (or-Tt-^n) 

Saga'cious,  sG-SHs» 

Sal'ic,  si'-K 

Salu'tatory,  sit3-T-K 

Saga'ciously,  sG-SHs2-i  |Sal'icine,  sis'-N 
Saga'ciousness,  sG-SHs2-  Salient,  si^-Nt 

Salute-,  sit^,  si3-Td,  sit^ 

NG      ' 

Ns 

Salif  erous,  si3-F-Bs 

Salut'er,  sitr3 

Bagac'ity,  sGs-T1 

Sal'ifiable,  si'-F-Bl 

3al'vable,  si'-v  Bl 

Sag'amore,  sG'-Mr 

Salifica'tion,  si*-F-Kshn 

Sal'vableness,  ei'-V-Bl- 

Sage,  sJ2,  sJr»,  sJst* 

Sal'ify,    sil-F,    sZ^-Fd, 

Ns    [:BS] 

Sagely,  sJ2-i 

si'-F-NG 

Sal'vage,  si'-V-j 

Sage'ness,  sJ*-Ns 

Saline'  or  Sa'line,  sin'or2 

Salva'tion,  si2-Vshn 

Sag'ittal,  sJ'-Tl 

Salinom'eter,  sin'-Mtr 

Sal'vatory,  BL--V-I-R 

Sagitta'rius,  sJ2-T-fis 

Salin'ous,  si'-Ns 

Salve,  sVl,  sVd',  sY'-NG 

Sag'ittary,  sJ'-T-fi 

Sali'va,  si'-V 

Sal'ver,  si'-Vr 

Sagittate,  sJ>-Tt 

Sali'val,  si'-V-L 

Sal'vo,  sii-V 

Sa'go,  sG2 

Salivary,  si'-V-B 

Sal'vor,  si^Vr 

Sagoin',  sGn' 

Salivate,   si'-Vt,  si'-V- 

Samaritan,  sM-fi'-Tn 

Sa'ic,  sK« 

Td,  siWt-NG 

Sam'bo,  sil-B' 

Said,  sD» 

Saliva'tion,  si2-Vshn 

Same,  sM2 

Bail,   si2,   si«-D    (aid*,) 

Sali'vous,  sL'-Vs 

Same'ness,  BM2-Xs 

si*-NG 

Sallow,  s£i.  sL'-R,  sist' 

Sa'miel,  8M-i* 

Bail'able,  si*-Bl 

Sallowness,  Bi'-Ns 

Samp,  sM-P' 

Bail'-borne,  si2-B-.Rn 

Sally,  si",  si'-D.  si'-NG 

Sam'pan,  sM-Pn1 

Bail'-cloth,  si^Kl-TH 

Sally-port,  si'-Prt 

Sam'phire,  sJI  -  F'  -  R  or 

Sail'er,  si2-R 

Salmagu.n'di,   si3-M-Gn- 

sM-Fr1 

Sailing,  si2-NG 

D 

Sam'ple,  sM-Pi1.  sM-Pld', 

Sailing-master,  si»-NG- 

Sal'mon,  sMni 

sM-Pl'-NG 

Mstr 

Sal'mon-trout,    sM'-N- 

Sam'pler,  sM-Pl'-R 

Bailing-vessel,  Bi*-NG- 

Trt 

Sam'ple-room,   sJI-Pl1- 

Vs-L 

Salon',  sin1 

R-M 

Sailless,  si^is 

Saloon',  sin3 

Sam  suoo,  sM-5/7' 

Sail'-loft,  si«-i-Ft 

Sal'sify,  sis'-F 

Sanabil'ity,  sN-B3-i-T 

Sail'-maker,  si2-M-Kr 

Salsu'ginous,  sis*-J-Ns 

San'able,  sX-Bl> 

Sail'or,  si2-R 

Sal-so'da,  sis'-D 

San'ableness,    sN-Bl'-Ns 

Sail'-yard,  si2-Yrd 

Salt,  (o.)  sit1,  BitrV  si'- 

C:BSJ 

Sain  loin,  sN-Fn* 

Tst  (sitsf) 

3ana'tion,  sNshn* 

Saint,  sNt2,  sN-Td2,  sNt2- 

Salt,    (v.)    siti,    sii-Td, 

San'ative,  sN-Tvi 

NG 

sit>-NG 

San'ativeness,  sN-Tv>-Ns 

Saint     Vitus's    dance, 

Sal'tant,  6i»-Tnt 

3an'atory,  sN-T'-K 

sNt^V-Ts-Dns  (sNts-Vts- 

Salta'tion,  si2-Tshn 

Sanctiflca'tion,  sNGt-F2- 

Dns) 

Sal'tatory.  sit'-T-S 

Kshn 

Saint'ed,  sN-Td* 

Salt'-cellar,  sitsi-i-B 

Sanc'titted,  sNGt-Fd1 

Saintlike,  sNt-i«-K 

Salt'er,  sitr1 

Sanc'tifler,  sNGt  F'-R 

Saintly,  sNt-i2,   sNt-i»- 

Salt'ern,  sit'-Bn 

Sanc'tify,  sNGt  F',  sNGt- 

R.  sNt-ist* 

Sal'tier,  si'-Tr 

Fd',  sNGt-F'-NG 

Saint  ship,  sNt-SH«-P 

Sal'tigrade,      si'-T-Grd 

3anctimo'nious,     sNG- 

Saith,  sTH» 

(sit'-Grd) 

T2-M-Ns 

Sake,  sK» 

Salt-ing,  sit^NG 

3anctimo'niously,  sNG 

Bal,  si1 

Saltish,  si'-T-SH 

T«-M-Ns-L 

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233 


Sanctimo'niousness, 

San'skrit,  sX»-sKrt 

8NG-T2-M-Ns-Ns 

Sans-souci',  sJV^-S-S 

Sanc'timony,  sNG-T'-M- 

Sap,  sP1,  sPt1,  eP'-NG 

N 

Sap'ajou,  sP'-J 

Sanc'tion,          eNGshn1, 

Sap'  -green,  sPi-Grn 

sNGshnd1,  sNGshn(-)i 

Sap'-head,  sPi-Hd 

Sanc'titude,  sNGt-Td1 

Sap'id,  sP'-D 

Sanc'tity,  sNGt-Ti 

Sapid'ity,  sPd»-T 

Sanc'tuary,  sNG-CHi-2J 

Sap'idness,  sPi-D-Ns 

Sanc'tum,  sNG-Ti-M 

Sa'pience,  sPus^ 

Sanc'tum      sanctorum, 

Sa'pient,  sPnt2 

sNG-T'-Ms-NGt-R-M 

Sap'less,  sPJ-Z/s 

Sanc'tus,  sNG-Ts2 

Sap'ling,  sPi-i-NG 

Sand,  sNd1,  sN-Dd1,  sNd1- 

Sapodil'la,  sP3-D-L 

NG 

Sapona'oeous,  sPn2-SHs 

San'dal,  sNd-H 

Saponiflca'tion,  sPn2-F 

Ban'dal-wood,  sNd-L1- 

Kshn 

Wd 

Sapon'ified,  sPni-Fd 

San'darach,  sN-D'-.R-K. 

Sapon'ify,  sPn»-F,  sPn1- 

Sand'-bag,  sNd'-B-G 
Sand'-bank,  sNdi-B-NG- 

Fd,  sPni-F-NG 
Sap'onule,  sP'-Nl 

E 

Sa'por,  sPr2 

Sand'-bar,  sNdJ-B-R 

Saporif  ic,  sP^-K 

Sand'-box,  sNdi-B-Es 

Saporos'ity,  sPrsi-T 

Sand'ed,  sN-Ddi 

Sap'orous,  sPrs1 

Sand'-eel,  sNd1-^ 

Sap'per,  sPri 

San'ders,  sNdrz1 

Sap'phic,  sF'-E 

Sand'-heat,  sNdi-Ht 

Sap'phire,  sF^R 

Sand'iness,  sN-D^Ns 

Sap'phirine,  BFl-Rn 

Sand'ish,  sXd-SHi 

Sap'piness,  sPi-Ns 

San'diver,  sN-D>-Vr 

Sap'py,  sP1,  sPJ-R,  sPsti 

Sand'-paper,  sNd^P-Pr 

Sap'-rot,  sPJ-/Jt 

Sand'-piper,  sNdi-P-Pr 

Sapsa'go,  sP2-sG 

Sand'stone,  sNds-Tni 

Sap'-wood,  sP^Wd 

Sand'wich,     sNd  -  wCH1, 

Sar'aband,  sK^Bnd 

BNd-wCHt',     sNd-wCHi- 

Sar'acen,  sfisi-N 

KG 

Saracen'ic,  sSs2-N-E 

Sand'y,  sN-Di 

Saracen'ical,  sRs2-N-Kl 

Sane,  sN2 

Sar'casm,  sR'-K-zM 

Sane'ness,  eNS-Ns 

Sarcas'tic,  sRi-Ks-T-K 

Sang,  sNG1 

Sarcas'tical-ly,    sR^Ks-i 

Sangaree',  sNG-G-J23 

T-K1 

Sang-froid,  s^-Fri 

Sarce'net,  sRs'-Nt 

Sanguif'erous,  sNG-Gwf- 

Sarcolog'ic,  sR'-K-i-J-K 

Rs* 

Sarcolog'ical,  sR^K-i-J-  1 

Sanguifica'tion,      sNG- 

El 

Gw-F2-  Kshn 

Sarcol'ogy,  sRJ-Kl-J 

San'guifler,   sXG-Gw-F1- 

Sarco'ma,  sR2-K-M 

R 

Sarcoph'agous,     sRJ-Ef- 

San'guinary,    sNG-Gwn- 

Gs 

Rl    [sNGn-jR1] 

Sarcoph'agus,  sRJ-Ef-Gs 

San'guine,        sNG1-Gwn 

Sarcoph'agy,  sRJ-K-F-J 

[sNGn'j 

Sarcot'ic,  sR^E-T-K 

San'guinely,  sNG^Gw-Nl 

Sarcula'tion,  sR2-Elshn 

[sNGn-L'] 

Sar'dine,  sRl-Dn 

San'guineness,      sNG»  - 

Sar'dius,  sRi-Da 

Gwn-Ns    [sNGni-Ns] 

Sardo'nian,  sJP-Dn-N 

Sanguin'eous,        sNG^  - 

Sardon'ic,  sfii-D-N-E 

Gw-Ns 
Sanguiniv'erous,    sNG- 

Sar'donyx,  sfl^D-N-Es 
Sargas'so,  sRi-G-S 

Gw*N-V3-J2s 

Sarmentose',  sR^M-N-Ts 

San'hedrim,  sN-H-Dr'-M 

Sarment'ous,  sR^Mnt-S 

San'icle,  sN»-El 

Sarsaparil'la,  sRss-P-y<l 

Sa'nies,  sNz« 

Sart,  8Rt> 

Sa'nious,  sN-S* 

Sarto'rius,  BR^-T-Rs 

San'itary,  eN-T'-S 

Sash,  sSH>,  sSHti,  sSU'- 

San'ity,  sN-T» 

NG 

Sank,  sNG'-E 

Sas'safras,  sSi-Frs 

Sans'crit,  sNi-aKrt 

Sas'tra,  Ss^-Tr 

Sans-culotte',  s^V-E-Lt1 

Sat,  sT» 

SAU 

Sa'tan,  sTn^ 
Satan'ic,  s'i'i-N-K 
Satan'ical-ly,  sT'-N-Kl 
Sa'tanism,  sTns-Z-M 
Satch'el.sCHli 
Sate,  si'2,  sTdz,  sT2-XG 
Sate  (sat),  eT' 
Sate'less,  sT--Ls 
Sat'ellite,  sTJ-Lt 
Satelli'tious,  s'l'^-L-SHs 
Sa'tiable,  sSH*-Bl 
Sa'tiate,  sSHt=, 


; 

Satia'tion,  sSHshu* 
Sati'ety,  sT'-T 
Safin,  sTu1 
Satinet',  sT2-N-T 
Safin-spar,  sTi-Ns-P-B 
Safin-wood,  sTn'-Wd 
Safiny,  sT'-N 
Saf  ire,  sT!-R 
Satir'ic,  sT3-K-K 
Satir'ical-ly,  sT3-/j-Ki 
Safirist,  sTi-Bst 
Sat'irize,  sTi-Kz,  sTi-flzd, 

sT'-Hz-NG 
Satisfac'tion,      sTs1  -  F  - 

Kshn 
Satisfac'torily,   sTs^F- 

K-T-^1     [sTi-s7?-i] 
Satisfac'toriness,  .sTsi-F- 

K-T-R-Ns     rsT!-sK-Xs] 
Satisfac'tory,     sTs'-F-E- 

T-fl    [sTi-s/J] 
Saf  isfied,  sTsi-Fd 
Saf  isftsr,  sTsi-F-R 
Safisiy,  sTsi-F,  sTs'-Fd, 


•  Sat'isfying,  sTsJ-F-NG 
Saf  isfyingly,  sTs'-F-NGl 

[  Sa'trap       or       Sat'rap, 

sTr2or1-P 

Sat'rapal,  sTr1-?! 
Sat'rapy,  slV-P 

!  Sat'uarable,  sCH'-H-Bl 
Sat'urant,  sCHi-Kut 
Safurate,  sCH'-A't,  sCH1- 

R-Td,  ECRl-St-NO 
Satura'tion,  sClP-fishn 

|  Sat'urday,  sT'-«-D 
Sat'urn,  sTl-2Ju 
Saturna'lia,  sT2-7?n-£ 
Saturna'lian,  sT"  Kn-Ln 
Satur'nian,  sT'  Kn-TX 
Sat'urnine,  sT'-Tf-Nn 
Sat'urnist,  sT^fi-Nst 
Sa'tyr,  eT'-R 
Satyr'ic,  sT3-H-E 
Sauce,  Ss1,  Sst>,  Ssi-NG 
Sauce'box,  Ss'-B-Es 
Sauce'pan,  Ss"-Pn 
Sau'cer,  Ss'-R 
Sau'cily,  Ss^-L 
Sau'ciness,  sS^Ns 
Sau'cy,  sS1,  sS>-R,  sSsti 
Sauer'-kraut,  sR'-Krt 
Sault,  8!ors 
Saun'ter,  sNtr',  sNtr-D\ 

sNtr>-NG 
Saun'terer,  sNtr-R> 


SAU 


234 


SCH 


Bau'rian,  BRni 

Scald,  sK-Ldi,  sK-Z'-Dd, 

Scap'ulary,  sK-pi-Z-B 

Sau'sage,  Ssl-J 

BK-Zdi-NG 

Scar,  sK-R1,  sK-Rd1,  BK- 

Sav'able,  sV2-Bl 

Scald'-head,  sK-LdJ-Hd 

Ri-NG 

Sav'ableness,  sVs-Bl-Ns 

Scald'ic,  sK-Zi-D-K 

Scar'amouch,    sK-Ri-M- 

[IBs] 

Scald'ing,  sK-Zd'-NG 

CH  (sKr-M-CH1) 

Savage,  sVi-J 

Scale,  8K-L2,  sK-Ld*,  sK- 

Scarce,    sKrs1,    sKr-sRi, 

Savagely,  sVW-Z 

L»-NG 

sKrss-T^ 

Bav'ageness,  sV»-J-Na 

Scale'-beam,  sK-Z'-B-M 

Scarcely,  sKr-sZi 

Savagery,  s'V^-J-.R 

Scale'less,  8K-Z*-Zs 

Scarce'ness,  sKrgJ-Ns 

Sav'agism,  sV'-J-zM 

Scalene',  sK-Zn8 

Scarcity,  sKrs-T' 

Savan'na,  B\T1-N 

Scal'er,  sK-Zr* 

Scare,  sK-Ri.  sK-fid1,  sK- 

Savant',  sVn1 

Sca'liness,  sK-Z»-Na 

Ri-NG 

Save,  s\'2.  BVd2  sY-NG 

Scall,  sK-L> 

Scare'-crow,  sK-R'-Kr 

Save'-all,  sV*-L 

Scall'ion,  sK-Zn1 

Scarf,    sK-Rf,     sK-fift1, 

Sav'er,  sYra 

Scallop,  sK-Zi-P,  sK-Zi- 

sK-fif(-)1  (sKrfietc.) 

Sav'in,  sVni 

Pt  sK-Z^-P-NG 

Scarf  -pin,  sKrf'-Pn 

Saving,  sV2-NG 

Scalloped,  sK-Z.Pt 

Scarf'skin,  sKrfsi-Kn 

Savingly,  sV«-NGl 

Scal'pel.sK-Zi-Pl 

Scarifica'tion,    sK-B»-F- 

Savingness,  sV^-NG-Na 

Scalp'er,  8K-Z>-Pr 

Kshn 

Savings,  sV*-NGz 

Scalp'ing-iron,  sK-Z1-?- 

Scar'ificator,      sK-.R1-F- 

Sav'ings-bank,  sV*-NGz- 

NG-Rn 

Ktr 

B-NG-K 

Scalp'ing-knife,    sK-Z1- 

Scarified,  sK-7Ji-Fd 

Bav'ior  or  Saviour,  sV*- 

P-NG-N-F 

Scarifier,  sK-B'-F-R 

R 

Sca'ly,  sK-Z* 

Scarify,  sK-fii-F,  sK-Ri- 

Sa'vor,  sVr*,  sYrd*,  eVr8- 

Scam'ble,  sK-M-Bl1 

Fd.  sK-R'-F-NG 

NG 

Scam'bler,  sK-M-Bli-R 

Scarlati'na,  sKr-Z»-T-N 

Sa'vorily,  sV*-Rl 

Scam'mony,  sK'-M-N 

Scarlet,  sKr-Zti 

Sa'voriness,  sV»-B-Ns 

Scamp,  sK-M-P1 

Scarlet-fever,    sKr-ZU- 

Ba'vorly,  sVr2-Z 

Scam'per,  sK-M-Pri.  sK- 

F-Vr 

Sa'vory,  eV2-R 

M-Prdi.  sK-M-Pri-NG 

Scarp,  sK  jR'-P,  sK-B'-Pt, 

Savoy',  sVi 

Scan,  eKn1,  sKnd1,  sKni- 

sK-Kl-P-NG 

Saw,  S1,  sD1,  SJ-NG 

KG 

Scat,  sKti 

Sawdust,  S^Dst 

Scan'dal,  sKnd^Z 

Scath,  sK-THi,    eK-THt>, 

Saw-fish,  S'-F-Sfl" 

Scan'dalize,     BRnd  -  Zz', 

sK-TH]-NG 

Saw-fly,  Si-Fl 

sKnd-Zzd1,  RKnd-Zz'-NG 

Scathe,  sK-DH2,  sK-DHd2, 

'Saw-mill,  8»-M-Z 

Scan'dalous,  sKnd^Zs 

sK-DH2-NG 

Sawn,  sN1 

Scan'dalously,  sKnd-Zs1  Scath'ful,  sK-TH'-Fl 

Saw'ney,  S'-N 

•Z                                     i  Scath'less,  sK-THi-Zs 

Saw-pit,  8i-Pt 

Scan'dalousness,   sKnd-  Scaf  ter,    sKtr1,    sKtri1, 

Saw-set,  Ss1-! 

Zs1-Ns                                        sKtr!-NG 

Saw-teeth,  Si-T-TH 

Scan'dalum        Magna'  Scat'ter-brain,  sK  -  Tr1  - 

Saw'-wrest,  S^flst 

turn,   sKnd-Z'-M  M:TZ-|     Brn 

SaWyer,  8'-R 

M 

Scat'teringly,     sK  -  Tr1  - 

Saxifrage,  sK-SJ-Fr-J 

Scan'dent,  sKndJ-Nt 

NG1 

Saxifragous,    sKs-F8-.R- 

Scan'ned,  sKndi 

Scat'terings,  sKt^-NGz 

Gs 

Scan'ner,  sKt-N  r 

Scaur,  pK-Ri 

Sax'on,  sKs'-N 

Scan'ning,  sKn'-NG 

Scav'enger,  sK-Vi-N-Jr 

Sax'onism,  sKs^Nz-M 

Scan'sion,  sK'-Nshn 

Scene,  sN'3 

Say,  82.  S2-NG 

Scanso'rial,  sK-Ns-jRl* 

Scen'ery,  sN-R3 

Say'ing,  SJ-NG 

Scant,     (c.)    sKnt1,    sKn- 

Scenic,  sN2or3-K 

Says,  8z« 

Td1.  sKnt^NG                   ;  Scen'ical,  sX2-Kl 

Scab,  sK-Bi 

Scant,  (a.)  sKnt',  sKntr'.  Scenograph'ic,  sNi-Grf- 

Scab'bard,  sK-Brd1 

sKnt-Sti                                   K 

Scab'bed,  sK-Bd1 

Scant'ily,  sKn-Ti-Z            Scenograph'ical,  sN-Gr- 

Scab'bedness.  sK-Bd^Ns  Scant'iness,  sKn^-Ns           F!-K1 

Scab'biness,  sK-B'-Na       Scant'le,  sK-Nt-L1               Scenog'raphy,  sN-Gr-F' 

Scab'by,  sK-Bi 

Scantled,  sK-Nt-Ld'          Scent,  sXt2,  sN-Td*,  sNt*- 

Sca'bious,  sK-Bs* 

oc&iXit  lin^c,  sKnt-  />  ^  -.s  '  r 

NG 

Sca'brous,  sK-Brs2 

Scant'ly,  sKnt-Zi                Scent'ful,  sXt-F»-L 

Sca'brousness,    sK-Brsz-  Scant'riess,  sKnt^Ns          Scent'less,  sNt-Zs" 

Na 

Scant'y,  sKn-Ti,  sKn-T'-  Scep'ter,    sPtr2,    sPtrd», 

Scaffold,    sK-F'-Ld.  sK- 

R.  sKn-TstJ                               sPtr2-NG 

F'-Z-Dd.  sK-Fi-Zd-NG      Scape,  sK-P2                       Scep'terless,  sP2-Tr-Zs 

Scaffoldage,  sK-F!-Ld-J  Scape'-goat,  sK-P2-Gt        Scep'tic.  See  Skeptic. 

Scaffolding,     sK-Fi-Zd-  Scape'-grace,  sK-P2-Grs    Scep'tre.    See  Scepter. 

KG                                     iScape'less,  sK-P2-Zs           Sche'diasm,  sK-D8-zM 

Scaglio'la,  sK-Z^-Z 

Scape'ment,  BK-P2-ilnt     Sched'ule,  sK-J*-L 

Boal'able,  sK-ZS-Bl 

Scaph'oid,  sK-F^D            Scheik,  SH3-K 

Scalade',  sK-ZZ-D 

Scap'ula,  BK-pi-Z               Sche'matism,     sK-M-TS- 

Scal'awag,  sK-ZJ-W-G 

Scap'ular,  BK-P'-Z-R        1    zM  (-Mtz-M) 

SCH 

Schem'atist,  sK-M-Tst8 
Scheme,  sK»-M,  BK»-Md 

sK3-M-NG 
Schem'er,  sK*-Mr 
Schem'ist, 
Sche'sis,  sK 
Schir'rhua, 
Schism,  Sz3-M 
Schismat'ic,  Sz'-Mt-K 
Schismat'ical,  Sz^Ht-KI 
Schist,  8Hsts 
Schistose',  SHs«-Ts 
Schis'tous,  SHss-Ts 
Schol'ar,  sK-Zr1 
Schol'arlike,  sK-ir>-i-K 
Schol'arly,  sK-£r»-£ 
Schol'arship,  sK-ir^SH 

P     [!SH] 

Scholas'tic,  sK-Zs'-T-K 
Scholas'tical-ly,  sK-is1 

T-K1 
Scholas'ticism,    sK-isi 

T-szM 

Scho'liast.  sK-Zst* 
Scholiast'ic,  sK-isl-T-K 
Scho'lium,  sK-i2-M 
School,  sKia,  sKlds,  sKl«- 

NG 

School'-book,  sKF-B-K 
School'-boy,  sKl^-B 
School'-dame,  sKl»-D-M 
Schooled,    sKld3.       See 

Skilled. 

School'-fellow,  sK!3-F-£ 
School'-house,  sKl3-Hs 
Schooling,  sK.l3.NO 
School'-man,  sKls-Mn 
School'-master,      sKl8  - 

Mstr 

School'-mate,  sK13-Mt 
School'-mistress,    sKl8  - 

Ms-Trs 
School'-teacher,  8K18-T- 

CHr 

Schoon'er,  sK*-Nr 
Schorl,  SHr'-L 
Sciag'raphy,  8»-Gr-F 
Sciat'io,  S»-T-K 
Sciat'ica,  S^T-K 
Sciat'ical,  S»-T-K1 
Sci'ence,  S»-Ns 
Scien'ter,  S^-Ntr 
Scien'tial,S2-N-SHl 
Sci'entiflc,  Ss-Nt-F-K 
Scientif  ical-ly,  S8  -  Nt  - 

F-K1 

Scil'icet,  s/,s8-T 
Scim'iter  or  Scim'itar, 


235 


SCR 


Scin'tillant,  sN-T*-Znt 
Scin'tillate,  sN-T»-Lt.  sN- 


Scintilla'tion,      sN  -  T* 

Z/shn 

Sciog'raphy,  S'-Gr-P 
Sci'olism,  S'-Z-z-M 
Sci'olist,  8»-Lst 
Sciom'achy,  S'-M-K 
Sci'omancy,  S^Mn-S 
Sci'on,  8J-N 


iSciop'tic,  Sa-Pt-K 

Scotch'-hopper,  sK-CH'- 

Sciop'tric,  8l-P-Tr-K 

H-Pr 

Sci're-fa'cias,  sR^F-SH 

Scotch'-man,  sK-CH'-Mn 

Sciroc',  sR!-K 

Scot'-free,  sKt'-Fr 

Sciroc'co,  sRuK 

Scot'ograph,      sK-T'-Grf 

Scir'rhi,  sK-R3 

(sKt'-Grf) 

Scirrhos'ity,  sK-.Rs1-! 

Scot'omy,  sK-T1-^!  (sKt1- 

Scir'rhus,  8K-.KS3 

M) 

Scis'sel,  Ss3-L 
Scis'sible,  Ss8-B-L 

Scots,  sKtsi 
Scot'ticism,  sK-T^szM 

Scis'sile,  Ss3-Z 

Scot'tish,  sKt-SH1 

Scis'sion,  sZHn* 

Scound'rel,  sKud-fi'-L 

Scis'sor,  Szs.R 

Scoun'drelism,  sKud-A''- 

Scis'sors,  Sz3-Rz 

Zz-M 

Scis'sure,  sZHr3 

Scour,  sK-Ri,  sK-Sdi  sK-  . 

Sclavo'nian,  sKl-Vn2-N 

R^NG                                  <• 

Sclavonic,  sKl-Vni-K 

Scour'er,  sK-Rr1 

Sclere'ma,  sKl-R3-M 

Scourge,  eKr-J2,  sKr-Jd2, 

Sclerot'ic,  sKl-Kt^K 

sKr  J2-XG 

Scob'iform,     sK-Bi-F-R 

Scour'ger,  sKr-Jr2 

M 

Scout,  sKtl,  sK-Tdi,  sKt'- 

Scobs,  sK-Bzi 

NG 

Scoff,   sKfi,    BKfti,    sKfi- 

Scow,  sK1 

NG 

Scowl,  sK-L',  sK-LcU,  sK- 

Scoffer,  sK-Fri 

L!-NG 

Scoffingly,  sK-Fi-NGl 

Scrab'ble,   sKr-BP,  sKr- 

Scoke,sK2-K 

Bld1,  sKr-Bl'-NG 

Scold,  eK-Ld2,  sK-Z2-Dd, 

3crab'bler,  sKr-Bl'-R 

Scrag,  sKr'-G, 

Scold'er,  sK-Z2-Dr 
Scold'ing,  sK-Zd^-NG 

Scrag'ged,  sKr^-G-D 
Scrag'gedness,  sKr'-G- 

Scol'lop,  sK-Z1-?,  sK-Z1- 

D-Xs 

Pt,  eK-Z^P-NG 

Scrag'gily,  sKrJ-G-Z 

Sconce,  sKns1 

Scrag'giness,  sKrl-G-Ns 

Scoop,  sK-P3,  sK-Pt3,  sK- 

Scrag'gy,  sKr'-G,  sKr-G- 

P3-NG 

Rl,  sKr'-Gst 

Scoop'-net,  sK-P3-N-T 

Scram'ble,    sKr  -  M  -  Bl>, 

Scope,  sK-P8 

sKr-M-Bld1,     sK.r-M-BP- 

3cop'tic.  sK-Pt'-K 

NG 

Scorbu'tic,  sK.r-Bts-K 

Scram'bler,  sKr-M-BP-R 

Scorbu'tical,  sKr-Bts-Kl 

Scram'bling,  sKr-M-Bl1- 

Scorch,  sK-.fi'-CH,  sK-B1- 

NG 

CHt,  sK-fii-CH-NG.    See 

Scram'blingly,  sKr  -  M  - 

Scratch,  etc. 

Bl'-NGl 

Scorch'ingly,     sKr-CHi- 
NG1 

Scranch,  sKr-N-CHt 
Scranched,  sKr-N-CHti 

Score,  sK-Rs,  sK-fidJ,  sK- 

Scrap,  sKr-P1 

R»-NG 

Scrap'-book,  sKr-P'-B-K 

Sco'ria,  sK-JZ2 

Scrape,  sKr-P2,  sKr-Pt', 

Scoria'ceous,  BK-JP-SHs 

sKr-P2-NG 

Scorinca'tion,      sK  •  R* 

Scrap'er,  sKr-Pr2 

F-Kshn 

Scrap'ing,  sKr-P2-NG 

Sco'rifonn,  eK-K«-F-R-M 

Scratch,  sKr-CH',    gKr- 

Sco'rify,  sK-B2-F,  sK-R-- 

CHt1,   sKr-CH^NG.    See 

Fd,  sK-^-F-NG 

Scorch,  etc. 

Scorn,  sK-Rn1,  sK-^Znd1, 

Scratch'er,  sKr-CHr' 

sK-Rn]-NG 

Scratch'es,  sKr-CHz1 

Scorn'er,  eK-R'-Nr 
Scorn'ful,  sK-Rni-F(-L) 
Scorn'fully,    sK-Rn^F 
(-Z) 

Scrawl,  eKr-L1,   sKr-Ld', 
sKr-U-NG 
Scrawl'er,  sKr-Zr1 
Scrawn'y,    sKr^N,    sKr- 

Scor'pion,  sK-^-Pn 
Scor'tatory,  sK-Bti-T-B 

N-R1,  sKri-Nst 
Screak,  sKr3-K,  sKr-K-T3, 

Scot,  sKt1 

sKr^-K'NCJ 

Scotch,  eK-CHi,  sK-CHti, 

Scream,  sKr8-!!,  8Kr»-Md, 

sK-CH>-NG 

sKr3-  M-T^G 

Scotch'-collops,        sK- 
CHl-Kl-Ps 

Jcream'er,  sKr'-Mr 
Screech,    sKr-CH3,   sKr- 

Scotched'-collops,    sK- 
CHti-Kl-Ps 

CHt3,  sKr-CH8-NG 
Bcreech'-owl,  sKr-CH»-Z. 

SCR                                  236                                 SEA 

Screed,  sKr-D3 

Scull'ion,  sE-in2 

Sea'-fight,  S3-Ft 

Screen,    sKrn3     sErnd3 

,  Scul'pin,  sE-i2-Pn 

Sea'-fish,  S*-F-SH 

6Ern3-NG 

Sculp'tile,  gEl-Pt2-L 

Sea'-fowl,  S3-F-L 

Screening,  sKrn»-NG 

Sculp'tor,  sEl-Ptr2 

Sea'-gage,  S3-G-J 

Screw,  sKr3,  sErd3,  sKr3 

-  Sculpt'ural,  sEl-Ptr2-L     Sea'-girt,  S3-Grt 

KG 

Sculpt'ure,    sEl-P2-CHr,  Sea'-god,  83-Gd 

Screw'-driver,    sErs-Dr 

sEl-P^-CHrd,  sEl-ps-CHr-  Sea'-going,  S3-G-NG 

Vr 

NG                                      Sea'-green.  S3-Grn 

Screw-jack,  sErS-J-E 

Scum,    sE2-M,     sE2-Md 

Sea'-hog,  S3-H-G 

Screw-pine,  sK^-Pn 

sE^-M-NG 

Sea'-horse,  S^t-Hj-Rs 

Screw-propeller,   sKr8 

Scum'ble,  sE-M-Bl2,  sE 

Sea'-kale,  S3-E-L 

Pr-P-i-R 

M-Bld*    8E-M-B12-NG 

Sea'-king,  S«-E-NG 

Scrib'ble,  sEr-Bl3   sEr 

Scum'mer,  sEz-Mr 

Seal,  s/,3,  8£d3,  s£3-NG 

i    Bid3  sKr  B1S-NG 

Scum'mings,  sEZ-M-NGz 

Sea'-legs,  S3-^-Gz 

gcrib'bler,  sEr-Bl«-R 

Scup'per,  sK-Pr2 

Seal'er,  s//«-R 

Scribe,   sEr-B1,   sKr-Bd1, 

Scup'per-holes,   sE-Pr2- 

Seal'ing,  sL3-XG 

sEr-Bi-NG 

Hlz 

Seal'ing-wax,  sZ,3-NG-VT- 

Scrim'mage,  sEr-M-J3 

Scup'per-hose,     sE-Prl- 

Eo 

Scrimp,  sEr-M-P3,  sEr3- 

Hz 

Sea'-lion,  S3-/,-N 

Mt,  sEr-M-PS-NG 

Scup'per-nail,  sE-Pr2-Nl 

Seam,  sM3,  sMd3,  8lI3-NG 

Scrip,  sEr-P3 

Scurf,  sKrf2 

Sea'-maid,  S3-Md 

Script,  sEr-Pt3 

Scurf  iness,  sEr-F2-Ns 

Sea'man,  sMn3 

Scrip'tory,  eEr-Pt3-R 

Scurfy,  sKr-F2,    sEr-F2- 

Sea'manship,  sMn-SH3-P 

Script'ural,  sE-Ptr3-!, 

R,  sEr-Fst2 

Sea'-mark,  S3-M-fi-E 

Script'uralist,      sEr-P3- 

Scur'rile,  sE-J?l2 

Sea'-mew,  S'-M 

CHr-Lst 

Scurril'ity,  sE-J213-T 

Seam'less,  sM-Ls3 

Scrip'turally,     sEr  -  P*  - 
CHr-i 

Scurrilous,  sE-^ls* 
Scur'rilously,  eK-RV-sL 

Sea'-monster,  S3-M-Xsti> 
Seam'ster,  sJIstr3 

Scripf  ure,  sEr-Ptr3 

Scur'rilousness,  sE-^eis2  Seam'stress,  sMs-Trssor2 

Script'urist,        sEr-P3- 

-Ns 

Seam'y,  sM3 

CHrst 

Scur'vily,  sKr-V2-i 

Sea'-navel,  S3-X-V-L 

Scrive'ner,  sEr-V^-Nr 

Scur'viness,  sEr-V2-Ns 

Seance',  8>-N8 

Scrofula,  sEr-Fi-A 
Scrofulous,  sEr-F^is 

Scur'vy,  sEr-V2  sEr-V*-R, 
sEr-Vst2 

Sea'-nettle,  83-Nt-L 
Sea'-nymph,  S3-N-M-F 

Scroll,  sKr-l2 

Scur'vy-grass,   sEr  -  V2  - 

Sea'-otter,  S^-Tr 

Scro'tiform,  sEr-T2-Fr-M 

Grs 

Sea'-pie,  S3-P 

Scro'tum,  sErt2-M 

Scut,  sEt2 

Sea'-piece,  83-Ps 

Scrub,   sEr-B2,    sEr-Bd2, 

Scu'tage,  eEt-  js 

Sea'-port,  s3-Prt 

sEr-B«-NG 

Scu'tate,  sE-Tt3 

Sea'poy,  sP3 

Scrub'by,  sEr-B1 

Scutch,  sK-CH2,  sE-CHt2, 

Sear,  sR3,  sRd3.  sR3-XG 

Scru'ple,  eEr-Pl*     eEr- 

8E-CH2-NG 

Search,  sR^-CH,  sRt-CHt, 

Pld3  .fcKr-P!3-NG 

Scutch'eon,  sE-CHn2 

S.R2-CH-NG 

Scru'pier,  sEr-Pl»-R 

Scu'tellated,  sEt-L3-Td 

Search'able,  pH2-CH-Bl 

Scrupulos'ity,    sEr-Pls1- 

Scu'tiform,  sE-T»-Fr-M 

Search'er,  s^-CHr 

T 

Scut'tle,  sEt-L2,  sEt-Ld2, 

Search'-warrant,     sR?  • 

Scru'pulous,  sEr-Pls3 

sEt-L2-XG 

CH-Wrnt 

Scru'pulously,    sEr-Pl3- 

Scym'etar,  sMtr3 

Sear'-cloth,  sR3-Kl-TH 

sL 

Scythe,  sDH1 

Seared,  sRd3 

Scru'pulousness,     sEr  - 

Scythed,  sDHd* 

Sear'edness,  s/Z3-D-Ns 

Pls3-Ns 

Scythe'man,  sDH^-Mn 

Sea'-risk,S3-Ks-E 

Scrutineer',  sEr-T3-Nr 

Scyth'ian,  sTHn3 

Sea'-room,  S3-R-M 

Scru'tinize,       sErt3  -  Nz, 

Sea,  S3 

Sea'-serpent,  Ss3-H-Pnt 

BErt3-Xzd,  sKrt3-Nz-NG 

3ea'-anem'one,  S3-N-M-N 

Sea'-service,  Ss3-fl-Vs 

Scru'tinizer,  BErt-N-Zr3 

Sea'-bank,  S3-B-NG-K 

Sea'-shell,  S3-SH1 

Scru'tinous,  sErt3-Ns 

Sea'-beat,  S3-Bt 

Sea'-shore,  S3-SHr 

Scru'tiny,  sErt'-N 

Sea'-beaten,  S3-B-Tn 

Sea'sick,  Ss3-E 

Scrutoire',  sErt-Wr1 

Sea'-board,  S3-Brd 

Sea'sickness,  Ss3-E-Ks 

Scud,  sE-D2.  sE-Dd2,  sE- 

3ea'-boat,  S3-Bt 

3ea'-side,  Ss3-D 

D2  XG 

3ea'-born,  S3-B-Kn 

Sea'son,    szX3.     szX-D8, 

Bcud'dle,  sK-Dl2 

3ea'-breach,  83-Br-CH 

szX3-NG 

Scud'dled,  sE-Dld* 

Sea'-breeze,  S3-Brz 

Sea'sonable,  szX-Bl3 

Scuffle,  sE-F2-L,  sE-F2- 

Sea'-built,  S3-Blt 

Sea'sonableness,     szN. 

Ln*  sK-F*"L-NG 

3ea'-calf,  s3-Ef 

Bl3-Xs    [szX3'.Bs] 

Scuffler,  eK-F2-l/-R 

3ea'-calves,  S^-Evz 

Sea'soner,  szX-R3 

Sculk,   sE!2-E,  sEl-E-T* 

3ea'-captain,  S8-E-Pn 

Sea'soning,  szX3-XG 

BE12-E-NG 

Sea'-coal,  S3-E1 

3ea'sonless,  szN-is3 

Scull,  sE-L2,  sE-Ld2,  sE- 

3ea'-coast,  S3-Est 

3eat,  sT3.  sTd3,  sT3-NG 

L2  -XG 

Sea'-elephant,  S3-i-Fnt 

3ea'-term,  S3-Tr-M 

Scull'er,  sE-ir« 

Sea'-farer,  83-F-Rr 

Sea'-unicorn,      S3-T-N- 

Scullery,  nK-L*-R 

Bea'-faring,  S3-Fr-NG 

Krn 

SEA 

Sea'  -ward,  S3-Wrd 
Sea'-weed,  S3-Wd 
Sea'-worthy,  S3-Wr-DH 
Sea'-worthiness,  S3-Wr- 

DH-Na 

Seba'ceous,  sB2-SHs 
Se'cant,  sKnts 
Secede',  Ss3-D,   Ss3-Dd, 

Ss3-D-NG 
Seced'er,  Ss8-Dr 
Secern',  Ss2-Bn,  Ss2-Rnd, 

Ss2-Rn-NG 
Secern'ment,     8s*  -  Rn  - 

Mnt 

becesh',  Ss2-SH 
Seces'sion,  Ssshn? 
Seces'sionist,  Ssshn*-St 
Seck'le,  sKl2 
Seclude',  sKld3,  sKl-Dd», 

8Kld3-NG 

Secluse'ness,  sKls3-Ns 
Seclu'sion,  sKlzhn3 
Seclu'sive,  sKls-V3 
Sec'ond,  sKnd2,  sKn-Dd2, 


237 

Sec'ularize,  sK-Zrz* 
Sec'ularly,  sK-Li^-L 
Sec'ularness,  sK-irz-Ns 
Sec'undine,  sKn-Dn2 
Secur'able.  sK-K^-Bl 
Secure',    sk-B3,   sK-fid3, 

SK-B3-NG 

Secure'ly,  sK-B3-X 
Secure'ness,  sK-B3-Ns 
Secu'rity,   sK-fi3-T  (sKr- 

T3) 

Sedan',  sDn1 
Sedate',  sDt« 
Sedate'ly,  sDts-X, 
Sedate'ness,  sDt2-Ns 
Sed'ative.  sD2-Tv 
Sed'entariness,  sDn2-T- 


Sec'ondarily,  sKnd-fi'-i 
Sec'ondariness,     sKnd  - 

«*-Ns 

Sec'ondary,  sKnd-.JP 
Sec'onder,  sKndr2 
Sec'ond-hand,      sKnd2  - 

Hnd 
Sec'ond-handed,  sKnd2- 

Hn-Dd 

Sec'ondly,  sKnd-i2 
Sec'ond-rate,  sKnd*-Bt 
Sec'ond-sight,  sKnds2-T 
Se'crecy,  sKr-S3 
Se'cret,  sKrt8 
Sec'retary, 
Sec'retary-bird, 

Brd 
Sec'retary-ship,     sKrt  - 

flii-SH-P    [-SH] 
Secrete',   sKrt3,  sKr-Td3, 

sKrt3-NG 

Secre'tion,  sKrshn3 
Secreti'tious,  sKr-T3-iSHs 
Secret'ive,  sKrt-V 
Secret'iveness,  sKrt-V3- 

Ns    [sKrt3'.Vs] 
Se'cretness,  sKrt3-Ns 
Se'cretory  or  Secrefo- 

ry,  sKrt-^3 
Sect,  sKt2 
Secta'rian,  sKt-«n» 
Secta'rianism,  sKt-JKnz2- 

M 

Sec'tarist, 
Sec'tary, 
Sec'tile, 
Sec'tion, 
Sec'tional-ly,  sKshn-£* 
Sec'tionalism,      sEshn  - 

Lz2-M 

Sec'tor,  sKtr« 
Sec'ular.  sK-£r2 
Secular'ity,  sK-.tr1-T 
Seculariza'tion,         sK  - 

Zrzaftn* 


Sed'entary,  sDn2-T-B 
Sede'runt,  sD2-.Knt 
Sedge,  sJ2 
Sedg'y,  sJ« 
Sed'iment,  sD2-Mnt 
Sediment'ary.    sD2-Mnt- 

B 

Sedi'tion,  sDshn3 
Sedi'tionary,  sDshn3-^ 
Sedi'tious,  sD*-SHs 
Sedi'tiously,  sD3-SHs-L 
Sedi'tiousness,  sT>3-SH$- 

Ns 
Sed'litz  Powders,    sD2- 

itz-P-Drz 
Seduce',  sDs3,  sDst3,  sDs3- 

NG 

Seduce'ment,  sD3-sMnt 
Sedu'cer,  sD3-sB 
Sedu'cible,  sDs3-Bl 
Seduc'tion,  sD2-Kshn 
Seduc'tive,  sD2-Kt-V 
Seduc'tively,  sD2-Kt-V-L 
Sedu'lity,  sDs-i-T 
Sed'ulous,  sD2-is 
Sed'ulously,  sD*-Ls-L 
Sed'ulousness,  sD^-Ls- 

Ns 

See,  S3,  83-NG 
Seed,  sD3,  sDd3.  sD3-NG 
Seed'-bud,  sD3-Bd 
Seed'-cake,  sD3-K-K 
Seed'ed,  sDd3 
Seed'ling,  sD3-L-NG 
Seed'-plat,  sD3-Plt 
Seed'-plot,  sD3-Plt 
Seeds'man,  sD3-zMn 
Seed'  -time,       sD3  -  T  -  M 

(sDt3-M) 

Seed'-vessel,  sD3-Vs-L 
Seed'y,  sD3,  sDS-E,  sD3-St 
See'ing,  S3-NG 
Seek,  sK3,  sK3-KG 
Seek'er,  sKr3 
Seel,  B//3,  8i3-D,  s£3-NG 
Seem,  sM3.  sMd3,  sM3-NG 
Seem'er,  sMr3 
Seem'ing,  sM3-NG 
Seem'ingly,  eM3-NGl 
Seem'ingness,  sM'-NG- 

Ns 
Seem'linesa,  sM-i'-Ns 


SEL 

Seem'ly,  sM-i3, 

sM-ist" 
Seems,  sMz^ 
Seen,  sN3 
Seer,  sfis 
See'saw,  S3-S.  Ss^-D,  83-S- 

NG 

Seest,  Sst3 
Seethe,     sDH?,     sDHd', 

sDH^-NG 
Seeth'er, 
Seeth'ing,  ^ 
Seg'ment,  sG2-Mnt 
Seg'regate,        sGr-G-T2 

sGr-G-Td2.  sGr-G-T2-NG 
Segrega'tion,  sGr-Gshn 
deid'litz.  sDi-itz 
Seigneu'rial,  sN-TJ^-L 
Seign'ior,  sN-R3 
Seign'orage,  sN-^s.j 
Seign'ory,  sN-TJ3 
Seine,  sN3 
Seis'in,  sZn3 
Seiz'able, 
Seize,  sZ3.  sZd^,  sZ3-NG 
Seiz'er,  sZr3 
Seiz'in,  sZn3 
Seiz'or,  sZ3-B 
Seiz'ure,  sZHr3 
Seju'gous,  sJ3-Gs 
Se  laa.sL" 
Sel'dom,  sLd2-M 
Select',   sL2-K-T,    sZ-2-K- 

Td.  siS-K-T-NG 
Selec'tion,  s£2-Kstm 
Select'man,  sL2-K-T-Mn 
Select'ness,  sL2-K-T-Ns 
Select'or,  sL"-Ktr 
Sel'enite,  sL2-Nt 
Selenog'raphy,    si1  -  N  - 

Gr-F 
Self,  s/<2-F.    See  Selves. 

Note.—Sflf  as  a  prefix  is 
usually  written  with  the  s- 
circle  placed  invariably  on 
the  line.  This  prefix  may 
be  joined  to  the  i-emainder 
of  the  outline  if  it  commen- 
ces with  a  down-strok'  and 
it  does  not  need  to  be  writ- 
ten in  its  proper  pos  ition 
for  the  sake  of  legibility. 
If  the  remainder  of  the  out- 
line commences  with  an> 
up-stroke  a  horizontal  or 
a  circle  or  loop,  the  prefix 
should  not  be  joined  but 
placed  at  the  left  and  close 
to  it. 

Self-con-  is  written  by 
placing  the  prefix  sign  (s- 
circle)  in  the  first  position ; 
and  then  the  remainder  of 
the  outline  is  written  close 
to  it. 

The  s-circle  is  also  used 
sometimes  as  a  suffix    for 
-self. 
Self-abase'ment,     s'-B- 

sMnt 


SEL 
Belf-abhor'rence,    sz-B- 

oelf-abuse',  s2  '.Bs3 
Self-combat'ting,        s1 

:Btc)i 

Self-command',  s^Nd1 
Self-commun'ion,       s1 

INn* 
Self-compla'cency,     s' 

'.Pls2-N-8 

Self-conceit',  s1  tsT» 
Self-conceifed,  sMsTd* 
Self-concern,  sMsRn* 
Self-condemna'tion,   s1 

tD2-M-N8hn 
Self-condemned',  s'  SD3- 

Md 
Self-con'fidence,  sMF1- 

DHS 

Belf-con'flict,  s1  IFU-K-T 
^elf-con' quest,  s'  iKwst1 
Self-consid'ering,  s1 

IsDr'-NG 

Self-con'scious,  s1  iSHs1 
Self-consist'ent,  s1 

Self-contradic'tion,   s1 

;Trds-Eshm 

Self-control',  gi  :Tr2-L 
Self-convict/ed,    s^V8- 

K-Td 

Self-deceit',  s3  Ds-T 
Self-deceive',  s2-Ds-V 
Self-decep'tion,     s3  -  D  - 

sPshn 

Self-defense',  s2-Df-Ns 
Self-deni'al,  s3-D-N-L 
Self-depend'ent,  s2  -  D  - 

Pnd-Nt 
Self-destroyer,  s2-D-sTr 

-R 
Self-destruc'tion,    ss-D- 

sTr-Kshn 
Belf-educa'tion,     s«  -  D  - 

Kshn 

Self-esteem',  s2-St-M 
Self-evident,  s«-Vd-Nt 
Self-examina'tion, 

'K2  sM-Nshn 
Self-excus'ing,    s2SKs3- 

Kz  NG 
Self-exist'ence,    s2iKss- 

Tns3 
Self-exist'ent,     s2  i  Ess  - 

Self-government,       s2 

Self-in'terest,  s2iNtrs 
Selfish,  s'^-SH 
Selfishly,  s2-SH-i 
Selfishness,  ss-SH-Ns 
Self-knowl'edge,   s2;N- 

J" 

Self-love',  s2iL2  V 
Self-made',  s2!Md2 
Self-mo'tion,  s2 :  Mshn* 
Belt-moved',  e2:M-Vd3 
Self-mui-der,  s2 !  Mrdr2 
Belf-neglect'ing,  s2 :  Na- 

Gc; 


238 

Self-opin'ion,  82-Pn-N 
Self-posses'sion,        s 

Pzshn 

Self-praise',  sVPrz* 
8elf-preserva'tion, 


Self-reg'ulated, 

Gl-Td 

Self-reli'ance,  82;Rlns> 
Self-reproach',  s2i«2-Pr- 

CH 
Self-right'eous,     s8 !  R1  • 

CHs 
Self-sac'riflce,     s2  i  sKr- 

Self-same',  s2  isM« 
Self-sat'isfled,  s«:sTs'-Fd 
Self-suffl'cient,  e3 

IsFshnt3 

Self- will',  s«;i3 
Self-  willed',  s2:i*-D 
Sell,  si* 

Sel'landers,  sindrz2 
Sell'er,  si2-R 
Sel'vage,  s£2-V- J 
Sel'vedge,  sL2-V-J 
Selves,  sL2-Vz 

Note.—  The  suflBx  -selves 
is  written  with  the  large 
circle;  thus,  DHsz2,  them- 
selves. 

Sem'aphore,  sM-Fra 
Semaphor'ic,  sM-F'-R-K 
Semaphor'ical,  sM-F>-R 

El 

Sem'blance,  sM-Blns2 
Se'men,  sMn3 
Semes'ter,  sMstr3 
Semi-an'nual,  sM-N-L1 
Semi-an'nually,  eM  -  N  - 


Semi-an'nular, 
Sem'ibreve, 
Semi-cno'rus,  sM-E-Bs3 
Sem'icircle,  sMs-B2-El 
Semicircular,  sMs-fi* 

El  R 

Sem'icolon,  sM-K-in2 
Semi-diam'eter,  sM-D1 

Mtr 
Semi-diaph'anous,  sM 

Df'-Ns 

Semi-flu'id,  sM-F!3-D 
Semi-lu'nar,  sM-i3-Nr 
Semi-lu'nate,  sM-is-Nt 
Sem'i-metal,  sM-Mt-Z3 
Sem'inal,  sM«-Nl 
Semina'rian,  sM2-Nrn 
Sem'inarist,  sM3-Nrst 
Sem'inary,  sM2-Nr 
Sem'inate,  sM-N-T3 
Sem'inated,  sM-N-Td* 
Semina'tion,  sM2  Nshn 
Seminif  ic,  sM-N-F3-E 
Seminif  ical,  sM-N-F3-El 
Semi-nude',  sM-N-D* 
Semiol'OKy,  sM-Z-'-J 
Semi-or'dinate, 

Nt 
Semip'edal,  sM    *-Dl 


SEN 

Sem'iquaver,  s 
Seml-spher'ic,    sMs-F3- 

R-K 
Semi-spher'ical,  sMs-F*- 

R-K1 

Semit'ic,  sMt3-K 
Sem'itone,  sM-Tn2 
Semiton'ic,  sM-T»-N-K 
Sem'i-vocal,  sM-V2-Kl 
Sem'i-vowel,  sM-V2-L 
Sempiter'nal, 

Nl 
Sempiter'nity, 

N-T 

Semp'stress,  sM-sTrs2 
Sen'ary,  sN-/p 
Sen'ate,  sNt2 
Sen'ate-house,  sNt2-Hs 
Sen'ator,  sNtr2 
Senato'rial-ly,  sK-TJ-Rl 
Sen'atorship,     sNtr-8H> 

(-P) 
Send,  sN-D2  (sNd2),  sNd«- 

NG.     See  Sent. 
Sen'der,  sNdrs 
Senes'cence,  sNs2-Ns 
Senes'cent,  sNs2-Nt 
Sen'eschal,  sN-SHl« 
Se'nile,  sN-L» 
Senil'ity,  sN-Z3-T 
Sen'ior,  sN-R3 
Seniority,  sN-iJ1-! 
Sen'na,  sN2 
Sen'night,  sN2-Nt 
Senoc'ular,  sN-Kl-R1 
Sen'sate,  sNs-T2 
Sen'sated,  sNs-Td« 
Sensa'tion,  sNssftn2 
Sensa'tional,  sNssAn-La 
Sensa'tionalism,  stfsshn- 

Lz2-M 

Sense,  sNs2 
Sense'less,  sNs-Ls2 
Sense'lessly,  sNs-Lss-L 
Senselessness,  sNs-Ls8- 

Ns 
Sensibil'ity,  sNs-BS-L-T 

(or  -Lt) 

Sen'sible,  sNs-B2(-L) 
Sen'sibleness,  sNs-B2-L- 

Ns    l!Bs] 

Sen'sibly,  sNs-B2(-£) 
Sensif  ic,  sNs-F3-K 
Sen'sitive,  sNs-Tv2 
Sen'sitively,  sNs-T2-Vl 
Sen'sitiveness,  sNs-Tv«- 

Ns 

Senso'rial,  sNs-Kl2 
Senso'rium,  sNs-R2-M 
Sen'sory,  sNs-U2 
Sen'sual,  sN-SHl2 
Sen'sualism,  sN-SHlz2-M 
Sen'sualist,  sN-SHlst2 
Sensual'ity,  sN-5fll'-T 
Sensualiza'tion,        sN- 

SfllzsAn2 
Sen'sualize,      sN-5fllz8, 

sN-S/Hzd2,  sN-SHlz'--NG 
Sen'sually,  sN-SH12 
Sen'sualness,  sN-S7n2-N9 


SEN 


239 


SEV 


Sen'suous,  sN-SHs* 

Beptuag'enary,  sPti-J-Nr 

Ser'pentize,  sKs-Pn-Tz 

Sent,  8Nt«.    see  Send. 

Septuages'ima,     sPt^-J- 

Serpig'inous,  sB3-P-J-Na 

Sen'tence,  sNt2-Ns,  sNt*- 

sM 

Serpi'go,  sW-P-G 

Nst,  sNt2-Ns-NG 

Septuages'imal,    sPts-J- 

Ser'rate,  KRt* 

Senten'tial,  sNt-N-SHl« 

8M-Z, 

Ser'rated,  s.R2-Td 

Sententious,  sNt-N-SHss 

Sep'tuagint,  sPt^-  Jnt 

Sera'ture,  s/:tr» 

Senten'tiously,  sNt-N- 

Sep'tum,  sPt*-M 

Se'rum,  sB3-M: 

SHs*-L 

Sep'tuple,  8Pt»-Pl,  sPt«- 

Ser'val,  s/j-'-V-L 

Benten'tiousness,  sNt-N- 

Pld,  sPts-Pl-NG 

Servant,  KR°~Vnt 

SHs2-N8 
Sen'tient,  sN-SHnt* 

Sep'ulcher.  sPla-Kr 
Sepul'chral,  sPl^-Kr-L 

Serve,       eRv",        s/Zvd» 

sRv(-)2 

Sen'timent,  sNt2-Mnt 

Sep'ulture,  8P12-CHr 

Ser'vice,  sR--Vs 

Sentiment'al,     sNt-Mnt- 

Sequa'cious,  sKw-SHs' 

Ser'viceable-y,    sfia-Vs- 

L*    [sNt2!Mnt] 

Se'quel,  sKw-L*      < 

Bl 

Sentiment/  alism,     sNt  - 

Se'quence,  BKwns* 

Ser'viceableness,     sfl'- 

Mnt-Z,z2-M 

Se'quent,  sKwnt3 

Vs-Bl-Ns    [iBs] 

Sentiment'alist,       sNt- 

Seques'ter,  BKwstr*,  sKw- 

Ser'vile,  eB2-V-L 

Mnt-Zsta 

sTrd',  sKstrC)3 

Ser'vilely.  s/eJ-V-L-L 

Sentimental'ity,      sNt  - 

Seques'terable,       sKyr  -  ;  Ser'vileness,  s«--V-L-Ns 

Mnt-ii-T    [sNtiiMnt] 

8Tr2-Bl                              j  Servil'ity,  *R3-\-L-T  (-Li) 

Se  iitiment'alize,      sNt  - 

Seques'trate,  sKw-sTrt»,  Ser'vitor,  s.R2-Vtr 

Mnt-/,z3 

8Kw  -  sTr^'Td,           sKw  - 

Ser'vitorshap,   sfla-Vtr- 

Sentimenf  ally,  sN-Mnt- 

sTrt(')* 

SH(-P) 

/,»    [sNtatMnt] 

Sequestra'tion,       sKw  - 

Ser'vitude,  sR2-V-Td 

Sen'tinel,  sNt-N-L» 

BTrshn* 

Ses'ame,  Ss2-M 

Sen'try,  sN-Tr« 

Seq'uestrator,          Kw  - 

Ses'amum,  Ss2-M-M 

Sen'try-box,  sN-Tr*-B-Ks 

BTrtra 

Sesquip'edal,  6S2-Kw-P- 

Se'pal,  sPia 

Se'quin,  gKwn* 

Dl 

Separabil'ity,  sPr»-Bl-T 

Seragl'io,  sfi'-Z. 

Sesquipedalian,       sSa- 

(or  -Bit) 

Ser'aph,  s.Rf» 

Kw-P-D-Z,n 

Sep'arable,  sPr»-Bl 

Seraph'ic,  sfii-P-K 

Ses'sile,  Ss*-L 

Sep'arableness,  sPr*-Bl- 

Seraph'ical,  B«'-F-K1 

Ses'sion,      sSHn2,  —  and 

Ns    [iBs] 

Ser'aphim,  sfi'-F-M 

sometimes  iu  phrases  by 

Sep'arate,  sPrf,  sPr»-Td, 

Ser'aphine,  s«*-Fn 

the    s-circle    and    thun- 

sPrt(-)3.    See  Spread,  etc. 

Seras'kier,  s.Ksi-K-R 

curl  ;  thus,  Nsshn3,  In  set- 

Separately,  sPrt1-/- 

Sere,  sR3 

sion. 

Sep'arateness,  sPrt^-Ns 

Serenade',  s^-Kd,  sB2- 

Ses'sional,  sSH2-Nl 

Separa'tion,  sPrshn* 

N-Dd,  s^-Nd-NG 

Sess'-pool,  Ss2-P-L 

Separatism,    sPra-T-zM 

Serene',  sfin* 

Ses'terce,  Ss2-T-Bs 

(8Prt*-zM) 

Serene'ly,  sRn*-L 

Set,  sTa,  sT2-NG 

Separatist,  8Pr»-Tst 

Serene'ness,  s/in8-N8 

Seta'ceous,  sT2--SHs 

Sep'arator,  sPrtr* 

Seren'ity,  e^N-T 

Setif  erous,  sTfa-Ss 

Sep'aratory,  sPrt*-jR 

Serf,  aRf* 

Setig'erous,  8T3-Jrs 

Sepawn',  sPn» 

Serfdom,  sfi»-F-D-M 

Set'-off,  sTf2 

Se'pia,  sPs 

Serge,  sfis-J 

Se'ton,  sTn3 

Se'poy,  eP* 

Ser'geancy,  sK'ora-Jn-S 

Setose',  eTs2 

Sept,  BPt* 

Ser'geant,  s^R'ara-Jnt 

Se'tous,  sTs3 

Bept'angle,     sPt»-Na-Gl 

Ser'geantship,      sRlor*  - 

Settee',  sTC3.    See  Seat. 

tsPt*-NGl] 
Septan'gular,     sPti-NG- 

Jnt-SH(-P) 
Se'rial,  8fi3-L 

Softer,  sTr2 
SeVting,  sT2-NG 

Gl-B    csPti-NGl-B] 

Seria'tim,  sB!ori-T-M 

Sefting-dog,     sT2  -  NG  - 

September,     sPt»-M-Br 

Seri'ceous,  sfls-SHs 

D-G 

[sPt*-M] 

Se'ries,  sRz» 

Sef  tie,  sTl2,  sTld2,  sTl«- 

Septem'partite,  sPts-M- 

Serio-com'ic,  sfl'-K-M-K 

NG 

Pr-Tt 

Serio-com'ical,    8.K1  -  K  - 

Set'tlement,  sTP-Mnt 

Sep'tenary,  sPt*-Nr 
Septen'ial-ly,  sP^-T-Nl 
Septen'trion,     sP2-T-N- 

M-K1 
Se'rious,  sKs3 
Se'riously,  sR*-sL 

Set'tler,  sT!2-B 
Set'tling,  sTP-NG 
Set'tlings,  sT!2-NGz 

Trn 

Se'riousness,  8Ks*-Ng 

Sef  -to,  sT«-T 

Septen'trional,  sP»-T-N- 

Ser'jeant.    See  Sergeant. 

Seven,  sVna 

Tr-Nl 

Ser'mon,  8E»-Mn 

Sevenfold,  sVna-F-Ld 

Sep'tic,  sPt2-K 

Ser'monize,     sB2-M-Nz, 

Bev'ennight,  sN*-Nt 

Sep'tical,  BPt»-Kl 

sB«-M-Nzd,      sB«-M-Nz- 

Seventeen,  sVnt2-N  (or 

Septif'luous,  sP'-T-Fls 

NG 

17) 

Septilat'eral,  sPt>-itr-L 

Ser'monizer,  sB»-M-N-Zr 

Seventeenth,  sVnt»-N- 

Septill'ion,  sPt'-Ln 

3eron'  or  Seroon',  sSn1 

TH(orl7TH) 

Septin'sular,  BP*-T-N- 

Seros'ity,  efls'-T 

Seventh,    sV2-N-TH   (or 

nL-R 

Se'rous,  s/ts* 

7TH) 

Septuagena'rian,  sPt«-  3- 

Nrn 

Ser'pent,  8fi«-Pnt 
Ser'pentme,  s#»-Pnt-N 

Seventhly,    8V«-N-TH-Zt 
'  (or7TH-i) 

SEV 


240 


SHE 


Seventieth,  sV2-N-T-TH 

Shade,  SH2-D   (or  SHd2),!Sham'er,  SH*-Mr 

(or  70TH) 

8H2-Dd,  SH2-D-NG.     See 

Sham'my,  SH^M 

Seventy,  sV*-N-T  (or  70) 

Shadow,  etc. 

Shampoo',  8H3-M-P,  SH»- 

Seven-up,  sVn»-P 

Shad'er,  SH2-Dr 

M-P-D,  SH3-M-P-NG 

Sever,  sVr',  sVrd2,  sVr2- 

Shades,       SH2-Dz      (or 

Sham'rock,  SH^M-B-K 

NG 

SHdz«) 

Shank,  SHi-NG-K 

Several,  sV2-.Rl    [sVs] 

Sha'dily,  SH2-D-i 

Shan'ty,  SHi-N-T 

Severally,  sV2-fll 

Shadlness,  SH2-D-Ns 

Shape,    8H2-P.   SB?-Pt, 

Be  Veralty,       sV*  -  Rl  -  T 

Shading,  SH2-D-NG 

SH2-P-NG 

(-Bit) 

Shad'ow,  SH1-!),  •Sfl'-Dd, 

Shapeless,  SH2-P-Zs 

Sev'erance,  sV2-fins 

5£n-D-NG.     See    Shade, 

Shapelessness,     8H*-P- 

Severe',   6V3-B,    sV3-Br, 

etc. 

Zs-Ns    [:Zs] 

s  Vs-  fist 

Shad'owy,  SIP-Vol 

Shapely,  SH2-P-Z 

Severely,  sV«-Bl 

Shad'y,  SH2-D 

Shap'en,  SH2-Pn 

Severe'ness,  sV3-B-Ns 

Shaft,  SHi-Ft 

Shard,  SHi-Bd 

Severity,  sV'-fi-T 

Shaft'ed,  8Hi-F-Td 

Shard'borne,  SHi-Bd-B- 

Sew,  S2,  sea,  S2-NG 

Shafting,  SHi-Ft-NG 

Rn 

Sew'age,  S3-  J 

Shag,  SH'-G,  SHi-Gd,  SH1- 

Shard'ed,  SHi-TJ-Dd 

Sew'er  (su'er),  S*-B 

G-NG 

Share,  SHr',  SHrdi,  SHri- 

Sew'er  (so'er),  S*-B 

Shag'bark,  SH^-G-Br-K 

NG 

Sewerage,  83-^-J 

Shag'gedness,     SH'-Gd- 

Share'-holder,     SHr>-H- 

Sewing,  S2-NG 

Ns 

Zdr    [SHr'-Hdr] 

Sewing-machine,     S2  - 

Shag'giness,  SHi-G-Ks 

Shar'er,  SHri-B 

NG-M-SHn 

Shag'gy,  SHi-G,  SHi-G-B, 

Shark,  SHri-K,  8Hri-Kt, 

Sewing-society,        S2  - 

SH^Gst 

SHr'-K-NG 

NGss-T 

Shagreen',  SBs-Qrn 

Shark'er,  5JTri-Kr 

Sex,  sKs2 

Shah,  SH1 

Sharp,  (a.)  SHr!-P,  SHr1- 

Sexagena'rian,  sKs-J*- 

Shake,  SH2-K,  SH2-K-NG 

Pr.  SHri-Pst 

Nrn 

Shak'en,  SH2-Kn 

Sharp,  (v.)  SHri-P,  SHr1- 

Sexag'enary  or  Sex'age- 

Shak'er,  SH^-Kr 

Pt,  SHri-P-NG 

nary,  sKs-JW^Jfr 

Shakespearian,  SH3-Ks- 

Sharp'en,  SHr^Pn,  SHri- 

Sexages'ima,  sKs-J2-sM 

Sexagesimal,     .sKs  -  J2  - 

f-Rn 
Shak'y,  SH2-K,  SH2-K-E, 

Pnd,  SHr'-Pn-NG 
Sharp'er,  SHr^Pr 

83I-Z 

SH2-Kst 

Sharply,  SHr'-P-Z 

Sex'angled,  sKs'-NG-Gld 

Shale,  SH2-L.    See  Shell. 

Sharp'ness,  SHr^P-Ns 

Sexan'gular,     sKs  -  NG  - 

Shall,  SHli    [SHi] 

Sharp'-set,  SHr^Ps-T 

Gl-Bi 

Note.  —  The  abbreviation 

Sharp'-shooter,   SHr'-P- 

Bexan'gularly,    sKs-NG- 

for   Shall   may  be  joined 

SHtr 

Gl-B'-Z 

freely  in  phrases,   and   in 

Sharp'-sighted,  SHr'-Ps- 

Sexen'nial,  BKs-N-L» 

any   part   of  them.       See 

Td 

Sex'fid,  sKs-Fd2 

Should. 

Sharp'-  witted,  SHri-P- 

Sex'ifid,  sKs-Fd» 

Shaloon',  SH3-Zn 

wTd 

Sex'less,  sK-sZsa 

Shallop,  SHP-P 

Shas'ter,  SHstri 

Sex'tain,  sRs-Tn* 

Shallot',  SHi-it 

Shas'tra,  SHsi-Tr 

Sex'tant,  sKs-Tnt* 

Shallow,  SHi-L,  sm-L- 

Shat'ter,  SHtri,  SHi-Trd, 

Sex'tile,  sKs-T^-L 

B,  SHi-Lst 

SHtr>-XG 

Sextilllon,  sKs-T3-Zn 

Shallowed,  SHi-L-V 

Shat'ters,  SHtrzi 

Sextodes'imo,  sKs-l^-D- 

Shal'lowness,  SHi-L-Xs 

Shat'tery,  SH^-T-R 

sM 

Shalt,  SHlti    [SHti] 

Shave,   8H2-V,  SHS-Vd, 

Sex'ton,  sKs-Tn2 

Shal'y,  SH*-L 

SH2-V-NG 

Sex'tonship,  sKs-Tn2-SH 

Sham,    SHi-M,    SH^Md, 

Shaveling,  SH2-V1-NG 

(-P) 

SH'-M-XG 

Shav'en,  SH2-Vn 

Sex'tuple,  sKs-T»-Pl 

Sha'man,  SHi-Mn 

Shav'er,  SH2-Vr 

Sex'ual,  sK-SHl2 

Sha'manism,  SHi-Mn-Z- 

Shaving,  SH2-V-NG 

Sex'ualist,  sK-SHlst2 

M 

Shawl,  SHli 

Sexuality,  sK-SHV-T 

Sha'manist,  SH'-Mn-St 

Shawm,  SHi-M 

Sex'ually,  sK-SHl* 

Sham'ble,  SH'-M-Bl,  SH1-  She,  SH3 

Shab,    SHi-B,    SH'-Bd, 

M-Bld.  SH^M-Bl-NG         Sheaf,    SH3-F,    SH'-Ft, 

SHi-B-NG 

Sham'bles,  SHi-M-Blz          SH3-F-XG 

Shab'bily,  SH'-B-Z 

Shame,   SH2-M,  SH2-Md.  '  Sheallng,  SH13-XG 

Shab'biness,  SHLB-Ns 

SH2-M-NG 

Shear,  SHr3,  SHrd2  SHr«- 

Shab'by,  SHi-B  —  i-B-B, 

Shame'faced,  SH2-M-Fst 

NG 

SH'-Bst 

Shame'ful-ly,  SH2-M-F1 

Shear'er,  SHrS-B 

Shack,  SH'-K 

Shame'fulness,  SH2-M- 

Shearling,  SHrS-Z-NG 

Shackle,   8Hi-Kl,    SHi- 

Fl-Ns    [!Fs] 

Shears,  SHrz3 

Kld,  SHi-Kl-NG 
Shackles,  SHi-Klz 

Shameless,  SH2-M-is 
Shamelessly,  SH2-M-Zs- 

Shear'-steel,  SHrs3-T-L 
Sheath.  SH3-TH 

Shackly,  8Hi-Kl 

L 

Sheathe,    £H3-DH,    SB*. 

Shad,  SH'-D 
Shad'dock,  SHi-D-K 

Shame'lessness,  SH2-M- 
Zs-Xs    [!Zs] 

DHd.  Sti3-DH-yG 
Sheath'er,  SH3-DHr 

SHE 


Bheath'ing, 
Sheath'less, 
Sheave,  SH'-V 
Shed,  SH2-D,  SH2-D-NG 
Bhed'der,  8H«-Dr 
Sheen,  SHn3 
Sheen'y,  SH3-N 
Sheep,  SHS-P 
Sheep'-cot,  8H3-P-Kt 
Sheep'-fold,  SH3-P-F-Ld 
Sheep'-hook,  SHS-P-H-K 
Sheep'ish,  8H3-P-SH 
Sheep'ishly,  SIP-P-SHl 
Sheep'ishness.    SH3  -  P  - 

SH-Ns 

Sheep's'-eye,  SHs-Ps-I 
Sheep'-shearer.  SH3-P- 

SHr-E 
Sheep'-shearing,  SHS-P- 

SHr-NG 

Sheep'-skin,  SH3-P-sKn 
Sheep'-walk,  SH3-P-W-K 
Sheer,  SHr3,  SHrd3,  SHr8- 

NG 
Sheet,  SHt»,  SH3-Td,  SHts- 

NG 
Sheet'-anchor,  SHt'-NG- 

Kr 

Sheet'ing,  SHts-NG 
Sheets,  SHtz* 
Sheik,  8H3-K 
Shek'el,  SHJ-K1 
Sheki'nah,  SH'-K-N 
Shel'drake,  SHP-Dr-K 
Shelf,  SH12-F 
Shel'fy,  SH12-F 
Shell,  SHI-',  SHlds,  SHI*- 

KG 

Shel'lac,  SH12-K 
Shell'-lac,  8Hl«-£-K 
Snell'-bark,  SH12-B-.R-K 
Shell'-flsh,  SHia-F-Sff 
Shell'ing,  SHia-NG 
Shell'-marl,  SH12-M-B1 
Shell'-  work,  8H12-Wr-K 
Shell'y,  SH*-L 
Shel'ter,     SHltr^,    SH1«- 

Trd,  8Hltr2-NG 
Shel'terless,  SHltr2-i8 
Shel'tie,  8H1«-T 
Shelve,  SHP-V,  SHl«-Vd, 

8H12-V-NG 
Shelves,  SHl^-Vz 
Shel'ving,  SH1«-V-NG 
Shemit'ic,  SH3-Mt-K 
She'ol,  SH3-L 
Shep'herd,  SH^-Prd 
Shep'herdess,  SHz-Pr-Ds 
Sher'bet,  SHr»-Bt 
Sherd,  SHrd« 
Sheriff,  SHr2-F 
Sher'iffalty,  SHr2-F-X-T 
Sher'iffdom,  SHr^-F-D-M 
Bher'ififohip,      SHr2  -  F  - 

SH-P 
Bher'iffwick,      SHr^-F- 

W-K 

Bher'ry,  8H*-7J 
Shew,  8H» 
Bhew'-bread,  SH»-Brd 

11 


241 

Shewed,  SH=- 
Shewn,  SHn» 
Shib'boleth,  8H3-B-I,-TH 
Shied,  SH'-D  (SHdi) 
Shield,    SHld3,    SHl3-Dd, 

SHldS-NG 

Shield'less,  SHld3-/;s 
Shiel'ing,  SH13-NG 
Shift,    SH3-Ft,   SHS-F-Td, 

SH3-Ft-NG 
Shift'er,  SH3-Ftr 
Shift'less,  SH3-Ft-is 
Shifflessly,  8H3-Ft-is-£ 
Shift'lessness,      SH3-Ft- 

is-Ns    [tZ,s] 
Shilla'lah  or  ShiUa'ly, 

SH2-Z-Z. 
Shi'loh,  SIP-L 
Shi'ly,  SIP-L 
Shim'mer,  ^fl^-Mr 
Shin,  SHn3,  SHnd3,  SHn3- 

NG 

Shin'dy,  SH3-N-D 
Shine,      SHni,      SHndi, 

SHni-NG 
Shin'er,  SH'-Nr 
Shin'gle,  SH3-NG-G1,  SH3. 

NG-Gld,  8H3-NG-G1-NG 
Shin'gler,  SH3-NG-G1-R 
Shin'gles,  SHS-NG-Glz 
Shin'ing,  SHni-NG 
Shin'ingness,  SHni-NG- 

Ns 
Shin'-plaster,      SH3  -  N  - 

Plstr 
Shin'y,  SHi-N,  SHi-N-B. 


Ship,  SH3-P,  SH3.Pt,  SH3- 

P-NG 

Ship'board,  SH3.p-Brd 
Ship'-boy,  SH3-P-B 
Ship'-builder,  8H3-P-B1- 

Dr 
Ship'-carpenter,   SH3-P- 

Kr-Pntr 
Ship'-chandler,    SH3-P- 

CH-N-D-Z,-B 
Ship'  -master,      SH8  -  P  - 

Mstr 

Ship'mate,  SH3-p-Mt 
Ship'ment,  SHs-P-Mnt 
Ship'-money,    8H3-P-M- 

N 

Ship'per,  8H3-Pr 
Ship'ping,  SH3-P-NG 
Ship'-shape,  SHS-P-SH-P 
Ship'wreck,    SH3-P-S-K, 

SH3-P-/J-Kt,    8HJ-P-K-K- 

NG 

Ship'wright,  SH3-P-fit 
Shire,  SHJorS-K 
Shire'-town,  SHr'orS-Tn 
Shirk,   SHra-K,    SHra-Kt, 

SHr2-K-NG 
Shirr,  SH^-B 
Shirred,  8H*-Bd 
Shirt,    SHrts,     SHr^-Td, 

SHrt2-NG 

Shirt'ing,  SHrt»-NG 
Shit'tah,  SHS-T 


SHO 

Shit'tim,  SH3-T-M 

Shive,  SEP-V 

Shiver,  SH^-Vr,  SI-I»-Vrd 

8H*-Vr-NG 
Shivery,  SH3-V-7J 
Shoal,  SH12,  SHUia,  SH1» 


Shoal'iness,  SH12-X8 
Shoal'y,  SH*-L 
Shoat,  SHta 
Shock,    SHl-K,   SHi-Kt, 

SH1  K-NG 

Shock'ing,  SH'-K-NG 
Shock'ingly,  SHi-K-NGl 
Shod,  SH!-D 
Shod'dy,  S/f'-D 
Shoe,  SH3.  SH;!-Na 
Shoe'-black,  SH3-B1-K 
Shoe'-buckle,  siP-ls-Kl 
Shoe'ing-horn,  SH3->*G- 

Hrn 

Shoe'-maker,  SH3-M-Kr 
Sho'er,  SH3-R 
Shoe'-string,      SHs3-Tr- 

NG 

Shoe'-tie,  SJF-T 
Shone,  SHu2ori 
Shoo,  SH3 
Shook,  SH3-K 
Shoot,  SHt»,  SHt3-NG 
Shoot'er,  SHtr» 
Shoot'ing-star,        SHta. 

NGs-T-B  (SHta-NGstr) 
Shop,  SH!-P,  SHi-Pt,  SHU 

-P-NG 

Shop'-board,  SH'-P-Brd 
Shop'-book,  SHi-P-B-K 
Shop'-keeper,  SH»-P-K- 

Pr 

Shop'-lifter,  SH>-P-L-Ftr 
Shop'-lifting,     SHi-P-i- 

Ft-NG 

Shop'-man,  SH'-P-Mn 
Shop'per,  SH>-Pr 
Shore,  SHr2,  SHrd^,  SHr«< 

NG 

Shor'ing,  SHr«-NG 
Short,  SHri-L 
Shoaling,  SHr!-Z,-NG 
Shorn,  SHrni 
Short,      SHrt1.      SHrtri, 

SHri-Tst  (SHrtsti) 
Short'-breathed,  SHrti- 

Br-THt 

Short'-cake,  SHrt'-K-K 
Short'  -coming,  SHrt'-K- 

M-NGCor-KC)] 
Short'-dated,         SHrt>  - 

D-Td 

Short'-drawn,  SHrti-Drn 
Shorf  en,  SHrt'-N,  SHrti- 

Nd.  SHrti-N-NG 
Shorf  ener,  SHrti-N-B 
Short'ening,     SHrti  -  N  • 

NG 

Short'-hand,  SHrti-Hnd 
Short'-handed,      SHrti- 

Hn-Dd 
Short'-jointed,   SHrt'-J 

N-Td 


SHO 

Short/  -lived,  SHrfi-X-Vd 
Bhort'ly,  SHrfi-Z 
Bhort'ness,  8Hrt'-Ns 
Short'-rib,  SHrti-JB-B 
Shorts,  SHrtei 
Short'-sight,  SHrts'-T 
Short'-sighted,    SHrts1- 

Td 
Short'-sightedness, 

SHrts'-Td-Ns 
Short'-waisted,     SHrt1- 

Ws-Td 
Short'-winded,      SHrt1- 

Wn-Dd 
Short'-witted,       SHrti  - 

W-Td 
Shot,  SHt»,  SHi-Td,  SHti- 

NG 

Shote,  8Ht» 
Shot'-free.  8Ht'-Fr 
Shot'-prop,  SHti-Pr-P 
Shot'ten,  8H»-Tn 
Bhot'-tower,  8Hti-T-R 
Shough,  SH'-K. 
Should,  SHd»    [SH3] 

Note.  —  The  abbreviation 
for  Should  is  used  in  phra- 
ses only  at  the  beginning 
of  them,  unless  the  preced- 
ing word  may  be  placed  BO 
as  to  allow  Should  to  be 
written  in  position,  as  in 
Ithould.  See  Shall. 
Shoul'der,  SHldr",  8H1»- 

Drd.  8Hldr2-NG 
Bhoul'der-belt,    SHldr«- 

B  Lt 
Shoul'der-blade,  SKldr^ 

-Bid 
Shoul'der-knot,  SHldr*- 

Nt 
Bhoul'der-strap,  SHldrs5 

-Tr-P 

Shouldst,  SHdsta 
Shout,     8Ht»,      SHi  .  Td, 

SHt'-NG 

Bhout'er,  SHtr* 
Bhout'ing,  SHt'-NG 
Shove,    8H2-V,    SH«-Vd, 

SH2-V-NG 
Bhov'el,  SH»-V1,  SH2-Vld, 

8H*-V1-NG 
Show,  8H2,  SH»-D  (SHd2), 

SH-XG 

Show-bill,  SHS-B-L 
Show-bread,  SH-Brd 
ShoW-case,  8H2-Ks 
Shower,  SH>-R,  SH'-Rd, 


Shower-bath,  SHi-K-B- 

TH 

Bh  oWery,  SHi-TJ 
Showily,  SH2-Z 
BhoWiness,  SH»-Ns 
Showing,  8HZ-NG 
Shown,  SHn* 
Bhow'y,  8H6I« 
Shrank,  SHr'-KG-K 
Bhrap'nell-shell,    SHr1- 

P.N1-8H1 


Shred,  SHr^-D,    SHr»-D- 

NG 

Shrew,  SHr5 
Shrewd,  8Hr3-D  (SHrdS). 

8Hrdr»,  SHrS-Dst 

(SHrdst3) 

Shrewd'ly,  SHr^-D-i 
Shrewd'ness,  SHr^-D-Ns 
Shrewish,  SHi^-SH 
Shrew'ishly,  SHr^-SH-i 
Shrewishness,  SHr*-8H- 

Bh 

Shrew-mouse,  SH^-Ms 
Shriek,  SHr«-K,  SHr^-Kt. 


Shriek'er,  SHr*-Kr 
Shrievalty,  SHr^-Vl-T 
Shrift,  SHrS-Ft 
Shrike,  SHr'-K 
Shrill,  (a.)  SHrS-L,  SHr»- 

L-R,  SHrS-Zst 
Shrill,  (».)  SHrS-L.  SHr3-; 

jt-d.  SHr^-i-NG 
ShriU'ness,  SHrS-£-Ns 
Shril'ly,  SHr3-i 
Shrimp,  SH^-M-P 
Shrine,  8Hrn> 
Shrink,  8HrS-NG-K,  SHr«- 

NG-K-NG 
Shrink'age,  SHr3-NG-K- 

Shrink'er,  SHrS-NG-Kr 
Shrive,  8Hri-V,  SHr»-Vd. 

8Hri-V-NG 
Shrivel,   SHr3-Vl,  SHr5- 

Vld,  SHrS-Vl-NG 
Shroud,   SHr'-D,  SHr1- 

Dd.  SHr'-D-NG 
Shrove'-tide,  SHr«-V-Td 
Shrove'-Tuesday,  SHr2- 

V-Tz-D 

Shrub,  8Hr2-B 
Shrub'  bery,  SHr*-B-.R 
Shrub'biness,  8Hr«-B-Ns 
Shrub'by,  SHr*-B 
Shrug,  8Hr2-G,  SHr«-Gd, 

SHr2-G-NG 
Shrunk,  SHr^-NG-K 
Shrunk'en,  SHr^-NG-Kn 
Shuck,  SH2-K 
Shud'der,    SH^-Dr,    SH*- 

Drd.  SH*-Dr-NG 
Shuffle,  8H2-F1,  SH»-Fld, 

8H2-F1-NG 
Shuffler,  SH«-F1-R 
Shun,  SHn2,  SHnd2,  SHn»- 

NG 
Shunt,  SHnt*,  SH»-N-Td, 

8Hnt«-NG 

Shut,  SHtz.  SHts-NG 
Shut'ter,  8Htr« 
Shut'tle,  8H"-T1 
Shut'tlecock,     SH'-Tl- 

TT      Tf 

Shut'tlecork,     SH«  -  Tl  - 

Kr-K 
Shy,     (a.)     8H»      SHi-R, 

SH'-St 

Shy,     (v.)     SHi,     8H-D> 
,  8H»-NG 


SIG 

Shyly,  SB1  -L 
Shyness,  SH>->*» 
Shys'ter,  SHstr1 
Si,  S3 

Sial'ogogue,  8>-Z-G-G 
Sib'ilant,  sB»-int 
Sibila'tion,  sB2-Zshn 
Sib'yl,  sB3-L 
Sib'ylline,  sB3-£n 
Sic'cative,  sK-Tv« 
Sic'city,  eKs-Ts 
Sice,  Szi 

Sick,  eK3,  sKr3.  sKst3 
Sick'en,     sKns, 

sKn»-NG 
Sick'ish,  sK  SH' 
Sick'ishness,  sK-SH3-Hs 
Sick'le,  sE13 
Sick'leman.  sKF-Mn 
Sick'less,  sK-is3 
Sick'liness, 
Sick'-list,  sK3-£st 
Sick'ly,  sK-Z3,  sK-i'-R 


Sick'ness, 
Side,  sD'.  sl»di.  sD»-NG 
Side'board,  sD'-Brd 
Side'-cut,  sDi-Kt 
Sid'ed,  sDdi 
Side'ling,  sD'-i-NG 
Side'long,  sDi-Z-NG 
Sid'er,  sDr1 
Sid'eral,  sDr3-L 
Sidera'tion,  sDrshn* 
Side'real,  PDS.RI 
Siderograph'ic,  '     sDr1 

Grf-K 
Siderograph'ical-ly, 

sDri-Gr-F-Kl 
Siderog'raphy,  sDr^-Gr 

F 

Sid'erscope,  sDr^-sK-P 
Side'-saddle,  sD]-sDl 
Sides'mau,  sDJ-zMn 
Side'walk,  sD>-W-K 
Side'ways,  sD'-Wz 
Side'wise,  sDl-Wz 
Si'dle,  sDl',  sDld1,  sDlL 

NG 

Siege,  sJ« 
Si'enite,  S'-Nt 
Sien'na,  S=-N 
Sier'ra,  sR2 
Sies'ta,  sS2-T 
Sieve,  sV3 

Sift,  sFt-r  pF3-Td,  sFt'-NQ 
Sift'er,  sFtr3 
Sigh,  Si,  sDi.  SJ-NG 
Sigh'er,  S"-R 
Sight,  sTi.  sTdV  sTi-NG 
Sight'less.  sTi-Zs 
Sight'liness,  sT^Z-Ns 
Sight'ly,  sTi-L 
Sight'-seeing,  sT>-S-XG 
Sig'il,  sJ13 
Sigilla'ria,  sJ2-Z-fl 
Sig'illative,  sJS-Z-Tr 
Sig'ma,sG8-M 
Sig'moid,  sG3-Md 
Sigmoid'al.  sG-M-Dl1 


SIG 


243 


SIT 


Sign,  sN1,  sNdi,  sNi-NG 

Sil'verly,  sis-Vr-Z 

Singing-master,    sNG* 

Sig'nal,   sQS-Nl,  sG»-Nld, 

Sil'versmith,  sL8-Vr-sM 

NG-Mstr 

sG3-Nl-NG 

TH 

Singing-school,    sNG3- 

Sig'nalize,  sG8-Nlz 

Sil'very,  s£3-Vr 

NGs-Kl 

Sig'nally,  sG«-Nl 

Simarre',  sMi-R 

Sin'gle,    SNG3-G1,    sXG'- 

Sig'nature,          sG8  -  Ntr 

Similar,  sM-Z3-R   [sM8] 

Gld,  sNG3-Gl-NG  [sNGl3, 

(sGntr3) 

Similarity,     sM-Z.1-^-! 

sNGld3.  sNG!3-NG] 

Sign'-board,  sK-Brd1 

tsMi] 

Sin'gle-handed,    sNG3- 

Sign'er,  sNr1 

Similarly,       sM-Z-3-R-Z 

Gl-Hn-Dd 

Sig'net,  sG3-Nt 

[sM3ii] 

Sin'gle-hearted,     sNG3- 

Significance,     sG-N-F8- 

Simile,  sM-i8 

Gl-Hr-Td 

Kns    [sGns3] 

Similitude,  sM-Z,8-Td 

Sin'gle-minded,    sNG3  - 

Significancy,     sG-N-F8- 

Simitar,  sMtr8 

Gl-Mn-Dd 

Kn-S    [sGn-S3] 

Sim'mer,    sMr3,    sMrd3 

Sin'gleness,    sNG3-Gl-Ns 

Significant,    eG-N-F3-K- 

sMr^-NG 

[sNGl3-Nsj 

Nt     [sGnt3] 

Simo'niac,  sM*-N-K 

Sin'gly,  sNG3-Gl    [sXGl3] 

Significantly,   sG-N-Fs- 

Simoni'acal-ly,  sM'-N-Kl 

Sing'-song,  sNG3-sNG 

K-Nt-L     [sGnt-Z3] 

Sim'ony,  sM3-N 

Sin'gular,      sNG  -  Gl  -  R3 

Significa'tion,    sG-N-F»- 

Simoom',  BM3-M 

[sNG3] 

Kshn     [sGshnS] 

Simoon',  sMu3 

Singularity,  sNG-Gl-K1- 

Significative,    sG-N-F8- 

Sim'per,  sM-Pr8,  sM-Prd3, 

T    [sNG-Zrti] 

K-Tv 

sM-Pr3-NG 

Sin'gularly,  sNG-Gl-R3-Z 

Significatively,     sG-N- 

Sim'perer,  sM-Pr^R 

[sNG3:Z] 

F3-K-T-V1 

Sim'ple,  sM-Pl3,  sM-Pl3- 

Sinister,  sNstr3 

Sig'niflcator,  sG-N-F*- 

R,  sM.Plst3 

Sinistror'sal,  sN-sTr'-R- 

Ktr 

Sim'pleness,  sM-P!8-Ns 

sZ 

Sig'nify,   sG-N-F3,  sG-N- 

Sim'pleton,  sM-P!8-Tn 

Sin'istrous,  sX-sTrs3 

Fds,  sG-N-F3-NG      [sG8, 

Simplicity,  8M-Pls3-T 

Sink,     8NG3-K,     sNG3-K- 

sGd3,  sG(')3] 

Simplinca'tion,  sM-Plfs- 

NG 

Signlor  or  Sign'or,  sN- 

Kshu 

Sink'er,  sNG3-Kr 

R3 

Sim'plify,  sM-P13-F,  sM- 

Sinless,  sN-Zs3 

Signo'ra,  sN-K2 

Pl'-Fd,  sM-P!3-F-NG 

Sinlessly,  sN-Zs3-Z 

Sign'-post,  sN^Pst 

Sim'plist,  sM-Plst3 

Sin'lessness,     sN-Zs3-Ns 

Silence,  sZns1,  sZi-Nst, 

Sim'ply,  sM-Pl8 

[sN3  !Zs] 

sZ'-Ns-NG 

Sim'ulate,  sM-Z/t3,  sM-z,8- 

Sin'ner,  sNi* 

Si'lent,  sinti 

Td,  sM-Z,t3-NG 

Sin'ologue,  sN-Z3-G 

Silent'ness,  sZnf-Ns 

Simula'tion,  sM-Lshn* 

Sin'ople,  eN-Pl3 

Sile'sia,  sL3-SH 

Simultaneous,    sM-zt3- 

Sin'uate,  sN-T3,   sN-Td', 

Si'lex,  sLi-Ks 

Ns 

sN-TS-NG 

Silhouette',  sZ*-T 

Simultaneously,     sM  - 

Sinua'tion,  sNghn* 

Silica,  sZ'-K 

Zts-Ns-L 

Sinuosity,  sNs-Ti 

Sili'ceous,  sLs-SSa 

Simulta'neousness,  sM- 

Sin'uous,  sN-S3 

Silicic,  sZs3-K 

Zt2-Ns-Ns 

Si'nus,  sNs1 

Siliclfy,  sZs3-F 

Sin,  sN3,  sNd3,  sNS-NG 

3ip,  sP3,  sPt3.  sP3-NG 

Sili'cium,  sZ/3-SH-M 

Sin'apism,  sN-P8-zM 

Si'phon,  sFn1 

Sillcle,  s/AKl 

Since,  sNs8 

3ip'per,  sPr3 

Silicon,  sZ3-Kn 

Sincere',  sNs-B3,  sNs-B3- 

3ir,  sRs 

Sil'iqua,  sZ,3-Kw 

R,  sNs-jRsta 

Sire,  sR1,  sRdi,  sRi-NG- 

Sil'ique,  st3-K 

Sincerely,  sNs-Kl8 

Si'ren,  sKn1 

Sillquous,  sL3-Kws 

Sincere'ness,  sNs-B3-Ns 

Sir'ius,  sRs3 

Silk,  si3-K 

Sincerity,  sNs-^-T 

3irloin,  sR2-Zn 

Silk'en,  sZ,8-Kn 

Sin'ciput,  sNs-Pt8 

Siroc'co,  sK'-K 

Silk'iness,  sZ8-K-N8 

3ine,  sN1 

3ir'rah,  sR3 

Silk'-mercer,       si3  -  K  - 

Si'necure,  sNJ-Kr 

3ir'up,  sR3-P 

Mrs-R 

Si'necurist,  sN'-Krst 

3ir'upy,  sff3-P 

Silk'-worm,  sL3-K-Wr-M 

Sin'ew,  sN8   sN-D8,  sN3- 

3is'km,  Ss3-Kn 

Silk'y,  sL3-K,  eL8-K.r,  sZ,3- 

NG 

3iss,  Ss3 

Kst 

Sin'ewed,  sN-D8 

3is'ter.  ssTr3 

Sill,  si8 

Sin'ewless,  sN-Zs8 

Sis'terhood,  ssTr3-Hd 

Sillabub,  sL8-B-B 

Sin'ewy,  sN3 

3is'ter-in-law,  ssTrS-Nl 

Sillily,  sZ-s-Z, 

Sin'ful,  SN-F8-L 

Sis'terly,  ssTr8-Z 

Silliness,  sZS-Ns 

Sin'fully,  sN-F8-Z 

Sis'trum,  ssT^-M 

Silly,  si3,  8Z8-R,  sZst8 

Sin'fulness,     sN-FS-L-Ns 

3it,  sT3.  sT8-NG 

Silt,  sit3,  8L3-Td,  sZt8-NG 

[sN8iFs] 

3ite,  sT1 

Silu'rian,  &L*-Rn 

Sing,  8NG«>.  sNG*-NG 

Sit'ten,  sTns 

Sil'va,  sL3-V 

Singe,  sN-J8,  sN-Jd8,  sN- 

Sifter,  sTr» 

Sil'van,  si3-Vn 

J3-NG 

Sifting,  sT3-NG 

Bil'ver,  sZ»-Vr,  sZ8-Vrd, 

Sing'er,  sNGr8 

Sif  uate,  sCHt3 

sZ3-Vr-NG 

Singing-book,       sNG»- 

Sifuated,  sCH«-Td 

Sll'vering,  sZ8-Vr-NG 

NG-B-K 

Situa'tion,  sCHshn' 

SIX 

Six,  sKs» 

Six'fold,  sKs-FS-Ld 
Six'pence,  sKs-Pns3 
Six'score,  sKss-K-B3 
Six'teen,  sKs-Tn3  (or  16) 
Six'teenth,    sKs-Tn3-TH 

(or!6TH) 

Sixth,  sKs-TH3  (or  6TH) 
Sixth'ly,  sKs-TH3-Z.  (or  6 

TH-Z, 
Six'tieth,  sKs-T*-TH  (or 

60TH) 

Six'ty,  sKs-T3  (or  60) 
Siz'able,  sZi-Bl 
Si'zar,  sZr1 
Size,  sZi,  sZdi.  sZ»-NG 
Siz'iness,  sZi-Ns 
Siz'ing,  sZi-NG 
Siz'y,  sZi 
Siz'zle,  sZls,  sZld3,  sZl»- 

NG 

Skad'dle,  sK-DH 
Skad'dons.  sK-Dns1 
Skain,  sKn2 
Skate,  sKt»,  sK-Td2,  sKt»- 

NG 

Skat'er,  sKtr« 
Skedad'dle, 
Skedad'dler,  sK-Di-Dl-K 
Skein,  sKn^ 
Skel'eton,  sK-£*-Tn 
Skept'ic,  sK-Pt»-K 
Skep'tical-ly,  8K-Pt2-Kl 
Skep'ticism,  sK-P2-T- 

szM 
Sketch,  sK-CH2,  sK-CHt» 

8K-CH*-NG 
Sketch'-book,  sK-CH*-B- 

K 

Sketoh'er,  sK-CHr* 
Sketch'y,  sK-CH^ 
Skew-back,  sK^-B-K 
Skew'er,  sK-R3,  sK- 


244 


SLE 


Skid,  sK-D3,  sK-Dd3,  sK- 

D3-NG 

Skiff,  sKf3.  sKft3,  sKfS-NG 
Skill,  sK-L3 
Skilled,  sK-Ld3 
Skil'let,  sK-it3 
Skill'ful-ly,  sK-LS-Fl 
Skill'fulness,     sE-LS-Fl- 

Ns     f!Fs] 
Skim,     8K3.M,      8K»-Md, 

8K3-M-NG 
Skim'mer,  sK3-Mr 
Skim'-milk,      sK3-M-M- 

L-K. 

Skim'ming,  sK^-M-NG 
Skin,  sKn3,  sKnd3,  sKn3- 

NG 

Skinch,  sK-N-CH« 
Skin'-deep,  sKn3-D-P 
Skin'-flint,  sKn3iFlnt3 
Skin'less,  pKn3-is 
Skin'ner,  sK^-Nr 
Skin'ny,  sK3-N 
Skip,  sK-P3,  sK-Pt3,  8K-P3- 

NG 
Bkip'-jack,  sK-P»-J-K 


I  Skip'per,  sK-Pr3 
Skip'ping-rope,     eK-P3- 

Slash,  8Z.1-SH,  aLl-SH-T, 
s^i-SH-NG 

NG-fi-P 

Slash'er,  sI,i-SHr 

Skir'mish,      sKr-M-SH",  Slat,  s/,t»,  si'-Td.  sLt'-N(J 

sKr-M-8H2-T,        sKr-M- 

Slate,  sit2,  sLz.Td,  sZt«- 

SH2-NG 

NG 

Skir'misher,  sKr-M-SHr^ 

Slaf  er,  sZ,tr« 

Skir'ret,  sK-fitz 

Slat'ing,  8£t«-NG 

SkirThas,  sK-Bs8 

Slat'tern,  sLV-Bn 

Skirt,  sK-flts,   sK-£2-Td 

Slat'ternly,  siti-Bn- 

sK-«t2-NG 

Slat'ting,  8/,t!-NG 

Skit'tish,  sKt-SH3 
Skit'tishly,  sKt-SZH3 

Slat'y,  S/-2-T     - 
Slaughter,    sitr1,    sii 

Skit'tishness,  sKt-SHS-Ns 

Trd,  s/,tri-NG 

Skit'tles,  sKt-Lz3 
Ski'ver,  sKv-A;3 

Slaugh'terer,  sitri-B 
Slaugh'ter-houae,  sLtr1- 

Skulk,  sK12-K,  sKl-K-T* 

Hs 

8K12-K-NG 

Slaugh'terman,     s£,tri  - 

Skulk'er,  sKl«-Kr 

Mn 

SkuU,  sK-LS 

Slaughterous,  sitri-s 

Skull'-cap,  sK-L^-K-P 

Slave,  sZ,2-V,  s//2-Vd.  si*- 

Skunk,  sK^-NG-K 

V-NG 

Skunk'-bird,  sK*-NG-K- 

Slave'-holder,     sL*  -  V  - 

Brd 

Hldr 

Skunk'-cabbage,     sK*  - 

Slav'er,  si2-Vr 

NG-K-K-B-J 

Slav'er,  sZ-'-Vr,  si'-Vrd, 

Skunked,  sR2-NGt 

sii-Vr-NG 

Sky,  sK1 

Slaverer,  si'-Vr-B 

Sky'-color,  sKi-K-ir 

Slavery,  sL*-V-R 

Skyey,  sRi 

Slave'-ship,  s/,2.v-SH-P 

Sky'-high,  sKi-H 

Slave'-trade,  s/,*-V-Trd 

Sky'-lark,  sKi-Lr-K 

Slave'-trader,    s£2-V-Tr- 

Sky'-larking,    sKi-ir-K- 

Dr 

NG 

Slavish,  sL*-V-SH 

Sky'-light,  sKi-Lt 

Slavishly,  sL*-V-SHI 

Sky-rocket,  sKi-B-Kt 

Slav'ishness,    sL2-V-SB- 

3ky'-sail,  sKs'-L 
Sky'ward,  sK-Wrd1 

Ns 
Slavoc'racy,  sLi-V-Kr-S 

Slab,  si]-B 

Slavo'nian,  sZ.2-Vn-N 

Slab'ber,  s^-Br,  sii-Brd, 

Slavon'ic,  sLl-Vn-K 

sL^Br-NG 

Slaw,  sH 

Slab'berer,  sLi-Br-E 

Slay,  si2,  8L2-NG 

Slab'by,  s^i-B 

Slayer,  sL*-R 

Slack,  (a.)  sL^-K,  sL^-Kr, 

Sleave,     si3-V,     8is-Vd, 

s^-Kst 

s/,s-V-NG 

Slack,  (v.)  eLl-K,  si^K-T, 

Slea'zy,  sZ3-Z 

sii-K-NG 

Sled,  s/;2-D,  s£2-Dd,  sZ,*- 

Slack'ly,  sii-Kl 

D-NG 

Slack'ness,  sZ/-K-Ns 

Sled'ding,  si2-D-NG 

Slack'-water,  si^Kwtr 

Sledge,  sZ-2-J 

Slag,  sii-G 

Sleek,  (a.)  sZ,3-K,  sZ.3-Kr, 

Slake,     sZ-2-K,     s£»-K-T, 

8Z,3-Kst 

SA2-K-NG 

Sleek,  (».)  sZ3-K,  sZ3-K-T. 

Slam,  sLi-M,  sil-Md,  sZ,'- 

sZ,3-K-NG 

M-NG 

Sleek'ly,  sZ,3-Kl 

Blan'der,  sindr1,  sLnd1- 

Sleek'ness,  s7/8-K-Ns 

Bd,  sLndri-NG 

Sleep,  sZ-s-P.  8Z3-P-NG 

Slan'derer,  sLndr'-B 

Sleep'er,  sZ,3-Pr 

Slan'derous,  sindi^-S 

Sleep'ily,  sZ3-P-i 

Slan'derously,  s^ndrJ-S- 

Sleep'iness,  s/,3-P-Ns 

L 

Sleep'ing,  sZ3-P-NG 

Slang,  sii-NG 

Sleep'less,  sZ3-P-Z.s 

Slant,    sLuV,    sX,»-N-Td, 

Sleeplessness,  si3-P-Z.a- 

sint»-NG 

Ns     [IZs] 

Slant'ly,  sLnt»-£ 
Slant'wise,  sint^Wz 

Sleep'-walker,  sZ3-P-W- 
Kr 

Slap,  s£i-P,  si»-Pt,  eLl-P- 

Sleep'-walking,     sL3-P- 

'  NG 

W-K-NG 

Slap'dash,  si'-P-D-SH 

Sleep'y,  sZ-S-P,    sZ-'-P-B, 

Slap'jack,  sZ-J-P-J-K. 

sZ-S-Pst 

SLE 

Sleet,  szt* 
Sleet'y,  sZ3-T 
Sleeve,  sZ*-v 
Sleeved.  sZ3-Vd 
Sleeve'less,  sZ3-V-Zs 
Sleid,  sZ2-D,  SZ2-M, 

D-NG 

Sleigh,  sZ2 
Sleigh'ing,  sZ2-NG 
Sleight,  sZti 
Slen'der,  sZndr2,  sZndr8- 

R,  sZndr2  8t 
Slen'derly,  sZndr^-Z 
Slen'derness,  sZndr«-Ns 
Slept,  sZ2-pt 
Slew,  sZ3 
Sley,  sZ2 

Slice,  sZs1.  sZst1,  sZsi-NG 
Slick,  sZ3-K 
Slid,  sZ3-D 
Slid'den,  si3-Dn 
Slide,  sZi-D,  sZi-D-NG 
Slid'er,  sZ^Dr 
Slid'ing-rule, 


Slid'ing-scale,     sZ1  -  D  - 

NGs-K-L 
Slight,    (a.)   sit',   sZtr», 

sZ»-Tst  (sZtsti) 
Slight,  (i>.)  sZt»,   sZi-Td, 

sZti-NG 
Slight'er,  sZtr* 
Slight/  ly,  sZti-Z 
Slight'ness,  sZ-t^-Ns 
Sliay,  sZi-Z, 
Slim,  8Z3-M,  sL*-Mr,  sL»- 

Mst 

Slime,  sZ,i-M 
Slim'iness,  sL'-M-Ns 
Slim'ness,  si^-M-Ns 
Slim'y,   s£i-M,  sZ,i-M-K, 

sL'-Mst 

Sli'ness,  s/^i-Ns 
Sling,    s£8-NG,    si^-NG- 

NG 

Sling'er,  s/^-NGr 
Slink,  eLS-NG-K,  si'-NG- 

K-NG 
Slip,  sL*-P,  sL3-Pt,  s^8-P- 

NG 

Siip'-knot,  sZ,'-P-N-T 
Slip'per,  sL3-Pi 
Slip'perily,  sL3  Pr-L 
Slip'periness,  s/APr-Ns 
Slip'pery,  sL8-Pr 
Slip'shod, 
Slip'slop,  s 
Slit,  sit3,  s£3-Td,  sZts-NG 
Slit'ter,  sLtr*> 
Slit'ting-mill,     sit3-NG- 

Ml 
Sliver,   s/AVr, 


Bloat,  sit* 

Blob'ber,  sL'-Br,  sii-Brd, 

8Z,i-Br-NG 
Slob'bery,  s£i-Br 
Sloe,  eZ,2 
Slo'gan,  sL2-Gn 
Sloop,  sL*-? 


245 

(Slop,  sH-P,  sZJ-Pt,  a&Lp 

NG 
Slope,  sZ-2-P,  sZ2-Pt,  s£«- 

P-NG 
Slop'ing, 
Slop'py,  sZi-P, 

sZi-Pst 
Slop'-shop, 
Slosh,  sZi-SH 
Slot,  sZti 
Sloth,  sZior2-TH 
Sloth'ful-ly,    sZ-ior»-TH- 

Fl 
Sloth'fulness,  sZ^-TH 

Fl-Ns    [!Fs] 
Slouch,  sZ^-CH.  sZJ-CHt, 

sZl-CH-NG 
Slough  (slou),  sZ-1 
Slough  (slM),  sZS-F,  si8- 

Ft,  8Z-2-F-NG 
Slough'y,  sZ2-F  or  sZl 
Sloven,  sZ2-Vn 
Slov'enliness,  sZ^-V-] 

Ns 

Slovenly,  sZ2-v-Nl 
Slow,  sZ*  sZS-B,  sZsta 
Slowly,  8Z2-Z 
Slowness,  sZ^-Ns 
Slow-sighted, 
Slow-worm,  sZ2-Wr-M 
Slub,  sZ-2-B,  sZ2-Bd,  sZ 

B-NG 
Slub'ber,     sZ2-Br,     sZ8- 

Brd.  sZ,2-Br-NG 
Sludge,  sZ*-J 
Slue,  sZ3,  sZ3-D,  si3-NG 
Slug,  sZ2-G 
Slug'gard,  sZ8-Grd 
Slug'gish,  sZ2-G-8H 
Slug'gishly,  sL»-Q-SSl 
Slug'gishness,  sZ-*-G-SH- 

Ns 
Sluice,  sZ-ss,  sZ-sts,  sZs3- 

NG 

Slui'cy,  sZ-s-S 
31um,  sZ*-M 
Slum'ber,  sZ2-M-Br,  sZ8- 

M-Brd,  sZ2-M-Br-NG 
31um'berer,  sZ»-M-Br-E 
Slum'berous,  sZ2-M-Brs 
31um'bery,  sZ^-M-Br 
Slump,  8Z2-M-P,  sZS-Mt, 

sZZ-M-P-NG 
Slung,  sZ2-NG 
Slung'-shot,  sZ*-NG-SHt 
Slunk,  sZ2-NG-K 
Slur,  sZ2.K,  sZ2-jRd,  sZ2- 

E-NG 
Slush,  8Z2-SH,   BL»-SH-1, 

8Z2-SH-NG 
Slut,  sit2 
Slut'tery,  sZt*-JZ 
Slut'tish.  8Z2-T-8H 
Sluf  tishly,  sL*-1-Sm 
Slut'tishness,  sZ-8-T-8H- 

Ns 

31y,  sZ1,  sZ^E,  sZsti 
31y'-boots,  sZ-i-Bts 
31y'ly,  sZ>-Z 
Slyness,  sZ^-Ns 


SMO 

Smack,    sMi-K,    sMi-Kt. 

sM"-K-NG 
Small,    sM-Zi,    sM-Zi-E, 

sM-Zsti 
Small'-arms,      sM-Zi-E- 

Mz 

Small'-craft,  sM-Z^Krft 
Small'ish,  sM-Zi-8H 
Small'ness,  sM-Zi-Xs 
Small'-pox,  sM-Zi-P-Ks 
Small'-talk,  sM-ii-T-K 
Smalt,  sM-Zti 
Smarag'dine,     sM-fti-G- 

Dn 
Smart,  (t>.)  sM-«ti,  sJI-^2'. 

Td,  sM-J?ti-NG 
Smart,  (a.)   sM-St1,   sBI- 

fltr',  sM-fl'-Tst 
Smart'ly,  sH>I-Btl-L 
Smart'-money,    s^I-Et1- 

M-N 

Smart'ness,  sM-/?t'-Ns 
Smash,  sM-SH1,  siI-5/Zt1, 

sM-SHi-NG 
Smat'ter,  sMtr1 
Smat'terer,  sMtr-TJ1 
Smat'tering,  sMtr'-NG 
Smear,    sM-EB,    sM-Ed^, 

sll-K3-NG 

Smegmat'ic,  sM'-G-Mt-K 
Smell,     sM-Z2,     sM-Zd2, 

SM-Z2.NG 
Smell'er,  sM-Z2-E 
Smell'ing,  sM-Z=-NG 
Smelt,  sM-Zt=.  sM-Z2-Td, 

sM-Z/t2-NG 
Smelt'er,  sM-ltr2 
Smelt'ery,  sM-it-'-S 
Smerk,  sM-fi-'-K 
Smick'er,  sM3-Kr 
Smi'lax,  sM-Z^Ks 
Smile,    sM-Zi,   sM-Zd», 

sM-Z!-NG 

Smil'ingly,  sM-Z'-NGl 
Smirch,  sll-^2  CH 
Smirk,   sM  ff=-K,    sM-/2*- 

Kt,  sM-«2.K.NG 
3mit,  sMts 
Smite,  sMt',sMt(')i 
Smit'er,  sMtr1 
Smith,  sM-TH3 
Smith'ery,  sM-TH3-S 
Smithso'nian,  sM-THsS- 

Nn 

Smith'y,  sM-TH3 
Smitt,  sMt3 
Smit'ten,  sM-Tn3 
3mock,  sMi-K 
Smock'-frock,  sM^K-Fr 

E 
Smoke,    sM2-K,    sM2-Kt, 

8M2-K-NG 
3moke'-jack,  sM 
Smok'er,  sM2-Kr 
Smok'ily,  sM  K-Z2 
Jmok'iness,  sM2-K-Ns 
3mok'ing-car,      sM'-K- 

NG-Kr 
Smok'y, 

BM*-Est 


SMO                                 246                                 SOD 

Smol'der,  sM-£«-Dr 

Sneer'er,  sN-Br3 

Snug,  (».)  sN2-G,  sN2-Gd, 

Smol'dering,    sM-i*-Dr 

Sneer'ingly,  sN-B«-NGl 

sNs-G-NG 

NG 

Sneeze,      sNz»,      eNzd8, 

Snug,  (a.)  sN2-G,  sN2-Gr, 

Smooth,    (a.)    sTtf-DH3 

sNz3-NG 

sN*-Gst 

sM-DHr3,sM-DHst» 

Sneez'ing,  sNz3-NG 

Snug'gle,     sN2  Gl,    »N*- 

Smooth,    (».)     sM-DH3 

Snell,  sN-L2 

Gld,  sN2-Gl-NG 

sM-DHd3,  sM-DH'-NG 

Snip'-snap,  sN-Psa-N-P 

Snug'ly,  sN2-Gl 

Smooth'ly,  sM-DH«-.fc 

Snick'er,     sN3-Kr,     sN3- 

Snug'ness,  sN2-G-Ns 

Smooth'ness,  sM-DH3-Ns 

Krd,  sN*-Kr-NG 

So,  S2 

Smote,  sMt* 

Sniff,  sN-F3,    sN-Ft3    sN- 

Soak,  8K2.  sKt2,  sK2-NG 

Smoth'er,            sMdhr2 

F3-NG 

Soak'er,  sKr« 

sMdhr-D2,  sMdhr2-NG 

Sniffle,  sN-FS-L 

Soap,  HP3.  sPt2,  sP2-NG 

Smoul'der,  sM-Z,2-Dr 

Snift,  sN-Ft3 

Soap'-boiler,  sP2-B-L-B 

Smoul'dry,  sM-is-Dr 

Snig'ger,     sN3-Gr,    sN3- 

Soap'-bubble,  sP2-B-Bl 

Smug,  eM2-G 

Grd,  sN'-Gr-NG 

Soap'-stone,  sPs^-Tn 

Smug'gle,   sM«-Gl,  sM2 

Snip,  sN-P3,  sN-Pt3,    sN- 

Soap'-suds,  sPs2-Dz 

Gld,  sMii-Gl-NC 

P3-NG 

Soap'-wort,  sP2-Wrt 

Smug'gler,  sM-Gl-B2 

Snipe,  sN-P1 

Soap'y,  sP2 

Smut,  sMt2,  sM-Td*,  sMt2 

Snip'per-snapper,     eN- 

Soar,  sB2,  sBd».  sB2-NO- 

NG 

Prss-N  Pr 

Sob,  sBi,  sBdi,  sB'-NG 

Smutch,     sM-CH*,     sM 

Snip'-snap,  sN-Ps3-N-P 

So'ber,  (a.)  sBr2,  sBi-3-B, 

CHt2,  sM-CH2-NG 

Snivel,   sN-V'-L,  sN-V3- 

sBrst2 

Smut'tily,  sM-T2-L 

Ld,  8N-V3-L-NG 

So'ber,  (v.)  sBr2,   eBrd*, 

Smut'tiness,  sM.T*-Ns 

Sniv'eler,  sN-V3-£-B 

sBr2-NG 

Smuf  ty,  sM-T2,  sM-T2-B 

Snob,  sN-Bi 

So'berly,  sBr2-/; 

Snack^  sN'-K 

Snob'bish,  sN-Bi-SH 
Snob'bishly,  sN-Bi-^fll 

So'ber-minded,      sBr»- 
Mn-Dd 

Snaffle,  sN-Fl-L,  sN-Fi- 

Snoboc'racy,  sN-B'-Kr-S 

So'ber-mindedness, 

Ld.  sN-F'-L-NG 

Snooze,       sNz»,      eNzd3, 

sBr2-Mn-Dd-Ns 

Snaffle-bit,  sN-F>-i-Bt 

sNzs-NG 

So'berness,  sBr2-Ns 

Snag,  sNi-G,  sNi-Gd,  sNi- 

Snore,  sN-B2,  sN-Bd*.  sN- 

Sobri'ety,  eBri-T 

G-NG 

B2-NG 

Sobriquet',  sBr2-K 

Snag'ged,  sN>-Gd 

Snort,  sN-BtJ,  eN-fi'-Td, 

Soc,  sK1 

Snag'gy,  sNi-G 

sN-Bt^-NG 

Soc'age,  sK-J1 

Snail,  sX-L2 

Snot,  sNti 

So'-called,  82-Kld 

Snail'-like,  sN-L2-L-K 

Snot'ter,  sNtr» 

Sociabfl'ity,  sSH^-Bl-T 

Snake,     8N2  K,     sN2-Kt. 

Snot'ty,  sN-T1 

So'ciablo-y,  sSH2-Bl 

sN2-K-NG 

3nout,  sNt1 

So'ciableness,    sSH2-Bl- 

Snake'-root,  sN2-K-Bt 

Snout/y,  sN-Ti 

Ns     [-Bsl 

Snak'y,  sN»-K 

Snow,  sN2,  sN-Di  (sNd2), 

So'cial,  sSHl* 

Snap,  sN-pi,  sN-Pti,  sN- 

sN2-NG 

So'oaalism,  sSHlz^-M 

P'-XG 
Snap'-dragon,  sN-P1-Dr- 

Snow-ball,  sN2-B-L,  sN2- 
B-Ld,  sN2-B  L-NG 

So'cialist,  sSHlst* 
Socialist'ic,  sSHls3-T-K 

Gn 

3now'-bird,  sN2-Brd 

Soclal'ity,  sSHl»-T 

Snap'per,  sN-Pr1 

3now'-blind,  sN2-Blnd 

So'cialize,              sSHlz*, 

Snap'pish,  sN-P^SH 
Snap'pishly,  sN-P'-SHl 

Snow'-blindness,     sN2- 
Blnd-Ns 

sSHlzd2,  sSHlz2-NG 
So'cially,  sSHl2 

Snap'pishness,      sN-P1- 

Snowed,  sN-D* 

So'cialness,  8SHl2-Ns 

SH-Ns 

Snow-drift,  sN2-Drft 

Soci'ety,  ssT1 

Snare,  sN-B1,  sN-Bd',  sN- 

Snow'-drop,  sN2-Dr-P 

Bocin'ian,  Ss3-Nn 

B'-NG 

Snow-flake,  sN«-Fl-K 

Socin'ianism,    8s'-Nn-S5- 

Snai^er,  sN-Bri 

Snow-plow,  sN2-Pl 

M 

Snarl,    sN-^li,     sN-fild', 

Snow'-shoe,  sN2-SH 

Sociol'ogy,  sSHH-J 

sN  .RH-NG 

Snow'-storm,    sNs2-T-B- 

Sock,  sRi 

Snarl'er,  sN-fiU-B 

M 

Sockdol'ager,  sK-DJ-jWr 

Snar'y,  sN-R1 

SnoW-white,  sN2-Wt 

Sock'et,  sKti 

Snatch,  sN-CHi,  sN-CHt>, 

Snow'y,  sN2 

So'cle,  sKlsor1 

sN-CH'-NG 

Snub'-nose,  sN-B2-Nz 

Soc'man,  sKi-Mn 

Snatch'-block,    sN-CH1- 

SnufF,  sN-F2,  sN-Ft2,  sN- 

Soerat'ic,  BKr-TJ-K 

Bl-K 

F2  NG 

3ocrat'ical-ly,  sKry-Kl 

Snatch'er,  sN-CHri 

Snuff-box,  sN-F2-B-Ka 

Sod,  sDi,  sDd1,  sDl-NO- 

Snath,  sN-THi 

SnuflP-dipping,  sN-F2-D- 

So'da,  BD2 

Sneak,    sN»-K,    sN3-Kt. 

P-NG 

Sodal'ity,  sDi-i-T 

8N3-K-NG 

Snuffer,  sN-F2-B 

3o'da-water,  sBz-Wtr 

Bneak'ing,  sN3-K-NG 

Snuffers,  sN-F2-Bz 

3od'den,  sDn1 

Bneak'ingly,  sN3-E-NGl 

Snuffle,  sN-F^-L,  sN-F=- 

Sod'dered,  sDrd1 

Bneak'ingness,      sN3-K- 

Ld.  RN-F2-L-NG 

Sod'dy,  sD1 

NG-Ns 

Snuffler,sN-F2-i-B 

3o'dium,  sD2-M 

Bneer,  sN-B3,  sN-Bd»,  sN- 

Snuffles,  sNF2-Lz 

Sod'omite,  sD^Mt 

B3-Na 

Snuffy,  sN-F*                   1 

Bod'omy,  sD'-M 

SOE 

Soever,  S^Vr    [S2-VJ 

So'fa,  sF3 

So'fi,  sF2 

So'nsm,  sF2-zM 

Soffit,  sFt» 

Soft,  sFti,   sFtr1,    sFi-Tst 

(sFtst1) 
Soffen,      sFn!,      sFnd1, 

sFn'-NG 

Soften'er,  sF'-Nr 
Soft'hearted,  sFti-Hr-Td 
Soft'ly,  sFti-Z, 
Soft'ness,  sFti-Ns 
Sog'gy,  sG1,  sG-B1,  sGsti 
So-ho',  S2-H 
Soil,  sZ,',  sZ,'-D,  8i»-NG 
Soiree',  sW2-K 
So'journ,    sJrn*    sJrnd*, 

sJrn2-NG 

So'journer,  sJra-Nr 
So'journment,      sJrs-N 

Mut    [sJr»-Mnt] 
Sol,  sZ-i 
Sol'ace,  sLs1,  sist1,  sLs1- 

NG 

Sol'acement,  sZ^-Mnt 
So'lan-goose,  sZ/n2-Gs 
So'lar,  sL*-R 
Sold,  6Z.*-D  (sZd2) 
Sol'der,  sZ-i-Dr,  s£i-Drd, 

sL»-Dr-NG 
Sol'dier,  s£2-  Jr 
Sol'dierly,  sL2-Jr-Xt 
Sol'diery,  s^2-J-fl 
Sole,    si,2,  si2-D   (sid2), 

sL=-NG 

Sol'ecism,  sZsz!-M 
Sol'ecist,  sZ,l-Sst 
Solecist'ic,  sZ,3.s8-T-K 
Solecist'ical-ly,    sL3-Ss- 

T-K1 

Sole'-leat^er, 
Sole'ly,  sZ,2-Z 
Sol'emn,  sIA- 
Sol'emness, 
Solem'nity,  sIA 
Solemniza'tion, 


Sol'emnize,  sLi-M-Nz, 
sL'-M-Nzd,  sL'-M-Nz- 
NG 

Sol'emnizer,  sL'-M-N-Zr 

Sol'emnly,  sLi-M-JO 

Sole'ness,  sL2-Ns 

Sol-fa',  -  sZ,i-F,     s^-F-D, 


Sol-fa'ing,  si'-F-NG 
Solfata'ra,  sii-F-T-K 
Solfeg'gio,  sL2-Fd-J 
Solic'it,  sis3-!,  sLs3-Td, 


Solicita'tion, 
Bolic'itor,  sis8-Tr(s//8tr») 
Solic'itor-general,  sZ/s3- 

Tr-Jn 

Bolic'itous,  siss-Ts 
Solic'itously,  si83-T-sZi 
Solic'itress,  s/,s3-Tra 
Bolic'itude,  eis'-Td 
Bol'id,  B^I-D 


247 

Solidarity,  eL 
Solidification,     si'-Df 

Kshn 
Solid'ify,    BL*-V-F,   sL"- 

Df-D.  sL»-Df-NG 
Solid'ity,  8Z,8-D-T 
Sol'idly,  sLl-V-L 
Sol'idness,  sZ,i-D-Ns 
Solidun'gulate,     8Z-a-D- 

NG-G-it 
Solidun'gulous,     sL"-D- 

NG-G-Ls 

Solifld'ian,  s£,3-F-Dn 
Solifid'ianism,    si3-F-D- 

Kz-M     [-D  zM] 
Solil'oquize,  ei3-Z.-Kwz, 

si'-i-Kwzd,    s//3-i-Kwz- 

NG 

Solil'oquy,  s£3-i-Kw 
Sol'iped,  sZ-J-P-D 
Solitaire',  s£2-T-R 
Sol'itarily,  s^-T-fil 
Sol'itariness,  sL'-T-S-Ns 
Sol'itary,  sLi-T-ff 
Sol'itude.sLi-Td 
Solmiza'tion,  sLa-MzsAn 
So'lo,  8/>2 
Sol'stice,  sisi-Ts 
Solsti'tial,  8£s»-T-SHl 
Solubil'ity,  si'-Bl-T 
Sol'uble,  s£i-Bl 
Sol'ubleness,  s/,1-Bl-Ns 
So'lus,  s /,s- 
Solu'tion,  sLshn* 
Sol'utive,  sii-Tv 
Solvability,  sZ,3-V-Bl-T 
Sol'vable,  sLi-V-Bl 
Sol'vableness,  sil-V-Bl- 

Ns    [iBs] 
Solve,  sLl-V,  s/ii-Vd,  sZ-1- 

V-NG 

Solv'ency,  »£1-Vn-a 
Solvend',  sZ-'-Vnd 
Solvent,  sLi-Vnt 
Solver,  sZ,i-Vr 
Somat'ics,  sMt'-Ks 
So'matist,  sM-Tst2 
Somatol'ogy,  sMt-Z^-J 
Som'ber    or    Som'bre, 

sM-Bri 

Sombre'ro,  sM-Br2-/J 
Som'brous,  sM-Brs1 
Some,  sM2 
Some'body,  sM-Ba-D 
Some'how,  sK2-H 
Som'ersault,  sMrs-Z/t3 
Som'erset,  sMrs-T2 
Some'thing,  sM-TH2-NG 

[KM«-NG] 

Some'time,  sMt'-M 
Some'times,  sMta-Mz 
Some'what,  sMt2 
Some'where,        sM-Wr2 

[8M-«2] 

Somnambula'tion,    8M- 

N-M-Blshna 
Somnam'bulic,  sM-N-M- 

Bli-K 
Somnam'bulism,  sM-N- 


SOP 

Somnam'bulist,     sM-N, 

M-Blst1 
1  Somniferous,    slI-N-Fs- 

Ba 

Somnif'ic,  sM-N-F'-K 
Somnil'oquence,  sM-N- 

L3-Kwns 
Somnil'oquism,     sM-N 

L3-Kw-zM 
Somnil'oquist,  sM-N-Ls- 

Kwst 
Somnil'oquy,    sM-N-Ls- 

Kw 
Somnip'athy,    slI-N-P3. 

TH 

Som'nolence,  sM-N-Z,ns' 
Som'nolency,       sJI  -  N  - 

Z-ni-S 

Som'nolent,  sM-N-int1 
Som'nolently,      s>I-N- 

LnV-L 
Son,  sN2 
So'nant,  sNnt2 
Sona'ta,  sN-T1 
Song,  sNG1 
Song'-bird,  sNQi-Brd 
Song'ster,  sNGstr1 
Song'stress,  sNG-sTrs1 
Soniferous,  sN-F'-fls 
Son'-in-law,  sN2-Nl 
Son'net,  sNt1 
Sonneteer',  sNt-B3 
Sonorif  ic,  sN->R3-F-K 
Sono'rous,  sN-/Js2 
Sono'rously,  sN-7J2-sZ- 
Sono'rousness,    sN-Ss*- 

Ns 
Son'ship,  sN2-SH-P    [sN« 

iSH] 

Soon,  B^3,  sNr3,  sNst3 
Sooshong',  sSH1  NG 
Soot,  sT3,  sTd3.  sT3-Na 
Soot'erkin,  sTr3-Kn 
Sooth,  sTH3 
Soothe, 


Sooth'er,  sDHr8 
Sooth'ingly,  sDH3-NGl 
Sooth'say,  sTH3-S 
Sooth'sayer,  sTH3-S-R 
Sioth'saying,      sTH3-S- 

NG 

Soot'iness,  sT3-Ns 
Soot'y,  sT3,  sT3-R,  sT*-St 
Sop,  sP1.  sPt1,  sP!-NG 
Soph,  sF1 
So'phi,  sF2 
Soph'ism,  sFz'-M 
Soph'ist,  sFst1 
Soph'ister,  sFstr1 
Sophis'tic,  sFs3-T-K 
Sophis'tical-ly,    sFss-T- 

Kl 
Sophis'ticate,  sFs3-T-Kt, 

8Fs3-T-K-Td,    sFs»-T-Kt- 

NG 
Sophistica'tion,   sFss-T- 

Kshn 
Sophist'icator,     sFs'-T- 

Ktr 


SOP 

Boph'istry,  sF'-sTr 
Soph'omore.  sF'-Mr 
Sophomor'ic, 
Sophomor'ical,   sF'-Mr 

El 

Soporif'erous,  sPrP-Rs 
Soporif  erousness,  sPrf3 

.Rf-Rs-Xa 

Soporific,  sPrf*-K 
Sop'orose,  spi-Rs 
Bop'orous,  sPVRs 
Sopra'no,  sPr-i-N 
Sor'cerer,  sRsl-R-R 
Sor'ceress,  sRs»-fis 
Sor'cerous,  sKs'-fis 
Sor'cery,  sRsi-/Z 
Sor'did,  sfii-Dd 
Sordidly,  sBi-Dd-i 
Sor'didness,  s#i-Dd-Ns 
Sor'dine,  sfii-Dn 
Sore,  sR*.  sR2-R.  sRst2 
Sor'el,  sRi-£ 
Sore'ly,  sRVt 
Sore'ness,  sR2-Ns 
Sor'ghum,  sRi-G-M 
Sori'tes,  sfii- 
Soror'icide,  s 
Sor'rel,  sR'-i 
Sor'rily,  sRi-£ 
Sor'riness,  KR>-Ns 
Sorrow,  BR1,  s-R'-D,  B.R1- 

NG 

Sor'rowful,  sR'-F-L 
Sorrowfully,  sfii-F-Z, 
Sor'rowfulness,     sfl'-F- 

L-Ns    r:Fs] 

SorTy,  sRJ,  sBJ-K.  sRst> 
Sort,  8Rtl,  sfii-Td,   sRt' 

NG 

Sort'able,  sRti-Bl 
Sort'er,  sRtr1 
Soirtie,  8Ri-T 
Sor'tilege,  sRti-i-J 
Sorti'tion,  sR3-Tshn 
Sort'ment,  sRt»-Mnt 
Bo'-so,  S2-S 
Sostenu'to,  Ss8-T-N-T 
Sot,  sTi 
Soth'ic,  sTHJ-K 
Sot'tish,  sT'-SH 
Sot'tishly,  sT'-Sfll 
Sot'tishness,  sTi-SH-Ns 
Sou,  S» 

Souchong',  sSH^-NG 
Sough,  sF2 
Sought,  sT1 
Soul,  si2 
Soul'less,  sL»-is 
Bound,  (a.)  sNdi,  sNdr1 

sN-Dsti  (sNd-Sti) 
Sound,  (c.)  sNdi,  sN-Dd'. 

sNdi-NG 

Bound'-board,  sNd>-Brd 
Sound'ing,  sNdJ-NG 
Sound'ing-board,  sNd1- 

NG-Brd 
Bound'ing-post,      sNd1- 

NG-Pst 

Bound'ings,  sNd'-NGz 
Bound'ly, 


248 

Sound'nesa.  sNd'-Ns 
Soup,  sP» 

Soup  -house.  sPS-Hs 
Sour,  (a.)  sR1.  sR'-E,  sRst1 
Sour,  (c.)  sR1.  sRd1,  sR1 

NG 

Source,  sRs* 
Sour'-crout,  sB1^!^; 
Sour'ish,  sR'-SH 
Souiy-krout,  sR'-Krt 


Sour'ness,  sR'-Ns 
Souse,  Ss1.  Ssti,  Ss'-NG 
South,  sTHi 
South,      sDH1,       sDHd1, 

sDH'-NG 

South'-Down,  sTHi-Dn 
South-easf  ,  sDHsti 
South-east'er,  sDHstr1 
South-east'erly,  sDHstr1 

L 
South-east'ern,  sDHst'- 

Rn. 
South'erliness,  sDHr2-^- 

Ns 

South'erly,  sDHr2-Z 
South'ern,  sDHrn2 

[sDHn*] 
Southerner,     sDHr2-Nr 

[sDH'-Nr] 
Southernmost,     sDHr2- 

N-Mst 
South'ernwood,  sDHrn*- 

Wd 

South'ing,  sDHi-NG 
South'most,  sTHi-Mst 
South'ron,  sDH'-ftn 
South'ward, 


South'wardly,       sTH1  • 

Wrd-//  or  8DHrd2-£ 
South-west',  sTHi-Wst 
South-west'er,       sTH1- 

Wstr 
South-west'erly,    sTHi- 

Ws-Tr-Z. 
South-west'ern,    sTHi  - 

Wg-Trn 

South'-wind,  sTH'-Wnd 
Souvenir',  sV3-Nr 
Sovereign,  sVa-Rn 
Sovereignly,  s\*-Rn-L 
Sovereignty,  s\T2-R-N-T 
Sow,  sl 

Sow,  s*,  sD2,  S2-NG 
Sow'ans,  Si-Ns 
Sowce,  Ssi 
Sow'er,  S2-R 
Soy.Si 
Soz'zle,  sZl1 
Spa,  sP> 
Space,  sPs2    sPst*.  sPss- 

NG 

Spa'cious.  sP*-SHs 
Spa'ciously,  sP2-SHs-// 
Spa'ciousness,  sP2-Sfls- 

Ns 
Spade,  sP>-D,  sP«-Dd,  sP»- 

D-NG 
Spadi'ceous,  sP3-D-5fla 


SPA 

Spadille-,  PP»  D  L 

Spake,  sP*  K 

Spalt,  sP1  Lt 

Span.  sPn',  sPnd'.  sPn1- 

NG 

Span'drel,  sP"-N-Dr-L 
Span'gle,  sP'-NG-Gl,  sP'- 

NG-Gld.     8PJ-NG-G1-NG 

[sP'-NGI  etc.] 
Span'iard,  sPn'-Rd 
Span'iel,  sP^Nl 
Span'ish,  sPn1  SH 
Span'ish-fly,  sPn 
Spank,  sPi-NG-K,  s 

Kt,  sPi-NG-K-NG 
Spank'er,  sP'-NG-Kr 
Spank'ing,  sP'-NG-K-NG 
Spaa'ner,  sPi-Nr 
Span'worm,  sP«  N-Wr-M 
Spar,  spi-R,  sPi-Rd,  eP1- 

fi-NG 

Spar'able,  sP1  R-B1 
Spare,  (u.)  sP'-R,  sP>-Rd, 


Spare,  (a.)  sPi-R, 

K?l-RBt 

Spare'ly,  sPi-Rl 
Spare'ness,  sP' 
Spar'er,  sP'-Rr 
Spare'-rib,  sP'-R-tf-B 
Spar'ing,  sP'-fi-NG 
Sparingly,  sP^R-NGl 
Spar'ingness,  sP'-R-NG- 

Ns 
Spark,  sPi-fl-K,  sP'-R-Kt, 

sP^B-K-NG          (sPri-K, 

sPr'-Kt,  sPr>-K-NG) 
Spark'ful, 

(sPri-K-Fl) 
Spark'ish, 

(sPr»-K  SH) 
Spark'le,    sPri-Kl,    sPr1- 

Kld,  sPr'-Kl-NG 
Spark'ler,  sPri-Kl-R 
Sparkling,  sPr'-Kl-NG 
Spark'lingness,  sPrl-Kl- 

NG-Ns 
Spark'ing,      sP>-^-K-NG 

(sPr'-K-NG) 
Spar'ring,  sPi-7J-NG 
Spar'row,  sP'-TJ 
Spar'row-grass,    sPi-B- 

Grs 
SparTow-hawk,     sP'-B 

:H»-K 

Spar'ry,  sP>-R 
Sparse,  sP'-Rs,  sP»-Rs-E, 

8Pi-Rss-T 
Sparse'ly, 
Sparse'ness, 
Spar'sim, 
Spar'tan,  s 
Spasm,  sPJ-zM 
Spasmodic,  sP 
Spasmod'ical,   sPi-zMd- 

Kl 

Spas'tic,  sPsi-T-K 
Spat,  sPt» 
Spatha'ceous,   sPa  •  TH 

SHs 


SPA 

Spathe,  sP*-DH 
Spathed,  sPS-D 
Spath'ic,  sPi-TH-K 
Spath'iform, 

M 

Spath'ose, 
Spath'ous,  sPi-THs 
Spat'ter,     ePtr1,    sPtrd1 

8Ptr!-NG 
Spat'ter-dashes,  sPtri-D 

SHs 

Spat'ula,  sPti-£ 
Spaf  ulate,  sPt.i-.Lt 
Spav'in,  sPi-Vn 
Spav'ined,  sPi-Vnd 
Spawl,  sP^L 
Spawled,  spi-Ld 
Spawn,  sPni,  ePnd1,  sPn1- 

NG 

Spawn'er,  sP1-Nr 
Spay.  sP2,  sPJ-D, 
Speak,   sPS- 

[sP3,  sPC)3] 
Speak'able,      sP»  -  K  -  Bl 

[sPa-Bl] 

Speak'er,  sP*-Kr 
Speak'ership,  sP3-Kr-SH 

(-P) 
Speak'ing,      sP*  -  K  -  NG 

[sPC)3] 
Spear,  sP3-R,  sP3-Rd,  sP8- 

/J-NG 

Spear'-foot,  sP»-fi-Ft 
Spear'-grass,  sP'-R-Qis 
Spear'ing,  sP3-fi-NG 
Spear'man,  sP3-R-Mn 
Spear'mint,  sP»-E-Mnt 
Spear'-tliistle,     sP3  -  R  - 

THs-L 

Spear'wort,  sP3-B-Wrt 
Spe'cial,  spa-SHl    [sP*] 
Spe'cialist,  sP*-smet 
Speciali'ty,  sPi-Sfll-T 
Spe'cially,  sP*-SHl  [sP*l 
Spe'cialty,  sP2-^fll-T 
Spe'cie,  aP3-SH 
Spe'cies,  sP3-<Sflz 
Specific,  8Pss-F-K 
Specifical-ly,  sPss-F-Kl 
Specif'icalness,    sPs'-F- 

Kl-Ns 

6pecif  icate,  sPss-F-K-T 
Specifica'tion,    sPss  -  F  - 

Kshn 
Specificness,    sPs8-F-K- 

Ns 
Spec'ify,  sPs2-F,  sPs»-Fd, 

8Pss-F-NG 

fclpec'inien,  sP*-sMn 
Spe'cious,  sP3-,Sfls 
Spe'ciously,  sP3-8Hs-Z- 
Spe'ciousness,  sP3-5fls- 

Ns 
Speck,  8P*-K,  eP«-Kt,  spz- 

K-NG 
Speck'le,  spa-Kl,  sP*-Kld, 


l.pec'tacle,  sP2-Kt-Kl 
Bpec'tacled,  sP»-Kt-Kld 
Bpec'tacles,  spa 

11* 


249 


Spectac'ular, 
B 

Specta'tor,  sP»-K-Ttr 
Specta'torship,   sP^-K 

Ttr-SH(  P) 

Specta'tress,  BP»-Kt-Trs 
Specta'trix,  sP2-Kt-Tr-Ks 
Spec'ter  or  Spec'tre 


Spec'trum, 
Spec'ula,  sP2-Kl 
Spec'ular,  sP'-Kl-R 
Speculate,  sP'-Klt,  sP2 

Kl-Td,  8Ps-Klt-NG 
Specula'tion,  sP2-KlBhn 
Spec'ulatist,  sP*-Kl-Tst 
Speculative,  sP2-Klt-V 
Spec'ulatively,    sPs-Klt 

\-L 

Spec'ulator,  sPJ-Kltr 
Spec'ulatory,     sPa  -  Kl  - 

T  ft 

Spec'ulum, 
Sped,  sP3-D 
Speech,  sP3-CH 
Speech'ful,  sP'-CH-Fl 
Speech'ify,     sP3  -  CH  -  ] 

sP3-CHf-D,  sP3-CHf-NG 
Speech'less,  sP3-CH-/,s 
Speech'lessness,  sP' 

CH-Ls-Ns    [Sis] 
Speech'-maker,  sP3-CH- 

M-Kr 
Speech'-making,      sP3  - 

CH-M-K-NG 
Speed,  sP3-D,  sP3-Dd,  sP8- 

D-NG 

Speed'er,  sP3-Dr 
Speed'ful,  eP3-D-Fl 
Speed'ily,  sP3-D-£ 
Speed'iness,  sP8-D-Ns 
Speed'y,    sP3-D,    sP8-Dr, 

8P3-Dst 
Speiss,  sPs* 
SpeU,  sPS-L,  spa-Ld, 

L-NG 

Spell'-bound, 
Spell'er,  sP2-L-R 
SpeU'ing,  sP»-L-NG 
3pell'ing-book, 

NG-B-K 
Spell'ing-school,  sP»-L- 

NGs-Kl 

3pell'-land,  sPJ-I,-Znd 
Spelt,  sP2-Lt 
Spel'ter,  spa 
Jpence,  sPns2 
Spen'cer,  sps- 
Jpend,  sPnd»  sPnd»-NG 
Spend'er,  sPudr2 
Spend'thrift,        sPn*-D- 

THr-Ft    [8Pd*-THr-Ft] 
Spent',  sPnt8 
Sperm,  sPr'-M 
Spermace'ti,  sPr»-Ms-T 
Jperm'ary,  sPrs-M-ft 
Spermat'ic,  sPr'-Mt-K 
Jpermat'ical,  sPr'-Mt-Kl 
Spermat'ocele,        ePr1- 

Mts-L 


SPI 


Spennatozo'a, 

T-Z 

Sperm'-oil,  sPr=-M-£ 
Spew,  sP*,  sPs-D.  sP3-NG 
Sphac'elate,         sFsi-z,t, 

sFsJ-L-Td.  sFs'-it-NG 
Sphacela'tion,  sFs2-Lshn 
Sphene,  sFu3 
Sphe'noid,  sF=-N-D 
Sphenoid'al,  sFJ-Nd-L 
Sphere,  sF3-R,  sF3-^-D, 


Spher'ic,  sF'-R-K 
Spher'ical-ly,  sF*-R-Kl 
Spher'icalness,  sF2-R-Kl> 

Ns 

Spheric'ity,  sF3-7?s-T 
Sphe'roid,  sF3-ffi-U 
Spheroid'al,  sFi-7ed-L 
Spheroid'ic,  sF'-/e-D-K 
Spheroid'ical,   si^-TZ-D- 

Kl 

Spheroid'ity,  sFi-ft-D-T 
Spher'ule,  sF--Kl 
Sphinc'ter,  sF3-NGtr 
Sphinx,  sF3->'G-Ks 
Sphragis'tics,  sFr3-J-sT- 

Ks 
Spice,  sPs1    sPsti,   sPs1 

NO 

Spi'cer,  sP'-sR 
3t)i'cerv  sP^-s/2 
Spi'ciness,  sPs'-Ns 
Spick  sP3-K 
Spic'ular,  gP3-Kl-R 
Spic'ulate,  sP3-Klt 
Spic'ule,  sP3  Kl 
3pi'cy,  BP1^,  sP1-Sr,  sP1- 

Sst 

Bpi'der,  spJ-Dr 
Spied,  sP>-D  (sPd1) 
Spig'nel,  RP3-G-N1 
Spig'ot,  eP3-Gt 
Spike,  sP'-K,  sPi-Kt,  sP1- 

K-NG 

Spiked,  sPi-Kt 
Spike'let,spi-K-it 
Spike'nard,  sP^K-Nrd 
Spik'y,  sP'-K 
Spile,  sPi-L 
Spill,  sP3-L,  sP3-Ld,  cPi 

L-NG 

Spilt,  sP3-Lt 
Jpin,  sPn3,  sPn3-NG 
Spin'ach    or    Spin'age, 

Spi'nal,  sP'-Nl 
Spin'dle,  sPnd3-L,  sPnd3- 

Ld,  BPnd3-L-NG 
Spin'dle-legged,  sPnd»- 

L-i-G-D 
Spin'dle-shanked, 


Spin'dle-shanks,  sPnd3- 

L-SH-NG-Ks 
Jpine,  sPn1 
Spi'nel,  eP'-Nl 
Spinelle',  sP»-Nl 
Spin'et       or       SpineV, 

sP3»r»-N-T 


SPI 

Spiniferous,  sPn'-F-fis 
Spin'ner,  spa-Nr 
Spin'neret,  sP8-Nr-T 
Spin'ning-jenny,  sPn3  - 

NG-J-N 
Spin'ning-wheel,    sPns- 

NG-W1 

Spinose',  sP2-Ns 
Spinos'ity,  sP^ 
Spi'nous,  sP^Ns 
•Spin'ster,  cPnstr8 
Spin'stry,  sP3-N-sTr 
Spin'y,  sP1  -N 
Spir'acle,  sP'o 
Spirse'a,  sP3-.R 
Bpi'ral-ly, 
Bpi'rant, 
Bpire,  sP^R 
Spir'it,     sPrt',     sPr»-Td, 

sPrt(-)s 
Spir'ited, 
Spiritedly, 
Spirltedmss, 

Ns 

Spir'itism, 
Spir'itist,  sPr<-Tst 
Bpir'it-land,  sPrf-Znd 
Spr'itless,  sPrt3-Zs 
Spiritlessly,  sPrt3-Zs-Z 
Bpir'itlessness,  sPrt3-Zs- 

Ns    [!is] 

Spirit-level,  sPrt»  L-Vl 
Spir'itous,  sPr»-Ts 
Spir'itousness, 

Ns 
Spir'it-rousing,  sPrts-Bz- 

NG 

Spiritual,  sPrts-L 
Spir'itualism,  sPrt3-Zz-M 
Spir'itualist,  sPrts-Lst 
Spiritualist'ic,  BPrtf-La- 

T  K 

Spirituality,  sPrt'-Z-T 
Spiritualiza'tion,   sPrt* 

Lzshn 
Spiritualize,     sPrt'-iz 

sPrta-Zzd,  sPrt^-Zz-NG 
Spir'itualizer,  sPrt8-iz-B 
Spiritually,  sPrt3-/, 
Spir'ituous,  sPrt^-Ys 
Spir'ituousness,     sPrt'- 

Ys-Ns 

Spir'it-world,  sPrt^-Hld 
Spirom'eter,  sPr^Mtr 
Spirt.  sP2-Rt 
Spirt'le,  sP=-«t-L 
Spirt'led,  sP»-«t-Ld 
Bpir'y,  sPi-fi 
Bpis'situde,  sPs3-Td 
Spit,  sPt".  slJ3-Td,  sPt(-)3 
Spit'al,  sPts-L, 
Spit'-box,  sPt»'.Bi-Ks 
Spite,  sPti,  sP»-Td.  sPt(-)1 
Bpite'ful-ly.sPt'-Fl 
Spite'fulness,  sPt'-Fl-Ns 

[iFsl 

Bpit'flre,  sPt3-F-R 
Spit'ter,  sPtr« 
Bpit'tle,  sPt3-L 
Spittoon',  sP8-Tn 


250 

Splash,  sPl>-SH,  sPP-SHt, 

sPU-SH-NG 
Splasli'y,  8PU-/SJ2 
:  Splay,  sPls 
Splay-foot,  sPl*-Ft 
I  Splay-footed,  6Pla-F-Td 
Splay -mouth,   sPl"  -  M  - 

TH 

Spleen,  sPln3 
Spleen'ish,  sPln3-SH 
Spleen'y,  sPl3-N 
Splen'dent,  sPlnd*-Nt 
Splen'did,  sPlnS-Dd 
Splen'didly,  sPln*-Dd-Z/ 
Splen'dor,  sPlndr^ 
Splen'etic,  8Pln*-T-K 
Splent,  ePlnt* 
Splice,      sPls1,      sPlsti, 

sPls'-NG 
Splint,  sPlnt3,  sPln3-Td, 

sPlnt'-KG 
Splin'ter,  sPlntr3,  sPlnt3- 

Rd,  8Plntr«-:NG 
Splin'tery,  sPlnt*-B 
Split,      sPlt3,       sPP-Td, 

sPltC)8 
Splut'ter,     sPltr*,     sPl«- 

Trd.  sPltr«-NG 
Spoil,  sPi-L,  sP^Ld,  sP1- 

L-NG 

Spoil'er,  sP»-Z,-R 
Spoke,  sPS-K,  sP2-Kt,  sP«- 

K-NG 
Spoke,    (imp.   of   Speak.) 

sP2-K     [sP2] 

Spok'en,  sP2-Kn    [sPn^] 
Spoke'shave,   sP2-K-SH- 

V 

Spokes'man,  sP2-K-sMn 
Spo'liate,  sP2-Zt,  sP*-Z- 

Td.  sP«-it-NG 
Spolia'tion,  sP2-Zshn 
Spoliator,  sP2-Z,tr 
Sponda'ic,  sPn^-D-K 
Sponda'ical.  sPn2-D-Kl 
Spon'dee,  sPn>-D 
Spon'dyle,  sPn'-D-L 
Sponge,  sPn2-J,  sPu^-Jd, 

sPn2-J-NG 
Spon'ger,  sP^-N-Jr 
Spon'giness,  sPn2- J-Ns 
cJpon'ging-house,  sPn^- 

J-NG-Hs 
Bpon'gy,  ePn*- J 
Spon'sal,  sP'-Ns-L 
Spon'sion,  «pi-Nshn 
Spon'sor,  sP'-Ns-R 
Spontane'ity,  sPut3-N-T 
Sponta'neous,  sPnt'-Ns 
Spontaneously,     sPnt2- 

Ns-L 
Sponta'neousness,  sPnt' 

-Ns-Ns 

Spontoon',  sPn'-Tn 
Spook,  spa-K 
Spool,  sP8-L,  sP8-Ld,  sP3- 

L  NG 

Spoom,sP8-M 
Spoon,  sPn3 
Spoon'bill,  sPn8-B-L 


SPR 

tSpoon'ful,  sPn3-F-L 
Spoon'-meat,  sPn3-Mt 
Sporad'ic,  spi-ft-D-K 
Sporad'ical,  sP'-B-D-Kl 
Spore,  BP2-R 
Sport,  sP2-Rt,   sP*-«-T(J 


Sport'er,  sPz-Btr 
Sport'ful-ly,  BPs-Rt-Fl 
Sport'fulness,  sP2-Rt-Fl- 

Ns     [SFs] 

Sport'ive,  sP=-fit-V 
Sport'iveness,  sP2-flt-V- 

Ns    [IVsj 

Sport'ively,  aW-Rt-V-L 
Sports'man,  sPrt2-sMn 
Sports'manship,  ePrt*- 

sMn-SH(-P) 
Spor'ule,  sP'-B-L 
Spot,  sPti,  sPJ-Td,  sPt(-)1 
Spot'less,  sPV-Ls 
Spot'lessly,  sPti-Zs-i 
Spot'lessness,  sPti  -  La  • 

Ns     [!£8] 
Spot'ted,  sPi-Td 
Spot'tedness,  sPi-Td-Ns 
Spot'tiness,  spi-T-Ns 
Spot'ty,  sPi-T 
Spous'al,  sPz^L 
Spouse,  sPz1 
Spouse'less,  sP'-zis 
Spout,       sPt»,       sPi-Td, 

sPt(-)1 
Sprain.    sPm2,     sPrnd8, 

sPrn2-NG 
Sprang,  sPri-NG 
Sprat,  sPrt' 
Sprawl,    sPi-L,    sPri-Ld, 

sPr'-L-NG 
Spray,  sPr8 
Spread,  sPr2-D,  sPr»-D- 

NG.     See  Separate,  etc. 
Spread'er,  sPr^-Dr 
Spree,  sPr^ 
Sprig, 


Sprig'gy, 
Spright,  sPrt1 
Spright'less,  sPrt1-Zs 
Spright'liness,    sPrt>-£- 

Ns 

Spright'ly,  sPrti-i 
Spring,  sPrS-NG,  sPr»-NG- 

NG 

Springe,  sPr*-N-J 
Spring'er,  sP^-NGr 
Spring'-halt,      sPr3-NG- 

Hit 
Spring'-head, 

Hd 

Spring'iness, 
Spring'-tide, 

Td 
Sr>ring'time, 

M 
Spring'y,  sPr^-NG,  sPr«- 

NG-R.  sPrS-NGst 
Sprink'le, 


Kl-NG 


SPR 

Bprink'ler,  sPr*-NG-Kl~B 
Sprinkling,  8Pr*-NG-Kl- 

NG 

Sprit,  sPrt3 
Sprite,  sPrt1 
Sprif  -sail,  sPrtss-L 
Sprout,     sPrt»,    sPri-Td, 

BPrtC)i 
Spruce,  (a.)  sPrs3,  sPr1- 

sR,  sPr883-T 
Spruce,  (D.)  sPrs*    sPrst3, 

sPrs3-NG 

Spruce'-beer,  8Prss-B-R 
Spruce'ly,  afi^-sL 
Spruce'ness,  sPrs3-Ks 
Sprung,  BPr*-NG 
Spry,  BPri,  sPr!-R,  sPrst1 
Spud,  sP2-D 
Spume,    8P3-M,  sPs-Md, 

spa-M-NG 
Spumes'cence,   8P*-Ms- 

Ns 

Bpumes'cent,  sP2-Ms-Nt 
Spum'ous,  sP*-Ms 
Spum'y,  sP»-M 
Spun,  sPn2 
Spunge,  sPn^-J.  See 

Sponge. 

Spunk,  8P2-NG-K 
Spunk'y,  sP'-NG-K,  sP»- 

NG-Kr,  sP^NG-Kst 
Spun'-yarn,  sPn^-Y-Bn 

[or  -Yn] 
Spur,  sP»-R,  sP*-Rd,  sP»- 

fi-NG 

Spur'-gall,  sP2-.R-Gl 
Spurge,  sP2-R-  J 
Spu'rious,  sP3-Rs 
Spu'riously,  sP^R-sL 
Spu'riousness,  sPs-Rs-Ns 
Spurn,  sP2-^n,  sPJ-/2nd, 

sP2-Kn-NG 
Spurred,  sPa-Rd 
SpurTer,  sP2-Rr 
Spur'rier,  BP*-R-R 
Spur'-royal,  sP2-R-S-L 
Spurt,  sP2-Rt,   8P*-.R-Td, 


251 


STA 


Sput'ter,    sPtr«,     sPtrd», 

sPtr»-NG 

Sput'terer,  sPtr^R 
Spy,    ePi,    eP^D 


Spy-boat,  8Pll.Bt» 
Spy'-glass,  sP^Gls 
Spy'ism,  BPJ-zM 
Spy'-money,  sP1-^!^ 
Squab,  sKw-B1 
Squab'bish,  sKw-Bi-SH 
Squab'ble,  sKw-BU,  sKw- 

Bld1.  sKw-Bl'-NG 
Bquab'bler,  sKw-BH-R 
Squab'by,  sKw-B1 
Squad,  sKw-Di 
Squad'ron,  sKw-Drn1 
Squal'id,  sKw-L1-!) 
Squalid'ity,  eKw-i'-D-T 
Squal'idly,  eKw-idi-Z, 
Squal'idness,  sKw-id1- 


Squall,  eKw-Li,  sKw-Ld', 

8Kw-L»-KG 
Squall'er,  sKw-ir1 
Squall'y,  sKw-L1 
Squa'loid,  sKw-Z.»-D 
Squa'lor,  sKw-Z,r» 
Squamose',  sKw*-Ms 
Squa'mous,  sKwa-Ms 
Squan'der,         sKwndr', 

sKwnd-Rd',  sKwiidrJ-NG 
Squan'derer,  sKwndr-R1 
Squan'deringly,  sKwndr 

-NG-H 
Square,  sKw-R1,  sKw-Sd', 

sKw-Ri-NG 
Square'-built,     sKw-R1- 

Blt 

Square'ly,  sKw-R1-^ 
Square'ness,  sKw-R1-Ns 
Square'-rigged,  sKw-R1- 

R-GrA 

Square'-root,  sKw-R'-fit 
Squarrose',  sKw-R&t 
Squash,  sKw-SHi 
Squashed,  sKw-SHt1 
Squat,    eKwt1,    sKw-Td1, 

sKwti-NG 
Squat'ter,  sKwtr1 
Squaw,  sKwl 
Squeak,  sKws-K,  sKw-K- 

T»,  8Kw»-K-NG 
Squeak'er,  sKw3-Kr 
Squeal,  sKw-L*,  sK.w-Lds, 


Squeal'er,  sKw-Zr' 
Squeam'ish,  sKw-M-SH3 
Squeam'ishly,     sKw-M- 

sm* 

Squeam'ishness,  sKw-M- 

SH»-Ns 
Squeeze,  sKwz8,  sKwzd3, 

sKwz3-NG 

Squeez'er,  sKw-Zr3 
Squelch,  sKw-i*-CH 
Squib,  sKw-B3 
Squid,  8Kw-D3 
Squill,  sKw-L3 
Squin'ancy,  sKwn-N-S3 
Squint,    sKwnt8,    sKwn- 


Squint'-eye,  s 
Squint'-eyed,  sKw»-Nt-i- 

D 
Squire,  sKw-R1,  sKw-JJ 

sKw-RJ-NG 
Squireen',  sKw-Bns 
Squirm,  sKw-R2-M,  sK 

R*-Md,sKw-R»-M-KG 
Squirrel,  sKw-«l« 
Squirt,  sKw-^ 

Td,  sKw-fitz-NG 
Squirt'er,  sKw-TZtr* 
Stab,  stB»,  8tBd»,  st 
Sta'bat  Ma'ter,  stBti-Mtr 
Stab'ber,  stBri 
Stabil'iment,  eT'-Bl-Mnt 
Stability,    sTs-Bl-T    (or 

-Bit) 
Sta'ble,  8T»-B1,   sT*-Bld, 

sH-Bl-NG 


Sta'bleness, 
Sta'bling,  sTS-Bl-N 
Sta'bly,  sT2-Bl 
Stacca'to,  stK-T1 
Stack,  stKi,   stKti, 

NG 

Stack'er,  stKr1 
Stad'dle,  sT'-Dl 
Sta'dia,  str>s 
Sta'dium,  stD2-M 
Stadt'holder,  stT'-H-idr 
Staff,  stFi 
Stag,  stG1 
Stage,  stJ2 

Stage'-coach,  stJ'-K-CH 
Stage'-driver,  stJ^-Dr-Vr 
Stage'-play,  stJ2-Pl 
Stage'-player,  stJ--Pl-R 
Sta'ger,  stJr2 
Stag'gard,  stGrd' 
Stag'ger,    stGr1,    stGrd1, 

stGr«-NG 

Stag'geringly,  stGr'-XGl 
Stag'gers,  stGrz1 
Sta'gmg,  stJ«-XG 
Stag'irite,  siJl-Rt 
Stag'nancy,  stG-Nn-S1 
Stag'nant,  stG1  Nut 
Stag'nate,    stG'-Nt,    stG- 

N-Td>,  stGJ-Nt-NG 
Stagnation,  stG^-Nshn 
Staid,  sTd2.    See  Steady.  ' 
Staid'riess,  sTd2-Ns.    See 

Steadiness. 
Stain,  sTn2,  sTnd=,  sTn2- 

NG 

Stain'er,  sT^-Nr 
Stain'less,  sT^-Nls 
Stair,  stRi 
Stair'case,  stR^Ks 
Stair'-rods,  stRkR-Dz 
Stairs,  stRz1 
Stair'-way,  stR!-W 
Stake,  stK2,   stKtz,   stK2- 

NG 

Stake'-holder,  stK2-Hldr 
Stake'less,  stK-is2 
Stalac'tic,  stii-K-T-K 
Stalac'tical,  st/i^K-T-Kl 
Stalac'tite,  stL'-K-Tt 
Stalactit'ic,  st/is.K-Tt-K 
Stalactit'ical,  stZ,3.K-Tt- 

Kl 

Stalag'mite,  etZ/'-G-Mt 
Stalagmit'ic,  Btia.G-Mt- 

E 
Stalagmit'ical,    stz3  .  Q  . 

Mt-Kl 
Stale,  stL3 
Stale'-mate,  stZ,~Mt 
Stale'ness,  stz,2-Ns 
Stalk,  stKi,   stKti,  stKi- 

NG 

Stalk'er,  stKri 
Stalk'ing-horse,      stK1, 

NG-Hrs 
Stalk'y, 
Stall,  st 

NG 
Stall'age, 


STA 

Btftll'-fed,  sti»-F-D 
Btall'-feed,  stii-F-D 
Stallion,  stin1 
Stal'wart,  st^-Wrt 
Sta'men,  stMn* 
Stamina,  stM>-N 
Stam'inal,  stM>-Nl 
Stani'inate,  stM-N-T1 
Stamin'eal,  stM-N-L» 
Stamin'eous,  stM«-Ns 
Stam'mer,  stM-Ri,  stM- 

Rd1.  stM-fii-NG 
Stam'merer,  stM-Rri 
Stam'mering,     stM  -  Rl  • 

NG 
Stam'meringly,  stM-.R1- 

NG1 
Stamp,    stM  -  pi,    stMt', 

stM-Pi-NG 

Stamp'-act,  BtM-P»-Kt 
Stampede',     stM  -  P»  -  D, 

stM-P»-Dd,  stM-PS-D-NG 
Btamp'er,  stM-Pri 
Stamp'ing,  stM-Pi-NG 
Stanch,    sXni-CH,   sTn1 

CHt,  sXn>-CH-NG 
Stanch'er,  sXi-N-CHr 
Stan'chion,  sXi-Nshn 
Stanch'less,  sTni-CH-£s 
Stanch'ness,  sXnl-CH-Ns 
Stand,  sXnd»,  slnd'-NG 
Stand'ard,  sTnd'-Rd 
Stand'ard-bearer,  sXnd1 

-Rd-B-Rr 
Stand'er,  sTndr1 
Standing,  sXnd^NG 
Standlsh,  sXnd^SH 
Stand'-pqint,  sXnd>-Pnt 
Stand'-still,  sTndiist//* 
Stang,  stNGi 
Stan'hope,  sTn'-P 
Stank,  stNG»-K 
Stan'nary,  sX»-Nr 
Stan'nic,  sX»-N-K 
Stanniferous,    sT"-N-F- 

Rs 

Stan'nous,  sT'-Ns 
Stan'za,  sXni-Z 
Stanzalc,  sTnz-Z-K 
Sta'ple,  sX*-Pl 
Sta'pler,  sT«-Pl-R 
Star.  stRi,  stRdi.  stRi-NG 
Starboard,  stRJ-Brd 
Starch,     stR'  CH,     stfii- 

CHt,  stfli-CE-NG 
Btar'-chamber,  stR^CH- 

(M-)Br 

Starched,  stTZi-CHt 
Starch  edness,  stff^CHd- 

Ns 

Starch'er,  stRi-CHr 
Starch'ly,  stRi-CHl 
Starch'ness,  st/s»-CH-Ns 
Starch'y,  st^i-CH 
Stare,  stR1,    stRdi,   stR1 

NG 

Btar'er,  stRi-R 
Star'-finch,  st«'-F-N-CH 
Star'-fish,  stR'-F-Sff 
Btar'-gazer,  stRi-G-Zr 


252 


STE 


Star-gazing,  stR'-Gz-NG 

Statical,  stxi-Kl 

Stark,   8tRi-K,   stRi-Kr, 

Statics,  stxi-Ks 

stR'-Kst 

Sta'tion,  sTshn",  sXshnd*, 

Starless,  stR'-Ls 

sXshna-NG 

Starlight,  stRi-it 

Sta'tional,  sXshn2-L 

Star'like,  stRi-Z,-K 

Stationary,  sXshnS-jK 

Starling,  stRi-i-NG 

Sta'tioner,  sXshn^-R 

Starry,  stK1 

Sta'tionery,  sXshnz-fi 

Star'-shoot,  stRi-Sflt 

Sta'tion-house,    sXshn8- 

Star-spangled,  stRs1-?- 

Ha 

NGld 

Sta'tism,  stX'-zH 

Start,     stRti,      stBi-Td, 

Sta'tist,  stTst* 

stRti-NG 

Statis'tic,  stXsts-K 

Starfer,  stRtr1 
Start'ful,  stRtLFl 

Statis'tical-ly,  6tXs«-X-Kl 
Statistician,  stXss-Xshn 

Start/fulness,     stRti-Fl- 

Statistics,  stXsta-Ks 

NS  C:FS] 

Sta'tive,  stXv« 

Starting-point,      stRti- 

Stafuary,  8tCH>-fi 

NG-Pnt 

Staf  ue,  stCH1 

Start'  ing-post,  stRt'-NG- 

Statuesque',  stCH2  sK 

Pst 

Statuette',  stCH2-i 

Starfish,  stRt'-SH 

Staf  ure,  stCHri 

Startle,  stRt1-/,,  stRti-I^. 

Sta'tus,  stXs^r* 

stRti-Z,-NG 

Sta'tus  In  Quo,  stXs'or*- 

Starf  lingly,  stRt'-Z-NGl 

N-Kw 

Starf-up,  stRt'-P 
Starva'tion,  st^-Vshn 

Sta'tus  Quo,  sXs'or'-Kw 
Sta'tu  Quo,  stX'orS-Kw 

Starve,     8lR\l,     st^vdi, 

Stat'uable,  stCHi-Bl 

stflv(-)i 

Staf  ute,  stCHti 

Starveling,  stfivi-Z,-NG 

otfit  xitoryj  stCHt^-B 

State,  stx*,   stXd*,   8tX»- 

Staunch,  sXni-CH 

NG.     In   rapid   writing 

Stave,  sTv'   sXvd*  slva. 

care  should  be  taken  to 

NG 

avoid  confusion  between 

Staves,  sTvz« 

the    outlines   of     State. 

Stay,  sX2,  sXd2,  sX2-NG 

Stated  and  Said. 

Stayer,  sX2-R 

Stafed,  stXd» 

Stay-lace,  sX2-Zs 

Stat'edly,  stXd2-£ 

Stays,  sXz* 

State'-house,  stXa-Hs 

Stay-sail,  sXs*  L 

Stateless,  stx*-is 

Stead,  stD» 

Statelier,  stI«-Z,-R 

Stead'fast,  stDf=-St 

State'liness,  stX*-i-Ns 

Stead'fastly,  sWP-St-L 

Stately,  stl*-/,,  stIz-X-R. 

Stead'fastness,  stDf2-St- 

st1--Lst 

Ns 

State'ment,       stXS-Mnt. 

Steadily,  stD'-L 

Make  the  loop  perfect  in 

Steadiness,  stL»2-Ns.  Set 

this  outline  to  avoid  Its 

Staidness. 

being    taken    for  Settle- 

Steading, stD2-NG 

ment. 

Stead'y,    (a.)    stD*    (Sea 

State'-monger,    stT^-M- 

Staid).  stD*-R,  stD*  St 

NG-Gr 

Stead'y,  (v.)  stD2,  stDd», 

State'-paper,  stX^-P-Pr 
i  State'-prison,  stX2-Prz-N 

Steak.'stK* 

State'-prisoner,  stlz-Prz- 

Steal,  sti8,  st£3-XG 

Nr 

Steal'er,  sti3-R 

Stat'er,  stXr* 

Stealth,  sti2-XH 

State'-room,  stX^-R-M 

Stealth'ful,  sti*-XH-Fl 

States,  stXs* 

Stealthily,  stL^-XH-Z, 

States-gen'eral,  stXs»-Jn 

Stealth'iness,  stA2-XH. 

States'man,  stX*-sMn 

Ns 

States'manlike,       stT2- 

Stealth'y,  stL2-XH,  st£«. 

sMn-L-K 

XH-R,  st£*-THst 

States'manly,    stx*-sM- 

Steam,  stM3,  stMd3,  stM*. 

Nl 

NG 

States'manship,      stT2  - 

Steam'-boat,  stM3-Bt 

sMn-SH(-P) 

Steam'-boiler,  stM3-B- 

States'woman,  stXs-sW- 

L-R 

Mn 

Steam'-car,  stM'-Kr 

State'-trial,  stX«-Tr-L 

Steam'-carriags,    stM*' 

I  Static,  Btl1-^ 

Kr-J 

STE 

Steam'-engine,    stM'-N- 

Jn 

Steam'er,  stM-R> 
Steam'-gaage,  stM3-G-J 
Steam' -gun,  stM3-Gn 
Steam'iness,  sOP-Ns 
Steam'-packet,    stM3-P 

Kt 

Steam'-pipe,  stM8-P-P 
Steam'-ship,  stM»-<Sff-P 
Steam'-tug,     stM*  -  T  -  G 
,  (stMt3  G) 
Steam'-vessel,        stM3- 

Vs-L 
Steam'- whistle,     stM3  - 

Ws-Z, 

Steam'y,  stM* 
Stear'ic,  sT^fl-K. 
Ste'arine,  sT*-.Rn 
Ste'atite,  BT3-T-T 
Sted'fast.    See  Steadfast. 
Steed,  stCD* 
Steel,  BtL's,   st/AD,  stL3- 

NG- 

Steel'y,  st 
Steel' -plated,  stz,3-Pi-Td 
Steel'yard,  stL3-Yrd 
Steep,    (a.)    stpa,    stPr3, 

stPst3 
Steep,   (».)    stpa,     stPt3 

stP3-NG 
Steep'er,  stPr3 
Stee'ple,  sT3-Pl 
Stee'ple-cliase,     sT3-Pl- 

CHs 

Steep'ly,  sT3-Pl 
Steep'ness,  stP3-Ns 
Steep'y,  stP3 
Steer,  stR3,  stKd3,  stR3- 

NG 

Steer'age,  st.R3-j 
Steerer,  stR3-R 
Steers'man, 
Steeve, sTv3 
Steganog'raphy,  stG-N 

Gr-F1 

Stel'lar,  st/AR 
Stel'lary,  stL*-R 
Stel'late,  sti*-T 
Stel'lated,  stiXTd 
Stellif  erous, 
Stel'lifonn,  stia-F-R-M 
Stel'lular,  sti»-Z,-R 
Stelog'raphy,  stL«-Gr-F 
Stem,  8tM«,  stMd«,  stM*- 

NG 

Stem'son,  stMsa-N 
Stench  sTn^-CH 
Sten'cil,    stNs-La,    stNs- 

Ld«.  stNs-L2-NG 
Stenog'rapher,    stN-Gr- 

Fr» 

Stenog'raphy,  stN-Gr-F1 
Stenograp'ic,  8tN>-Grf-K 
8tenograph'ical-ly,  stN- 

Gr-Fi-Kl 
Btenog'raphist,  stN-Gr- 

Fsti 

Btenog'raphy,  stN-Gr-F1 
Sten'tor,  etNtr1 


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Stento'rian,  stN-T*-.Rn 
Step,  stp2.  stPta,  stPS-NG 
Step' -brother,         stps  - 

Brdbr 

Step'-child,  stP*-CHld 
Step' -daughter,  stP»-Dtr 
Step' -father,  stP'-Fdhr 
Step' -mother,  stP2-Mdhr 
Steppe,  stpi 
Step'ping-stone,     stP»  - 

NGs-Tn 

Step'-sister,  etP2-ssTr 
Step'-son,  stPs2-N 
Stercora'ceous,    stR2-K- 

fi-SHs 

Stercora'tion,  stR2-Krshn 
Store,  stR2 
Stereograph'ic,  stfli- 

-K 
Stereograph'ical-ly, 

6tfl»-Gr-F-Kl 
Stereog'raphy, 

F 

Stereom'etry,  stRi-M-Tr 
Ste'reoscope,  stfls2-K-P 
Stereoscop'ic,  stfis'-K-P- 

K 
Stereoscop'ical-ly,  stRs1 

-K-P-Kl 
Stereot'omy, 
Ste'reotype, 

st/J8-T-Pt, 

(Stfit3-?,    StKt^-Pt,    St2Zt3- 

P-NG 

Ste'reotyper,  stflt'-Pr 
Stereotypog'raphy, 

st«t»-P-Gr-F 
Ster'ile,  stRZ-Z 
Steril'ity,  stR3-£-T 
Sterling,  stRS-i-NG 
Stern,     stRn*,     stR»-Nr, 

stR2-Nst 

Stern'al,  stR2-Nl 
Stern'-board,  stRn^-B-Rd 
Stern'-chase,  stRns-CHs 
Stern'-chaser,       stRn2  - 

CH  sR 

Stern'ly,  stR2-Nl 
Stern'most,  stKnz-Mst 
Stern'ness,  stRn^-Ns 
Stern'-post,  stRn«-Pst 
Stern'-sheets,        stRn2- 

SHts 

Ster'num,  stKn*-M 
Sternuta'tion,    stB«  -  N  - 

Tshn 
Sternu'tative,     st^23-Nt- 

Tv 
Sternu'tatory,     stK3-Nt- 

T-K 

Stern'-way,  stRnS-W 
Sterto'rious,  8tR*-T-Rs 
Ster'torous,  stR^-T-Rs 
Steth'oscope,      stTHs2  • 

K-P 
Stethoscop'ic,  stTHsi-K- 

P  K 

Steve,  sTv3 
Ste'vedore,  sTv3-D-R 
Stew,  sX3,  stD3,  BT»-NG 


STI 

Steward,  stRd' 
Stewardess,  stRd3-S 
Stewardship,        stRd'. 

SJl-P   [:SH] 
SteWish,  8TJ-SH 
SteW-pan,  sT^-pn 
Stib'ial,  stB3-L 
Stib'ium,stB^-M: 
Stich,  stKS 
Stick,  stK3,  stK3-NG 
Stick'iness,  stK3-Ns 
Stick'-lac,  HtR3-i-K 
Stick'le,  sT^-Kl,  sT3-Kld, 

sT»-Kl-NG 
Stick'le-back,    sT3-Kl- 

B-K 

Stick'ler,  sT3-Kl-R 
Stick'y,     stK3,     stK3-R, 


Stiff,  stF3,  stF3-R,  stFst3 
Stiffen,     8tFn3,    stFad3, 

stFn3-XG 
Stiffly,  stF3-£ 
Stiff-necked,  stF3-X-Kt 
Stiffness,  stF3-Ns 
Sti'fle,     sTi-Fl,    sTi-Fld, 

8'i'i-Fl-NG 
Stig'ma,  stG3-M 
Stigmat'ic,  stG''-Mt-K 
Stigmat'ical,  stG'-Mt-Kl 
Stig'matize,     stG-M-Tz3, 

stG-M-Tzd3,     etG-M-Tz3- 

NG 
Stig'onomancy,      stGn- 

Mn-S3 
Stile,  st£i 
Stilet'to,  stis-T,  st£2-Td, 

8t/,a-T-NG 
Still,     (u.)    sti3,    stZ,3-D, 


Still,     (a.)    sti3,    stZ,3-R, 

stist3 

Stillati'tious,  stL3-T-5fls 
Stil'latory,  stL3-T-R 
Still'-birth,  st£3-B-.R-TH 
Still'-born,  stL3  B-«n 
Still'-burn,  stz,3-B  Ru 
Still'-life,  stis-i-F 
Still'ness,  stL3-Ns 
Still'y,  eti3 
Stilt,  stz,t3,  stLs.Td,  st£t3- 

NG 

Stim'ulant,  stM-^nt3 
Stim'ulate,  stM-Lt3,  stM- 

/.3-Td,  stM-Lt3-NG 
Stimula'tion,  stM-ishn« 
Stim'ulative,  stM-/,t*-v 
Stim'ulator,  stM-itr3 
Stim'uli,  stM-Z,3 
Stim'ulus,  stM-Ls3 
Sting,  stNG3,  stNG3-NG- 
Sting'er,  stNG-R3 
Stin'gily,  sTn3-J-£ 
Stin'giness,  sTn3-  J-Ns 
Stin'go,  stNG3-G 
Sting'y,  stNG3 
Stin'gy,  sTn3-J 
Stink,  stNG3-K,  stNG»-K- 

NG 
Stink'ard, 


STI 


254 


STR 


Stink'er,  stNG3-Kr 

Stomachlcal,  stMLK-Kl 

Straight,    sTrt«,    sTrtr«, 

Btink'-pot,  BtNG3-K-Pt 

Stom'achless,  stM-K-is* 

8Trt2-St 

Stint,     sTnt3,     sTn3-Td, 

Stomp,  BtM-P> 

Straight'en,         §Trt2-N, 

sTnt'-NG 

Stone,  sTn2,  eTnd2,  sTn2- 

8Trt«-Nd,  8Trta-N-NG 

Stint'er,  sTntr* 

NG 

Straight'ener,  8Trt2-Nr 

Stipe,  stPi 

Stone'  -blind,  sTn2  i  Bind 

Straight'forward,  sTrt*- 

Sti'pend,  sTi-Pnd 

Stone'-cutter,  sTn2  i  Ktr 

Fr-Wrd 

Stipendiary,  8T*-Pnd-fl 

Stone'-dead,  8Tn«-Dd 

Straightforwardness. 

Stip'itate,  stP3-Tt              ;  Ston'er,  sT2-Nr 

sTrt^-Fr-Wrd-Ks 

Stip'ple,  sT3-Pl,  8T3-Pld, 

Stone'-wall,  sTn'SWl 

Straight'ly,  8Trt«-Z 

sT3-Pl-NG 

Stone'-ware,  sTn*  i  Wr 

Straight'ness,  sTrt^-Xs 

Stip'ula,  stP3-// 

Stone'-work,  sTn'SWr-K 

Straight7  way,  6Trt*-w 

Stip'ulate,  stps-it,  stP3- 

Ston'iness,  sT*-r-Ns 

Straiks,  sTr2-Ks 

j    L-TA,  6tP3-it-NG 

Ston'y,  8T--N 

Strain,     sTrn2,     sTrnd* 

Stipula'tion,  stP«-ishn 
Stip'ulator,  stps-Ltr 

Ston'y-hearted,    sTa-N- 
Hr-Td 

8Trn2-NG 
Strain'er,  sTr2-Nr 

Stip'ule,  sT3-Pl 

Stood,  stD» 

Strait,  sTrt2  sTrtr*,  sTrt*. 

Stir,  6tR«,  stRd«,  stR»-NG 

Stock,  stK3,  stKt3,  PtK3- 

St 

Stir'about,  stR2-Bt 

NG 

Strait'en,  sTrt2-N,  sTrt*. 

Stir'rer,  stR2-R 

Stool,  sti* 

Nd,  sTrt2-N-NG 

Stir'rup,  st.R2or3-P 
Stitch,     stCH3,      BtCHt3, 

Stool'-pigeon,  8tL3-P-Jn 
Stoop,  BtP3,  stPt*  stP»-NG 

Strait'-jacket,  sTrt^-J-Kt 
Strait'-laced,  8Trt2-Z,st 

stCH3-NG 

Stoop'er,  stPr3 

Strait'ly,  sTrt2-i 

Stitch'er,  8tCHr» 

Stop,  stpi,  etPti.  stpi-NG 

Strait'ness,  sTrt2-Ks 

Stitch'es,  stCHz3 

Stop'-cock,  stP^K-K 

Straits,  sTrts" 

Stith'y,  stDH3 

Stop'-gap,  etPi-G-P 

Strait'-waistcoat,  sTrt»- 

Stive,  sTvi 

Stop'page,  stPJ-J 

Ws  Kt 

Sti'ver,  sT'-Vr 

Stop'ping-place,     stpi  - 

Strake..  sTr2^ 

Stoak,  stK« 

NG-Pls 

Stramin'eous,  sTrS-M-Ns 

Stoat,  stT» 

Stop'per,    stPri,    stPrdi, 

Stran?  o'nium,    sTr2-Mn- 

Stoccade',  stK-D« 

8tPr»-NG 

M 

Stock,  stK1,  stKt1,  stK1- 

Stop'ple,  sT»-Pl 

Stram'ony,  sTr^M-N    • 

NG                                   1  Stop'  -watch,  stpi-wCH 

Strand,  sTrnd1,  sTrni-Dd, 

Stockade',   8tK-D»,    BtK- 

Stor'age,  st#2-J 

BTmd'-NG 

Dd2,  stK-D2-NG 

Sto'rax,  st/js-Ks 

Strange,  sTr2-N-J,    sTr2- 

Stock'-board,  etRJ-Brd 

Store,  etR2,  stRd2,   stR«- 

N-Jr     [sTr«-Jr],    sTr2-^- 

Stock'-broker,    stKJ-Br- 

NG 

Jst 

Kr 

Store'-house,  stR-Hs 

Strange'ly,  sT-»-N-J-Z, 

Stock'-dove,  stK1-Dv 

Store'  -keeper,  stR2-K-Pr 

Strange'ness,     sTr«-N-J- 

Stock'-exchange,    stK1- 

Store'-room,  stR2-R-M 

Ns 

Ks-CH-N-J 

Stores,  stRz« 

Stran'ger,           sT^-N-Jr 

Stock'-flsh,  stKi-F-SH 

Storge,  BtR1  3 

[sTr'-Jr] 

Stock'-holder,  stKi-Hldr 

Sto'ried,  stK'-D 

Stran'gle,      sTr'-NG-Gl. 

Stocking,  BtKi-NG 

Stork,  stRi-K 

sTrl-NG-Gld,      sTrl-NG- 

Stock'ish,  stRi-SH 

Storm,   stR'-M,  stRJ-Md, 

Gl-NG    [sTr^NGl.etc.] 

Stock'-jobber,  stIH-J-Br 
Stock'-jobbing,    stKW- 

stR>-M-NG 
Storm'-beat,  stRi-M-Bt 

Stran'gler,  sT^-NG-Gl-B 
Stran'gles,  sTr^NG-Glz 

B-NG 

Stormlness,  stu1-M-Ns 

Stran'gulated,  sTr'-NG- 

Stock'-list,  stK»-Lst 

Storm'-sail,  stR'-Ms-// 

Gl-Td 

Stock'-market,    stK1-!!- 

Storm'y,  stRi-M,  stRi-M- 

Strangula'tion,  sTr^-NG- 

fl-Kt 

R.  stRJ-Mst 

Glshn    [-NGlshn] 

Stock'-still,  8tKs>-T-L 

Storthing,  stRt'-NG 

Strangu'rious,     sTrS-N- 

Stock'-taking,  stK'-T-K- 

Sto'ry,  stK2,  8tR*-D,  stJZ2- 

Gr-RS 

NG     • 

NG 

Stran'gury,  sTr'-NG-G-il 

Stock'  -work,  stK1-Wr-K 

Sto'ry-teller,  stS2-T-i-R 

Strap,     sTri-P,     sTr^Pt, 

Stock'y,  stKi 

Stoup,  stP3 

sTr>-P-NG 

Sto'ic,  KT*-K 

Stout,  stTi.  stTri,  stTsti 

Strappa'do,  sTr2-P-D 

Sto'ical-ly,  sT2-Kl 

Stout'  ly,  stTi-i 

Strap'per,  sTr^Pr 

Sto'icalness,  sT»-Kl-Ns 

Stout'ness,  stT1-Ns 

Strap'ping,  sTi^-P-NG 

Stoicism,  sTZ-szM 

Stove,  sTvn 

Stra'ta,  8Tr«ori-T 

Stok'er,  stKr* 

Sto'ver,  sT*-Vr 

Strat'egem,  sTrt'-J-M 

Stole,  stz,3 

Stow,  sT*,  stD2,  sT»-NG 

Strategetlcs,  sTrt^-Jt-Ks 

Stolen,  stLn* 

Stowage,,  sT2-J 

Strate'gic,  sTrt3-J-K 

Stol'id,  st/,i-D 

Stra'bism.sTr^-B-zM 

Strate'gical-ly,    sTrt3-J- 

Stolidity,  8tL3-D-T 

Strabis'mus,  sT^-B-zMs 

Kl 

Btom'ach,  stMS-K,  stM2- 

Strad'dle,   sTr^Dl,  sTr1- 

Strat'egist,  sTrt^-Jst 

Kt,  stM*-K-NG 

Dld,  sTri-Dl-NG 

Strat'egy,  sTrti-J 

Stom'acher,  ntM2-Kr 

Strag'gle,    sTri-Gl,  sTr1- 

Stratification,     sTr'-Tf- 

Stom'achfull,  stM-K-Fl*      Gld,  8Tr>-Gl-KG 

Kshn 

Stomachic,  stM  '  -K  -  K       i  S  trag'gler,  eTr1  -  Gl-  R 

Stratiform,  sTrt'-Fr-M 

STR 

Btrat/ify,  sTr»-T-F, 

Tf-D,  sTi-Tf-NG 
Btratoc'racy,  sTrt'-Kr-S 
Stratog'raphy,  sTrti-Gr- 

F 

Stra'tum,  sTrt2or»-M 
Straw,  sTri 
Straw-bail,  sTr*-B-L 
Straw-berry,  sTrl-B-.K 
StraW-color,  sTri-K-ir 
Straw-cutter,  sTri-Ktr 
Strawy,  sT* 
Stray,  sirs,  sTr^D  (sTrd2), 

sTr2-NG 
Streak,   sTr3-K, 

sTrS-K-NG 
Streaked  (strt-kt  or  strek'- 

ed),  sTr'-K.t  or  sTr3-K-D 
Streak'y,  sTr3-K 
Stream,  sTrs-M, 


Stream'er,  sTrS-M-R    . 
Stream'let, 
Stream'y,  sTr^-M 
Street,  sTrt3 
Street'-walker,  sTrt*-W- 

Kr 

Strength,  sTr^-NG-TH 
Strengthen,     sir*  -  NG  - 

THn,     sTrS-NG-THnd, 

sT^-NG-THn-NG 
Strength'ener,  sTrS-NG- 

TH-Nr 
Strength'less,  sTr"  -  NG  - 

TH-Ls 

Stren'uous, 
Stren'uously, 
Stren'uousness,  sTr^-Ns- 

Ns 

Strep'erous,  sTrs-Prs 
Stress,  sirs" 
Stretch,    sTr2-CH,    sTr^- 

CHt,  BTr»-CH-NG 
Stretch'er,  sTrs-CHr 
Strew,  sTrSorS,  sTrd3or2, 


Stri'a,  sTr» 
Stri'ee,  sTri 
Stri'ate,  sTri-T 
Stri'ated,  sTri-T-D 
Strick'en,  sTrS-Kn 
Strickle,  sTrf-Kl 
Strict,    sTrS-Kt,    sT»-Ktr, 


Strict'ly, 
Strict'ness, 
Strict7  ure,  s 
Strid,  sTrd3 
Strid'den,  sTr'-Dn 
Stride,  sTrdi,  sTrd(')1 
Stri'dent,  sTrdi-Nt 
Stri'dor,  sTr^Dr 
Strid'ulous,  sTr^-D-Zs 
Strife,  eTrfi 
Strife'full,  sTrfi-F-L 
Strig'il,  sTr5.Jl 
Strigose',  sTr2-Gs 
Stri'gous,  sT^-Gs 
Strike,  sTri-K,  sTri-K-NG 
Strik'er,  sTri-Kr 


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Strik'ingly,  sTr'-K-NGl 
String,     sTr»-NG,     eTr8- 

NG-NG 

Stringed,  sTr3-NGd 
Strin'gency,  sTrS- 
Strin'gent,  sTp*-N-Jnt 
String'er,  sTrS-NGr 
String'-halt,    sir3  -  NG 

Hit 
String'iness,    sTr»  -  NG  - 

Ns 

String'y,  sTr*-NG 
Strip,     sir3-?, 

sTrS-P-NG 
Stripe,    sTr1-?, 

sTr>-P-NG 
Striped,  sTri-Pt 
Stripping,  sTr3-P-Z,-NG 
Strip'per,  sTr^-Pr 
Strip'pings,  sTr3-P-NGz 
Strive,  sTrv1, 
Striven, 
Striv'er, 
Strob'ile,  sTri-Bl 
Strode,  sTrd* 
Stroke,   sTr2-K,   sTr^-Kt, 

sTr--K-NG 
Strok'er,  sTr^-Kr 
Strokes'man,      sTr*  -  K  - 

sMn 
Stroll,    sTr*-L,    sTriLd, 

8Tr2-L-NG 
Stroll'er,  sTr*-£-B 
Strong,    eTri-NG,    sTr1- 

NGr,  sTri-NG-Gst  [sTri- 

NGst] 
Strong'hold,    sTri  -  NG  - 

Hid 

Strong'ly,  sTri-NGl 
Stron'tia,  sTri-N-SH 
Stron'tian, 
Strop,     eTri-P, 

sTr»-P-NG 
Stro'phe, 
Strove,  s 
Strow,  sT 
Struck,  sTr*-K 
Struct'ural, 
Struct/ ure, 
Strug'gle,  sTrS-Gl,  sTr8- 

Gld,  6Tr3-Gl-NG 
Strug'gler,  sTr«-Gl-B 
Stru'ma,  sTrS-M 
Strumose',  sTr^-Ms 
Stru'mous,  sT^-Ms 
Strum'pet,  sTr*-M-Pt 
Strung,  sTr^-NG 
Strut,       sTrta,      BTr«-Td, 

sTrtC)1 

Strut'ter,  sTrtr« 
Strych'nia,  sTr»-K-N 
Strych'nine,  sTrS-K-Nn 
Stub,  stB«,  BtBd»,  stB2-NG 
Stub'bed,  8tBd» 
Stub'bedness,  stBd«-Ns 
Stub'ble,  sT^-Bl 
Stub'born.  stBrn* 
Stub'bornly,  BtBr»-Nl 
Btub'bornness,    stBrn2- 

Ns 


STU 

|  Stub'by,  stB2 
Stub'-nail,  stBJ- 
Stuc'co,     stK*, 


stK-D», 


Stuck,  stK2 
Stuck'-up,  stK2-P 
Stud,   stDs,   stDd2,    stD»- 

NG 

Stud'ding,  stp2-NG 
Stud'ding-sail,  stD^-NGs- 

L 

Stu'dont,  stDnta 
Stud'ied,  stDds 
Stud'-horse,  stD=k-H)-Ks 
Stud'iedly,  st\>dfl-L 
Stud'ier,  stD^-R 
Stu'dio,  stD3 
Stu'dious,  stD3-S 
Stu'diously,  stD^-Sl 
Stu'diousriess,  stDs3-Ns 
Stud'y,  stDS,  BtDd*,  stD^- 

NO 

Stu'fa,  str3 

Stuff,  str*.  stFts,  stF2-NG 
StufPer,  stF2-R 
Stuffiness,  stF^-Ns 
Stuffing,  stF=-NG 
StufPing-box,    stF^-NG- 

B-Ks 

Stuffy,  strs 
Stult£&ca'tion,    stit2-F- 

Kshn 
Stul'tify,   st/.ts-F,   BtLt«- 

Fd,  stit2-F-NG 
Stum,  etM2 
Stum'ble,  stM-Blz,   stJI- 

Bld«,  stM-Bl2-NG 
Stum'bler,stM-Bl2-R 
Stum'bling-block,   stM- 

B1»-NG-B1-K 
Stum'blingly,  stM-Bl«- 

NG1 
Stum'bling-stone,  stM- 

Bl«-NGB-Tn 
Stump,     stll-P2,     stMt2, 

stM-P2-NG 
Stump'-orator,    stM-pa- 

^etr 
Stump'-speaker,      stM  . 

Ps2-P-Kr    [stMs*-P-Kr] 
Stump'-speaking,  [stMsz- 

PC)] 

Stump'y,  stM-P2 
Stun,  sTn«,  sTndS.  sTna- 

NG 

Stung,  stNG" 
Stunk,  stNG2-K 
Stun'ner,  sT2-Nr 
Stunt,     sTnt2,     sTn^-Td, 

sTnt«-NG 
Stupe,  stps 
Stupefac'tion,  stPt». 

Kshn 

Stupefac'tive,  stPfi-Kt-V 
Stu'pefier,  BtP^-F-R 
Stu'pefy,  stP3-F,  stP'-Fd, 

stP3-F-NG 

Stupen'dous,  stPn*-Ds 
Stupendously,  stPu2-I> 

eL 


STU 

Stupen'dousness,  stPn* 

Ds-Ns 

Stu'pid,  stPd* 
Stupid'ity,  stPd'-T 
Stu'pidly,  stPd»-.& 
Stu'pidness,  stP3-D-Ns 
Stu'pify.    See  Stupefy. 
Stu'prate,  sT^-Prt 
Stu'por,  stPr3 
Stupra'tion,  sT^-Prshn 
Stur'dily,  stRS-D-i 
Stur'diness,  stfi2-D-Ns 
Stur'dy,  8tK«-D, 


Stur'geon,  st.R2-Jn 
Stut'ter,  6T2-  Tr,  sT«-Trd. 


Stut'terer, 

Sty,  eTi 

Styg'ian,  stJns 

Sty'lar,  stZ^-B 

Style,  sU,i,  sU/>-D  (stid»), 

eti'-NO 
Styl'et,  BtZi-T 
Styl'ish,  st£i-SH 
Styl'ist,  stisti 
.Styp'tic,  stPS-T-K  (stPt»- 

K) 
Styp'tical,        stps-T-Kl 

(stPts-Kl) 

.Btiptic'ity,  stPS-Ts-T 
Su'able,  S»-B1 
Sua'sion,  sWzhn* 
Sua'sive,  eWs^-V 
Sua'sory,  8Ws«-fi 
.Suavity,  BW'-V-T 
Sub,  BB8 
Subac'id,  sBs'-D 
Subac'rid,  sfii-Kr-D 
Sub-ac'tion,  sB'-Kshn 
.Su'bah,  sB» 
Sub'-alpine,  sB'-L-Pn 
.Subal'tern,  sBi-L-Trn 
Subalter'nate, 

N-T 

Suba'queous,  sB*-Kw-8 
Subas'tral,  sfii-sTr-L 
Subastrin'gent,  eBS-sTr- 

N-Jnt 

Subaudi'tion,  sB*-Dghn 
Sub'-base,  sB^-Bs 
Sub-base'ment,     eB2-B- 

BMnt 

Sub'-bass,  sB2-Bs 
Subchant'er,  sBi-CHntr 
Subcla'vian,  eBz-Kl-Vn 
Subcommit'tee,  sB3;T 
Sub-con'trary,  sBatTr1- 

R 
Subcuta'neous,  sB^-K-T- 

Ns 

Subdea'con,  sB3-D-Kn 
Subdean',  sB*-Dn 
Bubdean'ery, 
Subdivide',      sfii-Dv-D, 

sB'-Dv-Dd.  sBi-Dv-D-NG 
Bubaivis'iorx,       eB8  -  D  - 

Vzhn 
Bubdom'inant,     sBi-D- 

Mn-Nt  (sBdi-Mn-Nt) 


256 

Subdu'able,  sB»-D-Bl 
Subduct',  sB*-D-Kt 
Subduc'tion,  gB«-D-Kshn 
Subdue',   8B8-D,  sB3-Dd, 


Subdu'er,  sB'-D-B 
Suber'ic,  SB2-.R-K 
Sub'family,  s 
Sub'genus,  sB*-J-Ns 
Su'bito,  sB3-T 
Subia'cent,  sBJ-Js-Nt 
Subita'neous,  sBVT-Ns 
Subject,  sB^-J-Kt    [sB«] 
Subject7,  sB2-J-Kt,  8B2-J- 
K-Td,  sB2-J-Kt-NG   [sB^, 

BB»:D,  sB(-)*] 
Subjec'tion,  BB*-J-Kshn 

[sBshn*] 
Subject'ive,    sB2-J-Kt-v 


Subjectively, 

V  L    [sB*-Vl] 
Subject'iveness,    sB'-J- 

Kt-V-Ns    [BBatVs] 
Subjectivity,    sB»-J-Kt- 

V-T    [8B3-V-T] 
Sub'ject-matter,    sB»-J- 

Kt-Mtr    [sB«-Mtr] 
Subjoin',  sBi-Jn,  sBi-Jnd, 

sBi-Jn-NG 
Sub'jugate,  sB«-J-Gt,  sB2- 

J-G-Td,  8B2-J-Gt-NG 
Subjuga'tion,  sB2-  J-Gshn 
Subjunc'tion,       sB^  -  j  - 

NGshn 
Subjunc'tive,  sB2-J-NGt- 

V 
Sublapsa'rian,  sB«-i-P- 

sRn 

Subla'tion,  sB«-£shn 
Sublet',    eW-Lt,    sB=-Zt- 

NG 

Sublim'able,  sBli-M-Bl 
Sublim'  able  ness,     sBl1- 

M-Bl-Ns    [iBs] 
Sub'limate,        sBia  -  Mt, 

BB12-M-Td,  8B]2-Mt(-) 
Sublima'tion,  BBl2-Mshn 
Sublime',    (a.)     sBP-M, 

sBU-Mr,  8Bl>-Mst 
Sublime',     («.)     eBli-M, 

sBli-Md,  sBl'-M-NG 
Sublime'ly,  sBli-M-i 
Sublime'ness,  sBl'-M-Ns 
Sublira'ity,  sBl»-M-T 
Sublinea'tion,      eB'  -  L  - 

Nshn 
Sublin'gual,    sB'-i-NG- 

Gw-L 

Sublu'nar,  sB3-L-Nr 
Sub'lunary,  sB^-L-'Kr 
Submarine',  sBS-M-JZn 
Subme'diant,  sBS-M-Dnt 
Submerge', 


NG 
Submergence,  sB*-M-.R- 

Jns 

Submerse',  s 
Submersed', 


SUB 

Submer'sion,      sB»  -  M- 
Aba 

Submis'sion,  sB3-Mshn 
Submis'sive,  sB3-Ms-V 
Submis'sively,  eBs-Ms- 

V-Z, 
Submis'siveness,     sB*- 

Ms-V-Ns    [iVs] 
Submit/,  sB3-Mt,  8B3-M- 

Td,  sBs-Mtc) 
Submul'tiple,  sB«.M-£t- 

Pl 

Subnas'cent,  sBi-Ns-Nt    • 
Subor'dinacy,      8B>-fid^ 

K-8 
Subordinate,  eBi-fld-Nt, 


[sP»- 


KG 
Subordinately, 

Nt-L 
Subordination, 

Nshn 
Suborn',     sB'-fi 

Rud,  sBi-fin-NG 
Suborna'tion, 

Nshn 

Suborn'er,  sBJ-S 
Subo'val,  sB2-Vl 
Subpoena,  sBs-P 

P-N-D,  sBS-P 

N.  sPS-N-D,  e 
Subrec'tor,  s 
Subrep'tion,  sB»-B-Pshn 
Sub  ro'sa,  sB*-R-Z 
Sub'salt,  sB2-s/.t 
Subscrib'able,     sB>-sK- 

B-Bl 
Subscribe',  sB'-sK-B,  sB'- 

sK-Bd.  sBLsK-B-NG.  See 

note  under  Prescribe. 
Subscriber,  sBi-sK-Br 
Sub'script,  sB2-sK-Pt 
Subscrip'tion,      sBS-sK- 

Psbn 

Subsec'tion,  sB*-sKshn 
Sub'sequence,         sBs2  - 

Kwns 
Sub'sequency,         sBs2- 

Kwn-S 

Sub'sequent,  sBss-Kwnt 
Sub'sequently,        sBs*- 

Kwnt-Zr 
Subserve',  sB^-s^v,  sB«- 

Kvd.  sB2-s.RvC) 
Subservience,  8B2-sB- 

Vns 
Subserv'iency,     sB»-s.R- 

Vn-S 

Subservient,  sB2-sK-Vnt 
Subserviently,    eB*-s.K- 

Vnt-z/ 
Subside7,    BBs^-D,    sBs1- 

Dd,  sB8>-D-NG 
Bubsid'ence,  sBs'-Dns 
Subsid'ency,  sBs'-Dn-S 
Subsidiary,  sBss-D-« 
Sub'sidize,  sBs2-Dz,  sBs* 

Dzd.  sBs«-Dz-KG 
Sub'sidy,  sBs*-D 
Sub'-sign,  sBs*-N 


SUB 


257 


Subsist',  sBss3-T,  sBss3- 

Sub'tle,     BT1«,     sTl!i-E 

Td,  sBssS-T-Nd 

sTlst^ 

Subsist'ence,  sBss3-Tns 

Sub'tleness,  sTl*-Ns 

Subsist'ent,  sBss3-Tnt 

Sub'tlety,  sTia-T 

Sub'soil,  sB»-s/; 

Sub'tly,  s'r*-L 

Subspe'cies,  sBsS-P-Sffz 

Subton'ic,  sB'-T-N-K 

Sub'stance,  sBs2-Tns 

Subtract',  sBi-Tr-Kt,  sBi- 

Substan'tial,     sBsi-T-N- 

Tr-K-Td,  sB!-Tr-Kt-NG 

SHl     [sBsi-Tn] 

Subtract'er,  sBJ-Tr-Ktr 

Substantiality,  sBs'-T- 

Subtrac'tion,      sBi-Tr- 

S-SHl-T 

Kshn 

Substan'tially,  8Bs>-T-N- 

Subtrac'tive,   sB'-Tr-Kt- 

SHl    [8B8>-Tn] 

V 

Substan'tialness,    sBs1- 

Sub'trahend,     sB2  -  Tr  - 

T-N-S//I-NS 

End 

Substan'tials,    sBs'-T-N- 

Sub-treas'ury,    sB*  -  Tr  - 

SHu. 

ZHr 

Substantiate,     sBs'-Tn- 

Sub'urb,  sB2-jR-B 

SHt,          sBsi-Tn-SH-Td 

Suburban,  sBVR-Bn 

sBs'-Tn-SHt-NG 

Subur'bial,  sB2-fi-B-L 

Substantia'tion,      sBs2 

Sub'urbs,  sB2-«-Bz 

Tn-SHshn 

Subvari'ety,  sBi-Y-«-T 

Substantiv'al,  sBsJ-Tnt- 

Subvene',    sB3-Vn,  sB3- 

V-L 

Vnd.  sB3  Vn-NG 

Sub'stantive,  sBs'-Tnt-V 
Sub'stantively,  sBsa-Tnt 

Subven'tion,  sB^-V-Nshn 
Subvei^sion,  sBv2-Kshn 

\-L 

Subver'sive,  sBv2-Jis-V 

Sub'stitute,       sBs»-T-T, 

Subvert',   sBvz-^t,  eBv2- 

sBs2-T-T'Td,      sBsa-T-T- 

fi-Td,  sBv2-«t-NG 

NG         [sBsa-Tt,      sBs3- 
T-Td,   sBs2-Tt(-)] 

Subvert'er,  eBv2-Rtr 
Subvert'ible,  sBv2-/Jt-Bl 

Substitu'tion,       sBs*-T- 

Subwork'er,  sBs-Wr-Kr 

Tshn    [sBs3-Tshn] 

Succeda'neous,    sKs-D2- 

Substitu'tional,   sBs3-T- 

Ns 

Tshn-L    [sBs3-Tshn-L] 

Succeda'neum,    sKs-D2- 

Substra'ta,  sBSor^sTr-T 

N-M 

Sub'strate,  sB»-sTrt 

Succeed',    sKs-Ds,    sKs- 

Substra'tum,         sB«or'- 

Dd3.  sKs-D3-NG 

sTrt-M 

Succeed'er,  sK-sDr* 

Substruc'tion,     sB^sTr- 

Success',  sKss2 

Kshn 
Substructure,    sBZ-sTr- 

Success'ful,  sKss-F2-L 
Success'fully,  sKss-F3-L 

Ktr 

Success'fulness,     sKss- 

Substy'lar,  sBs'-T-Ti-B 

F2-L-Ns    [sKss2  fFs] 

Sub'style,  sBsa-T-L 

Succes'sion,  sKs*Ans 

Subsul'tive,  sB2-s^t-V 

Succes'sional,  sKsshn-U 

Subsul'tory,  sB^-sLt-B 

Succes'sive,  sKss-V* 

Subtan'gent,  sB^Tn-Jnt 

Bucces'sively,  sKss-V'-i 

Subten'ant,  sB«-Tn-Nt 

Succes'siveness,    sEss  - 

Subtend',   sB2-Tnd,   sB»- 

V2-N8 

Tn-Dd,  sB'-Tnd-NO 

Success'less,  sK-ssLs2 

Subtense',  sB^-Tns 

Succes'sor,  sK-ss^3 

Subter'fluent,  sBz-Tr-Fl- 

Nt 

Succinct',  sKs3-NGt 
Succinct'ly,  sKs-NGt-L* 

Subter'fluous,      sB*-Tr- 

Succincfness,  8Ks3-NGt- 

Fls 

Ns 

Sub'terfuge,  sBtr«-F-J 

3uccin'io,  sKs'-N-K 

Subterra'nean,     eBs-Tr- 

3uc'cinous,  sKs2-Ns 

Nn 

Suc'cor,  sKrs,  sKrd»,  sKr1- 

Subterra'neous.  sB«-Tr- 

NG 

Ns 

Suc'corer,  sKr-B3 

Sub'tile,  sBt^-L 

Suc'corless,  sK.i-Ls2 

Sub'tilely,  sBt»-i-Zi 

Suc'cory,  sK-72* 

Sub'tileness,  aBt'-L-Ns 

3uc'cotash,  sK-T*-SH 

Subtil'ity,  sBt»-L-T 

3uc'culence,  sK-ina* 

Subtiliza'  tion,         sBt2  - 

Suc'culency,  sK-Z,n*-8 

Lzshn 

Juc'culent,  sK-Lnt* 

Sub'tilize,  sBt*-£z,  sBt«- 

Succumb',   sK*-M,     sK»- 

LzA.  sBt'-Zz-NG 

Md,  sK«-M-NG 

Bub'tilty,  sBt'-Ji-T 

Succus'sion,  sKshn* 

SUG 

Such,  sCH2 

Suck,  sK2,  sKtA  sR2-NG 

Suck'er,      sKr2,      sKrd* 

Suckle,  sKl2,  sKld2,  sKl», 

NG 

Suck'ling,  sKl2-NG 
Su'crose,  sKrs3 
Suc'tion,  sKshn2 
Sucto'rial,  sK.-T2-.fll 
Suda'tion,  sDslm* 
Su'datory,  sDt^-K 
Sud'den,  sDns 
Sud'denly,  sD2-Nl 
Sud'denness,  sDu2-Ns 
Sudoriferous,  xDrV-Ra 
Sudorific,  sDrf3-K 
Sudorip'arous,        sDr* 

P-Rs 

Su'dorous,  8D3-Rs 
Suds,  sDz2 
Sue,  S3,  sD3,  S3-NG 
Su'et,  S3-T 
Su'ety,  S3-T 
Suffer,  sFr2,  sFrd2,  sFr«- 

NG 

Suf  ferable-y,  sFr2-Bl 
Suf  ferableness,  sFr2-Bl< 

Ns    [!Bs] 

Sufferance,  sFr2-Na 
Sufferer,  sFr2-R 
Suffering,  sFr2-NG 
Suffice',  sFz1,  sFzd1,  sFz1, 

NG 

Sufficiency,  sFshn3-S 
Sufficient,  sFshnt3 
Sufficiently,  sFshnt3-Z 
Suffix,  sF2-Ks 
Suffix',    sF^-Ks,    sF3-Kst, 


Sufflam'inate, 

N-T 

Sufflate',  sFlt2 
Suffla'tion,  sFlshn* 
Suffocate,  sF2-K-T,  sF*. 

K-Td,  sF2-K-T-NG 
Juffoca'tion,  sF2-Kshn 
3uf  focative,  sF^-K-Tv 
Suffos'sion,  sFshn1 
Suffragan,  sFr2-Gn 
Suffrage,  sFr2-J 
Suffu'migate,  sF3-M-Gt, 

sF3-M-G-Td,      sF3-M-Gt- 

NG 
Suffumiga'tion,    sF*-M- 

Gshn 
SuflFuse',      sFz3,      sFzd*, 

sFzS-NG 

Suffu'sion,  sFzhn3 
Sug^ar,  SIT*-Qi,  SH*-Grd, 


Sug'ar-barrel,  SH3-Qr-B- 

Kl 

lug'ar-beet,  5H3-Gr-Bt 
lug'ar-candy,     »Sfl3-Gr- 

Kn-D 

ug'ar-cane,  S/P-Gr-Kn 

ug'ar-house,    SIP  •  Gr  • 

Hs 

ug'ar-loaf,  S£P-Gr-L-F 


SUQ                                258                               SUP 

Sug'ar-maple,     SH^-Qr 

Summa'tion,  sMshn* 

Superaddi'tion,       sPr* 

M-P1 

Sum'mer,    eMr2,    eMrd' 

Dshn 

Sug'ar-plum,  SB^-Gi-Pl 

sMr»-NG 

Superangel'ic,  sPr2-N-J. 

M 

Sum'mer-fallow,    sMr* 

L-K 

Sug'ar-tree,  SH^-Qi-lr 
Sug'ary,  SH*-Gr 

F-L 

Sum'mer-house,     sMr2 

Superan'uate,  sPr'-N-T, 
sPri-N-Td.  sPr'-N-T-NG 

Suggest',  sJst2,  sJ8-sTd 

Hs 

Superanua'tion,      sPr»- 

sJst2-NG 

Sum'mersault,  sMrs-it2 

Nshn 

Buggest'er,  sJstr* 

Sum'merset,  sMrs-T2 

Superb',  sPr2-B 

Sugges'tion,     sJs*  -  CHn 

Sum'mitless,  sMt-is2. 

Superb'ly.  sPr^-Bl 

[sJn2] 

Sum'mon,  eMn*    sMnd2,  Supercareo.  sPr'-Kr-G 

Buggest'ive,          sJst2-V 

sMn2-NG 

Su'per-charge,  sPr'-CHr- 

[8Jv2] 

Sum'moner,  sM*-Nr 

J 

Buicid'al,  Ssl-D-L 

Sum'mons,  sMnz2 

Supercil'ious,  sP^-eLa 

Buicid'ally,  Sa1-'D-L 

Sump'ter,  sMtr2 

Superciliously,      sPr8  - 

Su'icide,  Ss8-D 

Sumpt'uary,  sM-CH2-K 

sLs-L 

Bu'icidism,  8ss-D-zM 
Bu'i  gen'eris,  S3-J-Nrs 

Sumpt'uous,  sM-CHs2 
Sumpt'uously,    sil-CH2- 

Supercil'iousness,  sPr8- 

Buit,  sT3,  sTd",  sT3-NG 

sL 

Superdominant,     sPri- 

Buit'able-y,  sT3-Bl 

Sumpt'uousness,      sM 

D-Mn-Xt 

Suit'ableness,  sT^-Bl-Ns 

CHs2-Ns 

Superem'inence,     sPr2- 

CBs] 

Sun,  sN2,  sNd2,  sN*-NG 

Mn-Ns 

Suite.  sWt» 

3un'-beam,  sN2-B-M 

Superem'inency,    sPr2  - 

Suit'ed,  sTd* 

3un'-beat,  sN2-Bt 

Mn-N-8 

Suit'or,  sir* 

3un'-bonnet,  sN2-B-N-T 

Superem'inent,  sPr'-Mn- 

Suit'ress,  sTrs8 

3un'-bright,  sN2-Brt 

Nt 

Sul'cate,  s//2-K-T 

Sun'burn,  sN-B2-Kn,  sN 

Superem'inently,  sPr«- 

Sul'cated,  sia-K-Td 

B2-7Znd,  sN-B2-JZn-NG 

Mn-Kt-L 

Sulk'ily,  sL*-K-L 

Sun'-clad,  sN2  Kid 

Superer'ogate,     sPr2-JZ- 

Sulk'iness,  sL2-K-Ns 

3un'-dart,  sK2-D-fit 

Gt.  sPr'-^-G-Td,  sPr*-R- 

Bulks,  s£2-Ks 

Sun'day,  sN-D2 

Gt-NG 

Sulk'y,     si2-K,     8i2-Kr 

Sunday-school,  sN-Ds2 

Supereroga'tion,  sPr2-^- 

BL2-Kst 

Kl 

Gshn 

Sul'len,  sin2 

Sun'der,  sNdr*    sN-Drd2 

Supererog'atory,     sPr1- 

Sul'lenly,  s£2-Nl 

sNdr'-NG 

R-G-T-R 

Sul'lenness,  B£n2-Ns 

Sun'-dew,  sN2-D 

Supereth'ical,    sPr2-TH- 

Sul'liage,  si2-J 

Sun'-dial,  sN2-D-L 

Kl 

Sul'ly,  si2,  sL2-D,  s£2-NG 

3un'-dog,  sN2  D-G 

Superex'cellence,  sPr2- 

Bul'phate,  s£2-Ft 

Sun'down,  sN-Dn2 

K-sI/ns 

Sul'phite,  si»-Flt 

Sundries,  sN-Drz* 

Superex'cellent,     sPr2  - 

Sul'phur,  sL2  Fr 

Sundry,  sMT-Dr2 

K-sint 

Sul'phurate,  sL2-F-Bt 

Sun'fish,  sN-F2-Sfl' 

Superfeta'tion,     sPr2-F- 

Sulphura'tion,    sL*  -  F  - 

Sunflower,  sN«  !  F1«-E 

Tshn 

aha 

Sulphu'reous,  sL3-F-Rs 

Sung,  sNG2 
Sunk,  sNG2-K 

Superficial,  sPr3-F-SHl 
Superfi'cially,    sP^-F- 

Sulphu'reousness,    sL3- 

Sunk'en,  sNG2-Kn 

sm 

F-fis-Ns 

Sunless,  sN-Ls2 

Superflcial'ity,     sPri-F- 

Sul'phuret,  sL*-F-Ht 

Sun'light,  sN-it» 

sm-T 

Sul'phureted,    sLz-F-R- 

Sun'-lit,  sN2-£t 

Superfl'cialness,  sPrS-F- 

Td 

Sun'ny,  sN2 

SHl-fis 

Sulphu'ric,  sZ.8-F-K-K 

Sunrise,  sN-Kz« 

Superfi'cies,  sPr3-F-SHz 

Sulphu'ric-acid,  si»-F- 

Sun'rising,  sN-5z2-NG 

Su'perflne,  sPr^-Fn 

E-Ks-D 

Sunset,  sNs-T2 

Superfluity,  sPr^-Fl-T 

Sul'phurous,  sL2-Frs 

Sun'setting,  sNs-T2-NG 

Superfluous,  sPr2-Fls 

Sul'phurous-acid,    s£«- 

Sun'shine,  sN-SHn2 

Superfluously,  sPr2-Fls- 

Frss-D 

Sunshiny,  sN-SH2-N 

L 

Sul'phurousness,     &L*  - 

lun'-stroke,  sN2-sTr-K 

Super'fluousness,    sPr2- 

Frs-Ns 

Sup,  sPJ,  sPt2,  sP2-NG 

Fls-Ns 

Sul'phury,  sL--V-B 

lupawn',  sPn1 

Superhu'man,    sPr3  -  H  • 

Sul'tan,  8i2-Tn 

lu'per,  sPr« 

Mn 

Sulta'na,8i2ori-T-N 

lu'perable,  sP^-Bl 

Superimpose',    sPr2-M- 

Sul'taness,  sZ,2-T-Ns 

iuperabound',          sPr3 

Pz,  sPrS-M-Pzd,  sPriM- 

Sul'triness,  n/ATr-Ns 

i  Bnd^ 

Pz-NG 

Sul'try,  sL2-Tr,  s^s-Tr-K, 

uperabun'dance,    sPr8 

Superincum'bent,  sPr2- 

8L2-Trst 

:Bnd2-Ns 

NiBnt 

Bum,  8M»,  slid2,  sM2-NG 

uperabun'dant,      ePr3 

Superinduce',  sPrS-N-Ds 

Su'mao     or     Su'mach, 

'.Bnd2-Nt 

BPrS-N-Dst,       sPrS-N-Ds- 

sM'-K 

uperabun'dantly,  sPr^ 

NG 

Sum'marily,  sM-Kl2 

IBnd'-Nt-L 

Superinduc'tion,     sPr1- 

Sum'mary,  sM-fi2 

uperadd',  sPr'-D 

N-D-Kshn 

SUP 

Superintend',  sPrn*-Tnd, 

sPrn^Tn-Dd,  sPrns-Tnd- 

NO 
Superintendence, 

sPrnz-Tnd-Ns 
Superintend'ency, 

sPrn2Tnd-N-S 
Superintendent,  sPrn*- 

Tnd-Nt 
Superintend'er,     sPrn2- 

Tndr 

Supe'rior,  &P*-R  R 
Supe'rioress,  sP3-B-B-S 
Superior'ity,  8Pl-R-R-T 
Superlative,  sPr2-£t-V 
Superlatively,    ePra-£t- 

\-L 
Super'lativeness,    sPr2- 

Lt-V-Ns    [iVs] 
Superlu'nar,  sPr3-£-Nr 
Superlu'nary,  sPrs-Z-Hr 
Super'nal,  sPr«-Nl 
Superna'tant,  sPr2-N-Tnt 
Supernat'ural,  sPr'SNt- 

flli 
Supernat'uralism,    sPr3 

'.Nt-.RH-zM 
Supernat'uralist,      sPr8 

tNt-Blst" 
Supernat'urally,      sPr3 

iNt-an 
Supernat'uralness,  sPr3 

tHt-fil»-Na 
Supernumerary,  sPr8- 

N-MI--.R 

Superox'ide,  sPr'-Ks-D 
Superposi'tion,       sPr8- 

Pzshn 

Superroy'al,  sPri-S-L 
Su'persalt,  8Pr3-sLt 
Supersat'urate,      sPrs1- 

CH-Rt,     sPrs'-CH-fl-Td, 


Superscribe',  sPr'-sK-B, 

sPr'-sK-Bd,      sPri-sK-B- 

NG.        See   note    under 

Prescribe. 
Superscription,      sPr8- 

sK-Pshn 
Supersec'ular,    8Pr*-sK- 

Lr 
Supersede',         sPrs»-D, 

sPrs8-Dd,  sPrsS-D-NO- 
Superse'deas,  sPrs3-Ds 
Supersed'ure,  sPr'-sJr 
Supersti'tion,         sPn8- 

Tshn 
Supersti'tious,    sPrs»-T- 

SHs 
Supersti'tiously,    sPrs8- 

T-SHs-i 
Supersti'tiousness, 


Superstra'ta,        sPrsor'- 

sTr-T 
Superstra'tum,    sPrzor'- 

sTrt-M 

Superstruct',  sPr'-sTr-Kt 
Superstruc'tion,      sPrs- 

sTr-Kshn 


269 

Superstruo'tive,      sPr*- 

sTr-Kt-V 
Superstruc'ture,      sPrz- 

eTr-Ktr 
Supersubstan'tial, 

[sPrsl-Bs-Tn] 
Supervene',        sPrS-Vn, 

sPr'-Vnd,  8Pr»-Vn-N& 
Superven'ient,  sPr^Vn- 

Nt 
Superven'tion,    sPra-V- 

Nshn 

Supervis'al,  sPrl-Vz-L 
Supervise',  sPri-Vz,  sPr1- 

Vzd,  sPri-Vz-NQ- 
Supervision,  ePr8-Vzhn 
Supervis'or,  ePr'-Vz-B 
Supervi'sory,  sPr^Vz-/? 
Supervive',  sPri-V-V 
Supina'tion,  sP'-Nshn 
Su'pine,  sPn8 
Supine',  sPn1 
Supine'ly, 
Supine'ness,  sPr^-Ns 
Sup'per,  ePr2 
Sup'perless,  sPr2-£s 
Sup'ping,  sP2-NG 
Supplanf  ,  sPlnt1,  sPln1- 

Td,  sPlnti-NG 
Supplanta'tion,      sPln2- 

Tshn 

Supplanf  er,  sPlntr1 
Sup'ple,  sPl«,  8Pld«,  sP12- 

Nd 
Sup'plement,    sPl»-Mnt, 

sPl'-Mn-Td,  sPlZ-Mnt-NG 
Supplement/  al-ly,  sPl2- 

Mnt-L  [iMnt] 
Supplementary,     sPl8- 

Mnt-H 

Sup'pleness,  sP!2-Ns 
Sup'pletive,  sP!2-Tv 
Sup'pletory,  sPl'-T-JZ 
Sup'pliant,  sPlnt* 
Sup'pliantly,  sPlnt^-L 
Sup'plicant,  sPl'-Knt 
Sup'plicat,  sP!2-Kt 
Sup'plicate,  sPl'-Kt,  sPl2- 

K-Td;  sP!2-Kt-NG 
Supplica'tion,  8Pl2-Kshn 
Sup'plicatory,      sPl'-K- 

T-R 

Suppli'er,  sPl^B 
Supplies',  sPlz1 
Supply',  sPU,  sPldt,  sPl1- 

NG 
Support',  sP--Rt,   BP*-R- 

Td,  sP"-.Rt-NG 
Support'able,  sP'-Bt-Bl 
Support'ableness,    sP»- 

fit-Bl-Ns  [iBs] 
Support'er,  sP2-Rtr 
Suppos'able,  sPz2-Bl 
Suppos'al,  sPz^L 
Suppose',    sPz2,  sPz2-D, 


Suppos'er,  sP2-Zr 
Supposi'tion,  sPz«An« 
Supposi'tional, 
L 


SUR 

Suppositi'tious,   sPz3-T- 

SHa 
Suppositi'tiously,   sPz8- 

TSHs-L 
Suppositi'tiousness, 


Suppos'itive,  sPzi-Tv 
Suppos'itively,    sPz1-!- 

VI 
Suppress',  sPrs2,  sPrst2, 

sPrs--NG 

Suppres'sion,  sPrslm2 
Suppress'ive,  HlJrs--V 
Suppress'or,  KPr-'-sB 
Sup'purate,  sf-Rt,  sP2- 


Suppura'tion,  sP2-Kshn 
Sup'purative,  sP2-/?t-V 
Supralapsa'rian,  sPr2-£- 

P-sfln 
Supramun'dane,     sPr2- 

Mn-Dn 
Supranat'uralism,    sPr3 

iNt-Kn-zM 

Suprem'acy,  sPr2-M-S 
Supreme',  sPr3-M 
Supreme'ly,  sPr3-M-X, 
Su'ral,  s/e3  L 
Sur'base,  s/J2-Bs 
Surbase'ment,     sTJ2  -  B  - 

sMiit 

Surcease',  sK3-Ss 
Surceased',  s«3-Sst 
Surcharge',     sl^-CHr-J, 

sR'-CHr-J-D,  sR'-CHr-J- 

NG 

Surchar'ger,  sKJ-CHr-Jr 
Sur'cingle,  sRs2-NG-Gl 
Sur'cle,  sR2-Kl 
Sur'coat,  sR2-Kt 
Surd,  sRd2 

Sure,  SHr3,  SHr3-R.  SHrst8 
Sure'-footed,  SHrS-F-Td 
Sure'ly,  SHr3-L 
Sure'ness,  SHr3-Ns 
Sure'tiship,  SHr3-TiSH 
Sure'ty,  SHr3-T 
Suretyship,  SHr3-TiSH 
Surf,  sRP 
Surface,  sR^-Fs 
Surf  -boat,  sK2-F-Bt 
Sur'feit,  sfia.Ft.s 


Sur'feiter,  sR2-Ftr 
Surge,  8«2-J,  KR--JA,  s 

J-NG 

Surge'less,  sR^-3-Ls 
Sur'geon,  sK2-Jn 
Sur'geoncy,  sfl-'-Jn-S 
Sur'gery,  &R--J-R 
Sur'gical,  sfl2-  J-K1 
Sur'gy,  sH2  J 
Sur'lily,  sRt-L-L 
Sur'liness,  sR2-i-Ns 
Sur'loin,  sR2-Ln 
Sur'ly,    sR2-Z, 

sB2-ist 
Surmise',    sB^-Mz,    sB1- 

Mzd,  BRi-Mz-NG 
Surmis'er,  sR^Mz-B 


SUR 


Surmount', 

Mn-Td,  sRi-Mnt-NG 
Burmount'able,        sB'- 

Mnt  B(-L) 

Surmount'er,  sB'-Mntr 
Surmul'let,  sB2-M-/,t 
Sur'name,  sRn2-M, 

Md,  sRn*-M-NG 
Surpass',  sW-Pa,  sfi'-Pst, 

sRi-Ps-NG 
Surpass'able,  sR 
Surpassing,  sR^ 
Sur'plice,  sR2-Pls 
Sur'plice-fees,    sR*-Pls- 

Fz 

Sur'plus,  sRZ-Pls 
Sur'plusage,  sRS-Pls-  J 
Surpris'al,      6.R1  -  Prz  -  L 

[sPrzi-L] 
Surprise,    sR'-Prz,    sR 

Prz  -  D,         gRi  -  Prz  -  NO 

[BPrzi,  sPrzdi,  sPrzi-NG] 
Surpris'er, 

[sPri-zBj 
Surpris'ing, 

[sPrz>-NG] 
Surpris'ingly,     sfii-Prz 

NG1    [sPrz>-KGl] 
Surrebut',  sR^R-Bt 
Surrebut'ter,  sR*-R-Btr 
Surrejoin',  sR'-.R-Jn 
Surrejoin'der,     sfl1  -  R  - 

Jndr 
Surren'der,          sRndr8, 


. 

Surrenderee',  sRnA3-R 
Surren'deror,  sTJndr'-R 
Surren'dry, 


Surrep'tion, 
Surrepti'tious,     eR*-?t- 

SHs 
Surreptitiously,  sfi3-Pt- 

SHs-Z, 
Surrepti'tiousness, 

Pt-SHs-Ns 
Sur'rogate,  sB2-Gt 
Surround',  s-Rnd1,  e 

Dd.  sRnd'-NG 
Surround'ings, 

NGz 

Sursol'id,  sBsi-JS-D 
Surtout',  sR3-Tt 
Surveil'lance,  sR*-V-Lns 
Surveil'lant,  sR2-V-int 
Survey',   B.R2-V,   sR«-Vd, 

sK^-V-NG 
Sur'vey,  sR2-V 
Surveyal,  eR*  V-L 
Survey'ing,  SR2-V-NG 
Surveyor,  sR^-V-B 
Survey'orship,   sR2-V-B 

:SH 

Survival,  sRi-V-Vl 
Surviv'ance,  sRi-V-Vns 
Survive',  sRl-V-  V,  sRi-V- 

Vd.  sRi-V-V-NG 
Survivor,  sRi-V-Vr 
Burviv'orsllip,  sB'-V-Vr 

iSH 


260 

Susceptibility, 

T 

Suscep'tible-y,  ssPt*-Bl 
Suscep'tibleness,  ssPt2- 

Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Suscep'tive,  ssPtz-V 
Susceptiv'ity,  ssPt»-V-T 
Suscip'iency,  ssPn'-s 
Suscip'ient,  ssPnt3 
Sus'citate,  Ss^Tt 
Suspect',  ssPZ-Kt,  ssPS-K 

Td,  ssP2-Kt-NG 
Suspect'able,  ssP»-Kt-Bl 
Suspect'edly,  ssP2-K-Td- 

Zr 

Suspect'edness,  ssP«-K- 

Td-Ns 

Suspect'er,  ssP*-Ktr 
Suspect'ful,  ssPz-Kt-Fl 
Suspend',  ssPnd8,  ssPn*- 

Dd,  ssPnd*-NG 
Suspend'er,  ssPndr* 
Suspend'ers,  ssPndrz* 
Suspense',  ssPns8 
Suspensibil'ity.  ssPns' 

B-L-T(-Lt) 
Suspens'ible,     BsPns2-B 

(-L) 
Suspen'sion,    ssPs-Nslin 

[ssPn2] 

Suspen'sive,  ssPns«-V 
Suspen'sory, 

[ssP2-s.R] 
Suspicion, 
Suspi'cious,  ssP3-SHs 
Suspi'ciously,  ssPs-SHs- 

L 
Suspi'ciousness,      ssP'- 

SHs-Ns 

Suspi'ral,  ssP'-Rl 
Suspira'tion,  ssP2-Rshn 
Suspire',  ssPi-B 
Sustain',   ssTn*,    ssTnd2, 

ssTn2-NG 

Sustain'able,  ssTn*-B(-L) 
Sustain'er,  ssT*-Nr 
Sustain'ment,    ssT'  -  N  - 

Mnt 

Sus'tenance,  ssTn*-Ns 
Sustenta'tion,        ssTn2  - 

Tshn 

Susurra'tion,  Sss-Rshn 
Sutler,  sT2-£-B 
Sut'ling,  sT2-i-NG 
Suttee',  sT» 
Suttee'ism,  sT'-zM 
Sut'tle,  8Tl« 
Sut'ural-ly,  sCH'-Rl 
8uf  ure,  sCHr« 
Su'zeram,  Sz^-Rn 
Suzerainty,  8z3-R-N-T 
Swab,     sW'-B,     sWi  Bd, 

sWi-B-NG 
Swab'ber,  sW'-Br 
Swad'dle,  eW-L,  sWd'- 

LA,  sWd'  ^-NG 
Swad'dling-band,  sWd'- 

i-NG-Bnd 
Swad'dling-cloth,  sWd1 


SWE 


Swag,     sWi-G,     sW'-Gd, 

sW'-G-NG 
Swage,     6\V*-J,     sW2-Jd, 

sW2-J-NG 
Swage'-block,  sWM-Bl- 

K 
Swag'ger,    W^Gr,    sWi- 

Grd,  sW>-Gr-NG 
Swag'gerer,  sW'-Gr-fi 
Swag'gy,  aWJ-G 
Swain,  sWn* 
Swale,  sW2-L 
Swal'low,  sW'- 

sWi-/,-NG 
Swal'low-tailed, 

T-Ld 

Swam,  sW^-M 
Swamp,    sWi-M-P 

Mt.  sW'-M-P  NG 
Swam'py,  sW^M- 
Swan,  sWn1 
Swan'pan,  sWn'-Pn 
Swawn's'-down, 

Dn 

Swan'-skin,  sW-Ns-Kn 
Swap,     sWi-P,     sWi-Pt, 

sW-P-NG 
Sward,  sWrdi,  sWr^Dd, 

sWrd'-NG 
Sward'y,  sWr'-D 
Swarm,    sW^-M,     sWr1- 

Md.  sWr'-M-NG 
Swart,  sWrt> 
Swarth,  sWr>-TH 
Swarth'ily,  sWr'-THl 
Swarth'iness,    sWr>-TH- 

Ns 

Swarth'y,  s\Vr'-TH 
Swash,  sWi-SH,  sWi-5fll, 

sWJ-SH-NG 
Swath,  sW»-TH 
Swathe,    sW«-DH,     sW»- 

DHd,  sW^-DH-NG 
Sway,  sW2,  sWd2,  sW2-NG 
Sweal,    sW3-i,     sW-id, 


Swear,     sWr1,    sWri-NG 

[sBi,  sB'-NG] 
Swear'er,  sWr^B     [sB1- 

B] 
Sweat,     sWt»      sWs-Td, 

sWts-NG 
Sweat'er,  sWtr2 
Sweat'iness,  sW«-T-N8 
Sweat'y,  sW2-T,  sWt*-B, 

sW2-Tst 
Swede,  sWd3 
Swedenbor'gian,   sWd1- 

N-Br-Jn 
Swedenbor'gianism, 

sWdi-N-Br-J-zM 
Swedge.    See  Swage. 
Swed'ish,  eW&-SH 
Sweep,  sW3-p,  sWa.p-NG 
Sweep'er,  sW3-Pr 
Sweep'ingly,  sW-P-NGl 
Sweep'ings,  swa.p-NGz 
Sweep'stakes,    sW3  -  Ps- 

T-Ks 
Sweep'y,  sW3-P 


SWE 

Sweet,  sWt3,  sWtr8,  sWt»- 

st 

Sweef  -bread,  sWt3-Brd 
Sweet'-brier,  sWt3-Br-R 
Sweet'-corn,  sWt8-E.rn 
Sweefen,  sWt8-N,  sWt>- 

Nd,  sWts-N-NG 
Bweet'ener,  sWt3-Nr 
Sweet'-fern,  sWts-Frn 
Bweet'-ftag,  sWt8-Fl-G 
Sweet'heart,  sWt3-Hrt 
Sweet'ing,  sWt3-NG 
Sweet'ish,  sWt3-SJ2 
Sweet'ly,  B"Wt3-Z 
Sweef  meat,  sWt3-Mt 
Bweef  ness,  sWi'-Ns 
Sweet'-oil,  sWts-Z 
Sweet'-potato,  sWts-Pt-T 
Sweet'-william,     sWt3- 

Wl-M 
SweU,     sW«-Z,     sW-id, 

8W*-Z-NG 

Bwell'ing,  sW2-Z-NG 
Swell'-mob,  8W2-Z-M-B 
Swel'ter,  sW-'-Ztr,  sW2-Z- 

Trd,  sW2-Ztr-NG 
Swept,  sW-Pt 
Swerve, 

flvd,  sW».Rv(') 
Swift,  sW3-F-T,    sW-Ftr, 

sW-F-Tst     [sFt3,   sFtr8, 

sF3-Tst] 
Swiftly,       sWs-F-T-Z 

[SFts-Z] 

Swift'ness,     sW8-F-T-Ns 

[sFta-Ns] 
Swig,     8W3-G, 


Swig'ger,  sW«-Gr 
Swill,     sWS-/,,      sW3-Z,d, 


Swill'er,  sW3-Z-R 
Swim,  sW»-M,  sW3-M-NQ 
Swim'mer,  sW8-M-B 
Swim'ming,  sW3-M-NG 
Swim'mingly,    sW3  -  M  - 

NG1 
Swin'dle,          sWnds  -  ~L, 

sWnda-Ld,   sWnds-L-NG 
Swin'dler,      sWnd3-L-E 


Swine,  sWn1 
Swine'-pox,  sWn1-P-Ks 
Swing,  sW»-NG,  sW8-NG- 

NG 
Swing'-bridge,  sW«-NG- 

Br-J 

Swinge,  sWns-J 
Swinge'ing,  sWn8-  J-NG 
Swin'gel,  sWn»-J-L 
Swing'er,  sWJ-NGr 
Swin'gle,        sW3-NG-Gl, 

BW3-NG-Gld,  sW»-NG-Gl. 

NG    [sW3-NGl,  etc.] 
Swin'gle-tree,  sWs-NGl- 

Tr 
Swin'gling-knife,    sW8- 

NG1-NG-N-F 
Swin'gling-tow,      sW8- 

NG1-NG-T 


261 

Swing'-tree,  sW-NG-T. 
Swin'ish,  8Wn»-8H 
Swin'ishly,  sWn>-SH-Z 
Swipe,  sWJ-P 
Swip'le,  sW3-Pl 
Swirl,  sW2-«l 
Swiss,  sWs3 
Switch,  sW8-CH,  sW»-CHt, 

8W3-CH-NG 
Switch'-man,      sW3-CH- 

Mn 
Switch'-tender,  sW3-CH 

STndr* 
Swiv'el,  sW3- VI,  sW3  Vld, 

sW3-Vl-NG 

Swob,  sW^B.     See  Swab. 
Swollen  or  Swoln,  sW- 

Zn 
Swoon,     sWn3,     s\Vnd3, 

sWn3-NG 
Swoop,     sW3-P,     sW3-Pt, 

sW3-P-NG 
Swop,  sWl-P 
Sword,  sKd2 
Sword'-belt,  sRdz-B-Lt 
Sword'-blade,  sBd^-Bld 
Sword'-cane,  sKd2-Kn 
Sword'ed,  s«z-Dd 
Sword'-fish,  &Rdfl-^-SH 
Sword'-knot,  sRd2-Nt 
Sword'-player,  sRd»-Pl- 

R 

Swords'man,  sRdz3-Mn 
Swore,  sWr«    [SRJ] 
Sworn,  sWrn*    [sRnz] 
Swound,  sWnd1 
Swum,  sW2-M 
Swung,  8W2-NG 
Syb'arite,  sB3-A;t 
Sybarit'ic,  sB3-fit-K 
Sybarit/ical,  sB3-Bt-Kl 
Syc'amine,  sK^Mn 
Syc'amore,  sK8-Mr 
Sycee',  sS3 

Sycee'-silver,  sSs8-Z-Vr 
Syc'ophancy,  sK-Fn8-8 
Syc'ophant,  sK-Fnt8 
Sycophant'ic,  sK-Fnt'-K 
Sycophant'ical,  sK-Fnti- 

Kl 
Syc'ophantize,  sK-Fnt8- 

z 

Syc'ophantry,  sK-Fnt3-/2 
Syenite,  S^Nt 
Syenit'ic,  S3-Nt-K 
Syllab'ic,  sZ»-B-K 
Syllab'ical-ly,  sZi-B-Kl 
Syllabicate,      sZ^B-Kt, 

sZ»-B-K-Td,  sZi-B-Kt-NG 
Sy  llabica'tion,     sZ*  •  B  - 

Eshn 
Syllabiflca'tion,  sZ«-Bf- 

Kshn 
Syllab'ify,  sZ>-B-F.  sZ'- 

B-Fd,  sZi-B-F  NG 
Syllable,  sZ8-Bl 
Syl'labub,  sZS-B-B 
Syl'labus,  eZ3-Bs 
Syllep'sis,  s^s-Pss 
Syllep'tic,  sZ'-Pt-K. 


SYN 

Syllep'tical,  sZ3-Pt-Kl 
Syl'logism,  sL3-J-zM 
Syllogis'tic,  sL^-J-sT-K 
Syllogis'tical-ly,  sZJ-J. 

sT-Kl 
Syllogize,    sL3-Jz,   sZS- 

Jzd,  sZ3-Jz-NG 
Sylph,  sZ3-F 
Sylph'id,  sZ3-Fd 
Syl'va,  sZ8-V 
Syl'van,  sZ3-Vn 
Sym'bol,  sM-Bl3 
Symbol'ic,  sM-Bl'-K 
Symbol'ical-ly,   siI-Bl»- 

Kl 

Symbolics,  sM-Bli-Ks 
Sym'bolism,  sM-lil3-zM 
Symboliza'tion,        sJI. 

BlzsAra* 
Sym'bolize,  sM-Elz'.  all. 

Blzd3,  sM-Blz3.N(T 
Symbol'ogy,  sM-Bl'-J 
Symmet'rical-ly,  siltr2 

Kl 
Sym'metrize,     sM-Trz3, 

sM-Trzd3,  sM-Trz»-NG 
Sym'metry,  sM-Tr8 
Sympathetic,       sM-ps, 

TH-T-K     [sM-TH2-T-K] 
Sympathet'ical-ly,  sM- 

P*-THt-Kl  [sM-THt=  Ki] 
Sym'pathize,         sil-P3- 

THz,    sM-pa-THzd,   sM- 

ps-THz-NG       [sM-THz8 

sM-THzd3.  sM-THzS-NG] 
Sym'pathy,    sM-P3-T5 

[sM-TH3] 
Sympho'nious,      sM-F*. 

Ns 

Sym'phony,  sM-F3-K 
Sym'physis,  sM-Fss3 
Sympiesom'eter, 

sMtr 

Sympo'siac,  sM-P^-zK 
Sympo'sium,  sM-P*-zM 
Symp'tom,  sMt3-M 
Symptomatic,        sMt1- 

Mt-K 
Symptomatlcal-ly, 

8Mt>-Mt-Kl 
Synser'esis,  sN-Rssa 
Synagoglcal,  sN-G-Ji-Kl 
Syn'agogue,  sN3-G-G 
Synale'pha,  sN-Z3-F 
Syn'archy,  sN*-R-K 
Synarthro'sis,      sN  •  Ra  - 

THrss 

Syn'chronal,  sNG3-Kr-Nl 
Synchronlcal,     sN'-Kr- 

N-K1 
Syn'chronism,  sNG3-Kr- 

Nz-M 
Syn'chronize,    sNG3-Kr- 

Nz,  sNG8-Kr-Nzd,  sNG8- 

Kr-Nz-NG 
Synchronous,  sNG«-Kr- 

Ns 
Syn'copate,     sXG-K-Pt3, 

sNG-K-Pa-Td, 

Pt(-)8 


SYN 


262 


TAI 


Bynoopa'tion,      sNG-K- 

Ta'ble-d'hote  (ta'bl-dotl 

Pshn! 

T'-Bl-Dt 

Syn'cope,  sNG-K-ps 

Ta'ble-land,  T2-Bl-Znd 

Byn'copize,  sNG-K-Pz« 
Syn'cretism,  sXG-Kr-T3- 

. 

Ta'ble-spoon,  T^-Bls-Pn 
Ta'ble-spoonful,  T--Bla. 

zM 

Pn-F-L 

Syn'dic,  sN-D3-K 

Ta'ble-spoonfuls,     T*- 

Byn'dicate,     'sN  -  D»  -  Kt 

,T,  the  twentieth  letter  of 

Bls-Pn-F-Lz 

(sNd'-Kt) 

the  Alphabet,  has  the  sound 

Tab'let,  T'-Blt 

Byn'drome,  sN-Di-a-M 

of  T  in  tie,  toy.  ma<,  etc. 

Ta'ble-talk,  T'-Bl-T-K 

Synec'doche,  sN-K-D2-K 

Tt  usually  has  the  sound 

Ta'ble-tipping,  T*-B1-T- 

Synecdoch'ical-ly,    sN- 

of  single   t,  as  in  matted, 

P-NG 

K-D1  K-K1 

peiied,  etc. 

Ta'ble-turning,  T^-Bl-T- 

Syn'od,  sN-D» 

Th  is  a  digraph  that  is 

Jfta-NG 

Syn'odal,  sN-DS-L 

employed  in  the  ordinary 

Ta'bling,  T2-B1-NG 

Synod'ic,  sN-Di-K 

orthography   to    represent 

Taboo',  T3-B,  T3-Bd,  T»- 

Synod'ical-ly,  sN-D^Ki 

the  two  simple  consonant 

B-NG 

Byn'onym,  sNn3-M 

sounds  heard  at  the  begin- 

Ta'bor, T«  Br 

Synonym'ic,  sNn3-M-K 

ning  of  the   words   thigh 

Tab'oret,  T'-B-tft 

Synon'ymist,  sNn'-Mst 

and    thy.     The    difference 

Tab'orine,  T'-B-Kn 

Synon'ymize,    sNn^Mz, 

between  these  two  sounds 

Tab'ouret,  Tl-B-^t 

sNn'-Mzd,  sNn^Mz-NG 

of  th  is  exactly  the  same 

Tab'ret,  Ti-Brt 

Synon'ymous,  sNnJ-Ms 

as  the  difference  between 

Tab'ular,  T]-B-i-R 

Synon'ymously,      sNn- 

the  sounds  of/  and  v,  of  * 

Tab'ulate,  Ti-B-/,t,  Ti-B- 

Us-Li 

and  z,  etc.    In  Anglo-saxon 

i-Td,  Ti-B-it-NG 

Synon'ymy,  sNnJ-M 

each  of  these  sounds  had  a 

Tac'amahac,  T'-K-M-H- 

Synop'sis,  sN-Pss1 

letter  of  its  own. 

K 

Synop'tic,  sN-Ptl-K 

Ti,  following  an  accented 

Tacarnahac'a,     T>-K-M- 

Synop'tical-ly,  sN-Pti- 

syllable    not  ending  with 

H-K 

El 

an  s-sound,  generally  has 

Tachom'eter,  T^K-Mtr 

Syno'via,  sN-V* 

the  sound  of  SH,  as  in  sta- 

Tachygraph'ic,    T1  -  K  - 

Byno'vial,  sN-V^-L 

tion,  patient,  etc.    But  if 

Grf-K 

Syntac'tic,  sNt-K-TVK 

an  *-sound  precedes  the  ti. 

Tachyg'raphy,      T3  -  K  - 

Syntactical,  sNt'-Kt-Kl 

the   two    letters   take  the 

Gr-F 

Syn'tax,  sNt^-Ks 

sound  of  ch,  as  in  question. 

Tac'it,  Ts'-T 

Syn'thesis,  sN-THss8 

T  is  silent  in  the  termina- 

Tac'itly, Ts'-T-i 

Synthet'ic,  sN-TB>T-K 

tion  ten  and  tie  after*  and 

Tac'iturn,  T'-sTrn 

Synthet'ical-ly,  sX-THt" 

/,   as  in    fasten,     hasten, 

Taciturn'ity,  T2-sTr-N-T 

-Kl 

castle,  often,  soften,  etc.  II 

Tack,  Ti-K,   Ti-Kt,  T«-K. 

Syph'ilis,  sF'-Ls 

is  also  silent  in  chestnut. 

NG 

Syphilif  ic,  sF^-i-T-K 

Christmas,  mortgage,  etc. 

Tack'le,    TJ-K1,    T'-Kld, 

Sy'phon,  sFni 

Tab,  T'-B 

Ti-Kl-NG 

Sy'ren,  sBn' 

Tab'ard,  T>-Brd 

Tack'lmg,  T'-Kl-NG 

Syr'iac,  sK«-K 

Tab'arder,  Ti-Brd-R 

Tact,  T^Kt 

Syr'ian,  sRn* 

Tabasheei",  T3.B-SHr 

Tac'tic,  T»-K-T-K 

Syrin'ga,  s«3.NG-G 

Tab'by,  T>-B,  Ti-Bd,  Ti- 

Tac'tical-ly,  T>-Kt-Kl 

Syr'inge,  sRns.j.  SRn»-Jd, 

B-NG 

Tacti'cian,  T3-K-Tshn 

sRn^-NG 

Tabefac'tion,  Ti-Bf-Kshn 

Tac'tics,  T'-K-T-Ks 

Syingot'omy,  sfin'-Gt-M 

Tab'efy,  Ti-B-F,  H-B-Fd. 

Tac'tile,  T'-Kt-L 

Syr'tis,  sK-'-Ts 

Ti-B-F-NG 

Tactil'ity,  TS-Kt-L-T 

Syr'up,  sIP-P 

TaVernacle,  Ti-Br-N-Kl, 

Tac'tion,  T'-Kshn 

Sys'tem,  ssT»-M    [ssT«] 

TI  Br-N-Kld,      T»-Br-N- 

Tact'less,  Ti-Kt-Ls 

Bystemaf  ic,  ssTi-Mt-K 

Kl-NG 

Tact'ual,  Ti-Kt-L 

Systemat'ical-ly,     ssT'- 

Tabernac'ular,  T^Br-N- 

Tad'pole,  T'-D-Pl 

Mt-Kl 

Kl-R 

Tse'dium,  T»-D-5I  (Td»-M) 

Sys'tematist,  ssT^-M-Tst 

Ta'bes,  T«-Bz. 

Ta'en,  Tn» 

Sys'tematize,  ssT^-M-Tz. 

Tab'id,  T>-Bd 

Taf'ferel,  T'-Fr-L 

ssT3-M-Tzd,     ssT^-M-Tz- 

Tab'idly,  Ti-Bd-£ 

Taffeta,  Tfi-T 

NG  r-Mtz-NG) 

Tab'idness,  T'-Bd-Ns 

Taf  fety,  Tf  i-T 

Sys'tematizer,  ssTS-M-T- 

Tab'lature,  Ti-Bltr 

TaflPrail,  Tf  -S-L 

zB 

Ta'ble,  T2-B1,  T2-Bld,  Ts- 

Taffy,  Ti-F 

Systemiza'tion,        ssT*- 

Bl-NG 

Tag.  T'-G,  T'-Gd,  Tl-G-NG. 

Mzs/m 

Tableau',  TZ-B1 

Tagl'ia,  Ti-L 

Sys'temize,        ssT^  -  Mz, 

Tableaux',  T*-Bls 

Tag'-rag,  Ti-G-S-G 

ssT3-Mzd,  ssT'-Mz-NG 

Ta'ble-beer,  T2-Bl-Br 

Tail,  T2-L 

Sys'temizer,  ssT^-Mz-B 

Ta'ble-book,  T»-B1-B-K 

Tail'age,  T2-L-J 

Sys'tole,  Ss*-T-L 

Ta'bled,  T^-Bld 

Tail'less,  T^-L-Ls 

Systol'ic,  Ss'-T-i-K 

Ta'ble-cloth,     T3-B1-K1- 

Tai'lor,  T=-£-R,  Ta-i-Sd, 

Bys'tyle,  SgS-T-L 

TH 

Ts-i-R-NG 

Byz'ygy,  SzM 

Ta'ble-cover,  T«-Bl-Kv-B 

Tai'loress,  T*-L-Ra 

TAI 

Tail'-piece,  l^L-fa 
Tail'-race,  1*-L-Ra 
Taint,  Tnt»,  Tn*-Td,  Tnt*- 

NG 

Taint'er,  Tntr* 
Tainf  less,  Tnt'-Ls 
Taint'ure,   T«-N-CHr  (or 

Tntr») 

Take,  T«  K,  Ta-K-NG 
Tak'en,  T^-Kn 
Take'-off,  T^-Kf 
Tak'er,  T«-Kr 
Tak'ing,  T^-K-NO 
Tak'ingness,  T«-K-NG-Ns 
Tal'bot,  Ti-i-Bt 
Tal'botype, 
Talc,  T'-L-K 
Talck'y,  Ti- 
Talcose', 
Talc'ous,  Ti-L-Ks 
Tale,  T2-L 

Tale'-bearer,  T2-L-B-Rr 
Tale'-bearing,  1*-L-B-R- 

NG 

Tale'ful,  T2-L-F1 
Tal'ent,  T'-Lnt 
Tal'ented,  Ti-Z,-N-Td 
Ta'les,  T2-Lz 
Tales'man,  T2-£z-Mn 
Tale'teller,  T2-Z,-T-i-E 
Tal'isman,  T^Z-z-Mn 
Talisman'ic,       T»-iz-M- 

N-K 
Talisman'ical,  l^-Z/z-M- 

N-K1 
Talk,  Ti-K,    Ti-Kt,   T'-K- 

NG 

Talk'ative,  T'-K-Tv 
Talk'ativeness,  T»-K-Tv- 

Ns     [Ti-KtiVs] 
Talk'er,  T"-Kr 
Tall,  Ti-L.  T'-Z,-B,  Ti-Z,st 
Tal'lage,  T>-^-J 
Tal'liage,  Tl-i-J 
Tall'ness,  Ti-i- 
Tal'low,  T1-^,  Ti-LA,  T>- 

t-NG 
Tal'low-chandler,  Ti-i- 

CH-N-D  L-E 

Tal'low-faced,  Ti-L-Fst 
Tal'lowish,  Ti-L-SH 
Tal'lowy,  T'-Z/ 
Tal'ly,  Ti-L,  Tl-i-D  (-id), 

T'-L-NG 

Tal'lyho,  T'-i-H 
Tallyman,  T»-£--Mn 
Tal'ly-shop,  Ti-i-SH-P 
Tal'ma,  T'-L-M 
Tal'mud,  Ti-L-Md 
Talmud'ic,  T«-L-Md-K 
Talmud'ical,  T2-i-Md-Kl 
Tal'mudist,  Ti-i-M-Dst 
Talmudist'ic,      Ta-i-M- 

Dst-K 

Tal'on,  Ti-Zn 
Ta'lus,  T2-ia 
Tam'able,  T»-M-B1 
Tam'ableness,  T2-M-B1- 

Ns    [IBs] 
Tam'arack,  T'-M-B-K 


263 


Tam'arind,  Ti- 
Tam'arisk,  T>-M-fl8-K 
Tam'bac,  T'-M-B-K 
Tam'bour,  T'-M-Br 
Tambourine',  T'-M-Brn 
Tame,  (a.)  T»-M,  T^-M-B, 

T*-Mst 
Tame,  (».)  T«-M,  T»-Md, 

T2-M-NG 

Tame'ly,  T^-M-i 
Tame'ness,  T^-M-Ns 
Tam'er,  Tz  M-R 
Tam'is,  Ti-Ms 
Tam'my.  Ti-M 
Tamp,  Ti  M-P 
Tam'per,  T>  M-Pr.  T"-M- 

Prd,  T»-M-Pr-NG 
Tam'pion,  T'-M-Pn 
Tan,  Tni,  Tnd',  Tni-NG 
Tan'dem,  Tni-D-M 
Tang,  T»-NG 
Tan'gency,  Tn>-J-N-8 
Tan'gent,  Tn'-Jnt 
Tangen'tial,  Tn2-J-N-SHl 
Tangen'tially,  Tn»-J-N- 

SHl 

Tangibil'ity,  Tn3-J-Blt 
Tan'gible-y,  Tni-J-Bl 
Tan'gibleness,  Tn^J-Bl- 

Na    [:Bs] 
Tan'gle,     H-NG-Gl,    T'- 

NG-Gld,       T'-NG-Gl-NG 

[T>-NG1,  etc.] 
Tan'gram,  Ti-N-Gr-M 
Tank,  T»-NG-K 
Tank'ard,  T'-NG-Krd 
Tan'ner,  T>-Nr 
Tan'ery,  T'-Nr 
Tan'nic,  Ti-N-K 
Tan'nin,  T>-Nn 
Tan'sy,  T»-N-Z 
Tan'talism,  Tn'-T-£z-M 
Tantaliza'tion,      Tn«-T- 

Lzshn 

Tan'talize,  Tni-T-Zz 
Tan'talizer,  TnJ-T-Xz.B 
Tan'tamount,  Tni-T-Mnt 
Tantiv'y    or    Tan'tivy, 

Tnt3ori-V 

Tan'trum,  T'-N-Tr-M 
Tan'-yard,  Tni-Yd 
Tap,  Ti-P,  T'-Pt,  T»-P-NG 
Tape,  T2-P 
Ta'per,  T»-Pr,  T«-Prd,  T» 

Pr-NG 

Ta'perness,  T^-Pr-Ns 
Tap'estry,  Ti-P-sTr 
Tape'-worm,  T^-P-Wr-M 
Tap'-house,  T>-P-Hs 
Tapio'ca,  T»-P-K 
Ta'pir,  T'-Pr 
Ta'pis,  T'-Ps 
Tapis',  T*-P 
Tap'pet,  T>-Pt 
Tap'-root,  T]-P-fit 
Tap'ster,  T'-Pstr 
Tar,  T'-R.  T«-Bd, 
Taranf  ula,  Tl-Rnt-i 
Tar'dily,  T^-R-D-L 
Tar'diness, 


TAT 

Tar'dy,  T'-JB-D,  Ti-R-Dr, 

T»-K-Dst 
Tare,  T'-R 
Tar'get,  Tri-Gt 
Targeteer', 
Tar'gum,  Tr'-G-M 
Tar'iff,  T'-«f 
ffar'latan,  Tr'-L-Tn 
Tarn,  T'  .Rn 
Tar'nish,    T'-TJn  SH.  T1- 

Kn-SHt,  Ti-«n-SH-NG 
Tarpau'lin,  T^-R-P-Ln 
Tar'ragon,  Tl-R-Gu 
Tar'ras,  T'-Ks 
Tar'riance,  T!-Rns 
Tar'ry,  T'-R,  Ti-R-D,  T"- 

R-NG 

Tar'ry  (tar'ry),  TJ-R 
Tar'sus,  Tl-Rsa 
Tart,  T'-Rt 
Tar'tan,  T'-R  Tn 
Tar'tar,  T'-Rtr 
Tarta'rean,  T"-R-T-Rn 
Tarta'reous,  T2-R-T-Rs 
Tartar'ic,        T'-R-T-R-K 

(Trt'-R-K) 
Tartar'ic-acid,      Trti-R- 

Ks-D 
Tartariza'tion,     T=-R-T- 

Rzshn  (Trt^-R/sftra) 
Tar'tarize,      Ti-R-T-Rz, 

T'-R-T-Rzd,     T'-R-T-Rz- 

NG(Trti-Rz,etc.) 
Tar'tarous,  T'-R  T-Rs 
Tart'ish,  T'-Rt-SH 
Tar'tarus,  Ti-R  T-Rs 
Tart'ly,  T'-Rt-L 
Tart'ness,  T'-Rt-Na 
Tar'trate,  T'-R-Trt 
Tartuffe',  T3-R-Tf 
Tar'-water,  T'-R-Wtr 
Task,  T'-sK,    Ti-sKt,    T>- 

sK-NG 

Task'er,  T'-sKr 
Task'-master,      T1  -  sK  - 

Mstr 
Tas'sel,     Tsi-L,     Tsi-Ld, 

Ts'-L-NG 
Tas'ses,  Tss1 
Tast'able,  TsVT-Bl 
Taste,  Tst2,  Ts2-Td.  Tsts- 

NG.         These     outlines 

should  never  be  vocalized 

by  the  reporter,  while  the 

outlines    for   Test,    etc., 

should  always  have  the 

vowel  e  inserted. 
Taste' ful-ly,  Ts"-Fl 
Taste'fulness,  Ts^-Fl-Ns 
Taste'-less,  Ttf-T-La 
Taste'lessness,  Tsa-T-is- 

Ns     [Tst'i^s] 
Tast'er,  Tstr^.    See  Tester. 
Tast'ily,  Ts2-T-£ 
Tast'y,     TsS-T,    Ts^-T-B, 

Ts2-Tst 
Tat'ter,  Ttri 
Tatterdemal'ion,       T1- 

Trd-M-£n 
Tat'ting,  T»-T-NG  (Tt(-)1 


TAT 


9,  T1-T1, 

TI-NG 
Tat'tler,  T'-Tl-B 
Tattoo',     T»-T,    T3-T-D, 

T'-T-NG 
Taught,  Tt» 
Taunt,      Tnti,      Tn'-Td, 

Tnti-NG 
Taunt'er,  Tntr1 
Taunt'ingly,  Tnt'-NG-L 
Tau'rifonn,  T^fl-F-B-M 
Tau'rine,  T'-fin 
Tau'rus,  Tl-Rs 
Taut,  Tti 
Tautog',  T'-T-G 
Tautolog'ic,  W-L-J-K 
Tautolog'ical,  Tti-£,-j-Kl 
Tautol'ogist,  Tt'-L-Jst 
Tautol'ogize,     Tti-£-Jz, 

Tti-L-Jzd,  Tti-i-Jz-NG 
Tautology,  W-L-J 
Tautophon'ical,     T'-Tf- 

N-K1 

Tautoph'ony,  T'-Tf-N 
Tavern,  TV-fin 
Taverner,  Tv'-Rn-R 
Tavern-keeper,  Tv>-JZn- 

K-Pr 

Tav'erning,  Tvi-fin-NG 
Taw,  T1,  Ti-D,  Ti-NG 
Tawdrily,  T^-Di-L 
Taw'driness,  Ti-Dr-Ns 
Tawdry,  Ti-Dr,  T»-Dr-B, 

Ti-Drst 
Tawer,  TJ-B 
Tawny,    T'-N,    T'-N-B, 

T'-Nst 
Tax,  Ti-Ks,  Ti-Kst,  T«-Ks- 

NG 

Tax'able-y,  T'-Ks-Bl 
Taxa'tion,  T*-E.sshn 
Tax'er,  T^K-sB 
Taxider'mic,     T^K-sDr- 

M-K 
Tax'idermist,  Ti-K-sDr- 

Mst 

Tax'idermy,  Ti-K-sDr-M 
Taxon'omy,  Ti-Ks-N-M 
Tea,  T3 

Tea'-board,  T3-Brd 
Tea'-caddy,  T3-K-D 
Tea'-cake,  T3-K-K 
Tea'-canister,  T3-Knstr 
Teach,  T3  CH,  T»-CH-NG 
Teach'ab.le,  T3-CH-B1 
Teach'ableness,  T3-CH- 

Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Teach'er,  T3  CHr 
Tea'-chest,  T«-CHpt 
Teach'ing,  T3-CH-NG 
Tea'-cup,  T3-K-P 
Teague,  T3-G 
Teak,  T3-K 
Tea' -kettle,  T3-K-T1 
Teal,  T»-L 
Team.  T3-M 
Team'ing,  T^M-NG 
Team'ster,  T3-Mstr 
Tea'-pot,  T3-Pt 
Tear,  TS-B 


264 

Tear,  Ti-B. 
Tear'er,  H-Br 
Tear'ful-ly,  T«-B-F1 
Tear'less,  T3-B-Z,s 
Tease,  Tz3,  Tzd3,  Tz*-NG 
Teasel,    Tz»-L,     Tz«-Ld, 

Tz'-LNG 
Teas'er,  T3-zR 
Tea'-spoon,  T3-sPn 
Teat,  Tt» 

Tea'-table,  T3-T-B1 
Tea'-urn,  T3-Rn 
Tech'ily,  T2-CH-i 
Tech'iness,  T^-CH-Ks 
Tech'nic,  TS-K-N-K 
Tech'nical-ly,     TS-K-N- 

Kl 
Technical'ity,     T>-K-N- 

K1T 
Tech'nicalness,  T^-K-N- 

Kl-Ns 

Tech'nics,  T^K-N-Ks 
Technolog'ic, 

J-K 
Cechnolog'ical,  Ti-K-Nl- 

J-K1 
Technol'ogist,   T^K-Nl- 

Jst 

Technology,  T^K-Nl-J 
Tech'y,  T*-CH 
Tecton'ic,  Ti-Kt-N-K 
Ted,    T2-D,    T«-Dd,   T2-D- 

NG 

Ted'der,  T«-Dr 
Te  De'um,  T^-D-M  'Td1- 

M) 

Te'dious,  T'-Ds 
Te'diously,  T^-D-si 
Te'diousness,  T3-Ds-Ns 
Te'dium,  T»-D-M  (Td3-M) 
Teem,  T3-M,  T3-Md,    T3- 

M-NG 

Teem'er,  TJ-M-B 
Teem'ful,  T3-M-F1 
Teem'less,  T3-M-Zs 
Teens,  Tnz3 
Teeth,  T3-TH 
Teeth,    T3-DH,    T»-DHd, 

T3-DH-NG 
Teeto'tal.  Tt«-Tl 
Teeto'taler,  Tt^-Tl-B 
Teeto'talism,  Tt2-Tl-zM 
Teeto'tum,  TS-T-T-M  (T2 

ITt-M) 

Teg'ular,  T^-Gl-B 
Teg'ument,  T^-G-Mnt 
Tegument'ary,        T*-G- 

Mnt-B 
Tehee',  T»-H,  T3-Hd,  T3- 

H-NG 
Teil,  T3-L 
Teil'-tree,  T'-i-Tr 
Tel'ary,  fs-L-R 
Tel'egram,  Tls-Gr-M 
Tel'egraph,  Tl«  Gr^  Tl»- 

Grft.  Tl'-Grf-NG 
Tel'egrapher,  Tl*-Gr-Fr 
Telegraph'ic,  TU-Grf-K 
Telegraph'ical-ly,    Tl1- 

Gr-F-Kl 


TEM 

Teleg'raphist    or    Tel- 
egraphist, Tl2-Gr-Fst 
Teleg'raphy,  Tl'-Gr-F 
Teleol'ogy,  T'-i-i-j 
Telephon'ic,  Ti-^-Fn-K 
Tel'escope,  Tls  sK  P 
Telescop'ic,  Tl'-sK-P-K 
Telescop'ical-ly,  Tli-sK- 

P-K1 

Tel'esm,  T=-Lz-M 
Telesmat'ic,  T>-Lz-Mt-K 
Teies'tich,  T^-is-T-K 
Tel'ic,  Tt-L-K. 
Tell,  T2-L,   T2-L-NG  (Tl*, 

TK-)2) 

Tell'er,  T«-£-B 
Tell'-tale,  T2-L-T-L 
Tel'lural,  T2  L-Rl 
Tellu'ric,  T3  L  R-K 
Tellu'rion,  T*-L-Rn 
Tellu'rium,  T3-i-R-M 
Tel'otype,  T2  L  T-P 
Temera'rious,  T^-M-fi-Ks 
Temer'ity,  T^-^i-R-T 
Tem'per,  T2(-M)-Pr.    T* 

(-M)-Prd.  T2(-M)-Pr-NG  • 
Tem'perament,    T2(  M)- 

Pr-Mnt 
Temperament'al-ly,  T= 

(-M)  PriMnt 
Tem'perance,       T=(-M)- 

Prns 

Tem'perate,  T2(-M)-Prt 
Tem'perately,      T2(-M)- 

Prt-£ 
Tem'perateness,  T=(-M)- 

Prt-Ms 
Tem'perature,      T=(-M)- 

Prtr 

Tem'pest,  T2  M-Pst 
Tem'pest-tossed,   Tl-M- 

Ps-Tst 
Tempest'uous,  T«-M-Ps- 

CHs 
Tempest'uously,    TJ-M- 

Ps-CH  sL 
Tempest'uousness,    T*- 

M-Ps  CHs-Ns 
Tem'plar,  T2-M-P1  B 
Tem'plate,  T2  M-PH 
Tem'ple,  T2  M  PI 
Tem'plet,  T2-M-Plt 
Tem'poral.  TMl-Pr-L 
Temporal'ities,      Ti-M- 

Pr-i-Tz 
Temporality,    T>-M-Pr- 

L-T 

Tem'porally,  T2-M-Pr-£ 
Tem'porals.  T^-M-Pr-Lz 
Tem'porarily,  TJ-M-Pr- 

Rl 
Tem'porariness,    TJ-M- 

Pr-K-Ns 

Tem'porary,  T2-M-Pr-fi 
Temporiza'tion,     T2-M- 

Przshn 
Tem'porize,      T2-M-Prz, 

T*-M-Przd,  T2-M-Prz-NG 
Tem'porizer,     T--M-Pr- 

zR 


TEM 

Tempi/able,  T*-Mt-Bl 
Tempt,  T«-Mt,  T«-M-Td, 

Ta-MtC) 

Tempta'tion,  T*-M-Tshn 
Tempt'er,  T»-Mtr 
Tempt'ing,  T»-Mt(-) 
Tempt'ingly,  T^-Mt-NGl 
Tempt'ingness,     T--Mt- 

NG-Ns 

Tempt'ress,  T2-M-Trs 
Ten,  Tn"  (10) 
Ten'able,  T2-N-B1.     See 

Attainable. 
Ten'ableness,     T2-N-B1- 

Ns  [IBs] 

Tena'cious,  T«-N-SHs 
Tena'ciously,        T2  -  N  - 

SHs-Z, 
Tena'ciousness,      TS-N- 

SHs-Ns 

Tenac'ity,  Ti-Ns-T 
Ten'ancy,  Tn^-N-S 
Ten'ant,  Tn2-Nt,  Tn2-N- 

Td,  Tn«-Nt-NG 
Ten'antable,  Tn2-Nt-Bl 
Ten'antless,  Tn«-Nt-Ls 
Ten'antry,  Tn^-N-Tr 
Tench,  T2-N-CH 
Tend,      Tnd2,      Tn*-Dd, 

Tnd*  NG 

Tend'ance,  Tnd2-Ns 
Tend'ency,  Tnd^-N-S 
Tend'er,  (i>.)  Tndrs,Tnd2- 

Rd,  Tndr«-NG 
Ten'der,(a.)  Tndr2,  Tndr2- 

R,  Tndr»-St 
Ten'der-hearted,  Tndr2 

!Hr-Td2 

Ten'derling,  Tndr'-L-NG 
Ten'derloin,  Tndr«-Ln 
Ten'derly,  Tndr2-L 
Ten'derness,  Tndr^-Ns 
Ten'ders,  Tndrz* 
Ten'dinous,  Tn^-D-Ns 
Ten'don.  Tn2-Dn 
Ten'dril,  T2-N-Dr-L 
Tend'some,  Tn2-D-sM 
Tene'brious,  T«-N-Brs 
Ten'ebrous,  T«-N-Brs 
Ten'ement,  T^-N-Mnt 
Tenement'al,  TnJ  i  Mnt 
Ten'ement-house,  T»-N- 

Mnt-Hs 

Ten'et,  T«  N-T 
Ten'fold,  Tn»-F-Ld 
Ten'nis,  T*-Ns 
Ten'on,  Tn2-N 
Ten'on-saw,  Tn'-N-S 
Ten'or.  T2-Nr 
Ten'-pms,  Tnz-Pnz 
Tense,  Tns^ 
Tense'ly,  T2-Ns-L 
Tense'ness,  Ts-Na-Ns 
Tensibil'ity,  T'-Ns-B-it 
Ten'sible,  T"-Ns-B(-L) 
Ten'sile,  T«-Ns-L 
Ten'sion,  T'-Nshn 
Ten'sity,  T'-Ns-T 
Ten'sive,  T'-Ns-T 
Ten'sor,  T«-Ns-B 

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265 

Tent,  Tnt» 
Ten'tacle,  Tn«-T-Kl 
Tentac'ular,  Tni-T-Kl-R 
Tenta'tion,  Tn'-Tshn 
Ten'tative,  Tnt«-Tv 
Tent'ed,  Tn^-Td 
Ten'ter,  Tntr« 
Ten'ter-hook,  Tntr«tH3 

K 

Tenth,  Tn*-TH  (10TH) 
Tenth'ly,         Tn2-TH-Z 

(10TH-.L) 
Tenu'ity,  T8-N-T 
Ten'uous,  T«-N-S 
Ten'ure,  T2-K-R 
Tepefac'tion,  Ti-Pf-Kshn 
Tep'efy,  T2-P-F,  Ta-P-Fd, 

T2-P-F-NG 
Tep'id,  T»-Pd 
Tepid'ity,  T^-Pd-T 
Tep'idness,  T»-Pd-Ns 
Te'por,  T3-Pr 
Ter'aph,  ?*-Rt 
Ter'aphim,  T*-«-F-M 
Teratol'ogy,  T>-fit-Z-J 
Terce,  T*-Rs 
Terce'-major,  T2-Rs-M- 

Jr 
Ter'ebinth,      T2-K-B-N- 

TH 
Terebin'thine, 

N-THn 
Terebra'tion,        1*-R- 

Brshn 

Terete',  13-Rt 
Tergem'inous,  T2--R-J-M- 

Ns 

Tergif erous,  TS-K-J-Frs 
Ter'giversate,      T2-2Z-J- 

Vrs-T 
Tergiversa'tion,  T*-R-J- 

Vrsshn 
Term,     Tr«-M,     Tr2-Md. 

Tr2-M-NG 
Ter'magancy,  Tr2-M-Gn- 

S 

Ter'magant,  Trs-M-Gnt 
Term'er,  Tr«-M-R 
Ter'mes,  Tr2-Mz 
Terminable,    Tr«-M-N- 

Bl 

Ter'minal,  Tr«-M-Nl 
Ter'minate,    Tr2-M-N-T. 

Tr2-M-N-Td,  Tr'-M-N-T- 

NG 
Termina'tion,     Tr«  -  M  - 

Nshn 
Termina'tional,    TrJ-M- 

Nshn-Z, 
Ter'minative,  Tr*-M-N- 

Tv 

Term'inator,  Tr«-M-Ntr 
Ter'miner,  Tr«-M-Nr 
Termini,  Tr«-M-N 
Terminol'ogy,  Tr'-M-Nl- 

J 

Ter'minus,  Tr2-M-Ns 
Ter'mite,  Tr«  Mt 
Term'less,  Tr2-M-£s 
Term'ly,  Tr»-M-Ii 


TES 

Termonol'ogy,     Tr^-M- 

Nl-J 

Term'or,  Tr2-M-R 
Tern,  T2-^?n 
Ter'nary,  Tr2-Nr 
Ter'ra,  T*-R 
Ter'race,   T2-Bs,   T2-Bst, 

TS-.RS-NG 

Ter'ra-cotta,  T2-K-K-T 
Terracult'ural,  T2-fi-Klt- 

Rl 

Terracult'ure,  T2-R-Kltr 
Ter'ra  fir'ma,   T^  tf-F-R- 

M 

Ter'rapin,  r^-R-Pn 
Terra'queous,   T--.R-Kw- 

S 

Ter'ras,  T=-Bs 
Terrene',  T3-.Rn 
Terres'trial,  T~  B-sTr-L 
Terres'trially,  T2-«-sTr- 

L 

Ter'ret,  T2-Rt 
Ter'rible-y,  T2-K-B1 
Ter'ribleness,    T2- 

Ns    [:Bs] 
Ter'rier,  T^-R-R 
Terrific,  T3-R  F-K 
Terrify,  T'-tf-F,  T^- 


Territo'rial-ly,    T2..K-T- 

Rl 

Ter'ritoried,  T^-R-T-Rd 
Territory,  T--R-1-R 
Terror,  T2-Rr 
Terrorism,  T2-Rrz-M 
Terrorist,  T2-Rr-St 
Ter'rorless,  T2-Rr-ts 
Terror-struck,    T^-Rrs- 

Tr-K 
Terse,     T2-Rs,    T2-Rs-E,. 

T2-Rss-T 

Terse'ly,  T2-Rs-£ 
Terse'ness,  T2-Rs-Ns 
Ter'tial,  T2-R-SH1 
Ter'tion,  T--Rshn 
Tertiary,  12-R-SH-R 
Tertiate,  T2-72-SHt 
Tes'selar,  T2-si-R 
Tes'sellate,    T2-sLt,    T* 

s^-Td.  T2-sit-NG 
Tes'sellated,  T2-sL-Td 
Tessella'tion,  T2-s£shn 
Tessera'ic,  T2-s^-K 
Test,      Tests,      Tf;s2-Td, 

Tust2-NG.      Vocalized  to 

distinguish    from  Tatte, 

etc.,  which  see. 
Test'able,  Ts^  T-B1 
Testa'cea,  Ts^-f-SH 
Testa'ceans,  Ts2-Tshns 
Testa'ceous,  Ts^-T-SHa 
Tes'tacy,  Ts2-T-S 
Tes'tament,     Ts2-T-Mnl 

[T2-sMnt] 
Tetament'al,  Ts2-T-Mnt- 

L    [Tst2  i  Mnt] 
Testament'ary,    Ts«-T' 

Mnt-«     [T>  -sMnt-.fi] 
Tes'tate,  Ts2-Tt 


TES 

Testa'tor,  Ts2-Ttr 
Testa'trix,     Ts'^-T-Tr-Ks 

[TsS-Tt-Ks] 

Tes'ter,  Testr2.  See  Taster 
Tes'ticle,  TsVT-Kl 
Testifica'tion,      Ts*-Tf- 

Kshn  [Ts»-F-Kshn] 
Tes'tifier,  Tst-F-B   [Ts*- 

F-K] 
Tes'tify,  Tstz-F,  Tst«-Fd, 

Tst2-F-NG      [Ts^F,    Ts4- 

Fd,  T-F-NG] 
Tes'tily,  Ts2-T-£ 
Testimo'nial,  Tss-M-N-L 

[TS-sM-N-L] 
Tes'timony,    TsVT-M-N 

[T*-sM-N] 

Tes'tiness.  Ts«-T-Ns 
Testoon',  Ts3-Tn 
Test'-paper,      Tst*-P-Pr 

[T2-sP-Pr] 

:Testu'dinal,  Ts3-Td-Nl 
Testu'dinate,  Ts3-Td-Nt 
'Testu'dinated,    Ts3-Td- 

K-Td 
Testudin'eous,  Ts3-T-D- 

Ns 

Testu'do,  T§3-T-D 
•Test'y,    Ts*-T,    Ts*-T-E. 

Ts'-Tst 

Tetan'ic,  Ti-T-N-K 
'Tef  anus,  T*-T-Ns 
Tetch'iness,  T*-CH-Ns 
Tetch'y,  T»-CH 
Tete,  Tt* 

Tete-a-tete',  Tt«'Tt» 
Teth'er,  Tdhr»,  Tdhrd* 

Tdhr(-)* 

Tef  rachord,  T»-Tr-Krd 
Tet'rad,  T2-Trd 
Tet'ragon,  T^-Tr-Gn 
•Tetrag'dnal,  Ti-Tr-G-Kl 
Tetrahe'dral,  T3-Tr-Hd- 

Rl 
Tetrahe'dron,  T*-Tr-Hd- 

fin 

Tetram'eter,  T'-Tr-Mtr 
Tetrapet'alous,  T^-Tr-Pt- 

LB 
Tetraph'yllous,     T»-Tr- 

Fls 

Tet'raptote,  T*-Tr-P-Tt 
Te'trarch,  T^-Tr-fi-K 
Tetrarch'ate,  T'-Tr-B-Kt 
Tetrarch'ical,     TJ-Tr-fi- 

K-K1 

Tet'rarchy,  T5-Tr-H-K 
Tetras'tich,  T»-Trs-T-K 
Tet'rastyle,  T^-Trs-T-L 
Tetrasyllab'ic,  Ti-Tr-sL- 

B-K 
Tetrasyllab'ical,  T'-Tr- 

sL-B  Kl 
Tet'rasy  liable,  T«-Tr-si- 

Bl 
Tet'ter,       Ttr*,       Ttrd», 

Ttr(-)* 

Teuton'ic,  Ti-T-N-K 
Tew,  T3   TS-D  (Td3),  TS- 

NQ 


266 

Tewel,  TS-L 
Text,  T»-Kst 
Texf -book,  Tz-Ks-B-K 
Texf -hand,  T*-K-eHnd 
Texf  ile,  T^-Ks-T-L 
Texto'rial,  T»-Ks-T-Bl 
Tex'trine,  TVK-sTrn 
Texf  ual,  TZ-Ks-CH-L 
Texfuarist,      T«-Ks-CH- 

Sst 

Texf  uary,  T»-Ks-CH-fi 
Texf  ure,  T*-Kstr 
Tha'ler,  T^i-B 
Thal'lite,  TH>-£t 
Than,   DHn1,    and,    after 

Other  and  comparatives. 

by  then-hook;  thus. 
Other  than,  DHrn' 
More  than,  Mrn2 
Surer  than,  SHr^Rn 
Thanatop'sis,     THni-T- 

Pss  (THnt'-Pss) 
Thane,  THn« 
Thane'ship,  THn«-5fl"  P 
Thank,  THni-K,  THni-Kt. 

THn'  K-NG    [TH1,  THti. 

TH(-)1] 
Thank'ful-ly,  THni-K-Fl 

[TH^Fl] 
Thank'fulness,  THni-K- 

Fl-Ns     [THMFs] 
Thankless,     THn^K-is 

Thank'lessness,     THn1 

Thank'-offering,    THn1- 
K-Fr-NG  [THMFr'-NG] 

Thanks,  THn'-Ks  [THs1] 

Thanksgiv'er,  THn3-] 
Gv-R    [THsS-Gv-B] 

Thanks'giving,      THn1- 
Ks-Gv-NG     [THs'-Gt')] 

Thanks'giving-day, 


Thank'-worthy,    THni- 
K-Wr-DH     [THi-Wr-DH] 
That,  DHtl    [DHi].     The 
abbreviation     for     That 
may  be  joined  in  phrases 
at    the     commencement 
only;  thus, 
That  will,  DHli 
That  are,  DHr1 
That  there,  DHdhr1 
That  the,  DHtl 
That  is,  DHzi 
That  is  the,  DHzt1 
That  is  their,  DHzdhr1 
In  the  middle  or  at  the 
end   of    phrases,     That   is 
written  DHt ;  thus. 
At  that,  Ti-DHt 
On  that,  Ni-DHt 
In  that,  Ns-DHt 
See  Them. 
Thatch,     THi-CH,    TH>- 

CHt,  TH'-CH-NG 
Thatch'er,  TH'  CHr 
Thaumatur'gic,  TH2-Mt- 
R-J-K 


THE 

Thaumatur'gical,    THi 

Mt-R-J-Rl 
Thaumatur'gus,      THZ- 

Mt-^-Gs 
Thau'matxirgy,  THi-Mt- 

R3 
Thaw,  TH1,  TH»-D,  TH'. 

NG 

Thaw'y,  THi 
The,  DH3.    The  is  written 

as  follows: 

1.  By  a  dot  in  the  third 
position  —  usually       made 
light,  but  heavy  when  the 
word  is  emphasized. 

2.  By  halving   the   pre- 
ceding stem ;  thus. 

By  the,  Bt» 

But  the.  Bt» 

At  the,  TH 

To  the,  Tts 

Of  the,  Vt» 

From  the.  Jit* 

On  the,  Nt» 

In  the.  Nt» 

Yet  the,  Yt« 

Back  of  the.  Bi-Kvt 

Become  of  the,  B*-Kvt 

On  the  part  of  the,  NtL 

Pvt 
For  the   sake   of    the, 

Ft'-sKvt 

3.  By  changing  the  pre- 
ceding s- circle  to  a  small 
loop;  thus, 

Does  the.  Dzt2 
What  is  the,  Tzt* 
So  is  the,  Szts 
\Vher«  is  the,  Hzta 

4.  By     a    perpendicular 
tick,    joined  finally,  when 
the    2d   and  3d   modes  of 
writing  The  will  not  apply; 
thus, 

After  the.  FtrMperpen- 

dicular  tick) 
Whether   the,    Wdhr2- 

(horizontal  tick) 
Not   the,    Jit1 -(perpen- 
dicular tick) 

Note. — The  tick-sign  for 
The  is  not  used   initially, 
:he  dot-sign  being  prefera- 
ale  in  such  cases. 
The'a,  TH3 

Thean'dric,  THndr'-K 
Thean'thropism, 

THnthri-P-zM 
The'archy,  TH^-K-K 
The'ater    or    The'atre, 

THtrS 
Theafric,        THi-Tr-K 

(THtr'-K) 
Theat'rical,      THi-Tr-KI 

(THtr'-Kl) 
Theat'rical  s,  TH'-Tr-Kta 

(THtr'-Klz) 
The'ban,  TH3-Bn 
Thee,  DH3 
Theft,  TH«-Ft 


THE 

The'iform,  TH3-Fr-M 

The'ine,  TH3-N 

Their,  DHr2.  Either  Their 

or  There  is  also  written 

as  follows: 

1.  By     lengthening    the 
gtem    of     the     preceding 
word;  thus, 

For  their,  Fdhr2 
If  there  or  their,  Fdhr" 
Of  their,  Vdhri 
Have  their,  Vdhr1 
That  there,  DHdhr1 
Was  there,  Zdhr1 
So  there,  Sdhr1 
Shall  there,  SHdhr1 
Should  there,  SHdhr3 
Among  their,  NGdhr' 
Yet  there,  Ydhr" 
Upon  their,  Pndhr1 
Been  there,  Bndhr3 
Done  there,  Dndhr2 
Began  their,  Gndhr1 
Join  their,  Jndhr1 
Run  there,  flndhr2 
Of  all  their,  Vldhr1 
With  all  their,  DHldhr3 
Among        all       their, 

NGldhr2 

Plan  their.  Plndhr1 
Flown  there,  Flndhra 

2.  By    the    dftr-hook    on 
Straight  stems;  thus, 

By  their,  Bdhr1 
But  there,  Bdhr* 
To  their,  Tdhr3 
Had  there.  Ddhr1 
Which  there,  CHdhr* 
Can  there,  Kdhr1 
Could  there,  Kdhr3 
Go  their,  Gdhr* 
•    Give  their,  Gdhr3 

3.  By    changing    a   pre- 
ceding  s-circle  to  a  large 
loop;  thus, 

Pass  there,  Psdhr1 
Base  their,  Bsdhr2 
What  is  there,  Tzdhr2 
Does  there,  Dzdhr2 
Which        is         their, 

CHzdhr2 

Because  there,  Kzdhr1 
Goes  there,  Gzdhr1 
Thus  there,  DHsdhr3 
Lose  their,  .tzdhr3 
How  is  there,  Hzdhr1 
Who  is  there,  Hzdhr3 
See  Is  there,  As  there,  etc., 
in  note  under  It. 
The'ism,    TH3-zM.     See 

Atheism. 
The'ist,  THst3 
Theist'ic,  THs3-T-K 
Theist'ical,  THs3-T-Kl 
Them,      DH^-M 
The     abbreviation      for 
Them  may  be  written  in 
any    part   of   a    phrase. 
See  That. 
Theme,  TH3-M 


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Themselves',     DH2-Ms- ;  Thereof,  DHri-V 
X-Vz    [DHsz2]  j  Thereon',  DHrn* 

Then,  DHn«  |  Thereout',  DHr'-owT 

Thence,  DHns*  I  Thereto',  DHr^-T 

Thence'forth,  THnss-F-  i  Thereun'der,  DHrndr^ 
TH  (Thereun'to,  DHr--N-T 


F-Wrd 

Therewith',  L>Hra-DH 

Theoc'racy,  THi-Kr-S 

Therewithal',  DHr'-DH- 

Theocrat'ic,  TH^Kr-T-K 

L 

Theocrat'ical-ly,     TH'- 

T'he'riac,  TH^-K-K 

Krt-Kl 

JL  xisri  ciGtil,  XH^-/i-K.l 

Theod'olite,  TH'-D-it 

The'rial,  TH3-^-L 

Theog'onist,  THi-G-Nst 

Ther'mal,  THr^-M-L 

Theog'ony,  TH>-G-N 

Thermo-elec'tric,  THr2- 

Theolo'gian,  TH2-£-  Jn 

M-L-K-Tr-K 

Theolog'ic,  TH'-X-J-K 

Thermo-electric'ity, 

J-K1     [THi-J-Kl] 

Ther'mogen,  THr2-M-Jn 

Theol'ogist,  THi-£-Jst 

Thermom'eter,  THr>-M- 

Theol'ogise,  THi-^-Jz 

Mtr 

The'ologue,  TH3-i-G 

Thermomet'ric,     THr2- 

Theol'ogy,  TW--L-3  [TH1- 

M-Mtr-K 

J] 

Thermomet'rical,  THr2- 

Theom'achy,  TH^M-K 
Theop'athy,  THi-P-TH 

M-Mtr-Kl 
Ther'moscope,  THr2-Ms- 

Theoph'any,  THi-F-N 
The'opneusty,      TH3-P- 

K-P 
Thermoscop'ic,     THr1- 

Ns-T 

Ms-K-P-K 

Theor'bist,  THt-R-Bst 

Thesau'rus,  THs1-^ 

Theor'bo,  THi-B-B 

These,  DHz»    [Z3.]     See 

The'orem,  THr3-M 

This. 

Theoremat'ic,  THr^Mt- 

The'sis.  THss3 

K                                        |  Thes'pian,  THs2-Pn 

Theoremat'ical,     THr1- 

Theur'gic,  TH'^-^-j-K 

Mt-Kl 

Theur'gical,  TH2-.R-J-K1 

Theorem'ic,  THr2-M-K 

J,  zl6  1.11*^1  st,  TH'^-zi-Jst 

Theoret'ic,  TH^flt-K 

The'urgy,  TH3-#-J 

Theoret'ical-ly,  TH2-,Rt- 

Thew,  TH3 

Kl 

They,  DH2 

The'orist,  TH3-#st 

Thick,  .  TH3-K,    TH3-Kr, 

The'orize,  1Q3-Rz,  TH3- 

TH3-Kst 

fizd,  TH3-.RZ-NG 

Thick'en,  TH3-Kn 

The'orizer,  TH3-fi-Zr 

Thick'ening,      TH3-Kn- 

The'ory,  TH3-« 

KG 

Theosoph'ic,  THs^F-K 

Thick'et,  TH3-Kt 

Theosoph'ical,  THs^F- 

Thick'ish,  TH^-K-SH 

Kl 

Thick'ly,  TH3-K1 

Theos'ophism,  THs^Fz- 

Thick'ness,  TH3-K-Ns 

M 

Thick'set,  THS-Ks-T 

Theos'ophist,  THst-Fst 

Thick'  -skinned,     TH3- 

Theos'ophy,  THs^F 

Ks-Knd 

Therapeu'tic,  TH3-K-Pt- 

Thick'-scull,  TH3-Ks-K- 

K 

L 

Therapeu'tical,   TH3-B- 

Thief,  TH3-F 

Pt-Kl 

Thief-catcher,     TH»-F 

Therapeu'tics,  TH3-.R- 

K-CHr 

Pt-Ks 

Thief  -taker,  TH»-F-T-Kr 

There,  DHr1.    See  Their. 

Thieve,  TH3-V 

Thereabout',  DHr^Bt 

Thiev'ery,  TH3-Vr 

Thereabouts',  DHr^Bts 

Thievish,  TH3-V-5fl" 

Thereafter,  DHrt-Ftr 

Thievishly,  TH.*-V-SH1 

ThereaV,  DHr1-! 

Thiev'ishness,      TH3-V- 

Thereby',  DHr'-B 

SAf-Ns 

Therefor',  DHrJ-F 

Thigh,  TH1 

There'fore,  DHr^Fr 

Thigh'-bone,  TH^Bn 

Therefrom',   DHr^Fr-M 

Thin,  TH3-L 

[DHr'-M] 

Thim'ble,TH3-M-Bl 

Therein',  DHrn3 

Thim'ble-berry,  TH3-M- 

Thereinto',  DHr^N-T 

Bl-B-^Z 

THI 


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Thim'ble-rig,  TH3-M-B1-  Thoroughness,  TH2-.R- 1  Thriftless,  THr«-Ft-£s 
Ns  Thrift'lessness,      THr»- 


M-Bl-B-G-NG 


Thin,  (a.)  THn3,  THS-Nr,      «-Pst 


Thorough-paced,  TH»- 


Ftiis 
Thrifty,  THr3-F-T,  THr3- 


THn>-St  i  Thorough  wort,  TH*-JZ-  j  _F-Tr,  ~THr*-F-T8t 

Thin,  (».)  THn3,  THnd»,  |    Wrt 


THn3-NG 

Those,  DHz2 

THrS-L-KG 

Thine,  DHn1 

Thou,  DH' 

Thrill'ingly,  THr3-L-XGl 

Thing,  TH8-NG    [XG«] 

Though,  DH* 

Thrive,    THr^V,     XHri- 

Think,  THn3-K,  THn»-K- 

Thought,  THt1 

Vd,  THri-V-NG 

NG     [THS,  THf)3] 

Thought'ful-ly,  THti-Fl  Thriv'er,  THri-Vr 

Think'er,      TH3-NG-Kr 

Thought'fubiess,   THti- 

Throat,  THrt2 

[THS-Kr] 

Fl-Ns    [IFs] 

Throb.  THr'-B  THrLBd. 

Think'ing,     THn'-K-NG 

Thoughtless,  THt^Zs      i     THr'-B-NG 

[TH(-)3] 

Thoughtlessly,      THt1-  Throe,  THr' 

Think'ingly,      THn»-K- 

Ls-L 

Throne,  THrn2,  THrnd2, 

NG1    [TH3-NG1] 

Thoughflessness,  THt1- 

THrn2-NG 

Thin'ly,  TH3-N1 

is-Ns    [iLs] 

Throne'less,  THr*-Nls 

Thin'ness,  THn3-Ns 

Thought'-sick,  THts>-K 

Throng,  THr^NG,  THri- 

Thin'-skinned,     THns3- 

Thou'sand,         THz^-Nd 

NGd.  THri-NG-NG 

End 

(1000)                                I  Thros'tle.  THrsi-L 

Third,  THrd*    (3D) 

Thou'sand-fold,    THz1- 

Throt'tle,  THrt^L,  THrt'- 

Thlrd'ly,  THrd2-Z  (3D-Z) 

Nd-F-Ld 

Ld.  THrt^L  NG 

Thirds,  THrdz' 

Thou'sandth,  THz>-Nd- 

Throt'tle-valve,    THrt1- 

Thirst,  THrst',  THrs*-Td, 

TH 

L-V1-V 

THrst=-NG 

Thrall,  THr1-!, 

Through,  THr3 

Thirst'er,  THrstr' 

Thrall'dom,  THri-Ld-M 

Throughly,  THr»-7, 

Thirsf  ily,  THrsS-T-Z, 

Thrash,  THr1-^^,  THr1- 

Throughout',  THr^-T 

Thirst'iness,  THrs^-T-Ns 

SHt,  THr^/SH-NG 

Through'-paced,   THr3- 

Thirst'y,  THrs2-T,  THrs2- 

Thrash'er,  THr'-SHr 

Pst 

T-R,  THrs2-Tst 

Thrash'ing-floor,  THr>- 

Throve,  THr=-V 

Thirteen,  THr2-Tn  (13) 

5H-KG-F1-R 

Throw,  THr2.  THr^-NG 

Thirteenth,      THr»-Tn- 

Thrason'ical-ly,  THrs1- 

Thrower,  THr'-R 

TH  (13TH) 

N-K1                                       i  Thrown,  THrn2 

Thirtieth,  THr*-T-TH 

Thread,  THrd«,  THr=-Dd, 

Throwster,  THrstr2 

'(30TH) 

THrd'C) 

Thrum,    THr2-M,   THr2- 

Thirty,  THr2-T  (30) 

Thread'bare,  THrd2-Br 

Md,  THr2-M-NG 

This,  DHs3.     See  These. 

Thread'y,  THr^-D 

Thrush,  THr^^ff 

This'tle-y,  THs*-L 

Threat,  THrt2 

Thrust,   THrst2,    THrst*- 

Thith'er,  DHdar3 

Threat'en,          THrZ-Tn, 

NG 

Thith'erward,    DHdhr«- 

THr2-Tnd.  THr»-Tn-NG 

Thrusf  er,  THrstr* 

Wrd- 

Threat'ener,  THrt^-Nr 

Thud,  TH2-D 

Thole,  TH=-L 

Threat'ening,    THr2-Tn- 

Thug,  TH2  G 

Thole'-pin,  TH2-//-Pn 

NG 

Thuggee',  TH3-G 

Thomso'nianism,     T2  - 

Threat'ful,  THrt*-Fl 

Thule,  TH*-L 

Ms-Nn-Z-M 

Three,  THr»  (3) 

Thumb,  TH2-M,  TH*-Md, 

Thong,  THi-NG 

Three'-cornered,  THr3- 

TH2-M->TG 

Thorac'ic,  TH'-Bs-K 

Kr-Nrd 

Thumb'kin,  TH2-M-Kn 

Tho'ral,  TH^-Hl 

Three'-decker,  THrS-D- 

Thumb'-screw,  TH'-Ms- 

Tho'rax,  TH2-A-Ks 

Kr 

Kr 

Thorn,  THi-JZn 

Three'fold,  THr»-F-Ld 

Thumb'-stall,    TH-Ms- 

Thorn'back,        TH>-Kn- 
B-K 

Three'pence,  THrS-Pns 
Three'penny,  THrs-P-N 

T-L     • 
Thum'mim,  TH*-M-M 

Thorn'-hedge,  THi-Sn- 

Three'-ply,  THr^-Pl 

Thump,  TH*-M-P,  TH»- 

H-J 

Three'score,  THrs3  K-R 

Mt.  TH2-M  P-NG 

Thorn'less,  TB^-Rn-Ls 

Three'sided,  THrs3-Dd 

Thump'er,  TH=-M-Pr 

Thorn'y,  TH>-J2-N,  TH>- 

Threnet'ic,  THr2-N-T-K 

Thun'der,            THndr2, 

.R-N-R,  TH^-R-Nst 

Thren'ody,  THr2-N-D 

THnd^-Rd.  THndr^-NG 

Thorough,  TH2-R 

Thresh,    THr«-S£T.      See 

Thun'der-bolt,  THndr2- 

Thorough-base,     TH2- 

Thrash. 

B-Lt 

B-Bs 

Thresh'er,  THr2-SHr 

Thun'der-clap,    THndr8 

Thor'ough-brace,   TH2- 

Thresh'old,  THrS-5flld 

iKl-P1 

B-Brs 

Threw,  THrs 

Thun'der-cloud,  THndr1 

Thorough-bred,     TH»- 

Thrice,  THrs1 

iKld1 

R-Brd 

Thrid,   THrd3,   THr»-Dd, 

Thun'derer,  THndr2-R 

Thoroughfare,    TH2-/J- 

THrdf)* 

Thun'derous,  THndr2-S 

F-R 

Thrift,  THi-s-Ft 

Thun'der-shower, 

Thorough-going,  TH*- 
R-G-NG 

Thrift'ily,  THr3-F-T-i 
Thrift'iness,    THr3-F-T- 

THndr2-SH-R 
Thun'der-storm,THndr* 

Thoroughly,  TH«-K1 

Ns 

IstRt-M 

THU 

Thun'der-strike, 

THndr^'.sTri-K 
Thun'der-struck, 

THndr2isTr*-K 
Thun'der-tube,  THndr* 

T-B 

Thun'dery,  THnd*-fi 
Thun'ny,  TH«-N 
Thu'rible,  TH3-B-B1 
Thurif  eroua,  TH3-.Rf-.Rs 
Thuriflca'tion,  TH»-fi-F 

Kshn 

Thurs'day,  THrz^D 
Thus,  DHs2 
Thwack,  THi-W-K,  THi 

W-Kt,  THi-W-K-NG 
Thwart,   Tfl'-Wrt,  TH1 

Wr-Td.  THJ-Wrtt-) 
Thwart'er,  TH'-Wrtr 
Thwart'ingly,  TH'-Wrt 

NG1 
Thwart'-ships,  TH»-Wrt 

SB-Pa 
Thy,  DHi 
Thyine-wood,    TH^N- 

Wd 

Thyme,  TJ-M 
Thym'y,  Tl-M 
Thyroid,  TH'-R-D 
Thyself,         DH»-si-F 

[DHsi] 
Tia'ra,  T*-fi 
Tib'ia,  T'-B 
Tib'ial,  T3-B-L 
Tic,  T3  K 
Tic-douloureux',   TS-K- 

D-L-R 
Tick,    T»-K,  T3-Kt,   T3-K- 

NG 

Tick'en,  T3-Kn 
Tick'et,   T3-Kt,  T3-K-Td. 

T3-Kt-NG 

Tick'ing,  T3-K-NG 
Tick'le,    T3-K1,    T3-Kld, 

T3-K1-NG 
Tick'ler,  T3-K1-R 
Tick'lish,  T3-K1-SH 
Ticklishly,  T3-Kl-Sfll 
Tick'lishness,  Ts-Kl-SH- 

Ns 

Tick'-tack,  T»-K-T-K 
Tid'al,  Ti-Dl 
Tid'al-wave,  Ti-Dl-wV 
Tid'bit,  T3-D-Bt 
Tide,  Tdi,  T»-Dd,  Td(-)i 
Tide'-gate,  Tdi-Gt 
Tide  -lock,  Td»-£-K 
Tide'less,  Tdi-£s 
Tides'-man,  Td!-zMn 
Tide'-waiter,  Td'-Wtr 
Tide'way,  Tdi-W 
Ti'dily,  T»-D-£ 
Ti'diness,  T^D-Ns 
Ti'dings,  T»-D-NGz 
Ti'dy,   T>-D,  Ti-D-R,   T1- 

Dst 

Tie,  T1,  Tdi,  Ti-NG 
Ti'er,  T»-R 
Tier,  T3-R 
Tierce,  T3-Rs 


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Tier'cel,  T'-Bs-i 

ceding  stem  and  then  add- 

Tierce'let, T»-Bs-£t 

ing  M;  thus. 

Tier'cet,  T*-Bs-T 

Had  time,  Dt'-M 

Tiers-etat'  (teerz-ata),  T«- 

Same  time,  KMt2-M 

Ks-T 

Day  time.  Dt5-M 

Tiff,  Tf* 

3.     The  abbreviation,  M, 

Tiffany,  TP-N 

may  generally  be  used  in 

Tiffin,  Tf3-N 

phrases  after   a  stem  that 

Ti'ger,  T'-Gr 

has  been  shortened  to  add 

Ti'ger-cat,  Ti-GriKU 
Ti'ger-lily,  Tl-Gi-L-L 

The;  thus. 
At  the  time,  TC-M 

Tight,   Tti,   Ttri,   Ti-Tst 

During  the  time,  Drt8- 

(Ttsti) 

M 

Tight'en,  T»-Tn,  T»-Tn- 

From  the  time,  Ml1-!! 

D,  T»-Tn-NG 

Part  of  the  time,   Pvt>- 

Tighf  ly,  Tti-L 

M 

Tightness,  Tti-Ns 

To  the  time,  Tt!-M 

Tights,  Ttsi 

4.    If  the  full  outline  is 

Ti'gress,  Ti-Grs 

employed,    not   connected 

Ti'grine,  T^Grn 

with  any  other  outline,  it 

Ti'grish,  T»-Gr-SH 

should  be  vocalized  to  dis- 

Tike, T«-K 

tinguish     it    from    T'-M, 

Til'bury,  T*-i-B-B 

Autumn;  which  latter  word 

Tile,   Ti-L,    T«-Ld,  T»-L- 

is  never  joined  in  phrases. 

NG 

Time,  (v.)  T'-M,  X1  Hd, 

Tile'-drain,  T1-Zr-Drn 

Ti-M-NG 

Til'er,  T^-L-R 

Time'-honored,     T'-M- 

Til'ery,  fl-L-R 

Nrd 

Til'ing,  Ti-L-NG 

Time'ist,  T'-Mst 

Till,  (prep.)  T13 
Till,  (v.)  T3-L,  T3-Ld,  T3- 

Time'keeper,  T'-M-K-Pr 
Time'-killing,    l^-M-K- 

L  NG 

L-NG 

Till'able,  T3-L-B1 

Time'less,  TJ-M-is 

Till'age,  T»-£,-  J                 I  Time'lessly,  T'-M-Xs-I- 

Till'er,  T*-L-R,  ?3-L-Rd,  [  Timeliness,  Ti-M-//-Ns 

T»-£-R-NG 

Time'ly,  T'-M-Zt 

Tilt,  T3-Lt,  T3-i-Td,   T3- 

Time'-piece,  T^H-Ps 

£t-NG 

Time'-pleaser,  T'-M-Pl- 

Tilt'er,  T3-itr 

Zr 

Tilth,  13-L-TH 
Tilt'-hammer,   T3-Lt-H- 

Time'-sanctioned,     T1- 

Ms-NGshnd 

Mr 

Time'-server,  T^Ms-Br- 

Tim'bal,  T«-M-B1 

.R 

Tim'ber,  T»-M-Br,  T3-M- 

Time'-serving,     Tl-Ms- 

Brd,  T3-M-Br-NG 

Br(-) 

Tim'bered,  T3-M-Brd 

Time'-table,  T'-M-T-Bl 

Tim'bre,  T3-M-Br 

Time'-  wasting,     T'  -  M  • 

Tim'brel,  TS-M-Br-L 

Ws-NG 

Tim'breled,  T3-M-Br-Ld 

Time'-worn,  Tl-M-Wrn 

Time,    (n.)    T'-M      [M1]. 

Tim'id,  T^-Md 

The  following  is  the  rule 

Timid'ity,  T^-Md-T 

for  writing  this  word: 

Tim'idly,  T3  'Id-L 

1.  Generally  in   phrases 

Tim'idness,  T'-Md-Ns 

Time    is    written    in    full; 

Tim'ist,  T'-Mst 

thus 

Timoc'racy,  T>-M-Kr-S 

This  time,  DHs'-T-M 

Tim'orous,  T3-M-«s 

At  that  time,  T«-DHt-T- 

Tim'orously,  T^  M  R-sL 

M 

Tim'orousness,  T3-M-fis- 

Any  time,  N3-T-M 

Ns 

Night  time,  Nt»-T-M 

Tim'othy,  T3-M-TH 

Another  time,  Ndhr>-T- 

Tim'othy-grass,  T*-M. 

M 

TH-Grs 

Fot  the  time.  Ft*-T-M 

Tin,  Tn»,  Tnd3,  Tn3-NG 

First  time,  Fs^-T-M 

Tinc'al,  T"-NG-K1 

Several  times.    sV2-T- 

Tinct,  T*-NGt 

Mz 

Tincto'rial,  T*-NG-T  Rl 

Many  times,    M»-N-'I- 

Tincfure,    T3-NGtr.    T3- 

Mz 

NG-CHrd,  T3-NGtr-NG 

2.    In  a  few  cases  it  is 

Tin'der,  Tndr3 

written  by  halving  the  pre- 

Tin'der-box,  Tndr3-B-Ks 

TIN 


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Tine,  Tr-i 

Tithe,    Ti-DH,    T»-DHd,  To-day,  T2-D    rD  in  thP 

Tin'-foil,  Tn»-F-L 

Ti-DH-NG 

fourth  position.] 

Ting,  T3-NG 

Tithe'-free,  T'-DH-Fr 

Tod'dle,    Ti-Dl,    Ti-Dld, 

Tinge,    T»-N-J,   T^-N  Jd 

Tith'er,  T>-DHr 

T1-D1-NG 

T»-N-J-NG 

Tith'ing,  Ti-DH-NG 

Tod'dler,  Ti-Dl-E 

Tin'ger,  T3-N-Jr 

Tith'ing-man,      Ti-DH 

Tod'dy,  TJ-D 

Tin'gle,  T3-NG-G1.  T3-NG- 

NG-Mn 

To-do',     [D  in  the  fourth 

Old,  T3-NG-G1-NG     [T»- 

Tithon'ic,  T^THn-K 

position.] 

NG1  etc.] 

Tit'illate,   Tt3-it,   Itf-L- 

Toe,  T2,  T2-D  (Td2),  T»-NG 

Tink,  T8-NG-K 
Tinked',  T8-NGt 

Td.  Tt3-Lt-NG 
Titilla'tion,  Tt»-Z,shn 

Toffy,  Ti-F 
To'ga,  T'-G 

Tink'er,    TS-NG-Kr,    T«- 

Tit'lark,  Tt3-Z,-E-K 

To'gated,  T2-G-Td 

NG-Krd,  T3-NG-Kr-NG 

Ti'tle,  T1-!!,  T»-Tld,  T>- 

To'ga     virilis,    T2-G-V- 

Tink'le,    T8-NG-K1,     T»- 

Tl-NG 

.Rls 

NG-Kld,  T3-NG-K1-NG 

Ti'tle-page,  T>-T1-P-J 

To'ged,  T2-Gd 

Tin'man,  T3-N-Mn 

Tit'mouse,  Tt3-Ms 

Togeth'er,  T«-Gdhr   [G2] 

Tin'-mine,  Tn«iMni 

Tit'ter,       Ttr3,       Ttrd*,  "Tog'gery,  T»-Gr 

Tin'ner,  T3-Nr 

Tti^t1) 

Tog'gle,  Ti-Gl 

Tin'ny,  T3-N 

Titter'er,  T3-Tr-E 

Tog'gle-joint,  Ti-Gl-Jnt 

Tin'-plate,  Tn*iPlts 

Tit'tle,  T3-T1 

Toil,    T'-L,    Ti-Ld,    T'-L- 

Tin'sel,    T«-Ns-L,    T^Ns-  Tit'tle-tattle,  T3-Tlt-Tl 

NG 

Ld,  T3-Ns-L-NG                 Tit'ular,  T3-T-£-B 
Tint,  Tnt3,  Tn8-Td,  Tnt3-  Tit'ularly,  13-T-L-R-L 

Toil-er,  T>-i-E 
Toilet,  T>-Zt 

NG                                   Tit'ulary,  T*-T-L-R 

Toilless,  li-L-Ls 

Tintinnab'ulary,     Tnt1-  Tme'sis.  Mss3 

Toil'some,  T»-Z/s-M 

N-B-i-fl 
Tintinaabula'tion,  Tnt2- 

To  is  written  or  indicated 
as  follows: 

Toil'someness,  T^-Ls-M- 

Ns 

N-B-//shn 

1.  By  T» 

Toise,  Tzi 

Tintinnab'ulous,    Tnti- 

2.  By  halving  the  stem 

Tokay,  T«-K 

N-B-is 

of   the    preceding    word;iTo'ken,  T2-Kn 

Ti'ny,  H-N,  T»-N-B,  T»- 

thus, 

Told,  Tld* 

Nst 

Ought  to.  Tti 

Tole,  T2-L 

Tip,  T3-P,  T3-Pt,  T3-P-NG 

Had  to,  Dt> 

Tol'erable-y,  Tli-fl-Bl 

Tip'pet,  T3-Pt 

Able  to,  Bit2 

Tol'erableness,  Tli-fl- 

Tip'ple,     T3-P1,     T«-Pld, 

Began  to,  Gnt1 

Bl-Ns    [iBs] 

T3-P1-NG 

Endeavor  to,  N-Dvt« 

Tol'erance,  TU-flns 

Tip'pler,  T»-P1-E 

3.  By  changing  the  pre- 

Tol'erant, TU-flnt 

Tip'pling,  T3-P1-NG 

ceding  s-circlo  to  a  small 

Tol'erate,  TP-fit,  TU-fl- 

Tip'pling-house,  TAPI- 

loop; thus. 

Td,  TP-flt-KG 

NG  Hs 

Hopes  to,  Pst« 

Tolera'tion,  Tl--Kshn 

Tip'sily,  TS-P-sL 

Choose  to,  CHzt3 

Toll,  T2-L.  T^-Ld,  T*-L-NG 

Tip'staff,  T3-ps-Tf 

Goes  to,  Gzti 

Toll'able,  T2-^-Bl 

Tip'sy,  T»-P-8 

Shows  to,  SHzta 

Toll'age,  T*-L-J 

Tip'toe,  T3-P-T 

Vows  to,  Vzti 

Toll'-bar,  T2-L-Br 

Tip'-top,  T3-P-T-P 

Likes  to,  i>-Kst 

Toll'-booth,  T2-L-B-TH 

Tirade',  T2-fld 

Seems  to,  sMzt3 

Toll'-bridge,  T«-Z,-Br-J 

Tire,   Ti-E,  Ti-Bd,  T*-R- 

4.  By  dropping  the  form 

Toll'-corn,  T2-/,-Krn 

•NG 

of    the    succeeding    wordi  Toll'-dish,  T2-i-D-SH 

Tired'ness,  T^Rd-Ns 

one-half  the  length  of  a  T 

Toll'er,  T2-L-E 

Tire'some,  T'-Es-M 

below  the  third  position  of 

Toll'-gate,  T2-i-G-T  (Tl2- 

Tire'someness,  T'-Es-M- 

the    samo  form.     This   is 

Ot) 

Kt 

called  the  Fourth  Position. 

Toll'-gatherer,      T*-L- 

Tire'-woman,      T'-S-W- 

Toad,  T"-D  (Td2) 

Gdhr-R 

Mn 

Toad'-eater,         T*-D-Tr 

Toll'-house,  Ts-i-Hs 

Tir'ing-house,  T'-S-NG- 

(Td2-Tr) 

Toll'man,  T2-Z,-Mn 

Hs 

Toad'-stone,      T^Ds-Tn 

Tolu',  T3-L 

Tir'ing-room,  T'-fi-NG- 

(Tds2-Tn) 

Tom'ahawk,   T^M-H-K^ 

B-M 

Toad'-stool,  TdsJ-T-L 

T^-^VT-TT  TCt        T^-"\r  H-K 

Ti'ro,  T'-K 

Toad'y,  T2-D,  T2>Dd,  T2- 

NG 

Tiro'nian,  T2-fi-Nn 

D-NG 

Toma'to,  T2ori-M-T 

Tis'ic,  T3-zK 

Toast,  Tst»,  Ts2-Td,  Tst2- 

Tomb,   T3-M,   T3-Md,   T3- 

Tis'sue,  T*-SH,  T3-SH-D, 

HQ 

M-NG 

T8->Sfl-NG 

Toast'er,  Tstr2 

Tom'bac,  T«-M-B-K 

Tis'sue-paper,  T*-SH-f- 

Toast'-master,  Tst'-Mstr 

Tombless,  T3-M-Zs 

Pr 

Tobac'co,  T>-B-K 

Tom'boy,  T>  M-B 

Tit,  Tt3 

Tobac'ponist,      TJ-B-K- 

Tomb'-stone,  T3-Ms-Tn 

Titan'ic,  T'-T-N-K 

Nst 

Tom'cat,  Ti-M-Kt 

Tita'nium,  T*-T-N-M 

Tocol'ogy,  Ti-Kl-J 

Tom'cod,  T»-M-K-D 

Tit'bit,  Tt3-Bt 
litn'able,  Ti-DH-Bl 

Toc'sin,  Ti-Ks-N 
Tod,  T>-D  (Tdi) 

Tome,  T2-!! 
rom'fool,  Ti-M-F-L 

TOM 

Tom'foolery,  T'-M-F-£- 

R 

Tomor'row,  T!-M-K 
Tom'pion,  T'-M-Pn 
Tom'rig,  T^M-.R-G 
Tom'tit,  Ti-M-Tt 
Tom'tom,  H-M-I-M 
Ton,  (Fr.)  Tni 
Ton  (tan).  Tn« 
Tone,  Tn*,  Tnd»,  Tn«-NG 
Tone'less,  T2-Nls 
Tongs,  T^NGz 
Tongue,  T2-NG.  T*-NGd, 

T*-NG-NG 

Tongue'less,  T*-NGls 
Tongue'-tied,  T'-NG-Td 
Ton'ic,  T'-N-K. 
To-night',  Ti-Nt    [Kit  in 

the  fourth  position.] 
Ton'nage,  Tn2-J 
Ton'sil,  T^Ns-L 
Ton'sile,  T»-Ns-L 
Tonso'rial,  T2-N8-K- 
Ton'sure,  TVN-SHr 
Tontine',  Tns-Tn 
Too,  Ts 
Took,  T»-K 
Tool,  T3-L,   T'-Ld 

NG 

Tooth'ache,  T*-TH-K 
Tooth'brush,  T3-TH-Br- 

8H 
Tooth'-drawer,    T3-TH- 

Dr-R 
Tooth'-drawing,  T8-TH- 

Dr-NG 

Toothed,  T3-THt 
Tooth'-edge,  T»-TH-J 
Tooth'less,  T«-TH-is 
Tooth'-pick,  T3-TH-P-K 
Tooth'-picker,  T3-TH-P- 

Kr 
Tooth'-powder,  T3-TH- 

P-Dr 

Tooth'some,  T-THs-M 
Top,  T'-P  T'-Pt,  T!-P-NG 
To'parch,  T«-Pr-K 
To'parchy,  T^-Pr-K 
To'paz,  TJ-Pz 
Top'-boots,  T'-PiBts* 
Top'-cloth,  Ti-P-Kl-TH 
Tope,  T*-P,   T«-Pt,  T»-P- 

NG 

To'per,  T«-Pr 
Top-gal'lant,  T'-P-Glnt 
Top-gal'lant-sail,   Ti-P- 

Glt-s£,  (Ti-G-Ns-L) 
Top-ham'per,  Ti-P-H-M- 

Pr 

Top'-heavy,  Ti-P-H-V 
To'phet,  Tf--T 
Top'iary,  T'-P-S 
Top'ic,  T'-P-K 
Top'ical-ly,  T^P-Kl 
Top'-knot,  Ti-P-N-T 
Topless,  T1  P-ia 
Top'mast,  T'-P-Mst 
Top'most,  T!-P-Mst 
Topog'rapher,    T>-P-Gr- 

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271 

Topograph'ic,  T'-P-Grf- 

E 
Topograph'ioal-ly,    T1- 

P-Gr-F-El 
Topog'raphist,  Ti-P-Gr- 

Fst 

Topog'raphy,  Ti-P-Gr-F 
Top'ping,  T'-P-NG 
Top'ple,   Ti-Pl,  T 

Tl-Pl-NG 

Top'-sail,  T»-Ps-L 
Top'-stone,  Ti-Ps-Tn 
Top'sy-turvy, 

V 

Toque,  TS-K 
Toque t',  T2-K 
Torch,  Ti-B-C 
Torch'-bearer,  T1-.R-CH- 

B-Rr     • 
Torch'-light,     T^-K-CH- 

Lt 

Tore,  T»-R 
Toreu'tic,  T3-Rt-K 
Tor'ment,  Tri-Mnt 
Torment',  Tr2-Mnt,  Tr2- 

Mn-Td.  Tr»-Mnt-NG 
Torment'er,  Tr2-Mntr 
Tormenf  ingly,  Tr2-Mnt- 

NG-L 

Torment'or,  Tr3-Mntr 
Torn,  T3-fin 
Torna'do,  T»-/J-N-D 
Torpe'do,  Ta-.K-P-D 
Tor'pent,  T'-fl-Pnt 
Torpes'cence,    T2-fl-Ps- 

Ns 

Torpes'cent,  T»-fl-Ps-Nt 
Tor'pid,  T'-^-Pd 
Torpid'ity,  T3-ft-Pd-T 
Tor'pidness,  T1  JZ-Pd-Ns 
Tor'pify,  Ti-fl-P-F 
Tor'pitude,  T'-^-P-Td 
Tor'por,  l^-R-Pr 
Torporif  ic,  T8-fl-Prf-K 
Torrefac'tion,      T>-fi-F- 

Eshn 
Tor'refy,   T'-K-F,   1l-R- 

Fd,  T1-/S-F-NG 
Tor'rent,  T>-Bnt 
Torricel'lian,  T»-fl-sin 
Tor'rid,  T>-«-D 
Tor'ridness,  T^fl-D-Ns 
Tor'sel,  T>-Ks-L 
Tor'sion,  T^^Rshn 
Tor'so,  T!-B-S 
Tort,  T!-Rt 
Tort'ile,  T»-Kt-L 
Tor'tious,  T»-fi-SHs 
Tort'ive,  T»-«t-V 
Tor'toise,  Tl-R-lB 
Tor'toise-Bhell,  T'-B-T- 

sSHl 

Tortuoo'ity,  Ti-R-CH-sT 
Tort'uous,  T«.B-CH8 
TorVuously,  T^B-CH-sL 
Tort'uousness,       Tl-.R- 

CHs-Ns 

Tort'urably,  Tri-CHr-Bl 
""ort'-^re,    Tr»-CHr,    Tr1- 

CHrd,  Tr^CHr-NG 


TOW 

Tort'urer,  TrJ-CHr-R 
Tort'uringly,     Tr'-CHr- 

NG1 

To'rus,  T2-Rs 
Tor'vous,  T^/i-Vs 
To'ry,  T2-.R 
To'ryism,  T^-K-zH 
Toss,  Ts1,  Tst',  1V-NG 
Toss'er,  T'-slt 
Toss'pot,  Ti-sPt 
Tost,  Tsti 
Tot,  Tti 
To'tal,  T^-Tl 
Total'ity,  Ti-Tl-T 
To'tally,  T2-T1 
Tote,  Tt2.  T2-Td,  Ttf)! 
Tot'ter,  Ttri.  Ttrd1,  Ttr(-)1 
Tot'tle,  T'-Tl,  T'-Tld,  Ti- 

Tl  KG 

Tot'tlish,  T!-T1-SH 
Tou'can,  T'*-~Kn 
Touch,    T2-CH,     T2-CHt, 

TS-CH-NG 

Touch'able,  T2-CH-B1 
Touch'-hole,  T--CH(-H)- 

L 

Touch'ily,  T*-Cll-L 
Touch'iness,  T2-CH-Ns 
Touch'ing,  T2-CH-NG 
Toueh'ingly,  T2-CH-N  .1 
Touch'-me-not,    T2-CH- 

M-N-T 

Touch'-stone,  T2  CH-sTn 
Touch'-wood,  T2-CH-Wd 
Touch'y,  T2-OH 
Tough,  Tf2.  T2-Fr,  Tf2-St 
Tough'en,  TP-N,  Tf'-Nd, 

Tf'-N-NG 

Tough'ish,  Tft-SIl 
Tough'ly,  T2-F1 
Tough'ness,  Tf2-Ns 
Toupee',  T«-P 
Toupet',  TS-P 
Tour,  T3-R,  T3-Kd,  T3-S- 

NG 

Tourbill'ion,  T3-R-~B-Ln 
Tour'ist,  T3-fist 
Tour'maline,  Tr3-M-in 
Tour'nament,       T'-Bn- 

Mnt 

Tour'ney,  T2-JE-N 
Tour'niquet,  T2-.R-N-Kt 
Tournure',  T3-JJn-R 
Touse,  Tzi 
Tous'er,  T'-zR 
Tou'sle,     Tzi-L,    Tzi-Ld, 

Tzi-L-NG 
Tout-ensem'ble,  Tt3  f^Vs- 

Jtf-BU 
Tow,  T2,  T2-D   (Td2),  T«- 

NG 

Tow'age,  T2-J 
To'ward,  (prep.}  Trd* 
To"ward.(a.)  T«-Wrd 
To'wardliness,  T^-Wrd- 

i-Ns  - 

To'wardly,  TP-Wrd-Z 
To'wardness,  T2-Wrd-Ns 
To'wards,  Tvdz2 
Tow'-boat,  TJ-Bt 


TOW 

Towel,  T'-L 

Tower,  T'-B,  T^Ed,  T»- 

JZ-NG 

Towered,  T>-Rd 
Towering,  T'-B-NG 
ToWery,  Tl-R 
Tow'-line,  T1  in 
Tow'-path,  T*-P-TH 
ToW-rope,  T»-.R-P 
Town,  Tn1 
Town'-clerk,  Tn1  iKl-E2- 

K 

Town'-crier,  TnMKr-B1 
Town'-hall,  T'-N-Hl 
'TowTL'-house,  T^N-Hs 
Town'-meeting,        Tn1 

SMtC)8 

Towns'-fplk,  Tnzi-F-K 
Town'ship,  Tn^SH-P 
Towns'man,     T^Nz-Mn 

[T>-zMn] 

Towns'-talk,  Tnz*-T-K 
Tow'ser,  Ti-Zr 
Toxicolog'ical,      T>-Ks- 

K1-J-K1 

Toxicol'ogy,  T^Ks-Kl-J 
Toy,  Ti,  Ti-D  (Td»),  Ti-NG 
Toy'er,  T>-E 
Toy'ful,  T'-Fl 
Toy'ish,  T"-SH 
Toy'ishness,  T^SH-Ns 
Toy'man,  T^Mn 
Toy'-shop,  T1-5H-P 
Trace,  Trs2,  Trst2,  Trs*- 

NG 

Trace'able,  Trs*-Bl 
Trac'er,  Tr2  sK 
Tra'cery,  T^-sJZ 
Tra'chea,  Tr=-Km 
Tracheot'omy,  Tr'-K-T- 

M 

Trachi'tis,  Tr^K-Ts 
Tra'chyte,  Tr^-Kt 
Trac'ing,  Trs^-NG 
Track,  Tr>-K,  Tr'-Kt,  Tri- 

K-NG 

Track'age,  Tri-K-J 
Trackless,  Tri-K-Z,s 
Tract,  Tri-Kt 
Tractabil'ity,  Tr3-Kt-Bl- 

T 

Tract'able-y,  Tri-Kt-Bl 
Traofableness,   Tri-Kt- 

Bl-Ns    [!Bs] 
Trata'rian,  Tr2  K-T-Rn 
Tracta'tion,  Tr2-K-Tshn 
Tract'ate,  Tr1  K-Tt 
Tract'ile,  Tr^Kt-L 
Tractil'ity,  Tr3-Kt-i-T 
Trac'tion,  Tr'-Kshn 
Tracti'tious,  Tr3-Kt-SHs 
Tracf  ive,  Tr'-Kt-Y 
Tract/ or,  Tri-Ktr 
Tract'ory,  Tr'-K-T-H 
Tract'rix,  Tri-K-Tr-Ks 
Trade,       Trd*,      Tr^-Dd. 

Trd(-)» 
Trade'-mark,      Trd«-M- 

fi-K 
Trad'er,  Tr*-Dr 


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Trade'-sale,  Trds*-L 

Tram'mel,  Tr1  M-i,  Tr»- 

Tradesfolk,  Trdz'-F-Ks 

M-id.  Tr»-M-i-NG 

Trades'man,  Trd*-zMn 

Tram'meler,  Tr^M-i-B 

Trades'people,  Trd^-zP- 

Tramon'tane,  Tri-Mnt-N 

Pl 

Tramp,  Tri-M  P,  Tri-Mt, 

Trades'-union,      Trdz«- 

Tr»-M-P-NG 

Yn-N 

Tramp'er,  Tri-M-Pr 

Trades'woman,       Trds- 

Tram'ple,  Tr^-M-Pl,  Tr1- 

zW-Mn 

M-Pld.  TrJ-M-Pl-NG 

Trade'-wind,  Trd^-Wnd 

Tram'pler,  Tr'-M-Pl-B 

Tradi'tion,  Tr3-Dshn 

Tramnoose'.  Tr3-M-Ps 

Tradi'tional,  TrS-Dshn-L  !  Tram'-road,  Tr^M-K-D 

Tradi'tionally,          Tr»- 

Tram'-way,  Tr^M-W 

Dshn-i 

Trance,  Trns1 

Tradi'tionary,           Tr3- 

Tran'quil,  Tr'-NG-Kw-L 

Dslm-R 

Tran'quilize,       Tr'-NG- 

Tradi'tioner,  Tr3-Dshn-B 

Kw-iz,    Tr!-NG-Kw-Z,zd, 

Tradi'tionist,  Ti^-Dslin- 

Tri-NG-Kw-Lz-KG 

St 

Tran'quilizer,     Tr^NG- 

Trad'itive,  Tr>-D-Tv 

Kw-£z-R 

Traduce',  "  Tr'-Ds,     Tr3- 

Tranquil'lity,     T^-NG- 

Dst.  Tr'-Ds-NG 

Kw-i-T  (-Lt) 

Tradu'cer,  TrS-D-sE 

Tran'quilly,        Tri-NG- 

Traduc'tion,  Tr2-D-Kshn 

Kvr-L 

Traduc'tive,  Tri-D  Kt-V 

Tran'quilness,     Tri-NG- 

Traffic,   Trfi-K,   TrP-Kt, 

Kw-L-Ns 

Trf-K-NG 

Trans-.     In  a  number  of 

Trafficker,  Tr^F-Kr 
Trag'acanth,  Tr'-G-K-N- 

words  commencing  with 
Trans-,  for  the  purpose  of 

TH 

securing     simpler     and 

Trage'dian,  Tr'-J-Dn 

easier  outlines,  it  is  al- 

Trag'edy, Tr»-J-D 

lowable   not  to  indicate 

Trag'ic,  Tr>-J-K 

the   n-sound.    as   in  the 

Trag'ical-ly,  Tr^J-Kl 

case  of  Transact  and  fol- 

Trag'icalness,   Trl-J-Kl- 

lowing    words.     In   the 

Ks 

case    of    Transgreis    and 

Tragi-com'edy,  Tr'-J-K- 

its  compounds,  both  the 

M-D 

n  and   the   r   are  omit- 

Tragi-com'ic,    TrW-K- 

ted.    See  note  also  under 

M-K 

Prescribe. 

Tragi-cona'ical,  TrJ-J-K- 

Transact',  Tr^Ns-Kt.  Tr'- 

M-K1 

Ns-K-Td,     Tri-Ns-Kt-NG 

Trail,  Tr»-L,  Tr«-Ld,  Tr«- 

[Tr»-sKt,  Tri-sK-Td,  Tr1- 

L-NG 

sKt-NGl 

Train,  Trn1,  Trnd8,  Trn2-  ,  TransacVtion,  Tr'-sKshn 

NG 

Transact'or,  TrJ-sKtr 

Train'able,  Tr*-N-Bl 

Transalpine,  Tr^si-Pn 

Train'-band,  Trn*-Bnd 

Transan'imate,    Tr^Ns- 

Train'-bearer,  TrnVB-Kr 

N-M-T 

Train'er,  Tr'-Kr 

Transatlantic,     Tr'-Ns- 

Train'ing,  Trn2-NG 

T-Lnt-K   [Tri-stnt-K] 

Train'-oil,  Trn«-L 

Transcend',    Tr2-Ng-Nd, 

Traipse,  Tr*-Ps 

TrZ-Ns-N-Dd,    Tr2-Ns-Nd- 

Trait,  Trt»    • 

NG 

Trai'tor,  Trtr2 

Transcend'ence,       Tr*- 

Trai'toress,  Trtr«-S 

Ns-Nd-Ns 

Trai'torous,  Trtr2-S 

Transcend'ency,       Tr«- 

Trai'torously,  Trtr2-S-£ 

Ns-Nd-N-S 

Trai'torousness,     Trtr2-  Transcend'ent,    Tr*-Ns- 

8-Ns 

Nd  Nt 

Trai'tress,  Tr2-Trs 

Transcendent'al,      Tr«- 

Traject',  Tr2-J-Kt,  Tr*-J- 

Ns-Nd-Nt-L 

K-Td.Tr2-J-Kt-NG 

Transcendent'alism, 

Trajec'tion,  Tr2-J-Kshn 

Tr2-Ns-Nd-Nt  Lz-M 

Traiect'ory,  Tr2-J-K-Tr 

Transcendent'alist, 

Tralati'tion,  T^-i-Tshn 

Tr2-Ns-Nd-Nt-Lst 

Tralati'tious,      I^-L-I- 

Transcendent'ally, 

SHs 

Tr'-Ns-Nd-Nt-L 

Tralu'cent,  Tr»-is-Nt 

Transcend'ently,      Tr* 

Tram,  Tri-M 

Ns-Nd-Nt-L 

TRA 

Transcend'entness, 

Tr*-Ns-Nd-Nt-Ns 
Transcribe',      Tr^sK-B, 

Tri-sK-Bd,  Tr»-sK-B-NG. 

See  note  under  Trans-. 
Transcriber,  Tri-sK-Br 
Tran'script,  Tr^sK-Pt 
Transcrip'tion,  Tr3-sK- 

Pshn 
Transcrip'tively,  Ti^-sK 

-Pt-V-£ 
Transcur'sion,       Tr"-N- 

sKrzhn 
Transelementa'tion, 

Tr2-Ns-L-Mn-Tshn 
Tran'sept,  Tr>-Ns-Pt 
Transfer7,       Tr»-N8-F-R, 

TrS-Ns-F-fld,    Tr^-Ns-F- 

R-NG 

Trans'fer,  Tri-Ns-F-R 
Transferabil'ity,  Tr»-Ns- 

F-fl-BlT 
Transferable,  Tr»-Ns-F- 

R-B1 

Transferee',  Trs-Ns-F-.R 
Trans'ference,     Tri-Ns- 

F-flns 

Transferor,  Tr2-Ns-F-Rr 
Transfer'rible,    Tra-Ns- 

F-R-B1 
Transfiguration,  Tr*  Ns- 

F-Grshn 
Transfig'ure,    TrS-Ns-F- 

Gr,    Tr«-N8-F-Grd,    Tr«- 

Ns-F-Gr-NG 
Transfix',     Tr'-Ns-F-Ks, 

TrS-Ns-F-Kst,     Tr»-Ns-F- 

Ks-NG 
Transform',  Tr'-Ns-F-R- 

M,  Tri-Ns-F-R-Md,   Tr'- 

Ns-F-R-M-NG      [Tr»-Ns- 

F,     Tri-Ns-Fd,     Tr'-Ns- 

F(-)] 
Transforma'tion,     Tr»- 

Ns-F-R-Mshn      [Tr^-Ns- 

Fshn] 
Transform'ative,     Tr1  - 

Ns-F-R  Mt-V 
Transform'ing,    Tr'-Ns- 

F-R-M-NG    [Tr>-N8-F(-)] 
Transfuse',      Tr^-Ns-Fz, 

Tr3-Ns-Fzd,      Tr»-Ns-Fz- 

NG 
Transfus'ible,      Tr*-Ns- 

Fz-Bl 
Transfu'sion,     Tr»  -  Ns  - 

Fzhn 
Transgress',  Tr*-N-sGrs. 

Tr2-N-sGrst.  TrS-N-sGrs- 

KG      [Tr2-8Gs,  Tr«-sGst. 

Tr»-sGs-NG].     See   note 

under  Trans-. 
Transgres'sion,        Tr1  - 

sGshn 
Transgress'ive,  Tr'-sGs- 

V 

Transgress'or,  Tr'-sG-sR ! 
Tranship',  Trn3-SH-P 
Tranship'ment,       Trns- 

SH-P-Mnt  I 

12* 


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Transient,  Tr'-N-SHnt 
Tran'siently,       Tr1  -  N  - 

sam-L 
Tran'sientness,     Tri 

8Hnt-Ns 
Transil'ience,    Tr3  •  Ns  - 

Lns 
Transil'iency,     Tr^-Ns- 

Ln-S 

Transi're,  Tr'-Ns-K 
Tran'sit,  Tr'-Ns  T 
Transi'tion,  Trnssftns 
Transi'tional-ly, 

Trnsshn*-L 

Tran'sitive,  Tri-Ns-Tv 
Tran'sitively,  Tr'-Ns-T- 

VI 
Tran'sitorily,  Tri-Ns-T- 

Rl 
Tran'sitoriness,  Tri-Ns- 

T-B-Ns 

Tran'sitory,  Tr>-Ns-T-K 
Translat'able,     Tr2-sLt- 

Bl 
Translate',       TrS-N-s 

Tr^-N-sL-Td,  Tr«-N-sit- 

NG    [Tr2-aZ,t,  Tr^-sL-Td, 

Tr^-sit-NG] 

Transla'tion,  Tr^-sishn 
Transla'tive,  Tr2-s£t-V 
Translat'or,  Tr«-sLtr 
Translat'ory,  1r*-sLt-R 
Translit'erate,    TrS-Bit 

Rt 
Transloca'tion,    Tr2-si- 

Eshn 
Translu'cence,  TrS-sis 

Ns 
Translu'cency,  Ti3-sLs- 

N-S 

Translu'cent,  Tr'-sis-Nt 
Translu'cently,  Tr^-sLs- 

Nt-L 
Transmarine',     Tr*-8M- 

Rn 
Trans'migrant,  Tr>-sM- 

Grnt 
Trans'migrate,    Tr'-sM- 

Grt,  Tri-sM-Gr-Td,    Tr«- 

sM-Grt-NG 
Transmigra'tion,      Tra- 

sM-Grshn 
Trans'migrator,  TrJ-sM- 

Grtr 
Transmis'sible,        Tr3- 

sMs-B-L 
Transmis'sion,          Trs- 

sMshn 
Transmis'sive,          Tr»- 

sMs-V 
Transmit/,  Tr3-sMt,  TrS- 

sM-Td.  Tr«-8MtC) 
Transmit'tal,  Tr^-sM-Tl 
Transmit'ter,  Tr*-sMtr 
Transmit'tible,  TrS-sMt- 

Bl 
Transmut'able-y,     Tr3- 

sMt-Bl 
Transmut'ableness,  Tr3 

•sMt-Bl-Ns    r!Bs] 


TRA 

Transmuta'tion,  Tr2-sM- 

Tshn 
Transmute',       Tr3-sMt, 

Tri-sM-Td,  TrS-slItf) 
Transmut'er,  Tr^-sMtr 
Tran'som,  Tr'-sll 
Tran'som-window,  Tr1. 

sM-Wu-D 
Transpar'ence,     Tr'-sP- 

Kns 
Transparency,     Tr'-sP- 

Ru-S 

Transparent,  Tri-sP-.Knl 
Transparently,   Tr^sP- 

Rni-L 
Transpar'entness,    Tr1- 

sP-«nt-Ns 

Transjic'uous,  Tr3-sP-Ks 
Transpierce',  Tr^-sP-Ks, 

TrS-sP-Rst,       Tr3-sP-Bs- 

NG 
Transpir'able,  Tri-sP-S- 

Bl 
Transpira'tion,    Tr2-sP- 

Rshn 
Transpire',         Tr^sP-R, 

Tr^HP-Rd,  Tr^sP'/e -NG 
Transplace',   Tr--Ns-Pls, 

Tr2-NS-Plst,    Tr2-Ns-Pls- 

NG    [Trs2-Pls,  etc.].  See 

note  under  Trans-. 
Transplant',  Tri-Ns-Plnt, 

Tr!-Ns-Plu-Td,      Tr"'-Ns- 

Plnt-NG  [Trs'-Plnt, 

Trs'-Pln-Td,      Trsi-Plnt- 

NG 
Transplanta'tion,   Trs2- 

Pln-Tshn 
Transplant'er,         Trs1- 

Plntr 
Transplend'ent,  TrJ-Ns- 

Plnd-Nt 
Transport',    Tr2-Ns-P-Bt, 

Tr2-Ns-P-B-Td,     Tr2-Ns- 

P-7Jt-NG 

Trans'port,  Tr'-Ns-P-Kt 
Transport'able,  Tr--Ns- 

P-fit-Bl 
Transporta'tion,  Tr2-Ns- 

P-S-Tshn 
Transport'edly,  Tr2-Ns- 

P-K-Td-i 
Transport'er,    Tr2-Ns-P- 

«tr 
Transport'ing,     Tr2-Ns- 

P-Bt-NG 

Transpos'al,  Tr!-Xs-Pz-L 
Transpose',      Trl-Ns-Pz, 

Tr2-Ns-Pzd,      Tr2  Ns-Pz- 

NG      [Tr2-sPz,  Tr2-sPzd, 

TrS-sPz-NG] 
Transposi'tion,         Tr«- 

Pzshn 
Transposi'tional,     Ir3- 

sPzsftn-L 

Transship',  Trns3-SH-P 
Transshipment,   Trns3- 

SH  P-Mnt 
Transubstan'tiate,  Trv 

Ns-Bs-Tn-SHt 


TRA 

Transubstantia'tion, 

Tr2  -  Ns  -  Bs  -  Tn  -  SHshn 

[Tr^sB] 
Transuda'tion,  Tr«-Nns- 

Dshn 
Transude',  Tr^-Ns-D,  Tr8- 

Ns-Dd,  Tr^Ns-D-NG 
Transvec'tion,     Tr*-Ns- 

V-Kshn 
Transver'sal,    Tr'-Ns-V- 

Es-i 
Transverse',     Tr2-Ns-V- 

Rs 
Transvers'ly,    Tr*-Ns-V- 

Es-L 
Trap,  Tr»-P,   Tri-Pt,  Tr'- 

P-NG 
Trapan',  Tr'-Pn,  Tr'-Pnd, 

Tr'-Pn  NG 

Trapan'ner,  Tr'-P-Nr 
Trap'-door,  Tri-P-Dr 
Trapes,  Tr2-Ps 
Trapeze',  TrS-Pz 
Trape'ziform,  TrS-Pz-F- 

R-M 

Trape'zium,  T^-P-zM 
Trap'ezoid,  TrJ-Pz-D 
Trapezoid'al,    Tr>-Pz-D- 

L 

Trap'per,  Tr'-Pr 
Trap'pings,  Tr'-P-NGz 
Trap'pist,  Tr'-Pst 
Trap'-rocks, 
Traps,  Ti^-Ps 
Trash,  Tr'-SH 
Trash'y,  Tri-^H,  Tri-SHr, 

Iri-SHst 
Trass,  Trs1 
Traumaf  ic,  Tri-Mt-K 
Travail,  Tr>-Vl,  Tr»-Vld, 


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Travel,  Tri-Vl,  Tr>-Vld, 

Tr'-Vl-NG 
Traveled,  Tr^-Vld 
Traveler,  Tri-Vl-K 
Trav'ersable,  Tr'-Vrs-Bl 
Traverse,  ITI-VTS,  Tr1- 

Vrst,  Tri-Vrs-NG 
Traverser,  Tri-Vrs-B 
Travers-sailing,      Tri- 

Vrss-L-NG 

Trav'ertine,  TrJ-Vr-Tn 
Travesty,  Tr'-Vs-T,  Tr'- 

Vs-Td.  Tr«-Vs-T-NG 
Travis,  Tr'-Vs 
Trawl,  Tr'-L 
Trawl'er,  Tr'-L-B 
Trawl'-net,  Tru£-Nt 
Tray,  Tr» 

Treach'erous,  Tr^CHrs 
Treach'erously,       Trs  - 

CHr-si 
Treach'erousness,    Tr«- 

CHrs-Ns 
Treach'ery, 
Trea'cle,  Tr^-Kl 
Tread,      Trd*, 

Trd(-)* 

Tread'er,  Tr2-Dr 
Tread'le,  Tr»-Dl 


Tread'-mill, 
Trea'son,  Trz"-N 
Trea'sonable,  Trz^-N-Bl 
Trea'sonableness,  Trz»- 

N-Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Treas'ure,  Tr-ZHr,  Trs- 

ZHrd.  Tr*-ZHr-NG 
Treas'urer.  Tr^-ZHr-R 
Treas'ureship,  Tr'-ZHr- 

SH-P 
Treas'ure-trove,       Tr»- 

ZHr-Trv 

Treas'ury,  Tr2-ZHr 
Treat,  Trt3,  Tr^-Td,  Trt(-)1 
TreaVer,  Trtr3 
Trea'tise,  Tr3-Tz 
Treat'ment,  Trt«-Mnt 
Trea'ty,  Tr»-T 
Trea'ty-making, 

M-K.-NG 
Treb'le,  Tr^-Bl,  Tr«-Bld, 

Tr^-Bl-NG 
Treb'ly,  Tr^-Bl 
Treb'uchet, 
Tre'bucket,  Tr3-B-Kt 
Tree,  Tr3,  Tr«-D,  Tr»-NG 
Tree'-frog,  Tr«-Fr-a 
Tree'nail,  Tr»-Nl 
Tree'-toad,  Tr«  ITod 
Tre'foil,  TrS-Fl 
Treil'lage,  Tr«-Z,-J 
Trel'lis,  Tr*-is 
Trel'list,  Trz-Lst 
Trem'ble,  Tr2  M-B1.  Tr*- 

M-Bld,  TrS-M-Bl-NG 
Trem'bler,  Tr^-M-Bl-B 
Trem'blingly,  Tr2-M-Bl- 

NG1 
Tremen'dous,     Tr*-Mn- 

Ds 
Tremen'dously,  Tr*-Mn- 

T>-sL 
Tremen'dousness,    Tr*- 

Mn-Ds-Ns 

Trem'olite,  Tr«-M-Zt 
Tre'mor     or    Trem'or, 

Tr^orZ-M-R 

Trem'ulous,  Tr«-M-Ls 
Trem'ulously,      Tr»-M- 

LB-L 
Trem'ulousness,  Tr»-M- 

£s-Ns 
Trench,  Tr^-N-CH,   Tr»- 

N-CHt,  Tr»-N-CH-NG 
Trench'ant,  Tr*-N-CHnt 
Trench'er,  TrS-N-CHr 
Trench'erman,    Tr*  -  N  - 

CHr-Mn 
Trench'-plow,  Tr*-N-CH- 

PI 
Trend,    Trnd2,    Trn*-Dd. 

Trnd*-NG 

Tren'dle,  Trn2-D-L 
Tren'tal,  Trnt«-L 
Trepan',  Trl-Pn,  Tr'-Pnd, 

Tr'-Pn-NG 

Trepan'ner,  TrJ-P-Nr 
Trephine',  Trf!ar»-N 
Trepida'tion,      Tr*   P  - 

Dan 


TRI 

Tres'pass,   Tr=-sPs,   Tri 

sPst,  Tr2-sPs-NG 
Trespasser,  Tr'-cP-sR 
Tress,  Trs2 
Tres'tle,  Trs2-L 
Tres'tle-board,    Tr*-si- 

Brd 

Tres'tle-tree,  Trs-sL-Tr 
Tres'tle-work,     Tr2-sZr 

Wr-K 

Tret,  Trt2 
Trev'et,  Trv«-T 
Trey,  Tr2 
Tri'able,  Trl-Bl 
Tri'ableness,  T^-Bl-Ns 
Tri'ad,  Tr>-D 
Tri'al,  Tr^L 
Tri'angle,      Tr1  -  NG  -  Gl 

[Tr>-NGl] 
Tri'angled,    Tri-NG-Gld 

[Tr'-NGld] 
Trian'gular,  Tr'-NG-Gl-R 

[Tr>-NGlR] 
Trian'gulate,  Tr'-NG-Glt, 

Tri-NG-Gl-Td.      Tri-NG- 

Glt-NG    [T.-'-NGl-T,  etc.] 
Triangula'tipn,  Tr=-NG- 

Glshn     [Tr2-NGlshn] 
Tri'archy,  Tr'-B-K 
Tri'bal,  Tr'-Bl 
Triba'sic,  Tr2-B-sK 
Tribe,  Tr'-B 
Trib'let,  TrS-Blt 
Trib'olet,  Tr3-B  Lt 
Tribom'eter,  Tr^B-Mtr 
Tri'brach,  Tr'-Br-K 
Tribula'tion,  Tr2-Blshn 
Tribu'nal,  T^-B-Nl 
Trib'unary,  Tr"  B-Nr 
Trib'unate,  Tr^-B-N-T 
Trib'une,  TrS- 
Trib'uneship, 

8H-P 

Tribuni'tial,  T- 
Trib'utariness,  Tr«-Bt 

fl-Ns 

Trib'utary,  Tr3-Bt-B 
Trib'ute,  Tr3-Bt 
Trib'ute-money, 
M-N 
Trice,  Trs1 
Tricen'nial,  Trs2-N-L 
Tricen'tenary,     Trs*-K- 

T-Nr 

Trichi'na,  Tr»-K-N 
Tri'chord,  Tr'  Krd 
Trick,  Tr3-K,  Tr^-Kt,  TrS- 

K-NG 

Trick'ery,  TH-Kr 
Trick'ish,  Tr^-K-SH 
Trick'ishly,  'irz-K-Sm 
Trick'ishness,       TH-K- 

SH-Ns 

Trick'le,  Tr*  Kl 
Trick'ster,  Tr^-Kstr 
Trick'sy,  Tr»-K-S 
Trick'-track,  Tr^-K-Tr-K 
Trick'F,  Tr»-K 
Triclin'Jum,  T^-Kta-M 
Tri'color,  Tri-K-Z,r 


TR1 

Trioor'porate,      Tri-Kr- 

Prt 

Tricus'pid,  Tr*-Ks-Pd 
Tridac'tyl,  Tri-D-Kt-L 
Tridac'tylous,  Tri-D-Kt- 

LB 

Tri'dent,  Tr1  iDnt 
Tridenf  ate,  Tr2  iDn-Tt 
Trident'ated,    Tr2 ;  Dnt- 

Td 

Trident'ine,  Tr»;Dn-Tn 
Tried,  Trdi 
Trien'nial-ly,    Tr*-N-L. 

See  Eternal-ly. 
Tri'er,  Tr^B 
Tri'fallow,  Tr»-F-£,  Tri- 

F-L-D,  Tri-F-L-NG 
Tri'fld,  Trf  i-D 
Tri'fle,    Tri-Fl,    Tr^Fld, 

Tri-Fl-NG 
Tri'fler,  TrJ-Fl-R 
Tri'fling,  Tr»-Fl-NG 
Tri'flingly,  Tri-Fl-NGl 
Tri'flingness,  Tr»-Fl-NG- 

Ns 

Triflo'ral,  Tr*-Fl-fll 
Triflo'rous,  Tr2-Fl-.Ks 
Trifoliate,  Tr«-F-//t 
Trifo'liated,  Tr«-F-i-Td 
Trifo'lium,  Tr*-F-£rM 
Tri'form.  Tr^Fr-M 
Trig,  TrS-'G 
Trig'amy,  TrS-G-M 
Trig'ger,  Tr^-Gr 
Trigin'tal,  Tr^-Jnt-L 
Tri'glyph,  Tr»-Glf 
Triglyph'ic,  Tr3-Glf-K 
Triglyph'ical,   Tr«-Gl-F- 

El 

Tri'gon,  Tr^Gn 
Trig'onal,  TrS- 
Trigonomet'ric,  Tr2-Gn- 

Mtr-K 
Trigonomefrical-ly, 

Tr'-Gn-Mtr-Kl 
Trigonom'etry,   Tr'-Gn- 

M-Tr 

•Trig'onous,  Tr»-G-Ns 
Tri'graph,  Tri-Grf 
Trihe'dral,  T^-Hd-Kl 
Trihe'dron,  Tr»-Hd-fin 
Trij'ugous     or    Triju'- 

gous,  Trf-J-Gs 
Trilat'eral,  Tr]-Ltr-L 
Trilit'eral,  T^-itr-L 
TriU,  TrS-L,  Tr«-Ld,  Tr»- 

L-NG 

Trillion,  Tr3-Ln 
Trilo'bate,  TrS-i-Bt 
Tri'lobite,  Tr'-i-Bt 
Triloc'ular,  Tr!-Z,-Kl-B 
Tril'ogy,  Tr»-L-J 
Trim,  (a.)  Tr»-M,  Tr»-M- 

B,  T^-Mst 
Trim,  (v.)  Tr»-M,  Tr»-Md, 

Ti^-M-NG 

Trimea'ter,  Tr*-Mstr 
Trim'eter,  Tr»-Mtr 
Trimet'rical,  Tr»-Mtr-Kl 
Trim'ly,  Tr»-M-I, 


275 

Trim'mer,  Tr«-M-B 
Trim'ming,  Ti^-M-NG 
Trim'ness,  Tpt-M-Ns 
Tri'nal,  Tr>-Nl 
Trine,  Trni 
Trin'gle,  Tr«-NG-Gl 
Trinita'rian,  Tra-N-T-JBn 
Trinita'rianism,  Tr*-N- 


Trin'ity,  Tr3-N-T 
Trink'et,  TrS-NG-Kt 
Trink'etry,  Tr»-NG-K-Tr 
Trinoc'tial,  Tri-N-K-SHl 
Tri'olet,  Tri-Lt 
Trino'mial,  Tr^-N-Ml 
Tri'o,  Trior» 
Tri'or,  Tr»-B 
Trip,  Tra-P,  Tr«-Pt,  Tr«- 

P-NG 

Tripartite,  Tr*-Pr-Tt 
Triparti'tion,     Tr3  -  Pr  - 

Tshn 

Tripe,  Tr^-P 
Trip'edal,  Tr^-P-Dl 
Tripe'man,  Tr^P-Mn 
Triper'sonal,  Tr^-Prs-Nl 
Tripersonal'ity,  Tr^Prs- 

Nl-T 

Tripet'alous,  Tr2-Pt-is 
Trip'-hammer,  T^-P-H- 

Mr 
Triph'thong,      Trfs-TH- 

NG 
Triphthon'gal,  TrfJ-TH- 

NG-G1    [-NG1] 
Trip'le,   Tr»-Pl,  Tr»-Pld. 


Triplet,  Tr»-Plt 
Triplicate,  Tr»-Pl-Kt 
Triplication,       Tr»-Pl- 

Kshn 

Triplic'ity,  Tr'-Pla-T 
Tri'pod,  Tr'-Pd 
Trip'oli,  Tr«-P-£ 
Tri'pos,  Trl-Ps 
Trip'per,  Tr^-Pr 
Trip'ping,  Tr»-P-NG 
Trip'pingly,  Tr»-P-NGl 
Trip'tote,  T^-P-Tt 
Tri'reme,  Tri-B-M 
Trisag'ion,  Tr'-sG-N 
Trisect',  Tr^-sKt,  Tr*-sK.- 

Td.  Tr2-sKt-NG  - 
Trisec'tion,  Tr2-sKshn 
Tris'mus,  Tr3-sMs 
Trisul'cate,  Tr'-sL-K-T 
Trisyllabic,  Tri-si-B-K 
Trisyllab'ical,  Tr^si-B- 

Kl 

Trisyllable,  Tr<»-sL-B\ 
Trite,  Trti 
Tritely,  Trt'-i 
Trite'ness,  Trt>-Ns 
Tri'theism,  Tri-THz-M 
Tri'theist,  Ti-i-THst 
Tritheist'ic,       Tr»-THs- 

T-.. 
Tritheisfical,  Tr»-THs- 

T-K1 
Tri'tone,  Tr>-Tn 


TRO 

Trit'urable,  Tr'-CHr-Bl 
Trit'urate,  Trs-CHrt,  Tr3. 

CHr-Td.  Tr3-CHrt-NG 
Tritura'tion,  Tr2  CHrshn 
Tri'umph,  Tri -M-F,  Tr1- 

M-Ft.  Tr'-M-F-XG 
Triumph'al,  Tr--M-Fl 
Triumph'ant,  Tr2-M-Fnt 
Triumph'antly,    Tr2-M- 

Fnt-i 

Tri'umpher,  Tr'-M-Fr 
Trium'vir,  Tr^-M-Vr 
Trium'viral,  Tr2-M-Vr-L 
Trium'virate,  Tr2-M-Vrt 
Tri'une,  Tr'-Yn 
Triu'nity,  Tr»-Y-N-T 
Triv'et,  Trv^.T 
Triv'ial-ly,  Tr3-Vl 
Triviality,  Tr'-Vl-T 
Triv'ialness,  Tr^-V 
Triv'ium,  Tr3-v-M 
Tri'-weekly,  T^-W-Kl 
Troat,  Trt- 
Tro'car,  Tr2-Kr 
Trochaic,  Tr^-K-K 
Trocha'ical,  Tr2-K-Kl 
Tro'che,  Tr'-K 
Tro'chee,  Tr--K 
Tro'chil,  Tr2-Kl 
Trochillcs,  Tr'-Kl-Ks 
Tro'ching,  Tr^-K-NG 
Trochlea,  Tr'-K-i 
Trochleary,  Tr]-K-i-B 
Trod,  Tr!-D(Trdi) 
Trod'den,  Tr'-Dn 
Troglodyte,  Tr^Gl-Dt 
Troll,  Tr2-L,  Tr2-Ld,  Tr«- 

L-NG 

Troll'er,  Tr2-X-K 
Trollop,  Tr'-i-P 
Trom'bone,  Tri-M-Bn 
Tromp,  Tri-M-P 
Troop,  Tr3-P,  TrS-Pt,  Tr3- 

P-NG 

Troop'er,  TrS-Pr 
Trope,  Tr2-P 
Tro'phy,  Tr=-F 
Tropic,  Tr>-P-K 
Trop'ical-ly,  Tr»-P-Kl 
Troplst,  Tr^-Pst 
Tropologlc,     Tri-P-i-J- 

K 
Tropologlcal,  Tr^P-i-J- 

Kl 

Tropol'ogy,  Tr'-P-i-J 
Trot,  Trt>.  Tr'-Td,  Trt(-)1 
Troth,  Tr1  TH 
Trot'ter,  Trtri 
Trou'badour,  Tr3  B-Dr 
Trouble,  Tra-Bl,  Tr2-Bld, 

Tr2  Bl-NG 
Troubler,  Tr2-Bl-K 
Troublesome,  Tr2-Bl- 

sM 
Troublesomely,  Tra-Bl- 

sM-i 
Troublesomeness,  Tr2- 

Bl-sM-Ns 

Troublous,  Tr2-Bls 
Trough,  Trf1 


TRO 

Trounce,   Trns1,  Trnst>, 

Trnsi-NG 

Troun'cing,  Trngi-NG 
Troupe,  Tr8-P 
Trouse,  Trz' 
Trous'ers,  Tr*-zRz 
Trousseau',  Tr*-S 
Trout,  Trti 
Trout'ing,  TrtC)1 
Trout'-pond,  Trtf-Pnd 
Trout'-stream,  Trti-sTr- 

M 

Tro'ver,  Tr*-Vr 
Trow,  Tr* 
Trowel,  Tr'-L 
Trow'sers,  Tri-zRz 
Troy,  Tri 

Troy-weight,  Ti^-Wt 
Tru'ancy,  Tr»-N-S 
Tru'ant,  Trnt* 
Truce,  Trs3 
Truce'-breaker,  Tr»-sBr- 

Kr 
Truck.  Tr2-K,  Tr2-Kt,  Tr«- 

K  NG 

Truck'age,  Tr2-K-J 
Truck'er,  Tr2-Kr 
Truck'le,  Tr2-Kl,  Tr*-Kld, 

Tr2-Kl-NG 

Truck'le-bed,  Tr2-Kl-Bd 
Truck'ling,  Tr2-Kl-NG 
Truck'man,  Tr2-K-Mn 
Tru'culence,  Ir'-Klns 
Tru'culency,  Trs-Kln-S 
Tru'culent,  TrS-EInt 
Tru'culently,  Tr3-Klnt-Z 
Trudge,     Tr»-J,     TrWd, 

Tr»  J-NG 

True,  Tr\  TrVR,  Trsts 
True'-bill,  Tr3  B-L 
True'-blue,  Tr«-Bl 
True'-born,  TrS-B-fin 
True'-bred,  Tr»-Brd 
True'-hearted,  Tr»-.R-Td 
True'-heartedness,  Tr»- 

fi-Td-Ns 

True'love,  Tr3-£-V 
Truelove'-knot,    Tr*-L- 

V-Nt 

True'ness,  Tr*-Ns 
True'-penny,  Tra-P-N 
Truffle,  Trs-Fl 
Truffle-worm,     Tr*-Fl- 

Wr-M 

Trug,  Tr^-G 
Tru'ism,  Tr3-zM 
Trull,  Tr2-L 
Trulliza'tion,  Ir^-Lzshn 
Tru'ly,  Trt-L 
Trump,  Tr=-M-P,  Tr*-Mt, 

Tr2-M-P-NG 
Trump'ery,  T^-M-Pr 
Trum'pet,  Tr2-M-Pt.  Tr2- 

M-P  Td.   Tr«-M-Pt(-) 
Trump'eter,  Tr-M-Ptr 
Trunc'al,  Tr2-NG-Kl 
Trunc'ate,      TrZ-NO-Kt. 

TrS-NG-K-Td.  Tr«-NG-Kt- 

NG 
Trunc'ated,  Tr2-NG-K-Td 


276 

Trun  ca'tion,     Tr«  •  NG  - 

Eshn 

Trun'cheon,  Tr»-Nshn 
Trun'dle,  Trnd2-L,  Trnd2- 

Ld.  Trnd2-L-NG 
Trun'dle-bed,   Trnd'-L- 

Bd 

Trunk,  Tr2-NG-K 
Trunk'-hose,   Tr«-NG-K- 

Hz 

Trun'nel,  Tr*-Nl 
Trun'nion,  Trn^N 
Tru'sion,  Trzhn3 
Truss,  Trsa,  Trst2,    Trs8- 

NG 
Trust,      Trst*,     Trs2-Td, 

Trst2-NG 
Trustee',  Trs'-T 
Trust'er,  Trstr* 
Trust'ful,  Trs'-Fl 
Trust'ily,  Trs*-T-L 
Trust'iness,  Trsa-T-Ns 
Trust'less,  Trs2-T-is 
Trust'worthiness,     Trz- 

sWr-DH-Ns 
Trust'worthy,  Tr*-sWr- 

DH 
Trusf  y,  Trs*-T,  TrsS-T-E, 

Trs«-Tst 
Truth,    Tr«-TH      [Tr2— 

Written  in  second  posi- 
tion   to    distinguish     it 

from  JVtte.] 
Truth'ful-ly,    Tr»-TH-Fl 

[Tr«-Fl] 
Truth'fulness,    Tr3-TH- 

Fl-Ns     [Tr»:Fs] 
Truthless,  [Tr2-is] 
Truth'lessness,  [Tr*Si8] 
Truth'-speaking,     [Tr2- 

sPC)] 
Truth'-teller,     [Tr« !  T2- 

i-R] 

Try,  Tri,  Trd',  Tri-NG 
Trying,  Tri-NG 
Tryst,  Trst» 
Tub,   T»-B,    T2-Bd,   TS-B- 

NG 
Tube,  T'-B,   T»-Bd,  T3-B- 

NG 

Tu'ber,  T«-Br 
Tu'bercle,  T3-Br-Kl 
Tuber'cular,  T2-Br-Kl-R 
Tuber'culate,  T2-Br-Klt 
Tuber'culous,  T-Br-Kls 
Tube'rose,  T»-B-fiz 
Tuberos'ity,  T^Brs-T 
Tu'berous,  T3-Bra 
Tub'ing,  T3-B-NG 
Tub'-man,  T2-B-Mn 
Tub'-race,  T^-B-fis 
Tu'bular,  T«-B-i-R 
Tu'bulate,  T«-B-Zt 
Tu'bulated,  T»-B-i-Td 
Tu'bule,  T»-B-L 
Tubu'liform,    T»-B-i-F- 

B  M 

Tu'bulous,  T'-B-Ls 
Tuck,  T«-K,  T*-Kt,  T»-K- 

NG 


TUN 

Tuck'er,  T=-Kr 

Tuck'et,  T2-Kt 

Tues'day,  Tz«-D 

Tu'fa,  T"-F 

Tuff,  Tf2 

Tuffoon',  Tfs-N 

Tuft,    Tft2,  Tf»-Td,  Tit* 

NG 

Tuft'ed,  Tf2-Td 
Tuff-hunter,  Tft2-Hntr 
Tuft'y,  Tf2-T 
Tug,    T2-G,    T2-Gd    T«-G- 

NG 

Tug'ger,  T2-Gr 
Tug'gingly,  T^-G-NGl 
Tui'tion,  Tshn3 
Tui'tionary,  Tshn3-.R 
Tu'lip,  T3-/,-P 
Tulle,  T3-L 
Tum'ble,  T2-M-B1,  T2-M- 

Bld,  T2-M-B1-NG 
Tum'bler,  T2-M-B1-R 
Tum'brel,  T2-M-Br-L 
Tum'bril,  T2-M-Br-L 
Tumefac'tion,    T'-M-F- 

Esbn 
Tu'mefy,  T3-M-F,  T3-M- 

Fd.  T3-M  F-NG 
Tu'mid,  T3  Md 
Tumid'ity,  T3-Md-T 
Tu'midness,  T3-Md-Ns 
Tu'mor,  T3-M-R 
Tu'morous,  T3-M-fls 
Tump,  T2-M-P,  T*-Mt,  T4 

M-P-NG 

Tu'mular,  T3-M-i-R 
Tu'muli,  T3-M-i 
Tu'mulose,  T3-M-Ls 
Tu'mulous,  T3-M-is 
Tu'mult,  T3-M-Lt 
Tumult'uarily,  T2-M-Zt- 

R  L 
Tumult'uariness,  T2-M- 

Lt-R  Ns 

Tumult'uary,  T2-M-Zt-S 
Tumult'uous,  T«-M-i-Ts 
Tumult'uously,  T^M-Zi- 

T  sL 
Tumulfuousness,  T'-M- 

Tu'mulus,  Ts-M-Z,s 
Tun,  Tn2,  Tnd2.  Tn2-NG 
Tun'able,  T3-N-B1 
Tun'ableness,     T3-N  Bl- 

Ns    [Tn3!Bs] 
Tune,  Tns,  Tnd3,  Tn»-NG 
Tune'ful,  Tn3-F-L 
Tune'fully,  Tn3-F-I, 
Tune'less,  T3-Nls 
Tun'er,  T3-Nr 
Tung'sten,  T2-NGs-Tn 
Tu'nic,  T3-N-E 
Tu'nicle,  T3-?r-Kl 
Tun'ing-fork,     TnS-NG- 

F-R-E 
Tun'ing-hammer,    Tn*- 

NG-H-Mr 
Tun'nage,  Tn2-J 
Tun'nel,    T^-Nl,   T'-Nld, 

T2-N1-NG 


TUN 

Tun'neling,  T»-Nl-Nd 
Tun'ny,  X^-N 
Turban,  Tr2-Bn 
Turbary,  TrS-B 
Tur'bid,  Tr*-Bd 
Turbid'ity, 
Tur-bidly,  Tr^-Bd  L 
Tur'bidness,  Tr2-Bd-Ks 
Tur'binate,  Tr*-B-Nt 
Tur'binated,  Tr2-B-N-Td 
Turbina'tion,      Tr2  -  B  - 

Nshn 

Tur'bine,  Tr*-Bn 
Tur'bit,  Ti-a-Bt 
Tur'bot,  Tr2-Bt 
Tur'bulence,  Tr'-Blns 
Tur'bulent,  Tr2-Blnt 
Tur'bulently,  Tr2-Blnt-Z 
TuiVeism,  T*-Rsz-M 
Turcoman,  T3-.R-K-Mn 
Tureen',  T3-fin 
Turf,    T2-/if,    TS-fift,  T«- 


Turfiness,  T2-.R-F-Ns 
Turfy,  T2-.R-F,  T»-.B-F-R, 

T2-.R-Fst 

Tur'gent,  Tr»-Jnt 
Turges'cence,  Tr*-Js-Ns 
Turges'cency,  Tr^-Js-N- 

8 

Turges'cent,  Tr2-  Js-Nt 
Tur'gid,  Tr2-Jd 
Turgid'ity,  Tr3-Jd-T 
Tur'gidness,  Tr2-Jd-Ns 
Tur'key,  T2-«-K 
Tur'key-buzzard,  T2-.R- 

K-B-zRd 

Turk'ish,  T«-B-K-SH 
Turkois',  Tr]or«-Kz 
Turk's-head,    T2-JZ-K- 

sHd 

Tur'meric,  Tr2-M-«-K 
Tur'moil,  Tr2-M-£ 
Turn,  T2-/Jn,  T2-flnd,  T»- 

fin-NG.    See  Train,  etc. 
Turn'coat,  T'-ffn-Kt 
Turn'er,  T2-Kn-R 
Turn'ery,  T^-Rn-R 
Turn'ing,  T«-fin-NG 
Turn'ing-point,  T»-Bn 

NG-Pnt 

Tur'nip,  Tr2-N-P 
Turn'key,  'f*-Rn-X. 
Turn'-out,  T*-fin-T 
Turn'-over,  T*-.Rn-v-R 
Turn'pike,      Ta-Kn-P-K, 

T*-/Zn-P-Kt,    Ts-fin-P-K- 

NG 
Turn'pike-road,  T*-Kn- 

P-X-B-D 

Turn'sole,  T2-B-Ns-L 
Turn'spit,  T»-Rns-Pt 
Turn'stile,  T2-Rns-T-L 
Turn'-table,  T2-Bn-T-Bl 
Tur'pentine,  T2-/?-Pnt-N 
Tur'pitude,  T"-R  P-Td 
Turquois',  Tr'ar^-Kz 
Tur'rel,  T2-K1 
Tur'ret,  T2-«t 
Tur'reted.T^-B-Td 


277 

Turtle,  Tr»-Tl 
Tur'tle-dove,  Tr*-Tl-Dv 
Tur'tler,  Tr2-Tl-R 
Tus'can,  T2-sKn 
Tush,  T*-8H 
Tusk,  T*-sK 
Tusked,  T2-sKt 
Tusk'y,  T2-sK 
Tus'sle,  Ts*-L 
Tut,  Tt» 

Tu'telage,  Tt'-i-J 
Tu'telar,  Tt^-i-B 
Tu'telary,  Tt'-L-R 
Tu'tenag,  T3-T-N-G 
Tu'tor,  Ttr3,  Ttrd',  Ttr(-)8 
Tu'torage,  Ttr«-J 
Tu'toress,  T«-Trs 
Tuto'rial,  T*-T-.K1 
Tut'ti,  T»-T 
Tut'ty,  T*-T 
Twad'dle,  Tw>-Dl,   Tw>- 

Dld.Tw^Dl-NG 
Twad'dler,  Twi-Dl-B 
Twad'dy,  1wl-D 
Twain,  Twna 
Twang,    Twi-NG,    Tw1- 

NGd,  Twi-NG-NG 
'Twas,  Twzi 
Twat'tle,  Twi-Tl 
Tweak,   Tws-K,    Tw'-Kt, 

Tw3-K-NG 

Tweed,  Tw3-D  (Twd«) 
Twee'dle,  Tw»-Dl 
Tweeds,  Tws-Dz  (Twdz*) 
Twee'zers,  Tw3-zRz 
Twelfth,        Tw2-£-F-TH 

02TH) 
TwelftL'-night,    Tw»-£- 

F-TH-N-T(12TH!Nti) 
Twelve,  Tw2-L-v  (12) 
Twelve'month,    Tw*-£- 

V-M-N-TH  (12  M-N-TH2) 
Twelve'-pence,    Tw2-/,- 

V-Pns(12Pns2) 
Twelve'-penny,  Tw*-£- 

V-P-N  (12  P2-N) 
Twelve'score,  Tw»-£-Vs- 

K-R(12sK-R2) 
Twentieth,    Twn*-T-TH 

(20TH) 

Twen'ty,  Twn»-T  (20) 
Twen'ty-fold,     Iwn«-T- 

Fld  (20  F^-Ld) 
'Twere,  Tw»-R 
Twi'bil,  Twi-BI 
Twice,  Tws1 
Twice'-told,  Tws'-Tld 
Twid'dle,  Tw»-Dl 
Twi'fallow,       Twi-F-i- 

Twi-F-id,  TwJ-F-i-NG 
Twig,     Tw*-G,     Tw'-Gd, 

Tw»-G-NG 
Twig'gen,  Tw3-Gn 
Twig'gy,  Tw»-G 
Twi'light,  Tw>-Zt 
Twill,      Tw»-L,    Tw»-Ld, 

Tw3-L-NG 
Twin,  Twn* 
Twine,  Twn1,  Twnd1, 


TYP 

Twinge,    Twn'-J, 

Jd,  Twn8-J-NG 
Twink'le,       Tw3-NG-Kl, 

Tw^-NG-Kld,  Tw*-XG-Kl- 

NO 
Twink'ling,   Tw^-NG-Kl- 

NG 

Twin'ling,  Tw3-Nl  NG 
Twirl,   Tw^-JJl,   Tw^-TJld, 


Twist,    Twst3,     Tws'-Td, 

Twst3-NQ 
Twist'er,  Twstr* 
Twit,       Twt3,       Tw3-Td, 

Twt(-)3 
Twitch,     Tw3-CH,     Tw3- 

CHt,  Tw3-CH-NG 
Twitch'er,  Tw3-CHr 
Twitch'-grass,    Tw3-CH- 

Grs 
Twit'ter,  Twtrs,   Twtrd3. 

TwtrC)a 

Twit'tingly,  Twt^-NGl 
'Twixt,  Tws-Kst 
Two,  T3  (2) 
Two'-celled,  Ts3-Ld 
Two'-cleft,  T3  Klft 
Two'-edged,  T3-Jd 
Two-flowered,  T^-Fl-fld 
Two'fold,  Ta-Fld 
Two'-handed,  T3-Hn-Dd 
Two'-leaved,  T3-i-Vd 
Two'-legged,  Ta-£-G-D 
Two'-lobed,  T^-i-Bd 
Two'-masted,  T3-Ms-Td 
Two'-parted,  T3  Pr-Td 
Two'-pence,  T3or^-Pns 
Two'-penny,  T3or2-P-N 
Two'-petaled,  T3-Pt-Ld 
Two'-ply,  T3-P1 
Two'-seated.  Ts3-Td 
Two'-tipped,  T3-T-Pt 
'Twould,  Twd3 
Two'-valved,  T3-Vl-Vd 
Tychon'ic,  T'-K-N-K 
Tycoon',  T3-K.n 
Tying,  TJ-NG 
Tyke,  T'-K 
Tym'bal,T3-M-Bl 
Tym'pan,  T3  M-Pn 
Tym'panum,    T'-M-P-N- 

M 

Tym'pany,  T3-M-P-N 
Type,  Ti-P 
Type'-founder,      T»  -  P  - 

Fndr 
Type'-foundry,     T1  -  P  - 

Fnd-jR 

Type'-metal,  T'-P-Mt-/i 
Typhoid,  Tf '  -D 
Typhoon',  Tfs-N 
Typhus,  Ti-Fs 
Typ'ic,T3-P-K 
Typ'ical-ly,  T3-P-K1 
Typ'lcalness,  T»-P-Kl-Ns 
Typifica'tion,      T2-Pf- 

Kshn 

Typ'ifler,  T3-P-F-B 
Typ'ify,  T3-P-F,  T»-P-Fd, 

T'-P-F-NG 


TYP 

Typog'rapher,    T^P-Gr- 

Fr 
Typographic,   TJ-P-Grf- 

K 
Typographlcal-ly,   T1  - 

P-Gr-F-Kl 
Typog'raphy,     l^-P-Gr- 

F 

Tyr'anness,  T3-B-Ns 
Tyran'nic,  ^-.R-N-K 
Tyran'nical-ly,  Ti-JZ-N- 

Kl 

Tyran'nicide,  T!-.R-Ns-D 
Tyr'anize,    T3-K-Nz,   T»- 

fl-Nzd,  T3-^  -Nz-NG 
Tyr'annous,  T3-B-Ns 
Tyr'anny,  T3-.R-N 
Tyrant,  Ti-flnt 
Tyr'ian,  T3-jRn 
Ty'ro,  1l-R 
Tyrolese',  1*-R-Lz 
Tzar,  Z'-R 
Tzari'na,  Z^-K-N 


u. 


TJ,  the  twenty-first  letter 
of  the  Alphabet,  is  used  to 
represent  the  two  simple 
vowel -sounds  heard  in  cut, 
but,  full,  bull,  the  diph- 
thong sound  heard  in  tube, 
cute,  cure,  and,  at  the  begin  - 
ning  of  some  words,  the 
sounds  of  the  consonant  y 
and  o,  as  heard  in  wse  (yos). 
usual  (yo'zhoal).  These 
sounds  are  written  in  Pho- 
nography as  follows; 

M  in  cut — light  second- 
place  dash. 

M  in  full— light  third- 
place  dash. 

u  in  tube — v-ghaped  diph- 
thong-sign opening  to  the 
right. 

u  in  wse — the  stem  Y  and 
heavy  (but  in  unaccented 
syllables,     light)       third- 
place  dash. 
Ubi'ety,  Yi-B-T 
Ubiq'uitary,  Y3-B-Kw-T- 

R 
Ubiq/uitous,      Y3-B-Kw- 

Ts 

Ubiq'uity,  Y3-B-Kw-T 
Ud'der,  Dr2 
Udom'eter,Yd'-Mtr 
Ugliness,  Gl«-Ns 
Ug'ly,  Gl2,  G1-R2,  Glst» 
Ukase',  YS-KS 
Ul'cer,  £s3-R 
Ul'cerate,  Ls"-Rt,  Ls*-R- 

Td.  Zss-/ft-NG 
Ulcera'tion,  Ls^-Rstm 
Ul'cered, 


278 

Ul'oerous,  Lss-Rs 

Ul'cerousness,     Lsf-Ra- 
Ns 

Ule'ma,  L«-M 

Ulig'inous,  Yls-J-Ns 

Ullage,  LZ-J 

Ul'na,  IAN 

Ul'nar,  L2-Nr 

Ult.,  its 

Ulte'rior,  L*-T-R-R 

Ulte'riorly,  L*-T-R-Rl 

Ul'timate,  Lts-Mt,  Lta-M- 
Td,  Lts-MtC) 

Ul'timately,  Lt2-Mt-i 

Ul'tima    thule,    Ltz-M- 
TH-L 

Ultima'tion,  Lt^-Mshn 

Ultima'tum,  Lt»-Mt-M 

Ul'timo,  Lt«-M 

Ul'tra,  is-Tr 

Ul'traism,  i«-Tr-zM 

Ul'traist,  i«-Trst 

Ultramarine',    />3-Tr-M- 
Rn 

Ultramon'tane,     Z-'-Tr- 
Mnt-N 

Ultramon'tanism,      L1- 
Tr-Mut-Nz-M 

Ultramun'dane,    i'-Tr- 
Mn-Dn 

Ul'ulate,  Lt-Li 

Ulula'tion,  Z-2-ishn 

Um'bel,  M-B12 

Um'bellar,  M-B«-L-R 

Um'bellate,  M-B«-Z,t 

Um'bellated,  M-B2-£-Td 

Um'belet,  M-B^-it 

Um'belliferous, 
Rs 

Um'ber,  M-Bra 

Umbil'ic,  M-B13-K 

Umbil'ical,  M-B1»-K1 

Umbil'icate,  M-Bl3-Kt 

Umbil'icus,  M-Bls-Ks 

Um'bles,  M-Blz« 

Um'brage,  M-Bra- J 

Umbra'geous,  M-Br*-Js 

Umbra'geously,   M-Bra- 
J-si 

Umbra'geousness,     M- 
Br2-Js-Ns 

Umbrella,  M-Br«  L 

Umbrif  erous,  M-Brf3-fis 

Um'pirage,  M-Pr2-J 

Um'pire,  M-Pr2 

Um'pireship,  M-Pr2-/S£f- 
P    [iSH] 

Un-  is  a  negative  prefix 
that  enters  into  the  com- 
position of  a  vast  number  j 
of  words ;  but,  as  in  most 
instances  their  outlines; 
are  the  same  as  those  of 
the  primitive  words, 
with  merely  an  N-stem 
prefixed,  it  would  be  a 
waste  of  space  to  attempt 
to  give  them  all  in  this  | 
place.  As  a  rule  words 
only  are  given  that  are] 


UNA 

in     frequent    use,     and 
those     whose     outlines 
vary  from  the  outlines  of 
the  primitive  words.     In 
the   case   of  words  not 
found   here,    their    out- 
lines may  be  ascertained 
by  looking  up  the  words 
without  the  un  and  then 
prefixing  an    N-stem  to 
their  outlines. 
Unabashed',  N-B'-SHt 
Unabat'ed,  N-B^-Td 
Unabat'edly,  N-B2-Td-£ 
Unabbre'viated,  N-Br»- 

Y-Td 

Una'ble,  N-B1« 
Unabridged',  N-Br'-Jd 
Unac'cented,      N-Ks-N- 

Unaccept'able,       N-Ks- 

Pt2-Bl 
Unaccept'ed,     N-Ks-P*- 

Td 
Unaccom'modating,  N- 

Unaccom'panied,     N-K 

:P2-N-D 
Unaccom'plished,   N-K 

iPP-SHt 
Unaccount'able-y,  N-K- 

Nt-Bli 
Unaccount'ed,     N-K-N- 

Unaccus'tomed,     N-Ks- 

Unachieved',  N-CHvd' 
Unacknowl'edged,  N- 

K-Jdi 
Unacquaint'ed,   N-Kwn- 

Td2 

Unadjust'ed,  K-J'-sTd 
Unadorned',  N-D^^nd 
Unadulterated,  N-D*- 

it-^-Td 
Unadvis'able,    N-DJ-Vz- 

Bl 

Unadvised',  N-D^Vzd 
ti  nadvis'edly,  N-DJ-Vz- 

D-L 
Unadvis'edness,    N-D1- 

Vz-D-Ns 

Unaffect'ed,  N-F2-K-Td 
Unaid'ed,  N-Dd2 
Unalarmed',  N-ir'-Md 
Unallowable,  N-Z,»-B1 
Unalloyed',  N-L«-D 
Unalterable,  K-Ltr'-Bl 
Unal'tered,  N-ii-Trd 
Unambi'tious,    ^J-M-B3- 

SHs 

Una'miable,  N-M-B1» 
Unanimity,  Yn3-N-M-T 
Unanimous,  Yn^N-Ms 
Unanimously,      Yn'-N- 

Unannounced',      N'-N- 

Nst 
Unan'swerable-y,  N-Ns- 


UNA 

Unanswered,  N-Ns-.Rd 
Unappronch'able, 

Pr"-CH-Bl 
Unappropriated,  N-Pr 

Pr-Td 
Unapt'.  N-Pt* 

Unaptly,  N-l 

Unarmed',  N-Ri-Md 
Unashamed',  N-SHS-Md 
Unasked',  H-S>-Kt 
Unassailed',  N-Sld* 
Unassist'ed,  N-Ss3-Td 
Unassuming,      N- 

NG 
Unattempt'ed,  N-T2-M 

Td 

Unavailable,  N-V*-£-Bl 
Unavailing,  N-V-L-NG 
Unavaillngly,  N-V»-L 

NG1 
Unavoid'able-y,  N-V^-D 

Bl.    See  Inevitable. 
Unavoid'ableness, 

V'-DiBs 

Unaware',  N-Wr* 
Unawares',  N-Wrz1 
Unbaked',  N-B3-Kt 
Unbal'anced,  N-Blnst^ 
Unballasted, 

Td 

Unbar',  N-Bi-R 
Unbear'able,  N-B1-2Z-B1 
Unbecoming,  N-B*-K(-) 
Unbegot',  N-Bi-Gt 
Unbegot'ten,  N-Bi-Gt-N 
Unbeknown',  N-B»-Nn 
Unbelief,  N-B1P 
Unbeliever,  N-L». -». 
Unbelieving,  N-Blv«-NG 
Unbend',      N-Bnd«,     " 

Bn2-Dd,  N-Bnd«-NG 
Unbending,  N-Bnd«-NG 
Unbent',  N-Bnt« 
Unbi'as,    N-Bsi,    N-Bsti, 

N-Bs'-NG 

Unbid'den,  N-B«-Dn 
Unbind',      N-Bndi, 

Bnd«  NG 

Unbleached',  N-B1»-^^. 
Unblemished,  N-Bl"-M- 

sm 

Unblest',  N-Blst« 
Unblushing,   N-B1«-SH- 

NG 
Unblushlngly. 

8H-NG1 
Unbolt', . 

Unborn',  .. 

Unbo'som,  N-B^-zM 
Unbo'somer,  N-B»-zM-R 
Unbound',  N-Bndi 
Unbound'ed,  N-Bn'-Dd 
Unbraid',  N-Brd» 
Unbri'dled,  N-Br'-Dld 
Unbro'ken,  N-Br2-Kn 
Unbuc'kle,   N-B«-K1, 
BS-Kld.  N-B8-K1-NG 
Unbur'den,    N-B2-B-Dn, 
N-BS-S-Dnd,  " 
NG 


279 


.Rd 

Unbut'ton,  N-B»-Tn,  N 

Unconcern',  N'.sRn^ 

N 

B*-Tnd.  N-B*-Tn-NG 

Unconcerned',  N  isRnd* 

Uncalled',  Ni-Kld 

Unconcern''edly, 

Pr 

Uncared',  Ni-Krd 

NisKu^-D-L 

Unceas'ing,  N-Ss8-NG 
Unceremo'nious,   nsR- 

Uncondi'tional, 
NSDslmS-L 

M-Ns 
Unceremo'niously, 

Uncondi'tionally, 
NiDshii3-i 

Md 

nsR2-M-Ns-L 

Unconflned',  N  tFnd' 

Uncer'tain,  Ns-2Zt*-N 

Unconnect'ed,        NtK- 

Uncertainty,  Ns-^tz-N-T 

Td2 

1 

Unchain',  N-CHn* 

Unconnect'edly,    N!K- 

3-JI 

Unchange'able-y, 

Td2-i 

N-CH2-N-J-B1  [N-CH2-B1] 

Uncon'querable,  NiKr- 

-M 

Unchanged',    N-CH2-N- 

BU 

-Bl 

Jd    [N-CHd*] 
Unchar'itable-y, 

Uncon'scionable-y, 
N:SHi-X-Bl 

NG 

N-CHrti-Bl 

Uncon'scious,  KiSHs1 

-'-L 

Unchar'itableness, 

Uncon'sciously,  N  ISHs1 

N-CHrtMBa 

•L 

i-D 

Unchaste',  N-CHsts 

Uncon'sciousness, 

Unchas'tity,  N-CHi-sT 

Nt8Hsl-Ns 

N 

Unchris'tian,      N  -  E.rs  - 

Unconsol'ing,      N  is£3. 

CHnS 

NG 

Unchurch',  N-CHrS-CH 

Unconstitu'tional, 

Un'cia,  N-SH« 

N  i  stTshn3-L 

Un'cise,  N-SH» 

Unconstitutional'ity, 

ti 

Un'cial,  N-SH1* 

NIstTshn'-i-T 

•Ls 

LTn'ciform,  N-S2-Fr-M 

Unconstrained', 

Uncir'cumcised,     nsR2 

N!sTrnd2 

isZdornsRs2-Zd 

Unconsum'mated, 

Bl 

Uncircumcis'ion,   nsR 

NtsM-Td* 

i(') 

isZHn 

Uncontest'ed,      NiTs*- 

Uncir'cumscribed, 

Td 

t-N 

nsR2;sKr-Bd 

Uncontrol'lable-y, 

n 

[Jnciv'il,  Ns-VS-L 

NiTr2-Z-Bl 

Jnciv'ilized,  Ns-V^-Lzd 

Uncontrovert'ed, 

? 

Jncivilly,  Ns-V3-Z, 

NiTrv^-fi-Td 

NG 

Jnclasp',  N-Kls-pi 

Unconvened',  K  tVnd*  - 

N- 

Un'cle,  NG2-K1 

Unconvert'ed,  Js"  :  Vr^-Td 

Jnclean',  N»  Kin 

Unconvinced',      NiV3- 

NG 

Unclean'liness,     N2-K1- 

Nst 

Nl-Ns 

Uncooked',  N-K-K-T3 

sti, 

Unclean'ly,  N^-Kl-Nl 

Uncork',  N'-Kr-K,  N-Kr- 

Unclinch',  N-K1-N-CH3 

K-Ti.  Ni-Kr-K-KG 

Inclose',  N2-Klz 

Uncorrupt'ed,   N-Kr-P»- 

N- 

Jn'co,  NG2-K 

Td 

Uncock',  N>-K-K 

Uncount'ed,  N-Kn-Tdi 

:nt 

Uncocked',  N-K-K-Ti 

Uncouple,  N-K-Pia 

M- 

Uncoil',  N-K-L> 

Uncourt'eous,        N-Kr- 

Uncollect'ed,     N-K1-K- 

CHsz 

Tds 

Uncouth',  N-K-TH3 

m- 

Uncollect'ible,   N-K1-K- 

Uncouth'ly,  N-K-TH3-£ 

T2-B1 

Uncouth'ness,  N-K-TH'- 

312- 

Jncombed',  N^-K-Md 

Ns 

Jncombined',  N  SBnd1 
Uncomeat'able,      N-K- 

Uncov'er,  N-Kv-fls 
[Jnc'tion,  NGshn' 

Mt-BU 

Unctuos'ity,  NG-CHJ-sT 

Jncome'liness,      N*-K- 

Unct'uous,  NG-CHs8 

-R 

Ml-Ns 

Uncultivated,  N-Klt-V«- 

Jncome'ly,  N«-K-M1 

Td 

d 

Uncom'fortable-y,      N 

Uncul'ture,  N'-Kltr 

iFrt'-Bl 

Jncurbed',  N-Kr-Bd« 

L 

Jncommit'ted,  N  !Td» 

Jndam'aged,  N-Di-M-Jd 

Jncom'mon,  N1  :N 

Unda'ted,  N-DJ-Td 

K- 

Jncom'monly,  Ni;Nl 

Jndaunt'ed,  N-Dn^-Td 

Jncom'monness,  N>:N- 

Jndec'agon,  N  D=-K-Gn 

)n, 

Ns 

Jndeceive',  N-Ds3-V 

)n- 

Jncom'promising, 

Jndeceived',  N-Ds'-Vd 

NiPri-Mz-NG 

Undecid'ed,  K-Dsl-Dd 

UNO 

Undecipherable,  N-Ds1 

Fr-Bl 

Undefiled',  N-Dfi-Ld 
Undefined',  N-Dfi-Nd 
Undeni'able-y,   N-D^-N 

Bl 

Un'der,  Ndr2 
Underbid',  Ndr-Bd» 
Un'derbrush,     Ndr-Br*- 

8H 
Undercharge',         Ndr- 

CHr"-J  [-CH1] 
Un'derclothes,   Ndr-Kl- 

Un'dercoat,  Ndr*-Kt 
Un'dererust,  Ndr2-Krst 
Un'der-current,  Ndr2-K 

Rut 

Underdid',  Ndr-Dd3 
Underdo',  Ndr-D3,   Ndr- 

D3-NG 

Underdone',  Ndr-Dn* 
Underdrain',  Ndr-Drn* 
Underfoot',  Ndr-Ft3 
Undergo',  Ndr2-G,  Ndr2- 

G-NG 
Undergrad'uate,     Ndr- 

Gr-Jti 
Un'derground,       Ndr2- 

Grnd 
Un'dergrowth,   Ndr-Gr- 

TH2 

Un'derhand,  Ndr2-Hnd 
Un'derhanded,        Ndr- 

Hn-Dd2 
Underhung',     Ndr2(-H)- 

NG 

Un'derjaw,  Ndr-J* 
Underlain',  Ndr-Zna 
Underlay,  Ndr-Z2,  Ndr- 

Z2-D,  Ndr-Zz-NG 
Un'der-lease,  Ndr^Zs 
Underlet',  Ndr-Zt2 
Underlie',  Ndr-Zi,  Ndr- 

Zi-NG 

Underline',  Ndr-Zn' 
Un'derling,  Ndr-Z2-NG 
Un'derlip,  Ndr-Z2-P 
Underlying,  Ndr-Z»-NG 
Undermine',  Ndr'-Mn 
Undermin'er,  Ndri-M-Nr 
Un'dermost,  Ndr2-Mst 
Underneath',       Ndr-N- 

TH3 

Underpay',  Ndr-P* 
Underpin',  Ndr-Pn3 
Underpinning,        Ndr- 

Un'derplot,  Ndr-Plt' 
Underprop',  Ndr-Pri-P 
Underrate',  Ndr-7Jts 
Underrun',  Ndr-Bn2 
Underscore',  Ndrs-K-R2. 

Ndrs-K-«d2,    Ndrs-K-E2- 

NG 
Undersell',         Ndr-sZ5. 

Ndr-sZ2-NG 
Undersher'iff,  Ndr-SHr2- 

F 
Undershot',  Ndr-SHt» 


Undersign',        Ndrs'-N 

NdrsLNd,  Ndrsi-N-NG 
Undersized',  Ndrs-Zdi 
Undersold',  Ndr-sZz-D 
Understand',  Ndrs-Tnd' 

Ndrs-Tndi-NG 
Understanding,    Ndrs 

Understand'ingly,  Ndrs 

-Tndi-NG-L 

Understate',  Ndrs-Tt* 
Understated,     Ndrs  -  Ts 

•Td 
Understate'ment,  Ndrs- 

Tt2-Mnt 
Understood',     Ndrs-Td3 

[Ndrs-D3 — so  written    to 

distinguish,    from    Inter- 
ested.} 
Understrap'per,      Ndr- 

sTri-Pr 
Undertake',      Ndr-TJ-K, 

Ndr-T2-K-NG 
Undertaken,  Ndr-T^-Kn 
Undertaker,  Ndr-T2-Kr 
Undertaking,  Ndr-T2-K- 

NG 
Un'der-tenant,  Ndr2-Tn- 

Nt 

Un'der-tone,  Ndr2-Tn 
Undertook',  Ndr-T3-K 
Un'der-tow,  Ndr2-T 
Underval'ue,  Ndr-V>-Z 
Underwent',  Ndr-Wnt2 
Un'der-wood,  Ndr-Wd 
Underwork',     Ndr-Wr*- 

K,  Ndr-Wr-'-Kt,  Ndr-Wr2- 

K-NG 

Un'der-wprld,  Ndr2-J21d 
Underwrite',      Ndrl-fit. 

Ndr'-fit-NG 

Un'derwriter,  Ndr5-/2tr 
Undersign'ing,  Ndrsl-N- 

NG 
Undeserved',       N  -  D»  - 

Undeservedly,    N  -  D2  - 


Undeservingly,     N-DS- 

zK-V-NGl 

Undesigned',  N-Dsi-Nd 
Qndesir'able,  N-Di-zK-Bl 
Undetected,  N-Dt^-K-Td 
Undeter'mined,  N-DJ- 

Tr-Mnd 
Undeveloped,  N-D2-V1- 

Pt    [N-Dv2-Pt] 
Undid',  N-Dd' 
Undigested,  N-D2-J-sTd 
Undigest'ible,     N-D2-Js- 

Bl 
Undig'nifled,  N-D3-G-N- 

Fd 

Undiluted,  N-DS-Z-Td 
Undimmed',  N-D»-Md 
Undine',  N-Dn3 
Undiscern'ib]  e,    N  -  Da 

zRn-B(-L) 
Undis'ciplined, 

Plnd 


UNE 

Undiscovered,    N  -  D*  ^ 

sKv-fid  • 

Undisputed,  N-D3-sP-Td 

Undissolved',     N-D'-zZ- 

Vd 
Undisturbed',     N-Dstr*. 

Bd 

Undivided,  N-Dvi-Dd 
Undo',  N-D3,  N-D3-NG 
Undock',  N-DJ-K. 
Uudo'er,  N-D^-R 
Undone7,  N-Dn2 
Undoubf  ed,  Ivd-Td* 
Undoubtedly,  Nd-Tdi-i 
Undreamt',  N-Drs-Mt 
Undress',  N-Drs" 
Un'dress,  N-Drs2 
Undue',  N-D3 
Un'dulate,   N-D2-Zt,    N- 

DS-Z-Td,  N-D2-it-NG 
Undula'tion,  N-D2-Zshn 
Un'dulatory,  N-D*-zt-B 
Undu'ly,  N-C3-Z 
Undu'tiful-ly,      N-D3-T- 

Fl 

Undying,  N-Di-NG 
Unearth',    N-.R2-TH,    N- 

R--THt,        N--K2-TH-NG 

(Nr-TH2,    Nr-THt*,     Nr- 

Tfl2  NG) 
Unearth'ly,    N-JZ2-TH-Z 

(Nr-TH2-Z) 
Unea'sily,  N-ZP 
Unea'siness,  N-Z3-Ns 
Unea'sy,  N-Z3 
Uned'ucated,  N-D=-K-Td 
UnefTect'ed,  N-F2-K-Td 
Unembar'rassed,    N-M- 

Brsti 

Unemployed',  N-M-Pldi 
Unend'ing,  N--Nd-NG 
Unendorsed',  N-N-Drsti 
Unendur'able,  N-N-Dr3- 

Bl 
Unendur'ing,    N-N-Dr»- 

NG 
Unenlightened,    N-N1- 

Tndi 

Unen'viable,  N-N-V»-B1 
[Jne'qual,  N-Kw-L3 
Jne'qualled,  N-Kw-Lda 
Jne'qually,  N-Kw-Z^ 
[Jnequiv'ocal-ly,  N-Kw- 

V«-K1 

Jnerr'ing,  N-E2-NG 
Unerr'ingly,  N-R2-NG1 
Unessential,  N-S2-N-SH1 

[N-Sn2] 

Jne'ven,  N-Vn3 
Jne'venly,  N-V3-N1  . 

Jne'venness,  N-Vn^-Na 
Unexag'gerated,  N-K- 

sJrJ-Td 
Unexam'pled,    N-K-sM- 

Pld» 

Jnexcelled',  N-Ks-Ld* 
Jnexcep'tionable,     N- 

Ks-PshnJ-B(-L) 
Unexcep'tionably,     N« 

Ks-Pslm2-B(-Z) 


UNE 

Unexpected,  N-Ks-P*-K 

Td 
Unexpectedly,  N-Ks-P8- 

K-Td-/y 

Unexplained',     N-Ks 

Plnd« 
Unexplored',    N-Ks-Pl*- 

Bd 

Unfad'ed,  N-F*-Dd 
Unfail'ing,  N-F2-L-NG 
Unfair',  N-F'-R 
Unfairly,  N-Fi-R-L 
Unfair'ness,  N-Fi-R-N 
Unfaith'ful-ly,  N-F«-TH- 

Fl 
Unfaithfulness,     N-F»- 

THiFs 
Unfal'tering,     N-F>-Ltr 

NG 
Unfalteringly,  N-F'-Ltr- 

NG1 
Unfamil'iar, 

[N-FS-M] 
Unfas'ten,  N-Fs'-N,     N- 

Fsi-Nd,  N-Fsi-N-NG 
Unfath'omable,   N-F>- 

DH-M-Bl 
Unfath'omed,  N-F«-DH- 

Md 
Unfa' vorable-y ,    N  -  F»  - 

Vr-Bl 

Unfeel'ing.  N-F'-L-NG 
Unfeel'ingly,  N-FS-L- 

NG1 

Unfeigned',  N-Fnd« 
'  Unfeign'edly,   N-F2-Nd- 

L 
Unfeign'edness,     N-F«- 

Nd-Ns 

Unfelt',  N-F2-Lt 
Unfet'ter,   N-Ftr*,  G-F»- 

Trd.  N-Ftr2-NG 
Unflllal,  N-F3-L-£ 
Unfinished,  N-Fn»-Sflt 
Unfit',    N-Ft3,    N-F^-Td, 

N-Ft3-NG 
Unflt'ly,  N-Ft'-Z 
Unfit'ness,  N-Ft»-Ns 
Unfix',  N-F3-Ks 
Unfledged',  N-Fl»-Jd 
Unflinching,     N-F1«-N- 

CH  NG 
Unfold',    N-F*-Ld.   N-F»- 

/,-Dd.  N  F'-'-Ld-NG 
Unforbid'den,     N-F»-B- 

Dn 
Unforeseen',   N-F'-Rs-N 

[N-Fss-K] 

Unforgiven,  N-F»;G' 
Unforgiving,  N-F*iGo* 
Unformed',    N-F^R-Md 

[N-Fd>] 
Unfort'unate,  N-Fr»-CH- 

Nt 
Unfort'unately,    N-Fri- 

CH-Nt-L, 
Unfort'unateness,      N  - 

FrVCH  Nt-Na 
Unfound',  N-Fndi 
Unfound'ed,  N-F>-N-Dd 


281 

Unfre'quent,       N  -  Fr*  - 

Kwnt 
Unfrequenf  ed,  N  -  Fr«  - 

Kwn-Td 
Unfrequently,   N-Fr3- 

Kwnt-L 
Unfriend'ed,     N-Fr'-N 

Dd 
Unfriendliness,        N  - 

Frnd»-Z,-Ns 

Unfriendly,  N-FrndZ-X, 
Unfruit/ful,  N-Frt*-Fl 
Unfruiffulness,    N-Frt« 

SFs 
Unfurl',  N-FZ-ffl,    N-F»- 

flld,  N  F2-JZ1-NG 
Unfur'nish,  J$-Frn*-SH 
Unfurnished,     N-Frn2- 

sm 
Ungainliness,  Na-G-Nl- 

Ns 

Ungainly,  N*-G-N1 
Ungallant,  N-G-Lnt» 
Ungen'erous,  N-J*-Nrs 
Ungen'erously,       N-JZ- 

Nrs-L 
Ungen'tlemanly,  N-Jnt»- 

L-M-N1     [N-Jnt2ii] 
Ungird',    N*-Grd,    N-Gr- 

Dd2,  N2-Grd-NG 
Ungloved',  N*-Glvd 
Unglue',  N3-G1 
Ungodliness,    N-Gd-i1- 

Ns 

Ungodly,  N-Gd-i« 
Ungov'ernable,     N-Gv- 

fln2-B-L    [N-Gv-B2J 
Ungrace'ful,  N-Grs-FZ-L 
Ungrace'fully,  N-Grs-F2- 

L 

Ungra'cious,  N-Gr-SHs* 
Ungra'ciously,     N  -  Gr  - 

8Hs2-i 
Ungrammafical-ly,  N1- 

Gr-Mt-Kl 
Ungrate'ful-ly,      N-Grt- 

Ungrate'fulness,  N-Grt- 

Fiz-Ns    [N2-GrtSFs] 
tJnground'ed,  N-Grn-Dd1 
Dn'gual,  N-Gw-L3 
CTnguard'ed,  N-Gr-Dd' 
Unguard'edly,  N-Gr-Dd1- 

L 

Un'guent,  NG4-Gwnt 
Unguic'ular,      N-Gw-K- 

Lr* 
Unguic'ulate,    N-Gw-K- 

Unguic'ulated,  N-Gw-K- 

L'-Td 

Un'gulate,  N-G-Lt« 
Unhallow,  N-H-H 
Unhandily,  N-Hn-Di-Z, 
Unhan'dled,  N-Hnd-Ldi 
Unhand'some,  N^Hnds- 

M 
Unhand'somely,  N-Hns- 

M-H 
Unhand'y,  N-Hn-D1 


UNI 

Unhap'pily,  w-pi-i 
Unhap'piness,  N-P'-Ns 
Unhap'py,  N-P' 
Unharmed',  Ni-Hr-Md 
Unharmo'nious,   N«-Hr- 

M-Ns 
Unhar'ness,     N^-Hr-Ns, 

N'-Hr-Nst,  Ni-Hr-Ns-NG 
Unhealth'fulness,     [N- 


Unhealthily, 

TH-i] 
Unhealth'iness, 

TH-Ns] 
Unhealth'y,  [N-/,2-TH] 
Unheard',  N^-Hrd 
Unheed'ed,  N-H-Dd* 
Unhesitatingly,    N-Hz- 

Tt'-NGl 
Unhin'dered,      N-Hnd- 

Rd« 

Unhinge',  N-H-N-J' 
Unhinged',  N-H-N-Jds 
Unhitch',  N-H-CH' 
Unho'liness,  N-H-I-'-Ns 
Unho'ly,  N-H-i2 
Unhon'ored,  Ni-Nrd 
Unhook',  N3-H-K,  N3-H- 

Kt.  N3-H-K-NG 
Unhoped',  N-Pt^ 
Unhorse',  N'-Hrs 
Unhouse',  N'-Hz 
Unhous'eld,  N-Hz-td* 
Unhung',  N2-H-NG 
Unhurt',  N^.Hrt 
Unhurt'ful-ly,  N-Hrt-Fl» 
U'nicorn,  Y^-N-Km 
Unification,         Y2-N-F- 

Kshn 
U'niform,       Yn3-F-R-M 

[Yn3-F] 
Uniform'ity,  Yni-F-R-M- 

T    [Yni-F-T] 
U'niformly,    Yn*-F-R-M- 

L    [Yn3-F-iJ 
U'nify,  Y3-N-F,  Y'-N-Fd, 

Y3-N-F-NG 
Unimpeach'able,    N-M- 

ps-CH-Bl 
Unimped'ed,      N-M-P3- 

Dd 
Unimpor'tant.        [N-M- 

Prt'] 
Unimproved',         N-M- 

Prvd» 
Unin'fluenced,       [N-N- 

Fst»] 

Uninformed',  [N-N-Fd1] 
Uninhabitable,      N-N- 

Bt'-Bl 
Uninhabited,     N-N-B»- 

Td 
Unini'tiated,     N-N-SH«- 

Td 
Uninspired',      N-Ns-P1- 

Rd 
Uninstruct'ed,        N-N- 

RTr!-K-Td 
Unintelligible,    [N-Nt- 


UNI                                   282                               UNP 

Unintend'ed,      N-Nt-N- 

Unkindly,  N-Knd-Z' 

Unmask',  N'-Ms-K 

Dd* 

Unkind'ness,  N'-Knd-Ns 

Unmeaning,  N8-Mn-NG 

Uninten'tional-ly,      N- 

Unking'ly,  N»-K-NG1 

Unmen'tionable,    N-M- 

Nt-Nshn-Z* 

Unknit',  N»-Nt.  N-N-Td8, 

Nshn-B2-L 

Unin'terested,     N-Ntrs- 

N«-Nt-NG 

Unmen'tioned,    N-M-N- 

Td3 

Unknowable,  N-N-B1* 

SHnd« 

Unin'teresting,          N8- 

Unknown',  N2-Nn 

Unmer'ciful-ly,  N-M-.R*- 

Ntrst(-) 

Unlace',    N-Zs2,    N-Zst2, 

S-F1 

Uninterrupted,    N-Ntr- 

Unmercifulness,  N-M- 

•p*-Td 

Unlade',  N-Za^D,  N-Za«- 

«2-S-Fl-Ns    [IFs] 

Union,  Yn'-N 

Dd  N-Za2-D-NG 

Unmerited,  N-M-fi»-Td 

Unionist,  Yns-Nst 

Unla'dylike,  N-Z»-D-Z-K 

Unmind'ful,        N-Mnd- 

Union-jack,  Yn3-N-J-K 

Unlamen'ted,  N-L2-Mn- 

F'-L 

Unip'arous,  Y3-N-Prs 

Td 

Unmistak'able,     N-Ms- 

U'niped,  Y^-N-Pd 

Unlash',  N-Z^-SH 

T2-K-B1    [N-Ms-K-Bl2] 

Uniper'sonal,  Yz-N-Prs- 

Unlatch',  N-Zi-CH,  N-Z>- 

Unmodified,  N-Md-Ffli 

Nl 

CHt,    N-Zi-CH-NG     (Nl-  i  Unmoor',  N3-Mr 

Unique',  Y3-N-K 

CH»,     Nl-CHt»,     N1-CH»- 

Unmoved',  N-M-Vd> 

Unira'diated,      Y2-N-.R- 

NG) 

Unmuf'fle,  N-M-F1* 

D-Td 

Unlaw'ful-ly,  N-Z'-Fl 

Unmuz'zle,  N-Mz-Zs 

Unise'rial,  Y3-Ns-.R-L 

Unlawfulness,  N-Z'-Fl- 

Unnat'ural-ly,  N-Nt-ffli. 

U'nison,  Y3-Ns-N 

Ns    [iFs] 

See  note  under  lllauda- 

Unis'onance,  Y8-Ns-Nns 

Unlay',  N-Z» 

ble. 

Unis'onant,  Ys-Ns-Nnt 

Unlearn',  N-Zrn2 

Unnavlgable,  N-N-V«-G- 

Unis'onous,  Y8-Ns-Ns 

Unlearned',  N-Zrnd» 

Bl 

U'nit,  Y3-N-T 

Unleavened,    N-ZS-Vnd 

Unnec'essarily,    N-Nss- 

Unita'rian,      Y8-N-T-fin 

(Nl-Vnd2) 

«12 

(  YntVHn  ) 

Unless',  Nls2 

Unnec'essariness,      N- 

Unita'rianism,    Y*-N-T- 

Unlet'tered,  N-Z»-Trd 

Nss-fi--Ns 

flnz-M  (Ynt2-.Rnz-M) 
U'nitary,  Y»-N-T-fi 

Unlike',  Nl'-K 
Unlikelihood,     Nil-Ki- 

Unnec'essary, N-Nss-fi* 
Unneigh'borly,       N-N- 

Unite',  Yl-N-T,   Yi-N-Td, 

nd 

Br2-Z 

Y'-Nt-NG 

Unlikely,  NU-K1 

Unnerve',  N-Nr-V* 

Unit'edly,  Yi-N-Td-Z 

Unlike'ness,  NP-K-Ns 

Unno'ticed,  N-N-Tst* 

Unit'er,  Y«-Ntr 

Unlim'ber,     N-L8-M-Br, 

Unnum'bered,     N-N-M- 

U'nitive,  Y8-N-Tv 

N-Ls-M-Brd,  N-L8-M-Br- 

Brd*     [N-Brd2] 

U'nity,  Y3-N-T 

NG 

Unobserved',  N-B»-zflvd 

U'nivalve,  Yns-V-Z-V 

Unlimited,  N-IAM-Td 

Unobtru'sive,          N-B- 

U'nivalved,  Yns-V-Z-Vd 

Unload,  N-Z»-D,  N-Z2-Dd, 

Trs3-V 

Univalv'ular,     YnW-Z- 

N-Z'-D-NG 

Unoc'cupied,  N-K-Pd1 

VI  R 

Unlock',    N-Zi  K,    N-Zi- 

Unoffl'cial,  N-F*  SHI 

Univers'al,     Yn2-V-Hs-Z 

K-T,    N-Zi-K-NG  (N1»-K, 

Uno'pened,  N-Pnd2 

[Yn2-Vs-L] 

etc.) 

Unostenta'tious,  N-St»- 

Univers'alise,  Yn^-V-Rs- 

Unloose',  N-Zs8 

Nt-SHs 

Zz 

Unloos'en,  N-Zss-N 

Unpaclfied,  N-Ps'-Fd 

Dnivers'alism,      YnZ-V- 

Unloveliness,  N-Z*-V1- 

Unpack',  N-P'-K 

Rs-Zz-M     [Yn»-Vz-M] 

Ns 

Unpal'atable,  N-PJ-Zt-Bl 

Cmvers'alist,  Yn*-V-Rs- 

Unlovely,  N-Z2-V1 

Unparalleled,   N-P'-fil- 

Zst    [YnJ-Vs-Lst] 

Unluckily,  N-Z2-K1 

Ld 

Universality,  Yni-V-Rs- 

Unlucklness,     N-Z'-K- 

Unpardonable,  N-P>-.R- 

Z-T 

Ns 

Dn-B(-L) 

Univers'ally,  Yn2-V-Rs- 

Unluck'y,  N-Z2-K 

Unparliament'ary,     N- 

Z     [Yn2-Vs-L] 

Unmade',  N2-Md 

Pr*  Z-Mnt-fl 

U'nivers,  Yn^-V-Rs  [Yn8- 

Unmake',  N2-M-K,  N2-M- 

Unperceived',     N-Prss- 

Vs] 

K-NG 

Vd 

Univer'sity,  Yns-V-Rs-T 

Unmal'leable,  N-M-Zi-Bl 

Unphilosophlcal-ly,  N- 

[Yn2-Vs-T] 

Unman',  N'-Mn,  N'-Mnd, 

Flsi-F-Kl 

Univ'ocal-ly,  Yns-V-Kl 

Ni-Mn-NG 

Unpin',  N-Pus 

Unjoint,  N-Jnti 

Unmanageable,  N-M-N-  j  Unpi'tied,  N-P8-Td 

Unqoinf  ed,  N-J»-N-Td 

Ji-Bl 

Unpleas'ant,  N-Plz*-Nt 

Uniudged',  N-  J2-J-D 

Unman'liness,  N^M-Nl- 

Unpleas'antly,     N-Plz«- 

Unjust',  N-  Jst« 

Ns 

Nt  L 

Unjustlfiable-y,  N-Js2- 

Unmanly,  N^-M-Nl 

Unpleas'antness,        N- 

F-B1 

Unman'nerly,         N-M- 

Plz2-Nt-Ns 

Unjus'tified,  N-Js2-Fd 

Nr-Li 

Unpop'ular,       N-Pi-P 

Unjustly,  N-J»-sZ 
Unken'nel,  N*-K-N1 

Unmarked',  NJ-Mr-Kt 
Unmarketable,  N-M-B1- 

(-Z-R) 
Unpopularity,    N-P'-P. 

Unkind',  N'-Knd 

Kt-Bl 

Z-flt 

Unkind'liness,     N-Knd- 

Unmar'riageable,  N-M- 

Unprec'edented,        N- 

Z'-Ns 

£1-J-B1 

Prs2-Dn-Td 

UNP                               283                               UNV 

Unprec'edentedly,     N- 

TJnsafe',  Ns-F« 

Unsports'manlike, 

Prs^'Dn-Tcl-Jj 

Unsaid',  Ns-D* 

nsi*rt^-s5Iii-Z/-  K. 

Unprej'udiced,     N-Pr*- 

Unsanc'tified,    Ns-KGt- 

Unspot'ted,  Ns  P'-Td 

Jd-St 

Fdi 

Unsta'ble,  Ns-T-'-Bl 

Unpremeditated,      K  - 

Unsanc'tioned,         Ns1- 

Unstates'manlike,     Ni- 

Pr^-Md-T-Td 

NGshnd 

Tt2-sMn-L-K 

Unpretending,     N-Pr*- 

Tnd-NG 

dnsa'ted,  Ns-Td* 
Unsatisfac'torily,    [Ns- 

Unsteadily,  Ns-T2-D-/i 
Unsteadiness,  Ns-xs-D- 

Unpretendingly,       N- 

fl-sR-L^ 

Ns 

Pr*-Tnd-NG-L 

Unsatisfac'tory,  [Ns-T1- 

Unstead'y,  Ns-T^  D 

Unprin'cipled,      N-Pr3- 

lA] 

Unstock',  Ns-T'-K 

Ns-P-Ld    [N-Pr^tD] 

Unsafisfied,  Ns-Ts'-Fd 

Unstop',  Ns-T1-? 

Unproduc'tive,     N-Pr»- 

Unsatisfying,  Ns-Ts"-F- 

Unstring',         nsTr3-XG, 

D-Kt-V 

NG 

usTr3-N(j-NG 

Unprofes'sional-ly,    N- 

Unsa'vory,  Ns-V«-K 

Unstrung',  nsTr2-NG 

Pr*-Fshn-£ 

Unsay',   N-S«,  Ns-D2,    N- 

Unsuccess'ful,     Ns-Kss- 

Unprofitable-y,  N-Pr1- 

S*NG 

F-  L 

Ft-Bl  [N-Prfti-B] 

Unscathed',  Ns-K-THt' 

Unsuit'able-y,  Ns-T3-Bl 

Unpromising,       N-Pr1- 

Unscientific,     N-S3-Nt- 

Unsullied,  N-si--U 

Ms-NG 

F-K 

Unsung',  Nss-XG 

Unpros'perous,     N-Pr1- 

Unscrew',    N3-sKr,     N3- 

Unsuspected,      Nss-pz- 

sPrs 

sKrd.  N3-sKr-NG 

K-Td 

Unproved',  N-Prvd3 

Unscrupulous,       nsKr- 

Unsuspi'cious,      Xss-PJ- 

Unprovoked',  N-Prv«-Kt 

Pls3 

sm 

Unqualified,    N-Kw-L1- 

Unseal',  Ns-L3 

Unswear',     N-sWi-i,     N- 

Fd    [N-Kw-Fd1] 

Unsearch'able,     Ns-fi2- 

sWr'-NG 

Unquench'able-y,      N  - 

CH-B1 

Unsv/ore',  N-sWr! 

Kw-N-CH2-Bl 

Unsea'sonable-y,  Nsz-N- 

Untan'gle,      N-T'-NG-Gl 

Unques'tionable-y,    N- 

Bls 

[-NG1] 

Kw§2-CH-N-Bl       [N-Kw- 

Unseat',  Ns-T3,   Ns-Td3, 

Untaught',  X-Tti 

Bl2] 

Ks-T3-NG 

Unteach',  N-Ta-CH 

Unqui'et,  N-Kw-T1 

Unsea'  worthy,  N-S3-Wr- 

Unthinking,  N-THuS-K- 

Unqui'etness,  N-Kw-T1- 

DH 

NG    [N-TH(-)3] 

Ns 

Unseemly,  nsM-i3 

Unthread',  N-THrd= 

Unra'tional,  T3-Rshnl-L 

Unseen',  Ns3-N 

Unthrift',  Nthr^-Ft 

Unrav'el,  N-jRi-V-L 

Unselfish,     N-sL^-F-SH 

Unthriftlly,    Xthr-F3-T- 

Unread'y,  N-.R2-D 

[us»-SH] 

L 

Unre'al,  N-fll3 

Unset'tle,    Ns-TS-L,    Ns- 

Unthrifty,  Nthr-F3-T 

Unrea'sonable-y,  N-Bz3- 

T2-Ld,  Ns-T-'-L-NG            1  Unti'dy,  N-Ti-D 

N-B1 

Unsex',  Ns^-Ks,   Ns2-Kst, 

Untie',  N-T1,  N-Td1,  N-T1- 

Unrea'sonableness,  N- 

Ns'-Ks-NG 

NG 

fiza-N-Bl-Ns    [iBs] 

Unsexed',  Nsa-Kst 

Until',  Nt-L3.  Care  should 

Unrec'ognized,  Nr*:Nzd 

Unshackle,  N-SHi-Kl 

be  taken  to  give  a  decided 

Unrecommend'ed,     Nr 

Unshapely,  N-SH^-Pl 

slant  to  the  L,  as  in  fast 

:N-Dd' 

Unsheathe',    N-S/T^-DH, 

writing     this   outline  is 

Unreconcil'able,  Nri  sLl- 

N  SH^-DSd,  N-(Sfl3-DH- 

liable  to  conflict  with  the 

Bl 

NG 

outline  for  /  think. 

Unredeemed',  Nr-D3-Md 

Unship',  N-SHS-P 

Untimely,  N-T'-M-L 

Unrelenting,     N-iJlnt2- 

Unsightly,  Ns-Ti-I, 

Un'to,  N-T« 

NG 

Unsigned',  Ns^-Nd 

Untold',  N-TVLd 

Unreliable,  N-BP-B1 

Unskill'ful-ly,  Ns-K-L3- 

Unto'ward,  N-T2-Rd 

Unremit'ting,         N-R3- 

Fl 

Unto'wardly,  N-T2-Rd-£ 

Mt(-) 

Unskill'fulness,     Ns-K- 

Unto'wardness,    N  -  T-  - 

Unremu'nerative,  N-R»- 

L'-Fl-Ns    [iFs] 

Rd-Ns 

M-Nrt-V 

Unslacked',  nsii-K-T 

Untrained',  N-Trnd2 

Unrepresent'ed,  N-B«-P 

Unsociabillty,     usSH3- 

Untrav'eled,  N-Tr'-Vld 

!D 

Bl-T 

Untroubled,  N-TrJ-Bld 

Unreserved',  N-fiz*-Bvd 

Unso'ciable-y,  nsSH«-Bl 

Untrue',  N  Tr3 

Unrest',  ?f-Bst* 

Unsolicited,  nsis3-Td 

Untruly,  N-Tr3-^ 

Unrid'dle,  N-K3-Dl 

Unsophis'ticated,     Ns  - 

Untruth',  N-Tra-TH     [N- 

Unright'eous,  N-fl'-CHs 

Fs*-T-K-Td 

Tr2] 

Unright'eousness,  N-.R1- 

Unsought',  Ns-Ti 

Untwine',  Nt-Wn1 

CHs-Ns 

Unsound',  Ns'-Nd 

Untwist',   Nt-Wst3,    Nt- 

Unrip',  N-B3-P 

Unsoundly,  Ns-Nd-Li 

Ws3-Td,  Nt-Wst(')3 

Unripe',  N-Ri-P  (Nr-P>) 

Unsound-ness,    Nsi-Nd- 

Unu'sual-ly,      N-Y3-ZH1 

Unroll',    N-RV,    N-JSld*, 

Ns 

[N-ZH3] 

Unsparing,  Ns-P»-R-NG 

Unused',  N-Yzd» 

Unruffled,  T3-RP-L& 

Unspeak'able-y,  Ns-P3- 

Unut'terable-y,  N-Tr*-Bl 

Unruly,  H-R^L 

(K-)B1 

Unvail',  N-V2-L 

Unsad'dle,  Ns-D'-L 

Unspo'ken,  Ns-P*-Kn 

Unval'ued,  N-V»-L-D 

UNV 

Unvarnished,  N-V»-fin- 

SHt 

Unva'rying,  N-V*-K-NG 
Unveil',  N-V*-L,  N-Y*-Ld, 

N-V*-L-NG 
Unvo'cal,  N-V»-K1 
Unwa'rily,  N-W»-JZ-i 
Unwa'riness,  N- 
Unwarped',  N-Wi^-Pt 
Un  warrantable,        N  - 

Wrnt'-Bf-L) 
TTnwa'ry,  NT:W2-.R 
Unwa'vering,    N-W*-Yr- 

NG 

Unwea'ried,  N-W3-.R-D 
Unweave',  N-wV3 
Unwed'ded,  N-wDd« 
Unwel'come,     N-W1*-K 

(-M) 

Unwell',  N-wi« 
Unwhole'some,  N*-Hls- 

M 
Unwhole'someness,  Nl- 

Hls-M-Ns 

Unwield'y,  J?-W13-D 
Unwill'ing.  N-IANG 
Unwill'ingiy,  N-IANG1 
UnwilTingness,      N-L3- 

NG-Ns 
Unwind',    N-Wnd*,   N- 

Wndi-NG 
Unwise',  N-Wz» 
Unwise'ly,  N-Wz>-.£ 
Unwit'tingly,       N-Wt»- 

NG1 
Unwom'anly,    N-W8-M- 

Nl 

Unwont'ed,  N-WnVTd 
Unwont'edly,  N-Wn»-Td- 

L 
Unwonf  edness,  N-'Wn*- 

Td-Ns 
Unwor'thily,  N-WrS-DH- 

L 
Unwor'thiness,    N-Wr1- 

DH-Ns 

Unworthy,  N-Wr^-DH 
Unwound',  N-Wnd1 
Unwrap',  N^-P  (Nr-P1) 
Unwre  athe',    N  -  S»  -  DH 

(Nr-DH») 
Unwrit'ten,      N  -  Rt*  •  N 

(Nrt3-N) 
Unyield'ing,      N-Y»-id- 

NG    [N-Yd(-)8] 
Unyoke',    N-Y*-K,    N-Y»- 

Kt,  N-Y2-K-NG 
Up,  P2 
U'pas,  YSPs 
Upbear',  pi-B-K,  pi-B-fi- 

NG 

Upbore',  P=-B-B 
Upbear'ing,  P^B-fi-NG 
Upbraid',  P»-Brd,  P»-Br- 

Dd,  P'-Brd(-) 
Upbraid'er,  PS-Br-Dr 
Upbraid'ingly,    P*-Brd- 

NG1 

Upcast',  pi-Kst 
Upheaval,  P3-H-Y1 


284 

Upheave',  P»-H-v 
Upheld',  P*-Hld 
Up'hill,  P«-H1 
Uphold',     p»-Hld,      P«- 

Hld(-) 

Uphold'en,  ps-Hl-Dn 
Uphold'er,  P«-Hldr 
Uphol'ster,  P^-Hlstr 
Uphol'sterer,       P*-Hls- 

Tr-R 

Uphol'stery,  P2-Hls-Tr 
Up'land,  P*-Lnd 
Uplift',  PS-Z,-Ft 
Uplift'ed,  pa-i-F-Td 
Up'most,  Ps-Mst 
Upon',  Pn1 
Up'per,  Pra 
Up'per-case,  Pr^-Ks 
Up'per-ten,  Pr*-Tn 
Up'per-hand,  Pr"-Hnd 
Up'per-leather,        Pr»- 

idhr 

Up'permost,  Pr-Mst 
Up'pish,  P2-SH 
Upraise',  P*-.Rz 
Uprear',  P*-R-R 
Up'right,  P*-fit 
Up'rightly,  P«-Kt-X 
Up'rightness,  pa-fit-Ks 
Uprise',  pi-Kz.  pa-fiz-NG 
Uprisen',  P3-fiz-N 
Up'roar,  P*-R-R 
Uproar'ious,  P*-R-Ra 
Uproar'iously,    ?*-R-R- 

•£ 
Uproot',  pa-Bt, 

ps.Rt-NG 
Uprose',  PJ-/fz 
Uprouse',  pi-Rz 
Upset',  Ps2-T,  Ps 
Up'shot,  P«-SHt 
Up'side,  Ps«-D 
Up'side-down,  Ps*-D-Dn 
Upspring',  P3-sPr-NG 
Upstand',  Ps^Tnd 
Upstarf ,  Ps!-T-Kt 
Up'start,  Ps!-T  Rt 
Up'stroke,  P2-sTr-K. 
Uptear',  pi-T-R 
I  Upturn',  ps-T-Bn 
|  Up'ward,  P^-Wrd 
Up'wards,  pa-Wrdz 
Upwind',  P»-Wnd 
Ura'nium,  Y2-Bn-M 
Uranog'raphy,      Yr>-N- 

Gr-F 
Uranol'ogy,     YrJ-N-L-J 

(Yr»-Nl-J) 
U'ranus,  Y*-K-Ns 
Ur'ban,  R»-Bn 
Urbane',  R2-Bn 
Urban'ity,  R>-B-N-T 
Ur'chin,  B2-CHn 
Ure'ter,  Yrtr« 
Ure'thra,  YrS-THr 
Ure'thral,  Yrthr'-L      • 
Urge,  «2-J,  R"-Jd,  R*-J- 

NG 

Urgency,  #*-J-N-S 
Urgent,  R*-Jni 


UTR 

Urgently,  B»-Jnt-L 
Urger,  R2-Jr 
U'rim,  YS-R-M 
U'rinal,  Y*-fi-Nl 
U'rinary,  W-Ru-R  (Yrns- 

R) 

U'rinate,  Y3.«-Nt 
U'rinative,  Y»-B-Nt-v 
U'rinator,  Y»-JZ-Ntr 
U'rine,  Y^-fin  (Yrn3) 
U'rinose,  Y3-B-Ns 
U'rinous,  Y»-«-Ns 
Urn,  Rn«,  RndJ,  Rn^-NG 
Urn'-shaped,  Rn2-8H-Pt 
Uros'copy,  Y^is-K-P 
Ursa,  R2-S 
Ursiform,  R2-8-Fr-M 
Ursine,  Rs!-N 
Ur'suline,  Rs'-Zn 
Ur'cus,  Res' 
U'rus,  YS-.RS 
Us,  S2 

Us'able,  Yz3-Bl 
Us'age,  Yz"-J 
Us'ance,  Yz^-Ns 
Use,  (n.)  Ys3 

Use,  (v. )  Yz».  Yzd',  Yz3-NG 
Use'ful-ly,  Ys3-Fl 
Use'fulness,      Ys3-Fl-Ns 

C'.Fs] 

Use'less,  Ys'-Ls 
Uselessly,  Ys^-Ls-L 
Use'lessness,  Ys3-Ls-Xs 

tiis] 

Us'er,  Y^-Zr 
Ush'er,      SHr*,      SHrd', 

SHr^-NG 

Us'quebaugh,  S2-Kw-B 
Ust'ion,  82-CHn 
Us'ual-ly,  Y3-ZH1    [ZH3] 
Usucap'tion,  Yz'-K-Pslm 
U'sufruct,  Yz»-Fr-K-T 
Usufruct'uary,  Y»2-Fr-K- 

1-R 

U'surer,Y3-ZHr-R 
Usu'rious,  Y3-ZHrs 
Usurp',  Yz2-7Z-P,  Yz*-B- 

Pt,  Yz2-K-P-NG 
Usurpa'tion,  Yz2-i?-Pslin 
Usurp'er,  Yz2-^-Pr 
Usurp'ingly,      Yz2-JZ-P- 

NG1 

U'sury,  Y3-ZHr 
Uten'sil,  Yts-Ns-L 
U'terine,  Y3-Trn 
U'terus,  Y3-Trs 
U'tile,  Yt3-L 
Utilita'rian,  Yt«-L-Trn 
Utilita'rianism,     Yt2-L- 

Tr-zM 

Util'ity,  Yt'  Lt 
Utiliza'tion,  Yt:-LzsAn 
U'tilize,  Yt»-Lz,  Yt^-Lzd. 

Yt3-Lz-NG 
Ut'most,  T2-Mst 
Uto'pia,  Y*-T-P 
Uto'pian,  Y*-T-Pn 
Uto'pianism,      Y*-T-Pn- 

Z-M    [-zM] 
U'tricle,  Ytr3-Kl 


UTT 

Ut'ter,  Tr»,  Trd»,  TrVNG 
Ut'terable,  Tr2-Bl 
Ut'terance,  Trns* 
Ut'terer,  Tr*-R 
Ut'terly,  ?i*-L 
Ut'termost,  Tr*-Mst 
U'veous,  Y3-Vs 
U'vula,  Y3-V1 
Uxorlcide, 
Uxo'rious,  K-sKs2 
Uxo'riously,  K- 
Uxo'riousness, 
Ns 


V. 


V,  the  twenty-second  letter 
of  the  Alphabet,  has  the 
Bound  of  v  in  vie,  row, 
driven,  etc.  It  is  the  sonant 
mate  of  /,  and  is  never 
silent  except  in  Sevennight 
(sen'nit). 

Va'cancy,  V*-Kn-S 
Va'cant,  v*-K-Nt 
Va'cantly,  V«-K-Nt-L 
Va'cate,   V«-K-T,    V2-K- 

Td.  V«-K-T-NG 
Vaca'tion,  V*-Kshn 
Vac'cinate,  Vi-Ks-Nt,  Y>- 

Ks-N-Td,  Vi-Ks-Nt-NG 
Vaccina'tion,        V2-KB- 

Nshn 

Vac'cinator,  V^Ks-Ntr 
Vac'cine,  V^Ks-N 
Vac'cinist,  Vi-Ks-Nst 
Vac'illancy,  Vs1-Ln-S 
Vac'illant,  Vsi-Lnt 
Vac'illate,  V'-sZ-t,  Vl-s£- 

Td.  Vi-s£t-NG 
Vacilla'tion,  Vs»-Lshn 
Vac'uist,  V>-Kst 
Vacu'ity,  V'-K-T 
Vac'uous,  Vi-K-8 
Vac'uum,  V'-K-M 
Va'de-me'cum,  V*-D-M- 

K-M 

Vag'abond,  V'-G-Bnd 
Vag'abondage,     Vi  -  G  - 

Bnd-J 
Vag'abondism,     V1  -  G  • 

Bnd-Z-M 
Vag'abondry,  V'-G-Bmd- 

R 

Va'gary,  V»-G-B 
Vagi'na,  Vi-J-N 
Vag'inal,  Vi-J-Nl 
Vag'inant,  V1- Jn-Nt 
Va'grancy,  V*-Grn-S 
Va'grant,  V*-Grnt 
Va'grantly,  V*-Qrnt-L 
Vague,  V«-a,  VMlr,  V«- 

Gst 

Vague'ly,  V*-G1 
Vague'ness,  V^-G-Ns 
Vail,  V=-L 


285 

Vain,  Vn»,  V«-Nr,  V«-Nst 
Vainglorious,    V»-N-G1- 

Ra 
Vainglo'riously,    V*-N- 

Gl-R-sL 

Vainglo'ry,  V«-N- 
Vainly,  V*-N1 
Vain'ness,  Vn*-Ns 
Val'ance,  Vl"-Ns,  VP-Nst, 

Vl'-Ns-NG 
Vale,  V2-L 
Valedic'tion,  Vl'-D-Kshn 
Valedicto'rian,     V12-D- 

K-T-JKn 
Valedic'tory,  VP-D-K-Tr 
Valenciennes',  v*-L-TSa- 

Nz 

Val'entine,  V»-£nt-N 
Vale'rian,  \*-L-Rn 
Val'et,  \l-Lt  or  v».£ 
Valetudinarian,  Vl2-Td- 

Nrn 
Valetu'dinary,    Vl«-Td- 

Nr 

Val'iant,  V»-int 
Val'iantly,  V^-Lnt-L 
Val'iantness,  V'-^nt-Ns 
Val'id,  Vi-id 
Valid'ity,  \a-L-V-T  (Vld^- 

T) 

Val'idly,  V^-LA-L 
Val'idness,  Vi-id-Ns 
Val'inch,  VH-N-CH 
Valise',  V8-Zs 
Valla'tion,  V'-Lshn 
Val'ley,  Vi-Z- 
Val'lum,  V>-L-M 
Val'or,  V'-i-B 
Val'orous,  \i-L-Ra 
Val'orously,  \l-L-R-sL 
Val'uable,  Vl'-Bl 
Val'uableness,     Vli-Bl- 

Jfs    [IBs] 

Valua'tion,  Vlshn* 
Val'uator,  Vltr» 
Val'ue,  VI',  Vldi,  VU-NG 
Val'ueless,  Vl«-Zs 
Val'uer,  VU-R 
Valv'ate,  Vl^-Vt 
Valve,  Vl'-V 
Valved,  Vii-Vd 
Valve'let,  vii-V-it 
Valv'ula,  V1>-V-Z- 
Valv'ular,  VIJ-V-Z.-R 
Valv'ule,  V1»-V-L 
Vamp,    V>-M-P,    Vi-Mt, 

Vi-M-P-NG 
Vamp  er,  Vi-M-Pr 
Vam'pire,  VJ-M-Pr 
Vam'pirism,  V»-M-Pr-zM 
Van,  Vni 

Van'-courier,  "Vn^-K-R-R 
Van-dal.  Vi-Nd-L 
Vandal'ic,  V'-N-D-L-K 
Van'dalism, 

M 

Vandyke',  Vi-N-D-K 
Vane,  Vn« 

Van'-guard,  Vi-N-Grd 
Vanil'la, 


VAS 

Van'ish,   Vn'-5//,    Vn' 

SHt,  \nl-SH-^Gr 
Vau'ity,  V'-N-T 
Van'quish,      V'-NG-Kw- 

8H,    V^NG-Kw-SHt,  Vi- 

NG-Kw-SH-NG 
Van'quishable,    V'-NG- 

Kw-SH-Bl 
Vanquisher,  V-XG-Kw- 

SHr 
Van'quishment,  V'-NG- 

Kw-SH-Mnt 
Van'tage,  V^Nt-J 
Van'tage-ground,      VL! 

Nt-J-Grnd 
Vap'id,  V'-Pd 
Vap'idly,  V'-Pd-L 
Vap'idness,  Vi-Pd-Ns 
Vapid'ity,  v3-Pd-T 
Va'por,  V2-Pr,  V2-Prd,  Vs- 

Pr-NG 
Vaporabil'ity,       V3-Pr- 

Bl-T 

Vap'orable,  V-Pr-Bl 
Vap'orate,  V'-Prt 
Vapora'tion,  V2-Prshn 
Va'por-bath,      V2-Pr-B- 

TH 

Va'porer,  v2-Pr-R 
Vaporif  ic,  V3-Prf-K 
Va'poringly,  V*-Pr-NGl 
Va'porish,  Vs-Pr-SH 
Vaporiza'tion,  V^- 

Przshn 
Vap'orize,    V1-Prz,     V1- 

Przd,  V'-Prz-NG 
Va'porous,  V2-Prs 
Va'pory,  V2-Pr 
Variability,  V»-K-B1-T 
Va'riable-y,  V^-fi-Bl 
Va'riableness,   Y2-7J-B1- 

Ns    [iBs] 

Va'rianee,  V*-Rns 
Va'riant,  V2-7J-Nt 
Va'riate,  V2-B-T 
Varia'tion,  V2-Hshn 
Var'icocele,  V1-^  Ks-L 
Var'icose,  V^-R-Ks 
Var'icous,  V'-«-Ks 
Va'riegate,  V2-R-Gt,  Vs- 

B-G-Td,  y-B-Gt-NG 
Variega'tion,  V2-^-Gshn 
Vari'ety,  V^TJ-T 
Va'rioloid,  V^or^-R-L-T) 
Vari'olous,  V^-R-Ls 
Varip'rum,  V2-.R-R-M 
Va'rious,  V-Rs 
Va'riously,  V2-K-sL 
Var'let,  V'-R-z,t 
Var'letry,  V'-R-i-Tr 
Var'nish,  Vi-.Rn-8H,  Y1- 

«n-SHt,  V>-Hn-8H-NG 
Var'nisher,  V«-Rn-SH-R 
Va'ry,  \*-R,  \*-R-V,  V*- 

fi-NG 

Vas'cular,  Ys^K-tr 
Vascular'ity,  Vs'-K-ir-T 
Vase,  Vs* 
Vas'sal,  VB^L 
Vas'salage,  Vs^L-J 


VAS 

Vast,  Vet1,  Vstri.  Vsi-Tst 
Vasta'tion,  Vs2-Tshn 
Vast'ly,  \V-T-/, 
Vast'ness,  VsJ-T-Ns 
Vast'y,  Vs'-T 
Vat,  Vt» 

Vaf  ican,  V>-T-Kn 
Vat'icide,  Vi-Ts-D 
Vatic'inal,  VS-Ts-Kl 
Vatic'inate,  V3-Ts-Nt 
Vaticina'tion,      V*  -  Ts 

Nshn 

Vatic'inator,  V^-Ts-Ntr 
Vaude'ville,  Vd^-V-L 
Vault,     Vi-Lt,     V»-Z,-Td 


Vault'ed, 
Vault'er,  V>-Z,tr 
Vaunt,      Vnti,    V>-N-Td. 

Vnti-NG 

Vaunt'er,  Vntr1 
Vaunt'ingly,  Vnti-NG-L 
Veal,  V3-L 
Vec'tor,  V2-Ktr 
Ve'da,  V2or»-D 
Vedette',  V2-Dt 
Veer,  V3-R,  vs-Bd,  \3-E 

NO 

Vegetable,  V«-  Jt-Bl 
Veg'etal,  v«-Jt-L 
Vegeta'rian,  V2- Jt-Rn 
Vegeta'rianism,     V2-Jt- 

.Rnz-M 
Veg'etate,  v*-j-Tt,  v^-Jt- 

Td,  V*-J-Tt(-) 
Vegeta'tion,  vs-j-Tshn 
Veg'etative,  v^-Jt-Tv 
Veg'etativeness,    V2-Jt- 

TvNs 

Veg'etive,  V«-J-Tv 
Ve'hemence,  V3-Mns 
Ve'hemency,  V3-Mn-S 
Ve'hement,  V«-Mnt 
Ve'hemently,  V3-Mnt-i 
Ve'hicle,  V^-Kl 
Vehic'ular,  ya  H-K1-B 
Vehic'ulary,  V3-H-K1-R 
Veil,  VS-L,   V2-Ld,  V*-L- 

NG 

Vein,  Vn* 
Vein'al,  V*-N1 
Veined,  Vnd» 
Vein'ing,  Vn^-NG 
Vein'less,  V*-Nls 
Vein'y,  V«-N 
Veliferous,  V3-Z-Frs 
Velle'ity,  V3-Z-T 
Vel'licate,  V^-L-K-T,  v«- 

L-K-Td,  y*-Z,-K-T-NG 
Vellica'tion,  VS-i-Kshn 
Vel'lum,  VI*- M 
Vel'lum-post,  vl^-M-Pst 
Velocim'eter,  V3-Ls-lMtr 
Veloc'ipede,      Vi-is-Pd 

(Vls>-Pd) 
Veloc'ity,  Vi-is-T  (Vls»- 

T) 

Vel'vet,  VP-Vt 
Velveteen',  Vl*-V-Tn 
Vel'veting,  Tl«-Vt-KG 


286 

Vel'vety,  vi^-V-T 
Ve'nal-ly,  V3-N1 
Venal'ity,  Vi-Nl-T 
Ven'ary,  Vn^-K 
Vena'tion,  V*-Nshn 
Vend,  Vnd« 
Vendee',  V-N-D 
Vend'er,  Vndr" 
Vendibil'ity,  Vnd3-B-i 

T  (-Z-t) 

Vend'ible,  Vnd«-B-L 
Vend'ibleness,  Vnd2-B- 

L-Ns    [iBs] 
Vend'ibly,  Vnds-B-L 
Vendi'tion,  V3-N-Dshn 
Vend'or,  Vndr2 
Vendue',  V^-N-D 
Vendue'-master,  V3-N- 

D-Mstr 
Veneer*,  Vn3-R,  Vn3-Rd, 

Vn3-fi-NG 

Veneer'ing,  Vn3-B->*G 
Venefi'cial,  V3-X-F-SH1 
Venena'tion,  Vn^-Nshn 
Ven'erable,  V«-Nr-Bl 
Ven'erableness,    V*-Nr 

Bl-Ns    [IBs] 
Ven'erate,  Va-Nrt,  V2-Nr- 

Td,  V*-Nrt-NG 
Venera'tion,  Vz-Nrshn 
Ven'erator,  V2-Nrtr 
Vene'real,  Vn3-B-L 
Vene'reous,  Vn3-.Rs 
Ven'ery,  Vn*-JZ 
Venesection,       v*-Ns- 

Kshn 

Vene'tian,  V^-Nshn 
Venge'ance,  V2-N-Jns 
Venge'ful-ly,  V*-N-J-F1 
Ve'nial-ly,  V3-N1 
Venial'ity,  V'-Nl-T 
Ve'nialness,  V»-Nl-Ns 
Veni're,  Vn'-B 
Veni're  Fa'cias,  Vni-fi 


Ven'ison,  V2-Nz-N 
Ven'om,  Vn2-M 
Ven'omous,  Vn!-Ms 
Ven'omously,  Vn^-Ms-Z 
Ven'onaousness,      Vn*- 

Ms-Ns 

Ve'nous,  V3-Ns 
Vent,      Vnt2,      V2-N-Td, 

Vnt«-NG 

Vent'ail,  V«-Nt-L 
Vent'er,  Vntr2 
Vent'-hole,  v«-Nt-Hl 
Ven'tiduct,  V2-Nt  D-Kt 
Ven'tilate,  VvV-Lt,  Vnt'- 

i-Td.  Vnt*-Z,t-NG 
Ventila'tion,  Vnt'-ishn 
Ven'tilator,  Vnt2-Z,tr 
Ventose',  V^-N-Ts 
Ventos'ity,  V'-N-Ts-T 
Ven'tral,  Vnt2-B-L 
Ven'tricle,  y2-Ntr-Kl 
Ventril'oquism,    Vntr3- 

L-Kw-zM 
Ventril'oquist,  Vntr*-£- 

Kwst 


VER 

Ventril'oquize,     Vntr«' 

L-Kwz,       Viitp'-Z.-Kwzd, 

Vntr3-L-Kwz-NG 
Ventril'oquous,     Vntr3- 

Z,-Kwg 
Ventril'oquy,     Vntr3-i- 

Kw 
Ven'ture,  Vntr2,  Vnt--Rd, 

Vutr2-NG 

Vent'urer,  Vntr2-R 
Vent'uresome,  Vntrs!-M 
Vent'uresomely,  Vutrs2- 

M-i 
Vent'uresomeness, 

Vntrs2-M-Ns 
Venf  urous,  Vntrz-S 
Vent'urously,  Vntr*-S-£ 
Vent'urousness,    Vntr*- 

S-Ns 
Ven'ue,  V2-N— With  final 

tick  like  New,  which  see. 
Ve'nus,  Vs- Ns 
Vera'cious,  \--R-SSs 
Vera'ciously,   V2-.K-SHs- 

L 

Verac'ity,  V'-JZs-T 
Veran'da,  V»-fi-N-D 
Vera'tria,  V«-^-Tr 
Veratri'na,  Vi-K-Tr-N 
Vera'trine,  V2-^  Trn 
Vera'trum,  V2-/J-Tr-M 
Verb,  Vr«-B 
Ver'bal,  Vr2-Bl 
Ver'balism,  Vr2  Bl-zM 
Ver'balist,  Vr^-Blst 
Ver'balize,  Vr^-Biz,  Vr2- 

Blzd,  VrZ-Blz-XG 
Ver'bally,  Vr2-Bl 
Verba'tim,  VrSo>-i- 
Verbe'na,  Vr^-B-N 
Verbera'tion,  Vr-Brshn 
Ver'biage,  Vr--B  J 
Verbose',  Vr2-Bs 
Verbose'ly,  Vr^.B-si 
Verbose'ness,  Vrs-Bs-Ns 
Verbos'ity,  Vr'-Bs-T 
Ver'dancy,  Vr=-Dn-8 
Ver'dant,  Vi-2-Dnt 
Verd-antique',    Vrd'-N- 

T-K 

Ver'dantly,  Vr--Dnt-L 
Ver'derer  or  Ver'deror, 

Vr2-Dr-R 

Ver'dict,  Vr2-D-Kt 
ITer'digris,  Vr2-D-Grs 
7  er'diter,  Vr2-Dtr 
ferd'ure,  Vr2-Jr   (Vrdr2) 
7erd'urous,  Vr2-Jrs 
Verge,  Vr2-J,  Vr»-Jd,  Vr«- 

J-NG 

7"er'ger,  Vr^-Jr 
Verifiable,  Vr*-F-Bl 
Verifica'tion,       Vr2  -  F- 

Kshn 

Ver'ifier,  VrZ-F-R 
Ver'ify,    Vr«-F,     Vr2-Fd, 

Vr2-F-NG 
Ver'ily,  Vr«-i 
Verisim'ilar,  V»-fi-siI-i- 

R 


VER 

Verisimilitude,     V 

sM-L-Td 

Veritable-y,  Vrt2-Bl 
Ver'ity,  \*-R  T 
Ver'juice,  Vr2-Js 
Ver'mes,  Vr2-Mz 
Vermicel'li,  Vr2-M-CH-£ 

or  Vr»-Ms-Z, 

Vermic'eous,  Vr3-M  SHs 
Vermic'ular,  Vr^-M-Kl-B 
Vermic'ulate,  Vr3-!! 

Kit.    Vr3-M-Kl-Td,    Vr» 

M-Klt-NG 
Vermicula'tion,  Vr«-M 

Klshn 

Ver'micule,  Vr2-M-Kl 
Vermic'ulose,  Vr3-M-Kls 
Vermic'ulous,      Vr3-M- 

Kls 
Ver'miform,      Vr2-M-F- 

B-M 

Ver'mifuge,  Vr2-M-F- J 
Vermil'lion,  Vr3-M-£n 
Ver'min,  Vra-Mn 
Ver'minate,  Vr2-M-N-T 
Vermina'tion,      Vr2-M- 

Nshn 

Ver'minous,  Vr2-M-Ns 
Vermip'arous,     Vr3-M- 

Prs 
Vermiv'orous,     Vr*-M- 

Vernac'ular,  Vr>-N-Kl-B 
Vernacularism,  Vr'-N- 

Kl-Bz-M 
Vernac'ularly,  Vr'-N-Kl- 

Vernal,  Vr2-Nl 
Verna'tion,  Vr2-Nshn 
Ver'nier,  Vr2-N-B 
Veron'ica,  v>-fi 

Ver'rucous,  V2- 

Versatile,  Vrs2-T-L 
Ver'satileness,     Vrs«-T- 

Z.-NS 

Versatility,  Vrss-T-i-T 
Verse,  Vrs2 
Versed,  Vrst2 
Vers'er,  Vrs2-B 
Ver'sicle,  Vrs2-K-L 
Ver'sicolor,  Vrs»-K-ir 
Versicolored,     Vre2-K- 

Lrd 

Versic'ular,  Vrs3-K-Lr 
Versiflca'tion,      Vrs»-F- 

Ksbn 

Versifier,  Vrs*-F-B 
Ver'sify,     Vrs»-F,    Vrs*- 

Fd,  Vrs'-i-F-NG 
Version,  Vrshn* 
Verst,  Vrst« 
Versus,  Vrss* 
Versute,  Vre*-T 
Vert,  Vrt« 
Vertebra,  \  rt*-Br 
Vertebral,  Vrt«-Br-L 
Vertebra'ta,  Vrt2-Br-T 
Vertebrate,  Vrta-Brt 
Vertebrated,     Vrt2-Br- 

Td 


287 

Vertex,  Vr=-T-Ks 
Ver'tical-ly,*Vrt«-Kl 
Vert'icalness,     Vrt2-Kl 

Ns 

Vertic'illate,  Vr3-T-sit 
Vertic'illated,       Vrs-T 

sZ,-Td 

Vertic'ity,  Vr«-Ts-T 
Vertig'inous,  VrtM-Ns 
Vertiginously,    Vrt3-J 

Ns-L 
Vertig'inousness,   Vrts 

J-Ns-Ns 

Vertigo,  Vr2-T-G 
Ver'vain,  Vr^-Vn 
Ver'y,  Vr2 
Ves'icant,  Vs2-Knt 
Ves'icate,  Vs2-Kt,  Vs»-K 

Td,  Vs2-Kt-NG 
Vesica'tion,  Vs2-Kshn 
Ves'icatory,  Vs*-K-T-5 
Ves'icle,  Vs2-Kl 
Vesic'ular,  Vs3-K-Zr 
Vesic'ulate,  Vss-K-x,t 
Vesic'ulous,  VsS-K-is 
Ves'per,  V2-sPr 
Ves'pers.  Vs  sPrz 
Ves'pertine,  V2-sPr-Tn 
Ves'sel,  Vs«-L 
Vest,       Vst2,        Vs2-Td, 

Ves'tal,  Vs2-T-L 
Ves'ted,  Vs2-Td 
Ves'tiary,  Vs2-T-fl 
Vestib'ular,  Vs3-T-Bl-B 
Ves'tibule,  Vsa-T-Bl 
Ves'tage,  Vs»  T-J 
Vest'ing,  Vs2-T-NG 
Ves'titure,  Vs2-Ttr 
Vest'ment,  Vs2-T-Mnt 
Ves'try,  V2-sTr 
Ves'try-man,  V»-sTr-Mn 
Vest'ure,  Vstr» 
Vesu'vian,  Vs8-Vn 
Vetch,  V2-CH 
Vetch'ling,  V2-CH-i-NG 
Vetch'y,  V2-CH 
Vet'eran,  V«-Trn 
Veterina'rian,       Va-Tr- 

Nrn 

Vet'erinary,  V»-Tr-Nr 
Ve'to,  VS-T,  V3-Td,  V'-T- 

NG 

Vetturi'no,  V3-T-B-N 
Vex,   V2-Ks,   V«-Kst,   Vs- 

Ks-NG 

Vexa'tion,  V2-Kssftn 
Vexa'tious,  V2-Ks-SHs 
Vexa'tiously,  V*-Kn-SHs- 

L 
Vexa'tiousness,    V*-Ks- 

SHs-Ns 

Vex'er,  V«-K-sB 
Vex'ingly,  V-Ks-NG-L 
Vi'a,  V» 

Viabil'ity,  V3-B1-T 
Vi'able,  V>-B1 
Vi'aduct,  V'-D-Kt 
Vi'al,  Vi-L,  V>-Ld,  Vi-L- 

NG 


VIC1 

Viam'eter,  V'-Mtr 
Vi'and,  V'-Nd 
Vi'ands,  V'-Ndz 
Viat'ic,  Vi  T-K 
Viat'ical,  V'-T-Kl 
Viat'icum,  V»-T-K-M 
Vi'brate,    V'-Brt,    VI-B^ 

Td.  V'-Brt(-) 
Vi'bratile,  V'-Brt-L 
Vibra'tion,  V2-Brshn 
Vi'brative,  \ri-Brt-V 
Vi'bratory,  V'-Brt-B 
Vic'ar,  V3-Kr 
Vic'arage,  V3-Kr-J 
Vic'ar-general,  V3-Kr-Jn 
Vica'rial,  V2-K-51 
Vica'riate,  v2-K-7et 
Vica'rious,  V2  K  Ra 
Vica'riously,  V2  K-R-nL 
Vie'arship,  V3-Kr-SH-P 
Vice,  Vs1.  Vst',  Vsl-NG 
Vi'ce,  V'-S 
Vice-ad'miral,  Vsi-D-M- 

Rl 
Vice-ad'miralty,  Vs'-D- 

M-fll-T 
Vice-chan'cellor,     Vs1- 

CH-sL-B 

Vice-con'sul,  Vs'-K-Ns-L 
Vicege'rency,  Vs3-J-Ru- 

8 

Vicege'rent,  Vs3-J-Rnt 
Vice-leg'ate,  V2-sZ,-G-T 
Vioe-pres'idency,      V3- 
sPrz-Dn-S      [Vs'^-Pz-Dn- 
8] 
Vice-pres'ident,  V2-sPrz 

-But     [Vs2-Pz-L)nt] 
Vice-re'gal,  Vs3-fi-Gl 
Vice'roy,  Vs1-^ 
Viceroy'alty,  Vs'-K-i-T 
Vice'royship,  Vs'-S-SH- 

P 

Vi'ce  ver'sa,  Vsi-V-fl-S 
Vic'iate,  V3-SHt 
Vic'inage,  Vs:i-N-J 
Vic'inal,  Vs3-N-L 
Vio'ine,  Vs3  N 
Vicin'ity,  Vs3  N-T 
Vi'cious,  \»-sm 
Vi'ciously,  va.SHs-i 
Vi'ciousness,  v^-.S'Hs-Ns 
Vicis'situde,  Vss3-Td 
Vic'tim,  V3-K-T  M 
Vic'timize,     V3-K-T-Mz, 
V»-K-T-Mzd,  VS-K-T-Mz- 
NG 

Vic'tor,  V3-Ktr 
Vic'toress,  V3-K-Trs 
Victorine',  V3  K-T-Bn 
Victo'rious,  v*-K-T-/Zs 
Vioto'riously,     V^-K-T- 

Ra-L 
Victo'riousness,  V2-K-T- 

Ks-Ns 

Vic'tory,  V3-K-T-K 
Vict'ual,    Vt3-L,  Vt»-Ld, 

Vt3-L-NG 

Vict'ualer,  Vt»  L-K 
Vict'uals,  Vt«-Lz 


VID 

Vi'de,  VJ-D 
Videl'icet,  V*-D-Zs-T 
Vid'ual,  ys-D-L 
Vie,  V,  Vd«,  VVNG 
View,  V»,  Vd3,  V-NG 
Viewer,  V3-R 
Viewless,  v*-is 
Viges'imal,  V*-J-sM-/, 
Vig'il,  V*-J1 
Vig'ilance,  VS-J-ins 
Vig'ilant,  V3-J-Lnt 
Vig'ilantly,  v«-J-Lnt-L 
Vignette',  V*-N-T 
Vig'or,  V3-Gr 
Vig'orous,  V3-Grs 
Vigorously,  V3-Gr-sL 
Vig'orousness,    V3-Gre- 

Ks 

Vi'king,  Vi-K-NG 
Vile,    V»-L,    V'-L-R,    Vi- 

Lst 

Vile'ly,  Vi-L-L 
Vile'ness,  vi- 
Vilifica'tion, 

Kshn  (Vl2-F-Kshn) 
Vil'ifier,   V3-L-F-R  (VI*- 

F-R) 
"Vil'ify,  V'-Z-F,  V*-Z,-Fd, 

V-L-F-NG  (V13-F,  etc.) 
Vil'la,  V3-i 
Vil'lage,  V»-£-J  (V1*-J) 
Vil'lager,  V3-£-Jr(Vl*-Jr) 
Vil'lain,  V3-£n 
Vil'lainous,  v»-i-N8 
Vil'lainously,  VS-Z-Ns-L 
Vil'lainousness,      V^-L- 

Ns-Ns 

Vil'lainy,  V3-L-N 
Vil'lanage,  V^-i-N-J 
Vil'lanous,  VS-L-Ns 
Vil'lany,  va-i-N 
Villat'ic,  VJ-Z-T-K 
Vil'li,  VS-L 

Vil'liform,  V8-i-F-R-M 
Villose',  V*-Zs 
Vil'lous,  V'-Zs 
Vim'inal,  V'-M-Nl 
Vimin'eous,  V8-M-Ns 
Vina'ceous,  v^-N-SHs 
Vinaigrette',  V«-N-Grt 
Vincibil'ity, 

Vin'cible,  VS 
Vin'cibleness,   v3-Ns-B- 

Z.-NS   C;BS] 

Vinc'ulum,  V»-NG-K1-M 
Vinde'mial,  V^-N-D-M-Z 
Vin'dicable,  Vnd3-K-Bl 
Vin'dicate,         Vnd8-Kt, 

Vnda-K-Td,  Vnd3-Kt-NG 
Vindica'tion,  Vnd'-Kshn 
Vin'dicative,  Vnd3-Kt-Y 
Vin'dicator,  Vnd3-Ktr 
Vin'dicatory,      Vnd^K- 

T  R 

Vindic'tive,  Vnd3-Kt-V 
Vindic'tively,   Vnd3-Kt- 

V-L 
Vindic'tiveness,    Vnd»- 

Kt-V-Na    [iVs] 


288 

Vine,  Vn» 
Vine'-dreSser,  Vn»iDr*- 

8R 

Vine'-fretter,  Vn>  iFrtr* 
Vin'egar,  V»-N-Gr 
Vin'ery,  \nl-R 
Vine'yard,       V3-N-Y-Rd 

[V3-N-Yd] 
Vi'nous,  Vi-Ns 
Vint'age,  V3-Nt-J 
Vint'ager,  V*-Nt-Jr 
Vint'ner,  Vnts-N-R 
Vin'try,  V»-N-Tr 
Vin'y,  V'-N 
Vi'ol,  Vi-L 
Vi'ola,  Vi-Z 
Vi'olable,  V»-i-Bl 
Viola'ceous,  V*-Z,-SHs 
Vi'olate,  V'-it,  V^-i-Td, 

Vi-itNG 

Viola'tion,  Va-Z.shn 
Vi'olative,  vi-it-v 
Vi'olator,  Vi-Ltr 
Vi'olence,  V^Lns 
Vi'olent,  Vi-£nt 
Violently,  Vi-int-i 
Vi'olet,  V'-it 
Violin',  V»  Z,n 
Violin'ist,  V»-£-Nst 
Vi'olist,  V'-Lst 
Violoncel'list,  V»-/,-Ns- 

Lst 
Violoncel'lo,       V*-L-N- 

CH-L  or  V2-i-Ns-L 
Violo'ne,  V*-L-X 
Vi'per,  V!-Pr 
Vi'perine,  V'-Prn 
Vi'perous,  V^Prs 
Vira'go,  V*-R-G 
Vir'elay,  V8-R-i 
Vires'cent,  V*-.Ks-Nt 
Vir'gate,  \T2-fi-Gt 
Virgil'ian,  V^-J-in 
Vir'gin,  Vr!-Jn 
Virginal,  Vr*-J-Nl 
Virgin'ian,  VrMn-N 
Virgin'ity,  VH-J-N-T 
Vir'go,  V2-K-G 
Virides'cence,  V'-K-Ds- 

Ns 

Virides'cent,  V-B-Ds-Nt 
Virid'ity,  v*-n-T>-'r 
Vir'idness,  v«-fi-D-Ns 
Vi'rile,  Vi-fll 
Viril'ity,  V3-B1-T 
Virtu',  Vr3  T 
Virt'ual,  Vr»  CH-L 
Virtual'ity,  Vri-CH-i-T 
Virt'ually,  Vr«  CH-i 
Virt'ue,  Vrs-CH 
Virtuo'so,  Vi-s-T-S 
Virt'uous,  Vr*-CHs 
Virt'uously,  VrS-CH-s/i 
Virt'uousness,  Vrs-CHs- 

Ns 

Vir'ulence,  V3-R-ins 
Vir-ulency,  V3-R-£n-S 
Virulent,  V»-R-Z,nt 
Vir'ulently,  V3.R-£,nt-X, 
Vi'rus,  V«-fis 


VIT 

Vis,  Vs3 
Vi'sa,  V3-Z 
Vis'age,  Vz'-J 
Vis'aged,  VzMd 
Vis-a-vis',  Vz3-v 
Vis'cera,  Vs3-fl 
Vis'ceral,  Vs3-fil 
Vis'cerate,  Vsa-flt,  Vs'-ft 

Td,  Vs3-Kt-NG 
Vis'cid,  Vs3-D 
Visci'dity,  Vs'-D-T 
Viscos'ity,  Vgi-Ks-T 
Vis'count,  Vi-K-Nt 
Vis'countess,  V'-K-Nt-S 
Vis'county,  vi-K-S-T 
Vis'cous,  Vs3-Ks 
Vis'cousness,  Vs'-Ks-Hs 
Vis'cus,  Vs3-Ks 
Vise,  Vs1 
Vise',  V2-Z,  Vz*-D,  V«-Z- 

NG 

Vish-nu,  V*-5H-N 
Visibility,  Vz»-Bl-T 
Vis'ible-y.  Vz3-Bl 
Vis'ibleness,    Vz3-Bl-Ns 

Vis'igoth,  Vz3-G-TH 
Vis  iner'tia,  Vs3-Nr-SH 
Vis'ion,  Vzhn3,    Vzhnd3, 

Vzhn3-NG 

Vis'ionary,  Vzhn'-K 
Vis'ionless,  Vzhn2-X,s 
Vis'it,  VzJ-T,  Vz*-Td,  Vz«- 

T  NG 

Vis'itable,  Vz3-T-Bl 
Vis'itant,  Vz3-Tnt 
Visita'tion,  Vza-TBhn 
Visitato'rial,  Vz»-T-T-fil 
Visite',  Vz3-T 
Vis'itor,  V3-zTr  (Vztr8) 
Visito'rial,  Vz»-T-fll 
Visne    (veen    or  vee'ne), 

Vn3  or  V'-N 
Vis'or  or  Vi'sor,  V3ori- 

Zr 

Vis'ored,  v3-Zrd 
Vis'ta,  Vs3-T 
Vis'ual,  V3-ZH1 
Vis'ualize,  V3-ZHlz 
Vi'tal,  vti-L 
Vital'ity,  Yt^-i-T 
Vitaliza'tion.  Vtz-iz*An 
Vi'talize,     vt»-x,z,     Vt»- 

LzA.  VU-iz  NG 
Vi'tally,  \V-L 
Vi'tals,  Vl>-Lz 
Vit'ellary,  \t3-L-R 
Vi'tiate,   V3-SHt.  V3-8H- 

Td.  V3  SHt-NG 
Vitia'tion,  V*-SHshn 
Vitios'ity,  V'-SHs-T 
Vit'reous,  V^-Trs 
Vit'reousness,      V'-Trs- 

Ns 

Vitres'cence,  V*-Tr8-Ns 
Vitres'cent,  V*-Trs-Nt 
Vitrifac'tion,        Vtr>-F- 

Kshn 

Vitrifact'ure,  Vtr'-F-Ktr 
Vit'rifiable,  Vtr»-F-Bl 


VIT 

Vitriflca'tion, 

Kshn 

Vit'rifled,  Vtr»-Fd 
Vit'riform,  VtrS-F-B-M 
Vif  rify,  Vtr8-F.  Vtr*-Fd 

VtrS-F-NG 
Vit'riol,  VtrS-L 
Vit'riolate,  Vtr3-Zt,  Vtr» 

L-TA.  Vtr»-it-NG 
Vitriolic,  Vtr'-Z-K 
Vit'riolize,  Vtr^-Zz 
Vif  tate,  V-Tt 
Vit'uline,  Vt«-Ln 
Vitu'perate,  Vt3-Prt,  Vt«- 

Pr-'J'd,  Vt»-PrtO) 
Vitupera'tion,  Vt'-Prehn 
Vitu'perative,  Vts-Prt-V 
Vitu'perator,  Vts-Prtr 
Viva'ce  (vGva'cha),  V'-V- 

CH 

Viva'cious,  V»-V-SHs 
Viva'ciously,          V1 

SHs  L 
Viva'ciousness,      V*-V- 

SHs-'Ss 

Vivac'ity,  vi-Vs-T 
Vivandiere',  V»-Vnd-B 
Viva'rium,  V«-V-B-M 
Vi'vary,  V-V-.R 
Vi'va  vo'ce,  Vi-V-V-8 
Vive  (vev),  Vs- V 
Vivid,  vs-vd 
Viv'idly,  V3-Vd-i 
Viv'idness,  V3-Vd-Ns 
Vivif  ic,  vs-v-F-K 
Vivif  ical,  V3-V-F-K1 
Vivif icate,  V3-V-F-K-T 
Vivifica'tion,       V'-V-F- 

Eshn 
Vivificative,   V3-V-F-K- 

Tv 
Vivify,  VS-V-F,  V'-V-Fd, 


289 


VYI 


Vivip'arous,  V»-V-Prs 
Vivisec'tion,         v*-Vs 

Kshn 

Vix'en,  V»-Ks-N 
Vix'enly,  ya-Ks-N-L 
Viz.,  Vz» 
Viz'ard,  V3-Zrd 
Viz'ier,  V3-ZHr 
Vo'cable,  V2-K-B1 
Vocab'ulary,  V1-K-B1-.R 
Vocab'ulist,  Vi-K-Blst 
Vo'cal.  vs-Kl 
Vocal'ic, 
Vo'calist, 
Vocal'ity,  V>-K1-T 
Vocaliza'tion,  Vz-KlzsAn 
Vo'calize,    V^-Klz.     V»- 

Klzd.  va-Klz-NQ 
Vo'cally,  V2-K1 
Voca'tion,  v«-Kshn 
Voc'ative,  V»-K-Tv 
Vociferate,       Vs^-F-Rt, 


_ 

Vocifera'tion,      Vs*-F- 

Rshn 
Vociferous,  Vs'-F-fis 

13 


Vociferously,    Vs'-F-«- 
•£ 

Vo'mer,  vz-Mr 
Vo'merine,  V^-Mrn 

Vocifex'ousness,   Vs3-F- 

Vou  ica,  VJ-M-K. 

fis-Ns 

Vomit,  V^Mt,  V^M-Td 

Voc'ule,  V»-K-L 

Vi-Mt(-) 

Vogue,  V!-G 

Vomi'tion,  V3-Mshn 

Voice,  Vs1,  Vst»,  VsJ-NG 

Vomitive,  V'-Mt-V 

Voiced,  Vsti 

Vomi'to,  V3-M-T 

Voice'less,  Vs'-Ls 

Vomitory,  \'i-Mt-K 

Void,   Vd>,   Vi-Dd,    Vd'- 

Vora'cious,  VJ-^-SHs 

NG.    See^lcord.  etc. 

Vora'ciously,          V2-^. 

Void'able,    Vd«-Bl.     See 

SHs-t 

Unavoidable. 

Vora'ciousness,      WK. 

Void'ance,  V1-Dns 

SH.s-Ns 

Void'er,  VJ-Dr 

Voracity,  \T1-^s-T 

Void'ness,  VdJ-Ns 

Vorag'inous,  V-fi-J-Xs 

Voir-dire,  V>-Wr-Dr 

Vor'tex,  Vr»-T  Ks 

Vo'lant,  V*-int 

Vortical,  Vrt!-Kl 

Vol'atile,  \i-Lt-L 

Voiyticel,  Vrts"-L 

Vol'atileness,     Vl-Lt-L- 

Vo'taress,  V--1-Ka 

Ns 

Vo'tarist,  V'-'T-Kat 

Volatility,  v«-it-L-T 

Vo'tary,  V"-T-B 

Vol'atilizable,  \l-Lt-Lz- 

Vote,  Vt2.  V=-Td,  Vt«-XG 

B-L 

Vof  er,  Vtr» 

Volatiliza'tion,    V«-it- 

Vo'tive,  Vt'-V 

Lzshn 

Vo'tively,  Vt«-V-Z 

Vol'atilize,     Vi-Zt-Zz, 

Vouch,   V^CH,    Vl-CHt, 

Vi  it-tzd,   V>-Lt-Z,z-NG 

yi-CH-NG 

Volcan'ic,  VP-K-N-K 

Vouchee',  VS-OH 

Vol'canist,  Vl»-K-Nst 

Vouch'er,  V>-CHr 

Vol'canize,  Vl'-K-Nz 
Volca'no,  V1»-K-N 

Vouch'or,  Vi-CHr 
Vouchsafe',     vs-CHs-F, 

Vole,  V«-L 

V2-CHs-Ft,  V»-CHs-F-NG 

Volee',  \"~L 

Vow,  V,  Vdi,  Vi-NG 

Voli'tion,  V«-£shn 

Vow'el,  Vi-L 

Vol'itive,  Vi-Z,t-V 

Vow'eled,  V'-Ld 

Vol'ley,  Vl-L,  \l-L&,  V1- 

Vow'er,  V1  B 

L-NQ 

Voyage,  Vi-J,  V'-Jd,  Vi- 

Volt,  V»-Lt 

J-NG 

Volta'ic,  V1»-T  K 

Voyager,  V^-Jr 

Vol'taism,  Vli-T-zM 

Voyageur*.  V2-Y-ZHr 

Vol'ti,  V1>-T 

Voy'ol,  Vi-L 

Voltigeur',  W-T-ZKr 

Vox,  V'-Ks 

Volubility,  VS-L-Bl-T 

Vugg,  V3-G 

Vol'uble-y,  VJ-Z-Bl 

Vulca'nian,  Vl2-Kn-N 

Vol'ubleness,    V^i-Bl- 

Vulcanic,  V1>-K  N-K 

Ns    [SBs] 

Vul'canist,  VP-K-Nst 

Vol'ume,  vn-M 
Volumetric,  Vl«-Mtr-K 

Vul'canite,  VI"  K-Nt 
Vulcaniza'tion,     V1»-K- 

Volu'minous,  Vl3-M-Ns 

ffzshn 

Volu'minously,    V13-M- 

Vul'canize,     VI*  -  K  -  Nz, 

Ns  L 

V12-K-Nzd.  VF-K-Nz-NG 

Volu'minousness,    VI3- 

Vul'gar,  Vl-'-Gr 

M-Ns-Ns 

Vul'garism,  Vl3-Gr-7.M 

Vol'untarily,       V^Znt- 

Vulgarity,  VU-Gr-T 

R-L 

Vul'garize,  Vl^-Grz,  Vl«- 

Vol'untariness,  V>-Znt- 

Grzd,  V12-Grz-NG 

Vul'garly,  Vl^-Gr-// 

Vol'untary.  V>-Znt-H 
Volunteer',       v»  Znt-B 

Vul'gate,  V12-G-T 
Vulnerability,    Vl»-Nr- 

(V'-Zntr),  V3-int-Bd.  V» 

Bl-T 

int-fi-NG  (VS-Zntr-NG) 

Vulnerable,  VP-Nr-Bl 

Volupfuary,  Vl»  P-CH-fi 

Vul'nerableness,     Vl» 

Volupf  uous,  Vl»-P-CHs 
Voluptuously,      V1»-P- 

Nr-Bl-Ns     [IBs] 
Vul'nerary,  VP-Nr-K 

CH-sZ, 

Vul'pine,  VP-Pn 

Volupt'uousness,  VP-P- 

Vult'ure,  VI*  CHr 

CHs-NB 

Vult'urine,  V!«-CHrn 

Volute',  V»-it 

Vult'urous,  Vls-CHra 

Volu'tion,  V»-Lshn 

Vying,  V'-NG 

WAB 


W,    the  twenty-third  let- 


290 

Wa'fer,    W«-Fr,  W*-Frd 

W2-Fr-NG 
"Waffle,  W>-F1 
Waft,  wFti,  wFi-Td,  wFt' 

NG 

Waft'age,  wFti-J 
Waft'er,  wFtr> 


Wag, 


W!-Gd,  W- 


ter  of  the   Alphabet,    has!     G-NG 

both   a   consonant   and   a  Wage,   wJs,    wJd2,    wj»- 

Vowel  sound.  At  the  begin- '     KG 

Ling  of  words  and  syllables  Wa'ger,   W2-Jr,    W*-Jrd. 

it  has  the  consonant-sound !     W2-Jr-NG 

of  w  as   heard   in  teade. :  Wa'gerer,  Ws-Jr-R 

wood,   tweed,  bewail,  etc. ;  Wa'ges,  wJz2 

and  at  the  end  of  syllables  Wag'gery,  W'-Gr 

it  has  the  vowel-sound  of  Wag'gish,  Wi-G-SH 

oo  as  heard  in  now,  new, ;  Wag'gishly,  Vfi-G-SHl 

etc.    By  seme  phoneticians  j  Wag'gishness,       WM3- 

at  the  present  time,  and  in|     8H-Ns 

the  earlier  works  on  Pho-  Wag'gle,  W'-Gl,  Wi-Gld, 

nography,  to    is  treated  as      W'-Gl-XG 

always  having  the  vowel- j  Wag'on,  WJ-Gn,  W1-Gnd, 

Bound  of  oo;  but  by  care-i     W!-Gn-NG 

fully  and  slowly  pronounc- !  Wag'onage,  Wi-Gn-J 

ing  the  word  w-oo,  the  dif-  j  Wag'oner,  Wi-G-Nr 

ference  between  the  conso-  ]  Wag'tail,  W'-G-T-L  ' 

nant  w  and  the  vowel  oo  j  Waif,  wF2 

will  be  apparent.  Wail,  Wl2,  Wld2,  W1*-NG 

W  is   silent  before  r  at  Wail'ingly,  W12-NG1 
the  beginning  of  words  and  Wain,  Wns 
syllables  and  in  the  words!  Wain'-rope,  Wn2!/?2-? 
answer,   sword,    two,  gun-  Wain'scot,        W*-Ns-Kt, 


W«-Ns-K-Td, 

NG 


W«-Ns-Kt 


wale,  boatswain,  etc. 

The  difficulty  of  joining 
a  number  of  the  stems  to  a  Wain'scoting,  W^-Ns-Kt 
preceding  Way  makes  it  de- 1     NG 
sirable,  in  the  case  of  a  few  Waist,  Wsts 
words,  to  employ  an  addi- 1  Waist'band,  Ws*-Bnd 
tional  sign  for  w.    The  one  \  Waist'cloth,  W*-sKl-TH 
adopted  is  a  small   semi-  Waist'coat,  Ws2-Kt 
circle,  which  may  be  turned  Wait,   Wt2,  W2-Td,    Wt«- 
in  any  direction  in  order  to  j     NG 
secure  easy  joinings.    Be- 1  Wait'er,  Wtr* 
tore   T,    D,   TH,  DH,  8H  Wait'ing-maid,  Wt2-NG- 
and  ZH   it  is  best  made  I     M-D 
with  the   opening  to  the ;  Wait'ing- woman,   Wt«- 
right,  and  before  K,  with!     NG-W-Mn 
the  opening  to  the   left.  1  Wait'ing-room,  Wt«-NG- 
This  sign  is  also  generally      R-M 
used  before  D  for  wd,  the  Wait'ress,  W-Trs 
half-length  W  being  used  i  Waits,  Wts* 


principally    for    wt.     See 

Wash,    Wish,    Wake,    Wed, 

Wet,  etc. 

Wab'ble,  W-B1 

Wack'e,  wi-K 

Wack'y,  W»-K 

Wad,   wD1,    wDd1,    wD1- 

NG 

Wadd,  wDi 
Wad'ding,  wD»-NG 
Wad'clle,  W«-D1,  W>-Dld, 

W'-Dl-NG 

Wad'dler,  W-D1-R 
Wade,  wD2,  wDd2,  wD»- 

NG 

Wad'er,  Ws-Dr 
Wad'-hook,  wDi-H-K 
Wad'y,wD* 


Waive,  wV2,  wVd2,  wV«- 

NG 

Waiver,  W«-Vr 
Wake,  wK»,  wKt»,  wK2- 

NG.    See  Awake,  etc. 
Wake'ful,  wK-Fia 
W^ake'fullness,  wK-Fl«- 

Ns    [iFs] 
Wak'en,  wKn^,    wKnd* 

wKn2-NG.     See  Awaken, 
__  etc. 

Wak'ener,  wK2-Nr 
Wak'er,  W2-Kr 
Walden'ses,  W»-Z,-Dnsz 


Wale,  Wl« 
Walk,  Wi-K, 

K-NG 
Walk'er,  Wi- 


W- 


WAR 

Walk'ing-staff,     wi-K- 

NGs-Tf 

Wall,  WU,  Wldi,  Wli-NG 
Walla'chian,  W2-Z-Ku 
Wal'let,  W'-it 
Wall'-eye.WlMI 
Wall'-eyed,  WIMi-D 
Wall'flower,  WU-F1-R 
Wall'-fruit,  Wl'-Frt 
Wal'lop,  W-L-P.  W^-Zr 

Pt,  Wi  i-P-NG 
Wal'low,  Wi-£,   Wi-Ld, 

WI-//-NG 

Wal'lower,  "SV1-Z.-R 
Wal'nut,  Wl'-Nt 
Wal'rus,  WU-^s 
Waltz,     Wltsi      Wltst», 

Wltsi-NG 

Waltz'er,  Wits'  R 
Wam'ble,  W'-M-Bl 
W^am'pum,  W'-JI-P-M 
Wan,  Wni 
Wand,  Wndi 
Wan'der,  Wndr',  Wnd>- 

Rd,  Wndr'-NG 
Wan'derer,  Wndr'-R 
Wran'deringly,     Wndr'- 

NG-L 

Wand'y,  Wn'-D 
Wane,  Wn2,  Wnd2,  Wn*- 

NG 

Wan'ly,  Wi-Nl 
Wan'ness,  WnJ-Ns 
Wan'nish,  Wu'-SH 
Want,     Wnt1,      Wn'-Td, 

Wnti-NG 

Want'age,  Wnt'-J 
Want'ing,  Wnt'-NG 
Want'less,  Wnti-Ls 
Wan'ton,  Wnt'-N,  Wnt»- 

Nd.  Wnti-N-NG 
Wan'tonly,  Wnt'-N-L 
Wan'tonness,     Wnt'-N- 

Ns 

Wap'entake,  \v>.pn-T-K 
War,  Wr1,  Wrdi,  Wr>-NG 
"War'ble,  Wr'-Bl,  Wr1- 

Bld.  Wr'-Bl-NG 
War'bler,  Wri  Bl-B 
War'-cry,  Wr1  Kr 
War'-dance,  Wr'iDns 
Ward,     Wrdi,     Wr'-Dd, 

Wrd]-NG 

Ward'en,  Wrd'  N 
Ward'enry,  Wrdi-Nr 
Ward'enship,     Wrd'-N- 

SH-P 

Ward'er,  Wrdr1 
Ward'robe,  Wrd>-^Z-B 
Ward'room,  Wrd'-R-M 
Ward'ship,  Wrd'-SH-P 
Ward'-staff,  Wrdgi-Tf 
Ware,  Wr> 

Ware'house,  (Tz.jWr'-Hi 
Ware'house,  (w.)  Wr'-Hz, 

Wr'-Hzd,  Wr'-Hz-NG 
Ware'houseman,    WrL 

Hs-Mn 

Wares,  Wrz1 
War'fare,  Wr»-Fr 


WAR 


291 


WAX 


War'-horse,  Wr-Hrs 

Waah'-house,  wSH!-Hs 

Wa'ter-gruel,    Wtr'-Gr- 

Wa'rily,  W-R-L 

Wash'ing,  wSH»-NG 

L 

Wa'riness,  W*-.R-Ns 

Wash'-leather,     wSH1- 

Wa'teriness,  Wtr^Ns 

Warlike,  Wr'-/,-K 

LAhr 

Wa'tering-place,   Wtr1- 

War'lock,  Wr^L-K 

Wash'  -pot,  wSHi-Pt 

KG-Pls 

Warm,  (a.)  Wri-M,  Wr1- 

Washingto'nian,  wSH^- 

Wa'terish,  Vftr^-SH 

M-R,  Wri-Mst 

NGt-Nn 

Wa'terishness,  Wtr'-Sff 

Warm,  («.)  Wri-M,  Wr>- 

Washingto'niani  sin, 

Ns 

Md,  Wri-M-NG 

,wSH»-NGt-N-Nz-M 

Wa'terless,  Wtr'-is 

Warmblooded,     Wr1- 

Wash'tub,  wSH'-T-B 

Wa'ter-level,  Wtr'-X-V- 

M-Bl-Dd       • 

Wash'y,  W-SH 

L 

Warm'er,  Wr'-M-R 

Wasp,  Ws'-P 

Wa'ter-lily.  Wtr»-i-Z 

Warm'-hearted,  WrJ-M- 

Wasp'ish,  Ws'-P-SH 

Wa'ter-line,  Wtr1-  in 

Hr-Td 

Wasp'ishly,  Ws^P-Sfll 

Wa'ter-logged,   Wtr'-L- 

iA7"arm'ing-pan,    Wr>-M- 

Wasp'ishness,      Wsl-P- 

G-D 

NG-Pn 

SH-Ns 

Wa'ter-man,  Wti-i-Mn 

Warm'ly,  Wr^M-Z 

Wasp'like,  Ws»-P-Z-K 

Wa'ter-mark,  Wtri-M-B- 

Warm'ness,  Wr^M-Ns 

Was'sail,  Ws'-i 

K 

Warmth,  Wr'-M-TH 

Was'sailer,  Ws^i-B 

Wa'ter-melon,   WtrJ-M- 

Warn,      Wrn1,      Wrnd1, 

Wast,  Wsti 

Ln 

Wrni-NG 

Waste,     Wst»,     Ws!-Td. 

Wa'ter-mill,  wtr'-M-i 

Warn'er,  Wr^Nr 

Wst(-)*    [Ws2-NG] 

Wa'terousel,  Wtr'-Zl 

Warn'ing,  Wrn^NG 

Waste'-book,  Ws'-B-K 

Wa'ter-pot,  Wti-i-Pt 

Warp,     Wr'-P,     Wri-Pt, 

Waste'ful,  Ws«-F-L 

Wa'ter-power,  wtr^P-R 

Wr'-P-NG 

Waste'fully,  Ws»-F-i 

Wa'ter-privilege,  wtr1- 

War'-paint,  Wr'-Pnt 

Waste'fulness,  Wss-F-L- 

Prv-,1 

War'-path,  Wr^P-TH 

Ns    [iFs] 

Wa'ter-proof,  Wtr'-Prf 

Warp'er,  Wr'-Pr 

Waste'-gate,  Wss-Gt 

Wa'ter-prooflng,     Wtr1 

Warp'  ing,  Wr1  P-NG 

Waste'-pipe,  Ws2-P-P 

Prf-NG 

War'-proof,  Wr^Prf 

Wast'er,  Wstr2 

Wa'ter-ram,  Wtr'-R-M 

War'rant,  Wrnt1,    Wrn1- 

Watch,     wCHi,     wCHt', 

Wa'ter-rot,        Wtr'  -  Rt, 

Td,  Wrntf-NG 

wCH>-NG 

Wtri-K  'I'd.  Wtr'-/^-NG 

Warrantable,  Wrnt>-B- 

Watch'-  case,  wCH'-Ks 

Wa'ter-shed,  Wtri-67/-D 

L 

Watch'-dog,  wCH"-D-G 

Wa'ter-soak,  Wtrs'-K 

War'rantableness, 
Wrnti-B-L-Ns    [IBs] 

Watch'er,  W>-CHr 
Watch'ful-ly,  wCHi-Fl 

Wa'ter-spout,  Wtrs'-Pt 
Wa'ter-tight,  vrtr'  iTt1 

War'rantably,  Wrntf-B- 

Watchfulness,     wCHi- 

Wa'ter-wheel,  Wtr'-Wl 

L 

Fl-Ns     f.'Fs] 

Wa'ter-work,    Wtr'-Wr- 

Warrantee',  WrnVT 

Watch'-house,  wCH'-Hs 

K 

War'ranter,  Wrntr1 

"Watch'-light,  wCHi-£t 

Wa'ter-works,  Wtr'-Wr- 

War'rantor,  Wrntr» 

Watch'-maker,  wCHi-M- 

Ks 

Warranty,  Wrn1-! 

Kr 

Wa'tery,  W'-Tr 

Warren,  W'-TJn 

Watch'man,  wCH1-Mn 

Wat'tle,   Wt'-i,  Wti-£d, 

War'rener,  Wi-Rn-R 

Watch'-tower,  wCH>-T- 

Wt'-L-NG 

War'rior,  W-fi-K 

R 

Waul,  Wl-L 

Wart,  Wrti 

Watch'-word,       wCH1  - 

Wave,  wV«,  wVd2,  wV«- 

Wart'y,  Wi-R-T 

Wrd 

NG 

War'-whoop,  VT^-hoP 

Wa'ter,     Wtr',     Wt'-Rd, 

Wave'less,  wV*-is 

Wa'ry,    W«-«,     VP-R-R, 

Wtri-NG 

Wave'let,  wV*-it 

W2-/J»t 

Wa'ter-bailiff,     Wtr«-B- 

Wave'-offering,  wV2-Fr- 

Was,  Wzi    [Z'].    Was  Is 

L-F 

NG 

also  occasionally  written 

Wa'ter-bearer,    Wtr'-B- 

Wa'ver,  W«-Vr,   W=-Vrd, 

with     the    to-hook    and 

Rr 

WJ-Vr-NG 

final  z-circle  on  the  pre- 

Wa'ter-cart, Wtr»-Krt 

Wa'verer,  w^-Vr-R 

ceding  stem  ;  thus. 

Wa'ter-cement,     Wtrs1- 

Wa'veringly,        W«-Vr- 

What  was,  Twz« 

Mnt 

NG1 

It  was,  Twz* 

Wa'ter-closet,  Wtr'-Klz- 

Wa'veringness,   W^-Vr- 

Which  was,  CHwz« 

T 

NG-Ns 

Where  was,  Rwz* 

Wa'ter-color,  Wtr'-K-ir 

Wave'-worn,  wV-Wn 

Wash,      wSH1,      wSHt1,  Wa'ter-course,  Wtr>-Krs 

Wax,  Wi-Ks.  W'-Kst,  Wi- 

wSHi-NG 

Wa'ter-cress,  Wtr»-Krs 

Ks-NG 

Wash'-ball,  wSH«-B-L 

Wa'ter-cure,  Wtr'-Kr 

Wax'-candle,  Wi-Ks-K- 

wSH'-B-Wa'ter-dog,  Wtr»:Di-G        Nd-L 


Wash'-board, 

Rd 

Wash'-bowl,  wSH^B-L   IWa'terer,  WtV-R 
Wash'er,  W'-SHr  i  Wa'ter-fall,  Wtr>-Fl 

Wash'er-man,    W^SHr-  Wa'ter-fowl,  Wtri-F-L 


Mn 

tVash'er-womau, 
SHr-W-Mn 


Wa'ter-drop,  Wt^-Dr-P  Waxed'-end,        W^Kst 

!Nd2orW'-Ks-Tnd 
Wax'en,  W'-Ks-N 
Wax'iness,  W'-Ks-Ns 


^v7a'ter-gauge,  Wtri-G-J  Wax'-light 


W»-  Wa'ter-gil 
I     Gld-NG 


ug 
dl 


ng,    Wtr'  -  Wax'-myrtle, 


WAX 

Wax'-palm,  Wi-Ks-P-M 
Wax'-wing,      Wi-K-s\t 

NG 
Wax'-work,  WJ-E 

sWrK 

Wax'y,  W!-K-S 
Way,  W2 

Way-bill,  W-B-L  (-B1) 
Wayfarer,  W3-Fr-R 
Wayfaring,  W3-Fr-NG 
Waylay,  Vf*-L,  W-id 


292 


WEL 


Waylayer, 
Wayless,  W*-/,s 
Way-mark,  W3  M-fi-K 
Way-side,  Ws«  D 
Way'-station,  Ws3-Tshn 
Wayward,  W*-Wrd 
Way'wardly,  W*-Wrd-Z, 
Waywardness,        W* 

Wrd-Ns 

Way'wode,  W=-Wd 
Wayworn,  W«  Wrn 
We,  W3,  aud  by  the  w 
hook  on   the   precedini 
stem;  thus. 

But  we,  Bw* 

Ought  we.  Tw1 

What  we,  Tw* 

Had  we.  Dw1 

Do  we,  Dw3 

Did  we,  Dw' 

Which  we,  CHw* 

Can  we,  Kw1 

Could  we,  Kw' 

Are  we.  Rvr1 

Were  we,  R'v- 

Where  we,  .Rw1 
Weak,      W*-K,      W'-Kr, 

Weak'en,    W'-Kn,    W 

Knd.  W3-Kn-N"G 
Weak'ener,  W3-K-Nr 
W^eak'-eyed,  W'-K-i-D 
Weak'-fish,  W3-K-F-<S'fl' 
Weak'-handed,   W3  -  K 

Hn-Dd 
Weak'-headed,  W'-K-H 

Weak'-hearted,     W3-K 

Hr  Td 

Weakling,  W3-K1-NG 
Weakly,   W»-K1,  W'-Kl 

R,  W3-Klst 

Weak'ness,  W-K-Ns 
Weak'-side,  W3-Ks-D 
Weak'-sighted,  W'-Ks 

Td 
Weak'-spirited,     W'-K 

sPr-Td 
Weal,  W13 
Weald'en,Wld'-N 
Wealth,  W13-TH  [Wl«] 
Wealth'ily,  W13-TH1 
Wealth'iness,     W1*-TH- 


^ 

Wealth'y,  W12-TH 

Wean,  Vfu3,  Wnd»,  Wn=>- 

NG 
Wean'ling,  W'-Nl-NG 


Wea'pon,  W*-Pn 
-  Wea'poned,  W*-Pnd 

Wedge'wood-ware, 
wJ*-Wd-Wr 

Wea'ponless,  W*-P-Nls 

Wed'lock,  wD'-i-K 

-  Wear,  Wr».  Wr'-NG 

Wednes'day,  W«-Nz-D 

Wear  (wer),  Wr5 

Wee,  WJ 

Wear'able,  Wri-Bl 

Weed,  wD',  wDd»,  wD»- 

Wear'er,  Wr^-R 

NG 

Wea'riless,  Vf*-R-LB 

Weed'er,  W^-Dr 

Wea'rily,  W-R-L 

Weed'y,     wDs,     wD»-E, 

Wea'riness,  W3-/Z-Ns 

wDstJ                 • 

.  Wea'risome,  Ws-JZ-sM 

Week,  W3-K 

Wea'risomely,  W3-fl-sM- 

W^eek'-day,  W3-K-D 

L 

Weekly.  W3-K1 

Wea'risomeness,  W3-«- 

Weel,  W13 

sM-Ns 

Ween,  Wn3 

Wea'ry,  (a.)  W»-«,  W'-fi- 

Weep,  WS-P.  WS-p-NG 

R,  Vf*-Rst 

Weep'er,  W3-Pr 

Wea'ry,  (r.)  W^-^,  W'-fi- 

Weep'ing-willow,    W»- 

D,  Wa.fi  NG 

P  NG-W-L 

-  Wea'sand,  Wz'-Nd 

Wee'vil,  W3-V1 

Wea'sel,  Vfz3-L 

Weft,  wFt= 

Weath'er,     Wdhr*,    W«- 

Weigh,  W,  wD2.  Ws-NG 

DHrd.  Wdhr^-NG 

Weigh'able,  W«-B1 

Weath'er-beaten,  Wdhr2 
;        B-Tn 
Weath'er-board,  Wdhrz- 

Weigh'er,  W3-R 
Weigh'ing-machlne, 
W2-NG-M-SHn 

Brd 

Weight,      Wt3      W»-Td, 

Weath'er-bound,  Wdhrs 

Wt--NG 

-End 

Weight'ily,  wT>-L 

Weath'er-cock,  Wdhr*- 

Weight'iness,  wT3-Ns 

K-K 

Weightless,  Wt2-Ls 

Weath'erd,  W*-DHrd 

Weight'y,    wTs,   wT*-E, 

Weath'er-gage,   Wdhr2- 

wTst2 

G-J                                      "Weir,  Wr^ 

Weath'er-glass,  Wdhra- 

Weird,  Wrds 

Gls 

Wel'come,     W13-K(-M), 

Weath'er-molding, 

W]2-K-Md,  W13-K(-) 

Wdhr2-M-id-XG 

Wel'comely,  W1«-K-M1 

Weath'ermost,    Wdhr8 

Wel'comeness,     W1«-K- 

Mst 

M-Ns 

Weath'er-proof,  Wdhr" 

Wel'comer,  W!3-K-Mr 

Prf 

Weld,     Wld«,     Wl»-Dd, 

Weath'er-wise,    Wdhrs- 

Wld(-)* 

Wz 

Weld'er,  Wldr« 

Weave,  wV,  wV«-NG 

Wel'fare,  Wl»  Fr 

Weaver,  W»-Vr 

Wel'kin,  Wl^-Kn 

Wea'zen,  Wz'-N 

Well,  (r.)  Wl3,  Wld3,  Wl*. 

Web,  W2  B,  W»-Bd,  W» 

NG 

B  NG 

Well,  Wl»    IL*-1 

Webbed,  W«-Bd 

Well'aday,  W»-i-D 

Web'bing,  W2-B-NG 

Well'-adjusted,      i*-J- 

Web'by,  W»-B 

sTd 

Web'-foot,  W*-B-Ft 

Well'-being,  i«-B-NG 

Web'-footed,      W^-B-F- 

Well'-beloved,  L»-Blvd 

Td 

Weir-born,  L--B-Rn 

Wed,  wD«,  wDd2,  wD*-XG 

Well'-bred,  L^.Brd 

Wed'ded,  wDd« 

Well'-deflned,  L*-Vf  Nd 

Wed'ding,  wD«  NG  . 

Well'-doing,  i3-D-NG 

Wed'ding-clothes,  wD'  Well'-dressed,  L?-T>rst 

-NG-Kl-DHz 

Well'-educated,  L*-V-K- 

Wed'ding-day,        wD»- 
NG-D 

Td 
Well'-favored,  i*-F-Vr<J 

Wed'ding-feast,     wDz 

Well'-hole,  i3-Hl 

NG-Fst 

Well'-informed,     £3-N- 

Wedge,  wJ3,  wJd*,  wJs- 

Fd 

NG 

Well'-known,  i=-Nn 

Wedg'er,  W«-Jr 

Well'-mannered,  Z*-M- 

Wedge'-shaped,      wJ»- 
SH  Pt 

Nrd 
Well'-meaning,  £.8-Mn- 

Wedge'wood,  wJs-Wd 

NG 

WEL 


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Well'-meant,  L*-Mnt 

stem  or  by  writing  a  dot 

Well'-nigh,  i*-N 

between   the  W  and  the 

Well'-read,  L*-R-T> 

following  vowel. 

Well'-regulated,  L*-R- 

Whack,  W»-K,  W»-Kt,  W- 

Gl-Td 

K-NG 

Well'-spoken,  Z,s2-P-Kn 

Whale,  \V»-i 

Well'-spring,  Ls*  Pr-NG 

Wale'bone,  \V«-Z-Bn 

Well'-sweep,  £s2-W-P 

Whale'-flshery,     W*-£- 

"Well'-wisher,  /,2-W-SHr 

F-SHr 

Welsh,  W2-L-8H 

Whale'man,  W-Zr-Mn 

Welsh'man,      W^-i-SH- 

Whal'er,  W-i-L-B 

Mn 

Whal'ins.  Wa-i-NG 

Welsh'-rabbit,  W2-i-SH-  Whap,  W>  P 

B-Bt                                 j  Whap'per,  W'-Pr 
Welt,    W2-it,    W2-L-Td,  'Wharf,  W'-#f 

W2-Z,t-NG 

Wharfage,  Wi-R-F-  J 

Wel'ter,   w»-Ltr,    W2-/,- 

Wharfinger,  Wi-£-F-N- 

Trd,  W-£tr-NG 

Jr 

Wen,  Wn2 

Wharves,  W-Rvz 

Wench,     Wn2-CH,    Wn»- 

What,  hWti    [T*] 

CHt,  Wn2-CH-NG 

Whatever,  hWt2-Vr  [T»- 

Wench'er,  W«-N-CHr 

Vr] 

Wend,     Wnds,    Wnz-Dd, 

What'-not,  hWti-Nt 

Wnd2-NG 

Whatsoever,      hWts2-V 

Wen'nish,  Wn*-SH 

[Ts^-V] 

Wen'ny,  W'-N 

Wheal,  W3-L 

Went,  Wnt2 

Wheat,  Wt» 

Wept,  W*-Pt 

Wheat'-ear,  Wt3-K 

Were,    Wr2     [tf2].     The 

Wheat'en,  Wt'-N 

abbreviation     for     Were 

Wheat'-fly,  Wt*  Fl 

may    be  written  in  any 

Whee'dle,    W3-D1,     W3- 

part  of  a  phrase,  while 

Dld,  W3-D1-NG 

R   for  Are  is  only  used 

Wheel,     W3-L,     W3-id, 

when  standing  alone  or 

W3-L-NG      (Wl3,      Wld3, 

commencing  a  phrase. 

W13-NG) 

Worst,  Wrst2 

Wheel'barrow,      W*-^- 

Wert,  Wrt* 

B  K 

We'sand,Wz3-Nd 

Wheel'-carriage,  Vf*-L- 

Wes'leyan,  Ws»-in 

Kr-J 

Wes'leyanism,  Ws*-£n- 

Wheel'er,  w^-L-n 

Z-M(  Z,nz-M) 

Wheel'-house,  Wl3-Hs 

West,  Wst2 

Wheel'ing,       W^-i-NG 

West'ering,  Ws2-Tr-NG 

(W13-NG) 

West'erly,  Ws2-Tr-Z, 

Wheel'-work,  Wls-Wr-K 

West'ern,  Ws2-Trn 

Wheel'wright,  Wis-^t 

West'ing,  Ws2-T-NG 

Wheel'y,  Vf*-L 

West'ward,  Ws*-Wrd 
West'wardly,  WsMVrd- 

WTieeze,  Wz^,  Wzd3,  Wz'- 

NG 

L 

Whelk,  W1S-K 

Wet,  (a.)  \Vt2,  Wtr2,  Wtst2 

Whelm,  W12-M,  Wl«-Md, 

or  wTst« 

Wl^-M-NG 

Wet,  (i>.)  Wt2,  "W2-Td,  Wt»- 

Whelp,    W12-P,    Wl»-Pt, 

NG 

W12-P-NG 

Weth'er,  Wdhr* 

When,  Wn»    [W»] 

Wet'ness,  Wt2-Ns 

Whence,  Wns8 

Wet'-nurse,  Wt2-Nrs 

Whenceever,  Wns2-V 

Wet'tish,  vfV-SH 

Whencesoev'er,  Wns"- 

We'zand,  Wz»-Nd 

8v 

Wh-.    The  h  in  this  corn- 

Whenever,  [Wv^] 

bination,    as   a    general'  Whensoever,  [Ws*-V] 
rule,  need  not  be  indicat-  i  Where,  Wr1    [fli] 
ed.  When,  however,  the  h  Whereabout',  fii-Bt 
must  be  written  in  order !  Whereabouts',  £i-Bts 
to  distinguish  the  wordj  Whereas',  Rzl 
from  one  in  which  there  Whereat',  fi'-T 
is  no  h,  (as  is  the  case  with  Whereby',  R'-B 
the   names     White   and  Where'fore,  R'-F(-K) 
Wight),  it  may  be  done  Wherein',  J2--N 
either  by  prefixing  a  per-  Whereinto',  R3-N-T 
pendicular  tick  to  the  W  Whereof,  fl'-V 


WHI 

Whereon',  R'-N 
Where'so,  Rl -S 
Wheresoever,  Ra--V 
Where'through,      WrL 

THr 

Whereto',  R3-T 
Whereunto',  /e2-N-T 
Whereupon',  R'-Pu 
Wherever,  Ji2  -v 
Wherewith',  #>-DH 
Wherewithal',  Ri-DH-L 
Wher'ry,  W»-K 
Whet,  Wtz,  W2-TJ,  \vt»- 

NG 

Wheth'er,  Wdhr2 
Whet'stone,  Wts»-Tn 
Whet'ter,  Wtr2 
Whew,  W3 
Whey,  W2 
Whey'ey,  Wai2 
Whey'ish,  W*-SH 
Which,     wCH^      [CH«— 

Written    in    the    second 

position  to  distinguish  it 

fromCH3,  Each.} 
Whichever,  CHv2 
Whichsoever,  CHs*-V 
Whiff,  wF3,  wFt»,  wF3-XG 
Whiffle,  W3-F1 
Whiffler,  w^-Fl-R 
Whiffletree,  w3-Fl-Tr 
Whig,  W3-G 
Whig'gery,  W^-Gr 
Whig'gish,  W3-G-SH 
Whig'gism,  W3-G-zM 
While,  Wli,   Wld',   WH- 

NG 

Whiles,  Wlzi 
Whi'lom,  WI'-M 
Whilst,  Wlsti 
Whim,  W3-M 
Whim'per,        W3-M-Pr, 

W3-M-Prd.  W3-M-Pr-NG 
Whim'perer,        W*-M- 

Pr-E 

Whim'sey,  W3  -M-Z 
Whim'sical-ly,     W3-M- 

zKl 
Whimsical'ity,     W'-M- 

zKl-T 
Whim'sicalness,  ws-M- 

zKl-Ns 
Whim'whain,       W^-M- 

W-M 

Whin,  hWn3 
Whin'chat,  hWn3-CHt 
Whine,       Wu>,      Wnd1, 

Wn>-NG 

Whin'er,  W>-Nr 
Whin'ny,  W3-N,  W»-N-D, 

W3-N-NG 

Whin'ock,  WS-N-K 
Whin'-stone,  Wnss  Tn 
Whip,  WS-P,  Wa-Pt.  W3- 

P-NG 

Whip'-cord,  W3-P-Krd 
Whip'-graft,   W3-P  Grft, 

W«-P-Gr-F-Td,         W»-P- 

Grtt-NG 
Whip'-hand,  W'-P-Hnd 


WHI 

Whip'-lash,  W3-P-i-SH 
Whip'-maker,   W3-P-M- 

Kr 

Whip'per,  W-Pr 
Whip'per-in,  W-Pr-N 
Whip'per-snapper,  W- 

Prs-N-Pr 
Whip'ping-post,    W-P- 

NG-Pst 

Whip'pletree,  WS-Pl-Tr 
Whip'-poor-will,      Ws- 

Pr-Wl 

"Whip'saw,  W3-P-S 
Whip'-snake,  W^-Ps-N-K 
Whip'-staff,  W3-Ps-Tf 
Whip'ster,  wa-Pstr 
Whip'-stick,  W3-Ps-T-K 
Whip'-stitch,    W3-Ps-T- 

CH 

"Whip'-stock,  W3-Ps-T-K 
Whipt,  W3-Pt 
Whir,    hW«-R,    hW*-Rd, 

hW2  R-X& 
"Whirl,    W2-S1,    ws-fild, 

W»-fll-NG 

Whirl'-bat,  W»-fll-Bt 
Whirl'-bone,  W2-.Rl-Bn 
Whirl'er,  Vf*-Rl-R 
Whirl'igig,  W^-Rl-G-G 
Whirl'ing-table,  W»-.R1- 

NG-T-B1 

Whirl'pool,  WS-Bl-P-L 
Whirl'wind,       W»  -  fil  - 

Wnd 
"Whisk,    Wss-K,    Ws»-Kt, 

Ws3-K-NG 

Whisk'er,  Ws3-K-R 
Whisk'ered,  Ws3.K-.Rd 
"Whisk'ey,  Ws3-K 
Whis'per,    Ws3-Pr,  Ws3- 

Prd.  Ws3-Pr-NG 
'Whis'perer,  Ws3-Pr-R 
Whis'peringly,  Ws3-Pr- 

NG1 

"Whist,  Wst3 
Whis'tle,  Ws3-^,  Ws»-id, 

\Vs3-Z  NG 

"Whis'tler,  Wsa-L-R 
"Whit,  Wt3 
White,     (a.)    Wti,    Wtri, 

Wtst1     or     wTsti.      See 

Wide,  etc. 
White,  (D.)  Wti,  Wi-Td, 

Wti-NG 

White'-bait,  Wt«-Bt 
White'-bear,  Wt>-B-R 
"White'-cap,  Wt'-K-P 
White'-flsh,  VfV-F-SH 
White'-lead,  Wti-i-D 
White'-limed, 

Md 

White'-lined, 
White'-livered,    Wti-L- 

Vrd 

White'-meat,  Wt»-Mt 
Whit'en,  Wti-N,  Wti-Nd, 

Wti-N-NG 

Whit'ener,  Wt'-Nr 
White'ness,  "VW-Ns 
'    Whites,  Wtsi 


294 


WIL 


White'-smith,    Wts'-M- 

"Whosesoever,  Hz-Sv^ 

TH 

Who'so,  H-S3 

White'-swelling,   Wts1- 

Whosoev'er,  Hs-V2 

W-//-NG 

Whur,  W*  R 

White'wash,    Wti-wSH, 

Whurt,  W2-Rt 

WtLwSHt,  Wtl-wSH-NG 

"Why,  w« 

White'washer,    Wt»-W- 

Wick,  W3-K 

SHr 

Wick'ed,  W3-Kd 

White'-weed,  Wt«-wD 
White'-wine,  Wt»-Wn 

Wick'edly,  W*-Kd-Z, 
Wick'edness,  W3-Kd-Ns 

White'wood,  Wti-Wd 

Wick'er,  W*-Kr 

Whith'er,  Wdhr3 

Wick'er-work,     W3-Kr- 

Whithersoever, 

Wr  K 

Wdhrs»-V 

Wick'et,  W3-Kt 

Whith'erward,    Wdhr3- 

Wick'ing,  W^-K-NG 

Wrd 

Wide,  wD1,  W'-Dr,  wDet1. 

Whit'ing,  Wt'-NG 

See  White,  etc. 

Whit'ish,  VfV-SH 

Wide-awake,  wD'-W-K 

Whit'ishness,     VTV-SB- 

Wide'ly,  \v-Di-Z, 

Ns 

Wide'-mouthed,     wD1- 

Whit'leather,  Wt3-idhr 

M-DHd 

Whit'low,  Wt3-Z 

Wid'en,     wDn1     wDnd1, 

Whit'sun,  Wts3-N 

wDn'-NG 

Whit'sunday,  Wtsa-N-D 

Wide'ness,  wD'-Ns 

Whifsuntide,     Wte3-N- 

Wide'-spread,  wD'-ePrd 

Td 

Wide'-spreading,  wD'- 

Whit'tle,  Wt3-£,  Wts-id, 

8Prd(-) 

Wt3-Z,-NG 

Wid'geon,  wJns 

Whit'y-brown,  wTJ-Brn 

Wid'ow,  wD3,  wDd3,  wD3- 

Whiz,  Wz3,   Wzd3,    Wz3- 

KG 

NG 

Wid'ower,  wD3-R 

Who,  H3 

Wid'o^wrhood,  wD3-Hd 

Whoa,  W» 

Wid'owly,  wD3-L 

Whoever,  Hv* 

Width,  wD3-TH 

"Whole,  Hl« 

Wield,    Wld3,    W3-Z-Dd, 

Whole'ness,  Hla-Ns 

Wld8-NG 

Wholesale,  Hls-i» 

Wield'er,  Wldr3 

Whole'some,      Hls»-M, 

Wield'less,  \Vld3-Zs 

Hls2-M-R.  Hls^-Mst 

Wield'y,  W3  /.-D 

Whole'somely,    Hls-M- 

Wier'y,  Vfi-R 

£* 

Wife,  \vFi 

Whole'someness,  Hls2- 

\Vife'hood,  wFi-Hd 

M-Ns 

Wife'less,  wF'-is 

Whol'ly,  H2-i 

Wife'ly,  wFi-i 

Whom,  H3-M    [H3] 

Wig,  W»-G 

Whomsoever,  Hs-V2 

Wig'gle,  W3-G1,  W3-Gld, 

Whoop,     hoP3,     hoPt3, 

W3-Gl-IsG 

hoPS-NG 

Wight,  Wt1 

Whoop'ing-cough,    P3- 

"Wig'  -maker,  W3-G-M  -Kr 

NG-Kf 

Wig'wam,  WS-Gw-M 

Whop,  W>-P,  W-Pt,  W1- 

Wild,   Wld',  Wldr>,  W>- 

P-NG 

Z-Dst 

Whop'per,  W«-Pr 

Wild'-boar,  Wldi-B-R 

"Whore,  Hr« 

Wild'-cat,  Wldi-Kt 

Whore'dom,       Hr-D2-M 

Wil'der,  Wldr3,  Wl3-Crd, 

(Hrd2-M) 

Wldr3-XG 

Whore'master,  Hr^-Mstr 

Wil'derness,  "Wldrs-Ns 

Whore'monger,  Hr*-M- 

Wild'-flre,  Wldi-F-R 

NGr 

Wild'fowl,  \Vld»-F-L 

Whore'son,  Hrs«-N 

Wild'-goose,  Wld'-Gs 

Whor'ish,  Hr-SH* 
Whor'ishly,  Hr-SHl3 

Wild'-goose  chase, 
Wld1  Gs-CHs 

Whor'ishness,    Hr-SH2- 

Ns 

Wild'grave.  Wld'-Grv 
Wild'ing,  Wldi-NG 

Whorl,  ws-fil 

Wild'ly,  Wldi-/, 

Whorled',  W2-.Rld 

Wild'ness,  Wld!-Ns 

Whort,  W[-Rt 

Wile,  Wli 

Whort'le-berry,  Vfrtf-L- 
B  R 

Wil'ful-ly,  Wl'-Fl 
Wil'fulness,     W1'-F1-N« 

Whose,  Hz* 

[SFs] 

WIL 


Wiliness,  Wi-Z,-Ns 
Wilk,  W1»-K 
Will,  W13  Wld3,  W13-NG 
[A3,  Ld3,   £3-NG.]      Wil 
in   also  written  by  the 
2-hook;  thus, 

What  will.  Tl« 

It  will,  Tl" 

Which  will,  CHI* 

Where  will,  fill 

They  will.  DH1» 

These  will,  Zl* 

All  will,  /,!» 

When  will,  Wl* 

We  will.  Wl3 

You  will,  Yl3 

How  will.  HI1 

He  will,  HI* 

Who  will.  HI* 
Will'ful-ly,  W13-F1  [Z»- 

Fl] 
Will'fulness,       W13-F1- 

Will'ingj    W13-NG     IL»- 

NG] 
Willing-hearted,    [£3- 

NG-Hr-Td] 
Willingly,  W1*-NG1  [L3- 

NG1] 
Willingness,     W13-NG- 

Ns    [t'-NG-Ns] 
Will'-o'-the-wisp,    W3- 

L-DH-Ws-P 
Willow,  WS-L 
Willowing,  W3  i-NG 
Willowish,  W3-i-SH 
Willow- wort,       W3-L- 

Wrt 

Wil'lowy,  W3-£ 
Willy,  Vi*-L 
Wilt,    Wa-it,     WS-i-Td, 


Wil'y,  Wi-i,  W'--J&-fi,  W1- 

Zst 
Wim'ble,  W3-M-B1,   w3- 

M-Bld,  W3-M-B1-NG 
Wim'ple,   W'-M-Pl,  W3- 

M-Pld.  WS-M-Pl-NG 
Win,  Wn3.  Wn3-NG 
Wince,    WHS',     W3-Nst, 

WS-Ns-NG 
Win'cer,  W3-Ns-R 
Winch,  Wn3-CH 
Wind  (wind),  Wnd3,  Wn3- 

Dd,  Wnd3-NG 
Wind       (wind),      Wnd1, 

Wnd'-NG 

Wind'age,  Wnd3- J 
Wind'bore,  Wnd3-B-R 
Wind'-bound,       Wnd3- 

Bnd 
Wind'-broken,       Wnd» 

!Br*-Kn 

Wind'-chest,  Wnd3-CHst 
Wind'-egg,  Wnd3-G 
Wind'er,  Wndri 
Wind'fall,  Wnd*-F-L 
Wind'-flower,        Wnd8 


295 

Wind'-gage,  Wnd«-G-J 
Wind'-gall,  Wnd3-G-I. 
Wrind'-gun,  Wud:i-Gn 
Wind'-hover,    Wnd»-H 

Vr 

Wind'iness,  Wn3-D-Ns 
Winding,  WndJ-HG 
Winding-sheet,  Wnd' 

NG-SHt 

Windlass,  Wnds-Ls 
Windless,  Wnd»-Ls 
Wind'mill,  Wud3:M-Z,« 
Win'dow,  Wn3-D 
Win'dow-blind,     Wn3- 

D-Blnd 
Win'dow-curtain,  Wn3- 

D-Kr-Tn 
Win'dow-frame,    Wn3- 

D-Fr-M 
Win'dow-glass,  Wn3-D- 

Gls 
Win'dow-sash,   Wn»-D- 

sSH 
Win'dow-seat,    Wn3-D- 

sT 
Win'dow-shutter,  Wn3- 

V-SHtr 

Win'dow-sill,  Wn3.i)S.I, 
Wind'pipe,  Wnd3-P-P 
Wind'row  (wlu'ro),  W3- 

Nr 
Wind'sor-soap,  W3-Ndz- 

fis-P 

Wind'ward,  Wnds-Wd 
Wind'y,  Wn3-D,  Wn3-D- 

R.  Wn^  Dst 
Wine,  Wni 
Wine'-bibber,     Wn'-B- 

Br 
Wine'-cellar,   WniisL*- 

R 

Wine'-cooler,  Wn1  K-Lr 
iVine'-glass,  WnMGls1 
Wine'-measure,  Wn'iM- 

Wine'-merchant,     Wn1 

!Mr-CHut* 

Wine'-press,  Wn'  iPrsS 
Wine'-room,  WnJ-R-M 
Wing,  W3-NG,  W3-NGd, 

W3-NG-NG 
Wing'-and-wing,      W3- 

NGn-W-NG 
Winged,  W^-NGd 
Wingless,  W«-NGls 
Winglet,  W3-NG1-T 
Wing'-shell,  W»-NG-SHl 
Wing'y.  W3-NG 
Wink,  W3-NG-K,  W-NGt, 

W3-NG-K-NG 
Wink'er,  W3-NG-Kr 
Win'ner,  W3-Nr 
Win'ning,  Wn3-NG 
Win'ningly,  Wn3-NG-L 
Win'now,  W3-N,  W3-N-D, 

W'-N-NG 

Win'nower,  W3-N-R 
Win'some,  W3-Ns-M,  W3- 

Ns-M-R,  W»-Ns-Mst  [Ws3- 

M,  etc.] 


WIT 

Win'ter,  Wntr3,  Wnt'-Rd, 

Wntr*-NG 
Win'ter-apple,  Wntr3-P- 

L 
Win'ter-fallow,    WntrS- 

F-L 
"Win'ter-green,      Wntr* 

:  Grn3 

Win'tering,  WntrS-NG 
Win'ter-kill,  Wutr*-K-L 

Wutr3-K-Ld,    Wutr^-K-L- 

NG 
Win'ter-quarters,  WntrS 

!  Kwtrs1 
Win'ter-wheat,     Wntr3- 

Wt 

"Win-tery,  W3-N-Tr 
Win'y.  wl-N 
Wipe,  W'-P,  W-Pt,   w. 

P-NG 

Wip'er,  Wi-Pr 
Wire,    Wr1,    Wrd',     Wr>- 

NG 

Wire'-bridge,    Wi-i-Br-J 
Wire'-draw,       Wi-i-Dr 

wri.Di-NG 

Wire'-drawer,  Wri-Dr-R 
Wire'-drawn,  Wr"-Dru 
Wire'-drew,  Wr'-Dr 
Wire'-edge,  Wr'-J 
Wire'-gauze,  Wr'-Gz 
Wire'-pu2ier,    Wri-P-Z,- 

K 

Wire'-worm,  Wr'-Wr-M  • 
Wir'iness,  W'-B-Ns 
Wir'y,  V/t-s 
Wis,  Wss 

Wis'dom,  Wz-S-D-H 
Wis'dora-tooth,   Wz»-D- 

M-T-TH 
Wise,  Wz>,  Wzi-R.   Wz>- 

St 

Wise'acre,  Wzi-E-R 
Wise'ling,  Wzi-/,-K& 
Wisely,  Wz>-L 
Wish,      wSH3,       wSHts, 

wSHg-NG 

Wish'-bone,  wSH3-Bn 
Wish'er,  W^-SHr 
Wish'es,  wSHz3 
Wish'ful-ly,  wSH3-Fl 
Wish'fulness,   wSH*-Fl- 

Ns    t!Fs] 
Wish'y-washy,   W-SH- 

Vf-SH 

Wisp,  Ws'-P 
Wist,  Wsta 
Wist'ful,  Ws3-F-L 
Wist'fully,  Ws3-F-£ 
Wit,  Wts 
Witch,     wCHS,     wCHt» 

wCHs-NG 

Witch'craft,  wCH»-Krft 
Witch'-elm,  wCH^-L-H 
Witch'ery,  W3-CHr 
Witch'-hazel,        wCH& 

Hz-L 

Witch'ing,  wCHS-NO 
With,  wDHS    [DH«] 
Withal',  DH^L 


WIT                                 296 

Withdraw,        DH»-Dr, 

WolTs'-bane,    Vf*-L-Y* 

DH'-Dr-NG 

Bn 

Withdrawal,  DHi-Dr-L 

Wolverine',  Wl*-Vrn 

Withdraw'er,  DH>-Dr-B 

Wom'an,     W»-Mn.       In 

Withdraw'ing-room, 

un  vocalized     Phonogra- 

DH'-Dr-NG-R-M 

piiy  Woman  may  be  writ- 

Withdraw'ment,   DH1- 

ten  in  the  first  position 

Dr-Mnt 

to  distinguish  it  from  the 

"Withdrawn',  DBH-Drn 

plural,  Women. 

"Withdrew,  DH3-Dr 

Wom'an-hater,  W3-Mn- 

Withe,     wTH»,     wTHta, 

Htr 

wTHS-NG 

Wom'anhood,     Ws-Mn- 

With'er,      Wdhr3,      W»- 

Ed 

DHrd,  YfdhrS-NG 

Wom'anish,  W3-Mn-SH 

With'erdness,    W3-Drd- 

Wom'anishness,       W3- 

Ns 

Mn-SH-Ns 

"With'ers,  Wdhrz3 

Wom'ankind,      W-3In- 

"With'er-strap,    Wdhrs3- 

Knd 

Tr-P 

Wom'anlike,  W3-Mn-£-K 

With'er-wrung,  Wdhr»- 

Wom'anliness,      W3-  M  - 

R  NG 

Nl-Ns 

"Withheld',  DH2-Hld 

"Wom'anly,  W3-M-N1 

Withhold',       DHs-Hld, 

Wom'an's-rights,      W»- 

DH»HldC) 

Mz-tfts 

Withhold'en,     DH*-H1- 

"Womb,  W-M 

Dn 

Wom'bat,  W>-M-Bt 

Withhold'er,  DH«-Hldr 

Wom'en,  W3-Mn.       See 

"Within',  DHn*                   J     Woman.' 

Without',  wDHU  [wDH«] 

Won,  Wn« 

Withstand',     DHsi-Tnd, 

Won'der,  Wndr*,  Wnd»- 

DHs^Tnd-NG 

Rd,  Wndr«-NG 

Withstand'er,       DHs1- 
Tndr 
With'y,  wTH3 

Won'derer,  Wndr^-R 
Won'derful,  Wndr«-F-L 
Won'derfully,  Wndr«-F- 

Withstood',  DHs3-Td 

L 

Wit'less,  Wts-is 

Won'derfulness,  Wndra- 

Wit'lessly,  \Vt*-Ls-L 

F-L-Ns    [iFs] 

Wit'lessness,    Wt3-£s-Ns 

Won'derment,      Wndr* 

Wit'ling,  Wt3-£-NG 

Mnt 

Wit'ness,  Wt3-Ns,    Wt3-  Won'der-working, 

Nst.  Wf-Ns-NG 

Wudr2iWr«-K-NG 

Wit'nesser,  Wt'-Ns-E 

Won'drous,  Wndr^-S 

Wit'ted,  wTd3 

Won'drously,   Wndr2-S- 

Wit'ticism,  wT'-szM 

L 

Wit'tily,  wT*-Z, 

Won'drousness,  Wndr*- 

Wit'tiness,  wT3-^ 

SNs 

Wit'tingly,  Wt3-NGl 

Won't,  Wnt« 

Wit'tol,  Vitf-L 

Wont,     Wnts,     Wn^-Td, 

Wit'ty,       wT3,       wT3-R, 

Wnt*-NG 

wTst3 

Wont'ed,  Wn*-Td 

Wive,  wV1,  wVd>,  wV»- 

Wont'edness,    Wn«-Td- 

NG 

Ns 

Wi'ver,  W-Vr 

Woo,  W3,  wDS,  W3-NG 

Wi'vern,  Wi-Vrn 

Wood,  wD3,  wDd3,  wD3- 

Wives,  wVzi 

NG.         In     compounds 

Wiz'ard,  Wz3-Rd 

Wood  is  sometimes  writ- 

Wiz'ardry, Wz»-Rd-fl 

ten  Wd. 

Wiz'en,  Wz»-N 

Wood'-ant,  Wd'-Nt 

Woad,  wDs 

Wood'-ashes,  wD3-5flz 

Woe,  W« 

Wood'bind,  wD3-Bnd  ' 

Woe'-begone,  W2  B-Gn 

"Wood'bine,  wDs-Bn 

Woe'ful-ly,  W*-F1 

Wood'chuck,  wD^-CH  K 

"Woe'fulness,     W=-FI-Ns 

Wood'cock,  wD*-K-K 

C1W 

Wood'-craft,  wD3-Krft 

"Wold,  W-Ld 

Wood'-cut,  wD'-Kt 

Wrolf,  W3-Z.-P 

Wood'-cutter,  wD8-Ktr 

Wolf-dog,  W3-L-F-D-G 

Wood'-drink,     wD3-Dr- 

Wolfish,  W-L-F-SH 

NG-K 

Wolf  ishly,  vr*-L-F-SHl 
Wol'fram,  WU-Fr-M 

"Wood'ed,  wDd* 
Wood'en,  wDn' 

WOR 

Wood-engraver,    wD* 

U-Gr-Vr 
Wood'-engraving,  wD* 

N-Grv-NG 
Wbod'-fretter,        wD* 

Frtr 

Wood'-house,  wD3-Hs 
Wood'iness,  wD3-Ns 
Wood'land,  wD3-ind 
Wood'-lark,  wD'-i-R-K 
Wood'less,  wD3-Ls 
Wood'-louse,  -wD3-Ls 
Wood'man,  wD»-Mn 
Wood'-monger,  wD3-M- 

NGr 

Wood'-note,  wD*-N-T 
Wood'-nymph,   wI^-N- 

M-F 

Wood'pecker,  wDS-P-Ki 
Wood'-pigeon,    wD3-?- 

Jn 

Wood'-reeve,  wD3-Kv 
Wood'-screw,  wDs3-Kr 
Woods'man,  wD3-zMn 
Wood'  -ward,  wD3  Wrd 
Wood'-work,  wD3-Wr-K 
Wood'y,  wD3 
Woo'er,  W-B 
Woof,  wF3 
Woof  y,  wF* 
Woo'ing,  W3-N3 
WocXingly,  W»-NG1 
"Wool,  Wl3 
Wool'-comber,    W13-K- 

Mr 
Woold,   Wld»,   W-L-Dd, 

Wld3-NG 

Wool'en,  W*-in 
Wool'en-draper,      W»- 

Ln-Dr-Pr 

Wool'fell,  Wis-Fl 
Wool'-gathering,    Wl»- 

Gdhr-NG 

Wool'-grower,  Wl»-Gr-B 
Wool'liness,  W3-Z,-Ns 
Wool'ly,  W3-i 
Wool'-pack,  W1»-P-K 
Wool'-sack,  Wls3-K 
Wool'-sorter,  Wls3  Rtr 
Wool'-stapler,    Wls3-T- 

Pl-R 

Wootz,  Wts* 
Word,   Wrd2,    W«-fi-Dd, 

Wrda-NG 

Word'-book,  Wrd«-B-K 
Word'-catcher,     Wrd*- 

K-CHr 

Word'ed,  W-fi-Dd 
Word'iness,  W2-fi  E-Ns 
Word'ing,  Wrd=-NG 
Word'  less,  Wrd2-Z,s 
Word'y,   W^-fi-D,  Wrd*- 

R,  W«-ff  Dst 
Wore,  Wr» 
Work,     Wr2-K,    WrS-Kt, 


Work'able,  Wrs  K-B1 
Work'-bag,  Wr2-K-B-G 
Work'-box,  Wr2-K-B-Kg 
Work'-day,  Wr^-K-D 


WOR 


297 


WYV 


Work'er,  Wr»-Kr 
Work'-fellow.  Wr*-K-F- 

Worthless,     Wr*-TH-£s 
rTHs-Ls] 

|Wres'tler,  fl2  si  B 
Wretch,  K--!  CH 

L 

Worth'lessness,      Wr»  - 

Wretch'ed,  /e^-CHd 

Work'-folk,  WrS-K-F-K 

TH  £,8-Ns     [TH*:/,s] 

Wretch'edly,  «2  CHd-L 

"Work'  -folks,  Wra-K-F-Ks 

Wor'thy,    Wr*-DH,   Wr«- 

Wretch'edness,         #*• 

Work'-house,  Wr*-K-Hs 

DHr.  Wr*  DHst 

CHd-Ns 

Work'ing-day,     Wra-K- 

Wot,  Wt» 

Wrig'gle,  fl'-Gl.  J?3  Gld, 

NG-D 

Would,  Wd»  [W»].  TTouZd 

/^-Gl-NG 

Work'man,  Wr»-K-Mn 

is  also  indicated  by  halv- 

Wrig'gler, «s-Gl  B 

Work'man-like,  Wr*-K- 

ing  the  preceding  stem; 

Wright,  fit1 

Mn-L-K 

thus, 

Wring,    223-NG,    fi3  NG- 

Work'manly,  Wr»-K-M- 

It  would,  Td3 

NG 

Nl 

They  would,  DHd8 

Wring'-bolt,        fi»-NG- 

Work'manship,  Wr*-K- 

She  would,  SHds 

B  Lt 

Mn-SH(-P) 

We  would.  Wd* 

Wring'er,  «3-NGr 

Work'-people.      Wr«-K- 

You  would,  Yd* 

Wrink'le,  «s  NG-Kl,  fi3- 

(P  )P1 

He  would.  Hd» 

NG-Kld,  S3.NG-K1-NG 

Work'-shop,  Wra-K-SH- 

Wouldst,  Wdsts 

Wrink'ly,  fi»-NG-Kl 

P 

Wound,  Wnd^or1,  Wn3or»- 

Wrist,  fists 

Work'-table,     Wr«-K-T- 

Dd,  Wud'or'-NG 

Wrist'band,  fis3-Bnd 

Bl 

Wound,  (imp.  of  Wind). 

Wrist'let,  fi3  sit 

Work'-woman,    Wr2-K- 

Wndi 

Writ,  fits 

W-Mn 

Wound'er,  Wndr1 

Write,  fiti.  fiti-N 

"World,  W2  fiid  [Bid*] 

Wound'less,  Wnd3ori-Ls 

Writ'er,     fitr1.          See 

Worldliness,  Vf*-Rid-L- 

Wove,  wVJ 

Reader. 

Ns     [fild'--i-Ns] 

Woven,  wVn* 

Writ'ership,  fitr«-SH  P 

Worldling,     W=  fild  L- 

Wrack,  fi»-K 

Writhe,  fi'-DH,  fii-DHd, 

NG    [fild*-£  NG] 

Wraith,  ««-TH 

R'-DH-NG 

World'ly,  W-RIA-L 

Wran'gle,  B'-NG-Gl.  B»- 

Writ'ing,  flt'-NG 

rfild»-L] 

NG-Gld,       K'-NG-Gl-NG 

Writ'ing-book,  fit'-NG. 

World  ly-minded,  [/Zld* 

rRl-NGl,  etc.] 

B-K 

-L-Mn-Dd] 

Wran'gler,    fi^NG-Gl-B 

Writ'ing-desk,  fiti-NG- 

World'ly-  mindedness, 

__TB»-NG1-B1 

n-sK 

__LRld»-L-Mn-Dd-Ns] 

Wrap,  Ri  P,  B»-Pt,  fi1-?- 

Writ'ing-master,     fit1- 

World'-wide,  fild»-wD 

NG 

NG-Mstr 

Worm,   Wr«-M,   Wr^-Md, 

Wrap'page,  fii-P-J 

Writ'ing-paper,  fit^NG- 

Wr*-M-NG                          Wrap'per,  fii  Pr 
Worm'-eaten,  Wr*-M-Tn  Wrap'ping,  fii-P-NG 

P-Pr 
Writ'inp;s,  fit'-NGz 

Worm'-fence,      Wr»-M- 

Wrap'ping-paper,  fl'-P- 

Writ'ing-school,      fiti- 

Fns 

NG-P-Pr 

NGs-Kl 

Worm'-hole,  Wr«-M-Hl 

Wrap'rascal,  fi'-P-Bs-K- 

Writ'ing-table,  Kti-NG- 

Worm'-like,  Wr*-M-/i-K 

L 

T-B1 

Worm'-seed,  Wr»-Ms-D 

Wrasse,  Rsl 

Writ'ten,  fits-N 

Worm'-wood,      Wr«-M- 

Wrath,  fi'-TH 

Wrong,  fii-NG,  fi'-NGd, 

wD 

Wrath'ful-ly,  fii-TH-Fl 

fi'-NG-NG 

Worm'y,  Wr*-M,  Wr*-M- 

Wrath'fulness,    «>-TH- 

Wrong'-doer,      fi'-NG- 

B.  Wr*-Mst 

Fl-Ns     [iFs] 

D  B 

Worn,  Wrn* 
Worn'-out,  Wrn»-T 

Wrath'ily,  Rt-TH-L 
Wrath'less,  B'-TH-is 

Wrong'er,  fii-NGr 
Wrong'ful,  fii-NG-F-L 

Wor'rier,  W*-JB-« 

Wrath'y,  «>-TH 

Wrong'fully,        fi'-NG- 

Wor'ry,   W-R,    W*-/2-D, 

Wreak,  &-K,  R*-Kt,  R*- 

F-L 

WJ-/Z-NG 

K-NG 

Wrong'fulness,  fi'-NG- 

WorTyingly,  W-B-NG1 

Wreath,  B'-TH 

F-L-Ns     [IFs] 

Worse,  Wrs1* 

Wreathe,     R»-DH,    ««- 

Wrong'headed,  fi'-NG- 

Wors'en,  Wrs»-N 

DHd,  /P-DH-NG 

H  Dd 

Wors'er,  Wrs2  B 

Wreath'y,  K»-DH 

Wrongly,  fl'-NGl 

Woiyship,  WrS-5ff-P,  Wr» 

Wreck,  R*-K,  R»-Kt,  fi«- 

Wrong'ness,  fil-NG-Ns 

•Sfl"-Pt.  Wr2-5»-P-NG 

K-NG 

Wrote,  fit" 

Wor'shiper,  W2-5ff-Pr 
Wor'shipful-ly,  Vir*-SH- 

Wreck'age,  ««-K-J  • 
Wreck'er,  fl»-Kr 

Wroth,  fii-TH 
Wrought,  fiH 

P-F1 

Wreck'  master,     B'-K- 

Wrung,  fi'-NG 

Wor'shipfulness,    Wr»- 

Mstr 

Wry,  fi1 

SH-P-Fl-Ns  [!Fs] 

Wren,  fln' 

Wry-face,  fi'-Fs 

Worst,    Wrsta,    Wrs«-Td, 

Wrench,  RS-N-CH,  K«-N- 

"Wry'-neck,  fi'-N-K 

WrstO* 

CHt,  B*-N-CH-NG 

Wry'ness,  fii-Ns 

Worst'ed,  Ws»-Td 

Wrest,     flst»,      J2s*-Td. 

Wych'-elm,  wCH8-L-M 

Wort,  Wrt« 

«8t(')3 

Wye,  W> 

Worth,  Wr2  TH    [TH«] 

Wrest'er,  Rstr» 

Wyes,  Wz1 

Wor'thily,  Wr«  DH-L 

Wres'tle,  «83-L,  B*-8l,-D, 

Wynn,  Wn8 

Wor'thiness,  \Vr2-DH-Ns 

fi^si  NO 

Wy'vern,  W^Vra 

13* 

XAN 


Y's,  Wiz1 

Yacht,  Yti 

X. 

Yacht'-club,  Yt'-Kl-B 
Yacht'ing,  Yt(-)1 
Ya'ger,  Yi-Gr 

Yahoo',  Y«-H 

X,  the  twenty-fourth  letter 
of  the  Alphabet,  has  no 

Yam,  Y'-M 
Yan'kee.Y'-NG-K 
Yan'kee-doodle,  Yi-NG- 

Bound  of  its  own.    At  the 

K-DD1 

end  of  words   it  has  the 

Yap,  Y>-P 

Bound  of  ks.  as  in  box,  wax. 

Yard,  Yrdi 

etc.;    in    the    middle    of  i  Yard  -arm,  Yrd'-B-M 

words,  the  sound  generally  'Yard'  -land,  Yi-d'-Znd 

of  ks,  but  occasionally  of  Yard'-stick,  Yrds'-T-K 
gz;  and  at  the  beginning  of  Yard'  -wand,  Yrdi-Wnd 

words,  the  sound  of  z. 

Yarn,  Yrn1 

Xan'thic,  Zn'-TH-K 

Yar'row,  Y1  R 

Xan'thine,  Zni-THn 

Yat'aghan,  Y»-T-Gn 

Xan'thite,  Zni-THt 

Yaulp,  Yl»  P 

Xan'thogen,  Zn'-TH-  Jn 

Yaup,  Yi-P 

Xan'thophyll,    Zni-TH- 

Yaw,  Y»,  Yd',  Y'-NG 

F-L 

Yawl,  Yl1 

Xan'thorthite,     Znthr1- 

Yawn,  Yn>,  Ynd»,  Yn»-NG 

THt 

Yawn'ingly,  Yn'-NG-L 

Xe'bec.  Z3-B-K 

Yaws,  Yz< 

Xen'otime,  Z2-N-T-M 

Yclad',  tKl-Di 

Xera'sia,  z--fi-ZH 

Ycleped',  IKl-Ft* 

Xerocollyr'ium,     Z3-/2- 

Ye,Y3 

Kl-K-M 

Yea,  Y«ors 

Xero'des,  Z^-fl-Dz 

Yean,  Yn»,  Ynd3,  Yn8-NG 

Xeromy'rum,         Z'-fi- 

Yeanling,  Y'-Nl-NG 

Mr-M 

Year,  Yr»    [Y3] 

Xeroph'agy,  Z*  fl-F-J 
Xeroph'thalmy,  Z^R-F- 

Yeaiy-book,  Yrs-B-K  [Y3- 
BK] 

TH-L-M 

Yearling,  Yr«-£-NG 

Xero'tes,  Z2-fi-Tz 

Yearly,  Yr3-//    [Y3-7/] 

Xiph'ias,  Z3-Fs 

Yearn,  Yrn2,  Yrnd»,  Yrn»- 

Xiph'oid,  Z3-F-D 

NG 

Xylite,  zi-Lt 
Xylobal'samuin,     Z*-L- 

Yearn'ful,  Yrn'-F-L 
Yearningly,  Yrn«-NG-L 

Bl-sM-M 

Yeast,  Yst» 

Xylograph,  Z'-Z-Grf 

Yeast'y,  Ys3-T 

Xylog'rapher,    Z'-Z.-Gr- 

Yelk,  Y1*-K 

Fr 
Xylograph'ic,         Zi-i» 

Yell,  Yl*.  Yld«,  Y1*-NG 
Yellow,    Y2-!,,    Y«-X,-B, 

Grf  K 

Xylograph'ical,      Z*-L- 

Yellow-bird,  Y*-/,-Brd 

Gr-F-Kl 

Yellow-blossomed,  Y2- 

Xylog'raphy,  Zi-£-Gr-F 

/,-Bl-sMd 

Xyloph'agan,  Zi-/,-F-Gn 

Yellow-boy,  Y^-i-B 

Xyloph'agous,     Zi-Z,-F- 

Yellow-earth,     Y«-L-B- 

Gs 

TH 

Xys'ter,  Zstr* 

Yellow-fever,  Y^-L-F-Vr 

Yellow-golds,      Y*  -  L  • 

Gldz 

Y. 

Yellow-haired,      Y*-Z,- 
Hrd 
Yellow-hammer,  Ya-£- 

H-Mr  (Yl2-H-Mr) 

Yellowish,  Y2-Z,-SH 

Y,  the  twenty-fifth  letter 

Yellowishness,    Y»  -  L  • 

of  the  Alphabet,  at  the  be- 

8H Ns 

ginning  of  words,  and  at 

Yellowness,  Y2-L-Ns 

the  commencement  of  syl- 

Yellows, Y2-£z 

lables    in   the    middle    of 

Yellow-throat,    Y«  -  L  - 

words,  has  the  consonant 

THrt 

Bound  of  y  as  heard  in  yet, 

Yelp,  Y1»-P,  Yl»-Pt,  Y1»-P- 

you.  beyond. 

NG 

Y.Wi" 

Yelp'er,  Yl«-Pr 

YOU    . 

Yeo'man,  Y»-Mn 
Yeo'manlike,    Y»-Mn-Z> 

E 

Yeo'manly,  Y2-M-Nl 
Yeo'manry,  Y3-Mn-.R 
Yerk,  Yr«-K,  Yr«-Et,  Yr* 

K-NG 
Yes,  Ys* 
Yes,  sir,  [Yss»] 
Yest,  Yst* 
Yes'ter,  Ystr* 
Yes'terday,  Ystr*-D 
Yes'ter-eve,  Ystr«-V 
Yes'ter-evening,  Ystr*. 

Vn-NG 
Yes'ter-morn,    Ystrs-M- 


Yes'ter-morning, 

M-fln-NG 
Yes'tern,  Yst»-fin 
Yes'ter-night,  Ystr»-Nt 
Yes'ter-noon,  Ystr^-Nn 
Yest'y,  Ys2-T 
Yet,  Yt«    [Y»] 
Yew,  Y» 
Yew'en,  Y»-N 
Yex,  Y2-Ks 
Yez'idee,  Yz»-D 
Yfere',  IF2-E 
Yield,      Yld»,      Yis-Dd, 

Yld(-)S 

Yield'er,  Yldr3 
Yield'ing,  Yld(-)» 
Yield'ingly,  Yld»-NGl 
Yield'ingness,  Yld*-NG- 

Ns 

Yo'jan,  Y2-Jn 
Yoke,  Y2-K,  Y*-Kt,  Y»-K- 

NG 

Yoke'-elm,  Y2-K-L-M 
Yoke'-fellow,  Y2-K-F-X, 
Yoke'mate,  YZ-K  Mt 
Yolk,  Y12-K  or  Y*-K 
Yon,  Yni 
Yon'der,  Yndr1 
Yonk'er,  Y*-NG-Kr 
Yore,  Yr* 

You,  Y3.  Either  You  or 
Your  is  also  written  with 
the  j/-hook  on  the  pre- 
ceding .stern;  thus, 

By  >ou  r.  By1 

Had  you-r,  Dyi 

Do  you-  r,  Dy2 

Did  you-r,  Dys 

Can  you-r.  Ky1 

Could  you-r,  Ky* 
Young,  Y2-NG,  Y--NG-Gr 
Y2-NG-Gst        [Y«,     Yr», 
Yst»] 

Young'ish,  Y*-NG-SH 
Young'ling,  Y«-NG1-NG 
Young'ster,  Y«-NGstr 
Younk'er,  Y»-NG-Kr 
Your,  Yr3  [Y3.   See  Fou.] 
Yours,  Yrz3  [Yz»] 
Yourself  ,  Yss-L-F   [Ys»] 
Yourselves',      Ys»-L-V» 

[Ysz3] 
Youth,  Y»-TH    [TH«] 


YOU                                 299 

Youth'ful-ly,  Y»-TH-FI 

Zend,  Znd* 

[TH»-F1] 

Zendaves'ta,  Znd*-Vs-T 

Youth/fulness,     Y*-TH- 

Ze'nith,  Z*-N-TH 

Fl-Ns    [TH*iFs] 

Ze'olite,  Z'-it 

Yowl,  Yl» 

Zeph'yr,  ZJ-Fr 

Yowled,  Yldi 

Zeph'yrus,  Z«-Frs 

Yt'tria,  ITr3 

Zer'da,  Z*-R-D 

Yt'trium,  ITr3-!! 

Ze'ro,  Z*-R 

Yuc'ca,  YS-K. 

Zest,  Zsts,  ZsS-Td,  Zst(-)3 

Yug,  Y2-G 

Ze'ta,  Z3-T 

Yu'lan,  ys-in 

Zetet'ic,  zs-Tt-K 

Yule,  Yl» 

Zetet'ics,  Z^-Tt-Ks 

lYule'-block,  Yl'-Bl-K 

Zeug'lodon,  Z^-Gl-Dn 

Yule'-clog,  Y13-K1-G 

Zeug'ma,  Z^-G-M 

Yule'-log,  Y13-Z,-G 

Zeugmat'ic,  Z'-G-Mt-K 

Yux,  Y»-Ks 

Zho,  zs 

Zib'et,  Z3-Bt 

Zie'ga,  Z8-G 

z. 

Zig'zag,  Z3-Gz-G,   Z^-Gz- 
Gd,  Z^-Gz-G-NG 
Zig'zaggery,  Z3-Gz-G-B 

Zil'lah,  Z3-L 

Zim'ent-water,    Z^-Mnt- 

Z,   the    twenty-sixth    and 

Wtr 

last  letter  of  the  Alphabet, 

Zinc,  Z'-NG-K 

generally  has  the  sound  of 

Zinc'-amyle,      Z3-NG-K- 

z  in  zest,  ziuc,  zone,  etc.  In 

Ml 

a  few  words  it  takes  the 

Zinc'-blende,    Z'-NG-K- 

sound  of  ZH,  as  in  seizure. 

Blnd 

Its  mate,  s,  in  the  common 

Zinc'-bloom,     Z3-NG-K- 

orthography,  is  more  fre- 

Bl-M 

quently  used  to  represent 

Zinc'-ethyl,       Z8-NG-K- 

the  z-sound  than  the  letter 

TH-L 

z  itself. 

Zinciferous,  Z3-Ns-F-fis 

ZH  is  generally  used  in 

Zinc'ite,  za-NG-Kt 

works  on  pronunciation  to 

Zineog'rapher,  ZJ-NG-K- 

indicate  the  sound  of  the 

Gr-Fr 

phonograph  Zheo. 

Zincograph'ic,  Z>-NG-K- 

Zac'cno,  Z>-K 

Grf-K 

Zaf  fer,  Z»-Fr 

Zincograph'ical-ly,   Z1- 

Zain,  Zn« 

NG-K-Gr-F-Kl 

Zam'bo,  Zl-M-B 

Zincog'raphy,  Z^NG-K- 

Za'mite,  Z2-Mt 

Gr-F 

Za'ny,  Z2-N 

Zinc'ous,  Zs-NG-Ks 

Za'nyism,  ZVNz-M 

Zinc'-white,      Z3-NG-K- 

Zap'ote,  Z'-Pt 
Zar'nich,  Zr»-N-K 

wT 
Zink.    See  Zinc. 

Zax,  Zi-Ks 

Zinkiferous,  Z3-NG-Kf- 

Za/yat,  Z*  Yt 

Rs 

Ze»a,  Zea» 

Zink'y,  Z3-KG-K 

Zeal,  Zis 

Zin'ziberaceous,  Z'-Nz- 

Zeal'ot,  Z2-M 

B-K-SHs 

Zeal'otry,  Z*-Lt-R 

Zi'on,Z'-N 

Zeal'ous,  Z*-La 

Zir'con,  Zr2-Kn 

Zeal'ously,  Z*-La-L 

Zirco'nia,  Zr2-K-N 

Zeal'ousness,  Z»-Ls-Ns 

Zirco'nium,  Zr'-Kn-M 

Ze'bra,  Z3-Br 

Zith'ern,  Z3-THrn 

Ze'bra-wood,  Z«-Br-Wd 

Ziz'el,  Z3-Z1 

Ze'bu,  Z3-B 

Zoan'tha,  Z^N-TH 

Ze'bub,  za-B-B 

Zoan'thropy,  ZJ-Nthr-P 

Ze'chin,  Z8-Kn 

Zoc'co,  Z'-K 

Zech'stein,  Z=-Ks-Tn 

Zo'cle  or  Zoc'le,  Z*ori-Kl 

Zed,  Zds 

Zo'diac,  ZS-D-K 

Zed'oary,  Tfl-D-R 

Zodi'acal,  Z'-U-Kl 

Ze'ine,  Z»-N 

Zo'har,  Z«-B 

Ze'kin,  za-Kn 

Zoil'ean,  Z3-Ln 

Zemindar',  ZJ-Mndr 

Zo'ilism,  Z«-Lz-M 

Zem'indary,  Z*-Mn-D-B 

Zois'ite.  Zsl-T 

Zem'-zem,  Z*-Mz-M 

Zoll'verein,  ZU-Vrn 

Zena'na,  Z»-N-N 

Zo'nnr,  Z^-Nr 

ZYT 

Zone,  Zn» 
Zoned,  Zud2 
Zone'less,  Z2-Nls 
Zon'ular,  Z--N-ir 
Zon'ule,  Z--N-L 
Zoo-chem'ical,    Z2-K-M-' 

Kl 

Zooch'emy,  Z^-K-M 
Zoogen'ic,z2-J-N-K. 
Zoog'ony,  Zi-G-N 
Zoog'rapher,  Z'-Gr-Fr 
Zoograph'ic,  Z'-Grf-K 
Zoograph'ical,       z^-Gv 

F-K1 

Zoog'raphist,  Zi-Gr-Fst 
kioog'raphy,  Z'-Gr-F 
Zo'oid,  Z-'-D 
Zool'atry,  Z'-Z/-Tr 
Zo'olite,  z--Lt 
Zoolog'ical,  Z'-i-J-Kl 
Zool'ogist,  Z'-i-Jst 
Zool'ogy,  fr-L-3 
Zoon'ic,  Z'-N-K 
Zo'onite,  Z2-Nt 
Zoon'omy,  Z'-N-M 
Zooph'agan,  ZL-F-Gn 
Zooph'agous,  Z'-F-Gs 
Zoophor'ic,  Z^Fr-K 
Zo'ophyte,  Z2-Ft 
Zoophyt'ic,  Z3-F-T-K 
Zoophyt'ical,  z^-Ft-Kl 
Zoophytol'ogy,   Z[-F-T 

L-i 

Zo'osperm,  Zs2-Pr-M 
Zo'ospore,  Z^--P-R 
Zootom'ical,  Z'-T-M-Kl 
Zoof  omist,  Z!-T-Mst 
Zoot'omy.  Zi-T-M 
Zoo'zoo,  Z3-Z 
Zor'il,  Zi-Bl 
Zos'ter,  Zstr1 
Zos'tera,  Zs'-T-K 
Zouave',  ZJ-V 
Zoueh,  Z'-CH 
Zounds,  Zndz1 
Zuche,  Z3-CH 
Zuf  folo,  Z3-F-£ 
Zu'mate,  Z3-Mt 
Zu'mic,  Z^-M-K 
Zumolog'ical,     Z'-M-Z- 

J-K1 

Zumol'ogist,  Z'-M-L-Jst 
Zumol'ogy,  ZJ-M-i-J 
Zumom'eter,  zi-M-Mtr 
Zumosim'eter,      Z3-Ms- 

Mtr 

Zygo'ma,  Z2-G-M 
Zygomat'ic,  Zi-G-Mt-K 
Zy'mate,  Z'-Mt 
Zy'mic,  zi-M-K 
Zymolog'ical,     Zl-tS.-L- 

J-K1 

Zymol'ogist,  z1-M-L-Jst 
Zymol'ogy,  Zi-M-Z,-J 
Zy'mome,  Z^M-M 
Zymom'eter,  z>-M-Mtr 
Zymosim'eter,      Z3-Ms- 

Mtr 

Zymot'ic,  Zi-Mt-K 
Zy'thum,  Z'-TH-M 


PROPER  NAMES. 


AAR 

ALT 

Ade'lia,  D'-Z 

Al'bemarle,  Z^B-M-Bl 

A. 

Adeli'na,  Ei-L-N 
Ad'eline,  D'-Zn 

Al'bert,  Zi-Brt 
Alber'ta,  Z^-Br-T 

A'diel,  D-I, 

Al'bertson,  Z^Brts-X 

Aa'ron,  Rn1 

Adiron'dack,  D'-JZ-Nd-K 

Aa-rons,  Rnz1 

Ad'ler,  Di-L-R 

Albo'ni'  Z2-U-N 

A  bad'don,  B>-Dn 

Adolph',  D'-Z-F 

Al'brecht,  Zi-Br-Kt 

Ab'aris,  B'-jRs 

Adol'phus,  D^i-Fs 

Alcan'tara,  L'-Kn-T-a 

Ab'batt,  aBat1 

Adoni'ram,  Di-N-R-M 

Al'den,  Z'-Dn 

Ab'beville,  BJ-V-L 

Ado'nis,  D^-Ns 

Al'derman,  Ldr'-Mn 

Ab'bofc,  aBt1 

A'drian,  Drn» 

Al'derneyj  Zi-Dr-N 

Ab'botsford,  Bi-Ts-Frd 

A'driance,  Drns^ 

Al'drich,  Ll  Dr-CH 

Ab'diel,  B^-D-L 

Adriano'ple,  Dr^-N-Pl 

Al'dridge,  Z^Dr-J 

Abeel',  B*-L 

Adriat'ic,  Drt^K 

Alep'po,  Z2-P 

A'bel,  Bl« 

.^Ege'aii,  J3-N 

Alessan'dria,  Ls«-N-Dr 

Ab'elard,  W-L-R& 

^Jge'ria,  J^-R 

Aleu'tian,  Zshn* 

Aberdeen',  B3-/i-Dn 

-^Egyp'tus,  JS-P-TS 

Alexan'der,  L'-Ks-Ndr 

Ab'ernethy,  B>-.R-N-TH 

.ffine'as,  N-S3 

Alexan'dria,  I^-Ks-N-Dr 

Ab'ercrombie-y,  Bl-Kr- 

JB'olus,  is3 

Alex'is,  L2-Kss 

M-B 

^Iscula'pius,  Sa-K-Z,-Ps 

Alfie'ra,  L*-F-R 

Abi'ah,  Bla1 

^Et'na,  T--X 

Al'ford,  Z^Frd 

Ab'igail,  B^Gl 

Afghanistan',     F]-G-Ns- 

Al'fred,  Z^Frd 

Abi'jah,  B^J 

Tn 

Alge'ria,  L*-3-R 

Abi'athar,  B^THr 

Agamem'non,    G'-M-M- 

Al'gernon,  Z'-Jr-Nn 

Ab'ner,  Bi-Nr 

Nu 

Algiers',  Z3-Jrz 

Aboukir',  B«-Kr 

Ag'assiz,  G-S1 

Algo'a,  LJ-O 

A'braham,   Br2-H-M    or 

Ag'atha,  G-TH1 

Alican'te,  L1-Kn-T 

Br2-haM 

Ag'incourt,  Ji-N-Krt 

Al'ice,  Zs1 

A'brahams,  Br^-H-Mz 

Ag'nes,  G'-Nz 

Allad'din,  Z'-Dn 

A'bram,  Br2-M 

Ag'new,  Gl-N 

All'cock,  Li-K-K 

Ab'salom,  B'-sZ-M 

Agrip'pa,  Gr-P« 

Allegheny,  Lt-G-N 

Abyssin'ia,  Bs3-N 

A'hern,  aH-fln' 

Al'len.Zn1 

Acapul'co,  K-P18-K 

Ah'rens,  aRns1 

Al'lien,  L>-N 

Acha'tes,  K-Tza 

Ai'ken,  aKn« 

Al'lison,  Lsi-N 

Achil'les,  K-Zz» 

Ains'worth,  N-zWr^-TH 

Al'mack,  LKM-K 

Ack'er,  Kr* 

Ait'ken,  T«-Kn 

Almaden',  L2-M-Dn 

Ack'erly,  Kr-L1 

Aix-la-Chapelle',  Ka-L*- 

Almi'ra.L^M-fi 

Ack'erman,  Kri-Mn 

SH-P1 

Alon'zo,  Zn^Z 

Ack'ley,  K-Z» 

Ajac'cio,  Yt^CH 

Al'pheus,  Z1-Fs 

Acqui'a,  Kwia1 

A'jax,  Js-Ks 

Alphon'so,  Zt-Fn-Z 

Actse'on,  K-Tn» 

Ajaz'zo,  Yt'-S 

Alsace',  Z'-8s 

Ac'ton,  K-Tn1 

A'kenside,  K-Ns-D» 

Al'sop,  ZsJ-P 

A.'da,  D* 

Alaba'ma,  i'-B-M 

Al'ston,  Zsi-Tn 

Adair',  D*-R 

Alad'din,  L^-Dn 

Altai',  Z'-T 

Ad'am,  D'-M 

Al'an,  Zn1 

Altamaha',  Z'-T-M-H 

Ad'ams,  D^Mz 

Al'ba,  Z^B 

Alt'hause,  Lt'-Ha 

Ad'amson,  D^Ms-N 

Alba'nia,  Z*-B-N 

Alt'man,  Lti-Mn 

Ad'dison,  Ds^N 

AJ'bans,  St.,  sNt-Zi-Bns 

Al'ton,  Zl  Tn 

Ad'elaide,  Dl-L-D 

Al'bany,  Z'-B-N 

Al'tona,  ii-T-N 

ALV 

Al'vah,  i'-V 

Al'van,  Z-MTn 

Al'vord,  Z.i-Vrd 

Amade'us,  M-Ds8 

Ama'lia,  M'-Z. 

Aman'da,  M  N-Di 

Am  asa,  M-S1 

Am'azon,  Mz^-N 

Amazo'nia,  Mz'-N 

Am'bler,  M-Bl'-R 

Am'boy,  M-Bi 

Am'brose,  M-Brz1 

Ame'lia,  M-L» 

America,  M-BS-K 
Cent.  A.,  sNt-Bls-Mr-K 
North  A.,Nr-THi-Mr-K 
South  A-.sTH^Mr-K 

Amen'go,  M-B8-G 

Am'erman,  Mr'-Mn 

Ames,  Mz> 

Am'herst,  M-Bst> 

Am'idon,  M-Dn1 

Am'iens,  Mi-Nz 

Am'mi,  M1 

Am'mon,  Mn1 

Amoor',  M-R* 

A'mory,  M-B* 

A'mos,  Ms* 

Amoskeag',  Ms*-K-G 

Amphi'on,  M-F'-N 

Amphitri'te,  M-F»-Tr-T 

Amsterdam',  Ms-Trdi-M 

A'my,  M« 

Anasta'sius,  Ns-T'-ZHs 

Anchi'ses,  N'-Kss 

Anco'na,  N^-K-N 

Andalu'sia,  N-D»-L-SB 

An'dera,  N-Di-M 

An'derson,  Ndrs'-N 

An'des,  N-Dzi 

An'dover,  N-Di-Vr 

An'dre,  N-Dri 

An'drew,  N-Dr1 

An'dre  ws,  N-Drz' 

Androm'ache,  N-Dr'-M- 
E 

Androm'eda,  N-Dr^M-D 

Androscog'gin,     N-Dri- 
BK-Gn 

Angel'ica,  N-Js-i-K 

Angeli'na,  N-J1-Z.-N 

An'gell,  N  J*-L 

An'gelo,  N-J'-ii 

An'gers,  N-Jrz« 

An'gevine,  N- Jvi-N 

An'glesey,  NG-G1-81 

Ango'la,  N-G-i> 

Ango'ra,  N-G-/2* 

Angostu'ra,  N-Gs-T'-B 

Angouleme',  N-G-i'-M 

Anjou',  N-  J»  or  N-ZH* 

Ann,  N» 

An'na,  N1 

Annap'olis,  N-P'-is 

Anne,  N' 

Annette',  N-T» 

An'son,  Ns'-N 

An'thon,  N-THni 

An'thony,  K-TH»-N 

Anticos'ti,  N-T>-Ks-T 


302 

Antie'tam,  N-Tt'-M 
Anti'gua,  N-T»-G 
Antilles',  N-T»-L 
An'tioch,  N-Ti-K 
Antoinette',  Nt^-Nt 
Antonel'li,  Nt-N-i* 
Anto'nio,  K-T2-N 
An'tony,  N-T'-N 
Ant'werp,  Nt-Wr'-P 
Apa'che,  pi-CH 
Ap'ennines,  Pn'-Ns 
Aphrodi'te,  Fri-D-T 
A'pis,  Ps» 
Apol'lo,  pi-£ 
Apol'los,  P'-Zs 
Appol'lyon,  P'-in 
Appalach'ee,  P>-i-CH 
Appala'chian,  f^-L-CSLn 
Appalachico'la,  P*-Z  CH- 

K-L 

Ap'pelby,  P'-i-B 
Ap'pleton,  pi-i  Tn 
Appomat'tox,  P»-Mt-Ks 
Arabel'la,  E^-B-Z, 
Ara'bia,  K*-B 
Arach'ne,  lU-K-N 
Ar'ago,  R!-G 
Ar'agon,  Ri-Gn 
Araguay,  R'-Gw 
A'ram,  B*-M 
Ar'arat,  Rl-Rt 
Ai^buckle,  Ri-B-Kl 
Arbuthnot,   Ri-B-TH-N- 

T 

Ar'oher,  R'-CHr 
!  Archibald,  fl'-CH-Bld 
'Arctur'us,  R'-K-T-Bs 
I  Arcula'rius,  RS-K-L-fls 
Arequi'pa,  R»-K-P 
Arethu'sa,  /e^-TH-S 
Ariad'ne,  JZ'-D-N 
A'rial,  R*-L 
Ari'on,  R»-N 
Arizo'na,  Rz»-N 
Argentine,  W-  J-N-Tn 
lAr'gonauts,  R'-G-Nts 
(Ar'gus,  R>-Gs 
Argyle',  R'-G-L 
Arkan'sas,  R'-Knss 
Arme'nia,  R3-M-N 
Armin'ius,  R3-M-Ns 
Ar'mitage,  Ri-Mt-J 
Ar'mour,  R'-M-R 
Arm'strong,     R'-Ms-Tr- 

NG 

Arnaud',  R2-N 
Ar'nold,  R'-Nld 
Ar'noux,  Ri-N 
Arn'stadt,  R'-Ns-Tt 
Aroos'took,  Rs'-T-K 
Ar'rowsmith,  Rsl-M-TH 
Ar'temas,  Rt"-Ms 
Ar'thur,  R»-THr  (Rthr1) 
Arun'del,  Rn»-D-L 
A'sa,  S2 
As'aph,  Z>-F 
Ashan'tee.  SH'-N-T 
Ash'bel,  SH'-Bl 
Ash'burnham,      SHJ-B- 

Kn-M 


AZZ 

Ash'burton,  SH'-B-B-Tn 
Ash'by,  SHi-B 
Ash'er,  SHr' 
Ash'land,  SH'-T-nd 
Ash'ley,  SH'-Z, 
Ashtabu'la,  £ 
Ash'ur,  SHr1 
A'sia,  SH* 
Asmode'us,  Sz-M-Ds 
Aspa'sia,  S^-P-ZH 
As'pinwall,  S1  P-N-W1 
Assumption,  8s-Msha 
Assyr'ia,  B$-R 
As'ten,  S'-Tn 
As'tor,  Stri 
Asto'ria,  S2-T-R 
Astracan',  S'-Tr-Kn 
Astrse'a,  S3-Tr 
Astu'rias,  83-T-Bs 
Atcheen',  CHn3 
Atch'ison,  CHs'-N 
Ath'ens,  THnz» 
Ath'ol,  THi-L 
At'kins,  T'-Knz 
At'kinson,  Ti-K-Ns-N 
Atlan'ta,  T^L-N-T 
Atlan'tic,  T'-Z-nt-K 
Atlan'tic  Ocean,  T'-int- 

Kshn 

Atlan'tis,  T'-Z-nt-S 
At'las  1l-Ls 
At'ter'bury,  Tr'-B-B 
At'water,  T'-Wtr 
At'wood,  T>-Wd 
Aube,  6B2 
Auber',  BJ-R 
Aubingne',  B2-N-Y 
Au'burn,  B'-Bn 
Au'dubon,  D!-Bn 
Au'erbach,  R'-B  K 
Au'geas,  J'-S 
Augs'burg,  Gz-B'-B-G 
Augus'ta,  Gs  T2 
Augus'tine,  Gs-Tn2 
Au'gustine,  St.,  s>Jt-Gs- 

Augus'tus,  Gs-Ts* 
Auro'ra,  RS-B 
Ausa'ble,  S2-B1 
Aus'terlitz,  Str'-Z,tz 
Aus'tin,  S'-Tn 
Australa'sia,  8tr2-Z.-SH 
Austra'lia,  SJ-Tr-Z, 
Aus'tria,  S1  Tr 
Auvergne',  V2-Bn 
Auxerre',  K-sR2 
Auxonne',  Ks'-N 
A'va,  aV 
A'verill,  V2-B1 
Aver'no,  V'-B-N 
A'very,  V«-B 
A'von,  Vn8 
Ayers,  Rz1 
Ayles'bury,  Zz2-B-fi 
Ayr,  R> 

Ayr'shire,  R'-SHr 
Azari'ah,  Z'-K 
Az'of,  Z>-F 
Azores',  Z*-Rz 
Az'zo,  TJ-Z 


BAA 

B. 


303 


Ba'al,  B»-L 
Bab'bitt,  B'-B-T 
Bab'cock,  B»-B-K-K 
Ba'bel-mandeb,     B*-B1 

Mnd-B 

Bab'ylon,  Bi-B-Z,n 
Bac'chus,  Bi-Ks 
Bach,  B'-K 
Bache,  B«  CH 
Bach'man.  B'-K-Mn 
Ba'con,  B2-Kn 
Badeau',  B2-D 
Ba'den,  B'-Dn 
Baer.  B2  R 
Bagdad',  B'-G-Dd 
Bag'ley,  BI  Gl 
Bag'stock,  Bi-Gs-T-K 
Baha'mas,  B2-H-Ms 
Bahi'a,  Bea3 
Bai'ley,  B2-£ 
Bain'bridge,  B«-N-Br-J 
Baird,  B»-Rd 
Bairout'.    See  Beyroot. 
Ba'ker,  B2-Kr 
Balaam,  B2-L-M 
Ba'lak,  B2-Z.-K 
Bal'bec,  B»-i-B-K 
Balbo'a,  B*-Z,-B 
Balch,  Bi-X,-8H 
Bald'win,  Bi-Ld-Wn 
Balear'ic,  B'-Z,-R-K 
Bal'four,  B»-Z--Fr 
Balize',  B'-£z 
Ball,  B'-L 
Bal'lard,  B«-L-fld 
Bal'antine,  B'-L-N-Tn 
Ballou',  B3-£ 
Ball'ston,  Bi-Ls-Tn 
Bal'les-shan'non,    B'-i- 

8H-Nn 

Balmor'al,  Bl'-M-Sl 
Bal'tic,  Bi  i-T-K 
Bal'timore,        B»-Lt-Mr 

(Blti-Mr) 
Bal'zac,  Bi-iz-K 
Bam'berger,  B'-M-Br-Gr 
Ban'croft,  B>-NG-Krft 
Band'man,        Bn'-D-Mn 

(Bndi-Mn) 

Bangkok',  Bi-NG-K-K 
Ban'gor,  B1-NO-Gr 
Bangs,  B!-NGz 
Bank'er,  B'-NG-Kr 
Banks,  Bi-NG-Ks 
Bannockburn',  B*-N-K- 

B  Rn 

Ban'quo,  B^NG-Kw 
Bantam',  Bn^T-M 
Barba'does,  B*  S-B-Dz 
Bar'bara,  W-R-B-R 
Barbaros'sa,  Bl-R-E-R-S 
Bar'bary,  Bi-fi-B-fi 
Bar'ber,  B'-B-Br  (Bri-Br) 
Bar'bour,    B'-fl-Br  (Br1- 

Br) 
Barcelo'na,  Br«-sZ-N 


Barclay, 

Bardell',B»-R-D-L 
Bard'well,  B>-fid-Wl 
Bar'dolph,  Bi-R-D-i-F 
Barege',  B2-#  ZH 
Bar'ing,  BJ-.R-NG 
Bark'er,  B1  R-Kr 
Bark'ley,  B'-R-Kl 
Bar'low,  B'-R-L 
Bar'nabas,  B'-R-N-Bs 
Bar'nard,  B'-Bn-Rd 
Barnegat',  B'-fi-N-Gt 
Barnes,  B^Rns 
Bar'nett,  B'-R-Nt 
Bar'niwell,  Bi-R-N-Wl 
Bar'ney,  B'-B-N 
Barn'um,  B1  fln-M 
Bar'rett,  B'-fit 
Bar'rington,  Bi-fi-NG-Ti 
Bar'ry,  Bi-R 
Bar'stow,  B'-Rs-T 
Bar'tels,  B^fi-T-Lz 
Barth,  B'-jR-TH 
Bar'tholf,  Br»-THl-F 
Barthol'omew,  Br^THl 

M 

Bar'tine,  B'-R-Tn 
Bart'lett,  B»-Rt-it   (Brti 

Lt) 

Bar'ton,  BJ-S-Tn 
Bar'tram,  Bri-Tr-M 
Ba'sel,B'-Zl 
Basque,  Bi-sK 
Bas'set,  Bsi-T 
Bas'tian,  B'-sCHn 
Bata'via,  Bt2-V 
3atch'elar,  B»-CH-/,-R 
3ate'man,  Bt*-Mn 
3ates,  Bts* 
Bat'on  B/ouge,  Bi-Tn  i  R» 

ZH 

Bat'terson,  B^-Trs-N 
3au'er,  B'-R 
Buunie,  B*-M 
3aumgart'ner,  Bi-M-Grt- 

Nr 

Sava'ria,  TP-V-R 
Jax'ter,  B>-Kstr 
Bay'ard,  B!ori-fld 
Jay'lis,  B«-is 
Jayonne',  B^Yn 
Bay'ou,  Bi 
Jeach,  B8-CH 
Jea'dle,  B»-D1 
3eale,  B3-L 
Beam'ish,  B8-M-8H 
Jeards'ly,  B!-Rdz-Z 
Je'atrice,  B«-Trs 
Jeat'tie,  B»-T 
Jeau'fort,  B8or*-Frt 
Jeauharnais',  B'-R-N 
Beaumarchais',  B*-M-fi- 

SH 

Jeau'mont,  B*-Mnt 
Beau'regard,  B».R-Grd 
Jea'ver,  B8-vt 
Jeck,  B*  K 
Jeck'er,  Bs-Kr 
Beck'ett,  B*-Kt 
Beck'with,  B»-K-wTH 


BER 

!Bede,  B3  D 
Bedell',  B--D  L 
Bed'ford,  Brts  Frd 
Bed'ouin.  Bd^-Wn 
^ee'be,  B3-B 
Beech'er,  B3  CHr 
iBeek'man,  B^-K-Mn 
IBeel'zebub,  B2-£Z-B-B 
|Beers,  B3  Rz 
Bee'thoven,  Bt2-Tn 
Beg'ly.B^  Gl 
Be'han,  B-Hn 
Behn,  Bn« 
Beh'rens,  B=-Rnz 
Behr'ing's,  B3  R-NGz 
Bel'cher,  B2-£-CHr 
Bel'den,  B^-i-Dn 
Bel'fast,  BS-£-Fst 
Belfast',  (I.)  B1  i-Fst 
Bel'gium,  B2-i-.j-M 
Belin'da,  B'-£-N-D 
Bel'knap,  B^-i-N-P 
Bell,  BS  L 
Bel'lamy,  R--L-M 
Bellefont'aine,  B^i-Fnt- 

N 

Belle-Isle',  T&-L-L 
Beller'ophon,  'B--L-R-Fn 
Bel'lew,  B2-£, 
Belli'ni,  B3-L-X 
Belloochistan',  B'-i-CH- 

sTn 

Bel'lows,  B2-Ls 
Bel'mont,  B2-/,  JInt 
Bel'sham,  B2-/^-SH  M 
Belshaz'zar,  Bl-L  SHz  B 
Belvidere',  B^-i-V-Dr 
Ben'edick,  B2-N-D-K 
Ben'edict.  B2  N-D-Kt 
Bengal',  B'-N-Gl 
Ben'jamin,  Bu«-J-Mn 
Ben-Lo'mond,    Bn2!i»- 

Mnd 

Benn,  Bn^ 
Ben'nett,  BZ-N-T 
Ben-Ne'vis,  Bn2-N-Vs 
Ben'son,  B^-Ns-N 
Ben'tham,  B^-N-TH-M 
Bent'ley,  Bn'-T-/; 
Ben'ton,  Bn«-Tn 
Beranger',  B2-R-N-ZH 
Berdan',  B1-^  Dn 
Berg'en,  B2  R-Qu  or  B»- 

fl-Jn 

Bergh,  B«  R  G 
Berg'man,  B2-/Z-G-Mn 
Beri'ah,  B»-R 
Berk'eley,  B=-R-K1 
Berk'shire,  B2-fi-K-S~ 
Ber'lin,  Br2-£n 
Berlin',  Br8-in 
Bermu'das,  Br3-M-Ds 
Bernadotte',  B>-R-N-Dt 
Bern'ard,  B2-Rn  Rd 
Berne,  B'  Rn 
Bern'hard,  B2-Rn-Rd 
Bern'heim,  Bs-^Jn-M 
Bern'heimer,        B'-Rn- 

M-R 
Bern'stein,  B2-fi  Ns-Tn 


BER                                   304 

Berrian,  B---.B-N 

Blu'menthal,     B1»-M-N- 

Ber'ry,  W-R 

TH-L 

Bertram,  Br*-Tr-M 

Blunt,  Bint* 

Ber'wic,  (E.)  B*-fl-K,  (U. 

Board'man,  B*-Rd-Mn 

S.)Br2-W-K 

Bo'az,  B*  Z 

Berwickshire,   B'-fi-K- 

Bobadil'la,  B3-B-D-£ 

SHr 

Boccac'cio,  B'-Kt-CH 

Bess,  Bs* 

Bodine'.  B"'-Dn 

Best,  u.-t2 

Boese',  B3-Z 

Beth'el,  BS-TH1 

Bogard'us,  B'-Gr-Ds 

Bethes'da,  B»-THz-D 

Bo'gart,  B«-Grt 

Beth'lehem,  B»-TH1-M 

Bogata',  BJ-G-T 

Bethune',  B^-THn 

Bohe'mia,  B3-H-M 

Betts,  Bts2 

Bohn,  Bn» 

Beu'lah,  B3-£ 

Bokha'ra,B»-K-K 

Beverly,  B2-Vr-Z 

Bol'bec,  B>-£-B-K 

Bey'root,  B2ori-flt 

Bol'eyn,  B8-in 

Bian'ca,  B'-NG-K 

Bol'ingbroke,  B»-Z,-NG- 

Bid'dle,  B3-D1 

Br  K 

Bid'well,  Bd3-Wl 

Boli'var,  B*-L-Vr 

Big'elow,  B5-G-Z, 

Boli'via,  B»-L-V 

Big'ler,  B^-Gl-B 

Bolo'gna,  B2-i-N 

Big'ley,  B3-G1 

Bol'ton,  B»-i-Tn 

Bllba'o,  Bi-L-B 

Bom'ba,  B>-M-B 

Bil'dad,  B8-i-Dd 

Bombay',  B*-M-B 

Bil'lings,  B3-L-NGz 

Bo'na  De'a,  B2-N-Dea 

Bing'ham,  B3-NG-M 

Bo'naparte,  B*-N-Prt 

Bing'hamton,  B«-NG-M- 

Bo'na  Vista,  B*-N-Vs-T 

Tn 

Bonheur,  B'-N-R 

Binsse,  Bns3 

Boni'ta,  B'-N-T 

Birch,  B2-J?-CH 

Bon'iface,  B'-N-Fs 

Bird,  B2-Rd 

Bon'nell,  B«-N1 

Bird'sall,  B2-Rds-i 

Bon'ner,  B:-Nr 

Birds'eye,  Brs-D-Z 

Bon'ney,  B>-N 

Birmingham,      Br*-M- 

Bon'ynge,  Bni-NG 

NG-M 

Book'staver,  B^-Ks-T-Vr 

Bis'cay,  B'-sK 

Boole,  B3-L 

Bish'op,  BS-SH-P 

Boone'ville,  Bn»-V-L 

Bis'pham,  Bs'-F-M 

Booth,  B3-TH 

Bis'sel,  Bs3-L 

Bordeaux',  B2  R-D 

Bix'by,  B3-Ks-B 

Bor'gia,  B'-K-J 

Black,  Bl'-K 

Borneo,  B'-B-N 

Black'stone,  Bl>-Ks-Tn 

Boscaw'en,  B'-sK-N 

Black'well,  Bl'-K-Wl 

Bos'nia,  Bs'-N 

Black'wood,  Bl>-K-wD 

Bos'phorus,  Bs'-F-fis 

Blair,  B1>-R 

BossueV,  B2  sW 

Blais'dell,  Blz«-D-L 

Bos'ton,  Bs'-Tn 

Blake,  Bl«  K 

Bost'wick,  Bsi  T-W-K 

Blake'ley,  Bl'-Kl 

Bos'well,  BJ-zWl 

Blake'man,  Bl2-K-Mn 

Bos'worth,  Bl-zWr  TH 

Blanc  (Mt),  Bli-NG-Kor 

Both'nia,  B>-TH-N 

Bin1 

Both'well,  B'-TH-Wl 

Blanche,  Bln»-CH 

Bots'ford,  Bts'-F-fld 

Blanch'ard,  Bl'-N-CHrd 

Boucher,  B2-8H 

Blank'man,      Bli-NG-K- 

Boucicault',  B'  sK 

Mn 

Bough'ton  or  Bou'ton, 

Blatch'ford,  BH-CH-Frd 

Bi-Tn 

Blau'velt,  BU-v-Lt 

Boulogne',  ~B--Ln 

Bleeck'er,  Bis-Kr 

Bourbon,  B3or«-#-Bn 

Blen'heim,  Bln2-M 

Bourdeau',  Bl-fi  D 

Bligh,  Bl» 

Bourg,  B3-R 

Bliss,  Bis3 

Bout/well,  Bti-Wl 

Blodg'et,  Bl'-Jt 

Bouvier',  (Am.  boo-veer7) 

Blood'good,  Bld«-Gd 

B3-V-B,    (Fr.    boo-ve-'a) 

Bloom'er,  Bis-Mr 

B2-V 

Bloom'fleld,  Bl3-M-Fld 

Bow'ditch,  B'-D-CH 

Bloom'ingdale,    B13-M- 

Bow'doin,  Bl-Dn 

NG-D-L 

Bow'en,  B*-N 

Blot,  Bl» 

Bowers,  Bi-Rz 

Blu'cher,  Bl3-CHr 

Bowie,  B« 

BRI 

Bowling  Green,  B*-J> 

NG-Grn 
Bowles,  B»-Lz 
Bowman,  B*-Mn 
Bowne,  Bn» 
Bow'ron,  B'-fln 
Boyce,  Bsi 
Boyd,  Bi-D 
Boyle,  B>-L 
Boyl'ston,  B1-£s-Tn 
Boyn'ton,  Bn1-!^ 
Boz,  Bz» 

Bozzar'is,  B'-z7?s 
Bra'bant,  Br>-B-N-T 
Brace,  Brs* 
Brad'bury,  Brd'-Br 
Brad'ford,  Brd'-Frd 
Brad'ish,  Brdi-SH 
Brad'ley,  Brdi-L 
Brad'shaw,  Brdi-5fl' 
Brad'street,  Brdl-sTrt 
Bra'dy,  Br*-D 
Brag'don,  Br'-G-Dn 
Brah'mapootra,    BrJ-M- 

P-Tr 

Brain'ard,  Br*-Nrd 
Bra'mah,  Br^M 
Bram'hall,  Br^M-Hl 
Bran'denburg,  Brn'-D-N- 

Br  G 

Bran'don,  Brn>-Dn 
Brandt,  Brnt1 
Bran'dywine,       Brni-D- 

Wn 
Brat'tleborough,  Br'-Tl- 

B-JI 

Brazil',  Brz«-L 
Bra'zos,  Brzs1 
Breck,  Br«-K 
Breck'enridge,    Brl-Kn- 

fi-J 

Brem'en,  Br«or'-Mn 
Bren'nan,  Br«-Nn 
Bres'lau,  Br*-sL 
Bretagne',  Br>-Tn 
Bre'ton,  Br»-Tn 
Brett,  Brt* 

Bretz'field,  Brts»-F-Ld 
Brevoort',  B^-Vrt 
Brew'er,  B^-R 
Brews  ter,  Brstr3 
Bria'reus,  Brs-Ks 
Brice,  Brs1 

Bridge'man,  Br'-J-Mn 
Bridge'port,  BH-J-Prt    • 
Bridg'et,  Br^-Jt 
Bridge'water,  BrS-J-Wtr 
Bridg'ham,  Br'-J-M 
Brien,  Bri-N 
BrigRS,  Br^Gz 
Brig'ham,  Br3-G-M 
Bright,  Brti 
Brigh'ton,  Br'-Tn 
Brinck'erhoff,     Brs-NG- 

Krf 

Brin'disi,  Brn^-D-S 
Brink,  Br3-NG-K 
Brink'ly,  Br3-NG-Kl 
Brins'made,  Br*-Nz-Md 
Brissot',  Br2-8 


BRI 

Bris  tol,  Brs'-T-L 
Brit'ain,  Br»-Tn 
Brit/tany,  Br»-T-N 
Brit'ton,  Br»-Tn 
Broad'bent,  Br'-D  -Bnt 
Broad'way,  Brd'-W 
Brob'dingnag,    Br^B-D 

NG-N-G 
Brock,  Br'-K 
Brock'port,  Br»-K-Prt 
Brock'way,  Brl-K-W 
Brod'erick,  BrJ-Dr-K 
Brod'head,  Brd'-Hd 
Broeck,  Br2-K 
Brogl'ie,  Br2-/, 
Brom'berg,  Bri-M-Br-G 
Brom'ley,  Br'-M-i 
Brom'wich,  Bra-M-J 
Bron'son,  Br'-Ns-N 
Bron'te,  Br'-N-T 
Brooke,  Br3-K 
Brook'line,  Br'-K-in 
Brook'lyn,  Br»-Kln 
Brooks,  Br3-Ks 
Bro'phy,  Br*-F 
Broth'erson,  Br'-DHrs-N 
Brough,  Brfs 
Brough'am,  Br3-M 
Brough'ton,  Bri-Tn 
Brow'er,  Bri-R 
Brown,  Brn> 
Brown'ell,  Br1-!*! 
Brown'ing,  Brn^NG 
Browns'ville,  Brnz'-V-L 
Bruce,  Brs3 

Bru'ges,  Brs- Jz  or  Br8-ZH 
Brum'mell,  Br*-Ml 
Brun'dage,  Brnd2-J 
Brunei',  Br*-Nl 
Brunn,  Brn2o?-3 
Brun'ner,  Br'-Nr 
Bru'no,  Br^-N 
Bruns,  Brnz> 
Bruns'wick,  Br*-Nz-W-K 
Brush,  Br'-SH 
Brus'sels,  Brs^-Lz 
Bry'an,  Br'-N 
Bry'ant,  Br«-N-T 
Buchan'an,  B'-Kn-N 
Bucha'ria,  B2-K-B 
Buch'ner,  Bl-K-Nr 
Buck,  B2-K 
Buck'ham,  B»-K-M 
Buckingham,   B^-K-NG- 

M 
Buckinghamshire,   B!- 

K-NG-M-SHr 
Buck'ley,  Bl-Kl 
Budd,  B2-D 
Bud'long,  Bd2-£-NG 
Bu'el,  BS  L 
Buenaventu'ra,    Bw^-N- 

Vnt  R 
Bue'na  Vista,  Bw*-N-Vs- 

T 
Bue'nos  Ay'res,  B*-Ns- 

Rz  or  Bw^-Ns-JZz 
Buffalo,  B*-F-Z 
Buf  fon,  B»-Fn 
Bulga'ria,  Bls-G-B 


305 

Bulk'ley,  B*-/i-Kl 
Bull,  BS  L 
Bul'lard,  B«-i-JZd 

Bul'lock,  Bs./i-K 

Bul'lus,  B'-Ls 

Bul'wer,  B'-L-Wr 

Bunce,  Bns* 

Bun'combe,  B^-NG-K-M 

Bun'dy,  Bn^-D 

Bunk'erHill,  B«-NG-Kr 
HI 

Buns'by,  B*-Nz-B 

Bun'sen,  B*-Ns-N 

Bur'bank,  B*-fi-B-NG-K 

Bur'chard,  Br2-CHrd 

Bur'den,  B^-fi-Dn 

Burdett',  B«-B-Dt 

Burg,  B2-72-G.  As  a  ter- 
mination Burg  is  writ- 
ten either  B-K-G  or  Br- 
G,  according  to  which 
joins  best  to  the  preced- 
ing stem. 

Bur'gess,  B*-£-Js 

Burgoyne',  B'-fi-Gn 

Bur'gundy, 

Burke,  B-tf-K 

Burk'hardt,  B«  «-K-Hrt 

Bur'leigh,  Br«-i 

Bur'ling,  Br*-i-NG 

Bur'lingame,  Br»-L-NG- 
G-M 

Bur'lington, 
Tn 

Bur'nett, 

Bur'ney,  B«  «-N 

Burn'ham,  B=-fin-M 

Burns,  B"  Rnz 

Burn'side,  B^-K-Ns-D 

Burn'ton,  Bs-fi-N-Tn 

Burr,  B2  B 

Bur'rill,  B^-Kl 

Bur'roughs,  3*-Rz 

Burt,  Bs-Rt 

Bur'tis,  B'-K-Ts 

Bur'ton,  B^-TZ-Tn 

Bu'ry,  B2  R 

Bus'by,  Bz=-B 

Bush,  B3-SH 

Bush'nell,  B»-8H-N1 

Busi'ris,  B^sKs 

Bus'kirk,  Bs2-Kr-K 

Bus'sing,  Bs=-NG 

Bus'teed,  Bs*-Td 

But'ler,  Bt*  i-R 

Buf  terfleld,  Btr«-F-Ld 

But'terick,  B»  Tr-K 

But'termilk  Falls,  B=- 
Tr  M-i-K-F-Lz 

But'terworth,  Bt*-fl-Wr- 
TH 

But'ton.  B*-Tn 

Butts,  Bts* 

Bux'ton,  B'-Ks-Tn 

By'ington,  Bi-NG-Tn 

Byrne,  B'-Kn 

Byrnes,  B2  .Rnz 

Byron,  B^Bn 

Bysshe,  B:<  SH 

Byzan'tium,  Bzi-N-SH-M 


CAR 

C. 

Cabool',  K-BS-L 
Cab'ot,  K-Bti 
Ca'diz,  K-Dz- 
Cad'mus,  K-DJ-Ms 
Cad'wallader,     K-D'-W- 

Ca'dy,  K  DZ 
Cee'sar,  sZ3-K 
Cafira'ria,  K-Fr2-fi 
Cahaw'ba,  K-H-Bi 
Cahill,  K2-H1  or  K-L« 
Cahoone',  K^-Hn 
Cahoes',  K3-Hz 
Cain,  Kn2 
jCai'ro,  K-R'or* 
Cala'bria,  K-Z/2-Br 
[Calais',  E.-L2 
Calcut'ta,  Kl-K-T2 
Cald'well,  Kld-Wli 
Caledo'nia,  Kl-D2-N 
Ca'leb,  K-/.--B 
Calhoun',  KP-Hn 
Califor'nia,  Kl-F^R-N 
Calk'ins,  K'-Kiis 
Calla'o,  K-i> 
Calli'ope,  K-i'-P 
Cal'vary,  Kl-Vi-R 
Cal'verley,  Kl-Vr'-Z 
Cal'vert,Kl-Vrti 
Cal'vin,  Kl-Vn1 
Calyp'so.  K  Z,3-P-S 
Caman'che,  K-M-N-CH^ 
Cambo'dia,  K-M  B«-D 
Cam'bria,  K-M-Br1 
Cam'bridge,  K-M-Bra-J 
Cam'den,  K-M-Dn1 
Cam'eron,  K-1I  Ru1 
Camil'la,  K-M-LJ 
Camp,  K-M-pi 
Camp'bell,  K'-Ml 
Campea'chy,  K-M-P3-CH 
Ca'naan,  K2-Nn 
Can'ada,  K-N-D1 
Canajohar'ie,  K-N-J'-H- 

R 
Canandai'gua,  Kn-N-D*- 

Gw 

Cana'ries,  K-N-JZz* 
Canasto'ta,  K-Ns-T»-T 
Can'dia,  Kn-Di 
Can'fleld,  Kn-F'-Ld 
Can'non,  K'-Nn 
Cano'va,  K-N-V2 
Can'terbury,  Kntr-B'-R 
Can'ton,  Kn-Tni 
Cant'well,  Knt-W^-L 
Canute',  K'-Nt 
Ca'pron,  K-Prn2 
Carac'as,  K  K'-Ks 
Car'berry,  Kr  BVR 
Car'denas,  Kr-DJ-Ns 
Car'diflF,  Kr-Df 
Cardo'zo,  Kr-D!  Z 
Ca'rey,  K  R* 
Car'hart,  Kr1  -Hrt 
Caribbean,  K-Rl-Bn 


CAR 

Carl,  Kr-H 
Carle'ton,  Kr-ii-Tn 
Car'lin,  Kr-Lni 
Carlisle',  Kr-Li-i 
Carlyle',  Kr-L^-L 
Car'mel,  Kr'-Ml 
Car'michael,  Kr'-M-Kl 
Car'nochan,  Krl-N-Kn 
Caroli'na,  Kr-Z-i-N 
Caroline,  Kr-Zni 
Carpathian,  Kr-PVTHn 
Car'penter,  Kr-Pntri 
Carr,  Kri 
Car'roll,  K-KU 
Car'rollton,  K-KU-Tn 
Car'son,  K-ffs'-N 
Cartage'na,  Kr-T'-j-N 
Carter,  Krtr> 
.Car'thage,  Kr-TH»-J 
Case,  Ks* 
Ca'sey,  K-S» 
Cashmere',  K-SHS-M-E 
Cas'pian,  Ks-Pni 
Cass,  Ksi 
Cas'serly,  K-sK1-^ 
Cas'sidy,  Ks-D« 
Cas'sius,  K  SHs1 
Cass'ville,  Ks-V»-L 
Cas'tle,  Ks-H 
Castlereagh',  K-8/A.R 
Cas'tleton,  K-s/,l-Tn 
Cas'tor,  Kstri 
Cas'well,  K-zWl* 
Catalo'nia,  K-T*- 
Cat'aline,  K-T'-Xn 
Ca'to,  K-T* 
Cataw'ba,  K-Ti-B 
Cat'egat,  K-T»-Gt 
Cath'cart,  K-THi-Krt 
Cath'arine,  K-TH»-.Rn 
Cat'lin,  Kt-Lni 
Cattarau'gus,  K-Tr^Gs 
Cau'casus,  Ri-Kss 
Cauld'well, 
Cav'an,  K-Vn 
Cav'anagh,  K-Vi-N 
Cave,  Kv* 

Cavendish,  K-Vnd»-5fl' 
Cavour',  K-V«-B 
Cayenne',  K2-N 
Cayu'ga,  K-Y'-G 
Cazeno'via,  Kz-N-V» 
Ce'cil,  Ss3-L 
Cecil'ia,  sS3-/, 
Ce'crops,  sKr-Ps3 
Ce'dron,  sDrnS 
Cen'ci,  CH'-N-CH 
Cen'is,  sNs2  or  sN» 
Ce'phas,  sFs* 
Cerberus,  sR'-'B-Rs 
Ce'res,  Rflz' 
Cervan'tes,  sfii-V-N-Tz 
Ceylon',  sfcn1 
Chad'wick,  CHd«-W-K 
Chalde'a,  Kl-D^ 
Chaleur',  8H3-£-K 
Chal'mers,  CHll-M-Kz  or 

CHi-MKz 
Cham'berlin,  CH*-M-Br- 

Ln 


306 

Cham'bers,  CH»-M-Brz 
Champagne',  8H*-M-Pn 
Cham'pion,  CHi-M-Pn 
Champlain',  SH'-M-Pln 
Chandler,  CHi-N-D-Z-B 
Chan'ning,  CHui-NG 
Chantil'ly,  SH3-N-T-.& 
Cha'pin,  CH2-Pn 
Chap'man,  CH'-P-Mn 
Chap'paqua,  CH'-P-Kw 
Chapultepec',  CH*-P1-T 

P-K 

Charib'dis,  K-fi3-B-Ds 
Charlemagne',     SHr1' 

Mn 

Charles,  CHr»-Zz 
Charles'ton,  CHr'-Lz-Tn 
Charles'town,    CHr'-Zz 

Tn — Vocalized  with  ow. 
Charlick,  CHr>-Z-K 
Char'lier,  SHri-Z 
Charlotte,  SHr'-it 
Sha'ron,  K-fln^r1 
Dhartres,  SHrtri 
Shase,  CHs* 
Dhat'fleld,  CHt'-Fld 
Dhat'ham,  CHti-M 
Dhattahoo'che,  CHt'-H- 

CH 

Dhattanoo'ga,  CHt'-N-G 
Jhat'terton,  CHi-Tr-Tn 
3hau'cer,  CH'-sB 
Jbaun'cey,  CH'-N-S 
Dhautau'que,  CHi-T-Kw 
2hazy',  SH3-Z 
Dheese'brough,  CHz*-Br 
Jhee'ver,  CH3-Vr 
Jhelms  ford,  CH3-Mz-F- 

Jhemung',  SH»-M-NG 
^henan'go,  SH'-N-NG-G 
^her'burg,  SHr^-B-B 
Jherokee',  CH*-R-K 
Jhes'apeake,  CH^-sP-K 
Cheshire,  CH^-SHr 
3hes'ter,  CHstr* 
^hes'terfield,    CHstr*-F- 

Ld 

3hevalier,  SH'-V-Z-B 
3heyeune',  SH^-N 
3hica'go,  SHi-K-G 
Jhich'ester,  CH3-CHstr 
3hickahom'iny,   CH'-K- 

H-M-N 

Jhickamau'ga,  CH'-M-G 
yhicopee',  CH3-K-P 
Jhick'asaws,  OH3-K-Sz 
Jhick'ering,  CH3-Kr-NG 
Jhihua'hua,  CH'-W-W 
Jhild,  CH'-Ld 
)hilds,CH'-Ldz 
Jhil'i,  CH8-Z 
3hillicoth'e,  CH1«-K-TH 
Jhil'ton,  CH3-Z-Tn 
Jhimbora'zo,       CH'-M- 

Br-Z 

Jhi'na,  CH'-N 
Jhinchil'la,  CHn'-CH-i 
Jhip'man,  CH«-P-Mn 
Chip'pewa,  CH3-P-W 


COG 

Chif  tenden,  CH3-Tn-Dn 

Chittenan'go,      CH'-Ti> 
NG-G 

Choate,  CHts 

Choc'taw,  CHi-K-T 

Cho'pin,  CH^-Pn 

Christ,  Krst'or' 

Chris'tian,  Krs-CHn3 

Chris'tie,  Krs-T* 

Christi'na,  Krs-T3-H 

Christine',  Krs-Tn« 

Chris'topher,  Krs-T3-Fr 

Church,  CHr^-CH 

Church'ill,  CHr=-CHl 

Cic'ero,  eS3-R 

Cincinna'ti,  sMs-N-T» 

Circas'sia,  sRi  K-SH 

"lis'co,  Ss3-K 
ilaf'lin,  Kl-F'-Ln 
lair,  Kl-Bi 

Dlan'cy,  Kln-S1 

31app,  K1-P> 
Cla'ra,  Kl»-« 

~31ar'ence,  Kl-fins1 

Jlar'endon,  Kl-^Z^K-Dn 

llaris'sa,  K\-R*-S 

Hark,  Kl-B'-K 

Hark'son,  Kl-Bi-Ks-N 

Haude,  K1-D» 

ilau'dius,  Kl-Ds1 
lau'sen,  Klsl-N 

Jlav'erack,  Klv-R'-K 
"Uax'ton,  Kl-Ks-Tni 

!lay,  Kl» 

!lay'burn,  Kl-Brn* 

Jlay'ton,  Kl-Tn» 

Jlay'ville,  Kl-V»-L 

Slea'ry,  K\-R3 

Jle'land,  Kl-inds 

llem'ens,  Kl2-Mnz 

llem'ent,  K12-Mnt 

llem'entine,  Kl-.\In-Tn» 

Hem'ents,  Kl--Mnts 

Sleopa'tra,  Ki-P2or»-Tr 

llermont',  Kl-R2-Mnt 

Heve'land,  Kl-V3-Znd 

Hif  ford,  Kl-Frd3 

'lift,  Klft3 

Ilif  ton,  Kl-F3-Tn 

!line,  Kln> 

llin'ton,  Klnt'-N 

ili'o,  Kli6» 

lotilde',  Kl-T3-Ld 

lyde,  K1-D> 

!oates,  Kts2 

obb,  K-Bi 
Cob'bett,  K-Bt' 
"/ob'lentz,  K-Blnts1 

lo'burn,  K-Brn» 

lo'burg,  K-Bra-G 

Soch'ran,  K-K-flni 

lod'dington,    K-D^NG- 

Tn 

lo'dy,  K-D» 

oe,  K» 
Coeur  de  Lion,  Er'-D. 

L-K 

loffln,  K-Fni 

ognac',  K^N-K 
Cogs'well,  K-G-zWl» 


COH 

Cohas'set,  K-Hs-H 
Co'hen,  K«-Hn 
Conn,  Kn* 
Cohoes',  K8-Hz 
Coke,  K*-K 
Col'burn,  Kl-Brn* 
Col'by,  K1-B» 
Cold  Spring,    Kld»-sPr- 

NG 

Cole,  K-L*  (K12) 
Cole'gate,  K-L»-Gt 
Cole'man,  Kl»-Mn 
Colen'so,  K-Zn«-S 
Cole'ridge,  Kl-.RM 
Coles,  K-Lz»(Klz2) 
Col'fax,  Kl»-F-Ks 
Col'lar,  K-Zr» 
Collier,  K-z>-R 
Col'lingwood,      Kl-NG- 

Col'lins,  K-Znzi 
Cologne',  K-Zn* 
Colora'do,  K1-.RI-D 
Col'ton,  Kl-Tu« 
Colum'bia,  Kl-M-Ba 
Colum'bus,  Kl-M-Bs« 
Col'well,K!-Wl» 
Caman'che,  K-M-N-CHi 
Combe,  K"-M 
Combs,  K2-Mz 
Com'fort,  K-M-Frt* 
Co'mo,  K2-M 
Comp'ton,  K-M-Tn1 
Com'stock,  K-Ms-T*-K 
Co'mus,  K2-Ms 
Co'nant,  K^-Nnt 
Con'cord,  SKrd1 
Concor'dia,  !Kr-D» 
Con'de,  Kn-D» 
Con'der,  Kndr1 
Con'dit,  Kn-Dt> 
Cone,  Kns 
Confu'cius,  iF3-5ffs 
Cong'don,  K-NG-Dn1 

Con'go,  KI-NG-G 

Con'greve,  SGrv' 
Conklin,  K'-NG-Kln 
Conkling,  K»-NG-K1-NG 
Con'ley,  Kn-£i 
Con'naught,  K'-Nt 
Connect'icut,  K2-Nt-Kt 
Con'nell-y,  K*-N1 
Con'nor,  Kn-E1 
Con'over,  K-N-V'-B 
Con'rad,  Kn-B'-D 
Con'stable,  !sT»-Bl 
Constanti'na,  isTns-T-N 
Con'stantine,  !sTn»-Tn 
Constantino'ple,  IsTnt*- 

N-P1 

Con'way,  Kn-Wi 
Cooke,  K»-K 
Coo'ley,  K-i» 
Coo'lidge,  K-Z8- J 
Coon,  Kn3 
Coo'ney,  K8-N 
Coo'per,  K-Pr8 
Coop'erstown,  K-Prz»-Tn 
Copeland,  K-P»-Znd 
Copenha'gen,  K-Pn»-Gn 


307 

Coper'nicus,  K-Pr*-N-Ks 
Co'ra,  K-K* 
Cor'coran,  Kr-K-TJn1 
Corday',  Kr-D» 
Cordelia,  Kr-D8-Z 
Cordilleras,  Kr-D8-Z-fis 
Cor'dora,  Kr-D»-V 
Core'a,  K-fi3 
Corfu',  Kr-F8 
Corinne',  K-Bn8 
Cor'inth,  Kr-N-TH' 
Cork.  Kri-K 
Cor'hes,Kr-izi 
Corliss,  Kr-Zs1 
Corneille',  Kr-N-L* 
Cornelia,  Rr-N-Z8 
Cornelius,  Kr-N-Zs8 
Cornell',  Kr2-Nl 
Corn'ing,  K-Kn^NG 
Corn'wall,Kn>-W-L 
Cornwal'lis,  Krn-W'-Zs 
Corrien'tes,  K-fi2-N-Tz 
Cor'rigan,  K-^-Gn 
Cor'ry,  K-R* 
Cor'sica,  Krs^K 
Cor'tez,  Kr-Tz» 
Cortland,  Krt-Znd* 
Cor'win,  K-Ri-Wn 
Cor'son,  K-«s'-N 
Co'ry,  K-.R3 
Cos'grove,  ^-sGrv 
Cos'ta  Bi'ca,  Ks-Tl-R-K 
Costel'lo,  Ks-Ta-Z 
Cotopax'i,  K-T»-P-K-S 
Coughlin,  K-F!-Zn 
Court'enay,  Kr-T2-N 
Court'ney,  Krt2-N 
Cousin',  KZ'-AT 
Coventry,  K-Vnt*-JK 
Cow'en,  K>-N 
Cowes,  Kzi 
Cow'per,  K-Pr^r* 
Cox,  K'-Ks 
Coyle,  K-Li 
Coz'zens,  Kz'-Nz 
Crab'tree,  Kr-Bi-Tr 
Cra'cow,  Kr«-K 
Craft,  Krf» 
Cra'gin,  Kr'-Gn 
Craig,  Kr*-G 
Crai'gie,  Kr2-G 
Cram,  Kr!-M 
Cran'dall,  Krn-Di-L 
Crane,  Km2 
Cran'mer,  Kr'-N-Mr 
Cra'ry,  Kr-K* 
Craske,  Krs'-K 
Crawford,  Kr-Frd» 
Crea'mer,  KrS-Mr 
Creigh'ton,  Kr-Tn» 
Cremo'na,  Kr»-M-N 
Cren'shaw,  Krn-SH* 
Crete,  Krt3 
Crime'a,  Kr»-M 
Crit'tenden,  Kr-Tn8-Dn 
Croa'tia,  Kr-SH» 
Crock' ett,  Kr-K-T1 
iCroe'suB,  Krss* 
Croly,  Kr-Z» 
Crom'well,  Kr-M-Wl» 


DAL 

Cro'nin,  Kr2-Nn 
Cron'stadt,  Kr-Ns-Tt' 
Crooke,  Kr3-K 
Cros'by,  Krz-B1 
Cross,  Krs1 
Cross'ley,  Kr-si1 
Cro'ton,  Kr-Tn* 
Crouch,  Kr-CH' 
Crown.  Point,  Krn'-Pnt 
Cru'den,  Kr3-Dn 
Cruik'shank,   Kr-K-SH8- 

NG-K 

Cu'ba,  K-B3 
Cub'berly,  K-Br'-i 
Cud'lipp,  K-D2-i-p 
Cul'bert,  Kl-Brt2 
Cul'len,  K-in2 
Cullo'den,  K-/,J-Dn 
Cul'lom,  K-IAM 
Cul'pepper,  Kl-P2-Pr 
Oul'ver,  Kl-Vr' 
Cumberland,    K-M-Br*- 

LuA 

Cum'mings,  K2-M-NGz 
Cunard',  Kn-Kd1 
Cun'ningham,    Kn2-NG- 

M 

Curaco'a,  K-TJ^-s 
Cur'ran,  K-ftna 
Cur'rie,  K-.K2 
Cur'rier,K-.R2-.R 
Cur'tin,  Kr-Tn2 
Cur'tis,  Kr-Ts' 
Cush'ing,  K-SH3-NG 
Cush'man,  K-SH3-Mn 
Cuth'bert,  K-THS-Brt 
Cuth'ell,  K-TH2-L 
Cut'ler,  K1-L2-B 
Cut'ting,  Kt2-NG 
Cut'tle,  K-T12 
Cuvier',K-V2 
Cuyaho'ga,  K2-H-G 
Cuy'ler,  K-.tr1 
Cyclops,  sKl-Psi 
Cypress,  sPrs1 
Cy'rus,  efts1 
Cythe'ra,  sTH'-H 


D. 


Dacos'ta,  Di-Ks-T 
Dag'gett,  D'-Gt 
Daguerre',  D2-G-K 
Danl'green,  Di-Z,-Grn 
Daho'mey,  D2-H-M 
Dai'ley,  D"--L 
Dako'ta,  D2  K-T 
Dale,  D'-L 

Dalma'tia,  T>\--1S.-SH 
Dal'rymple,  D^i-B-M-PI 
Dal'ton,  D'-i-Tn 
Daly,  D«-I, 
Da'mon,  Ds-Mn 
Dan,  Dn1 
Da'na,  D»-N 

Dan'forth,  D'-N-F-K-TH 
Dan'iel.D'-Nl 
Dan'iels,  D'-Nlz 
Dal'ton, 


DAN 

Dan'te,  Di-N-T 
Dant'zic,  D^N-T-zK 
Dan'ube,  D^N-B 
Dan'ville,  Dn'-V-L 
Daph'ne,  Dfi-N 
Dar'by,  D»-.R-B 
Dar'cy,  Di-fi-s 
Dardanelles'.      V*-R  D 

Nlz 

Da'rien,  D2-fi-N 
Dari'us,  Dl-Ra 
Darling,  Dri-Z,-NG 
Dar'lington,     Drl-£-NG 

Tn 

Darm'etadt,  Dri-Ms-Tt 
Dart'mouth,  Drti-M-TH 
Dar'win,  DLfi-Wn 
Daubigne',  D2-B-N-Y 
Dav'enport,  Dv^N-P-fit 
Da'vid,  Dv2-D 
Da'vidson,  Dv2-Ds-N 
Da'vies,  D*-Vz 
Da' vis,  D«-Vs 
Da'vison,  D'-Vs-N 
Da'vy,  D«-V 
Dawes,  Dzi 
Daw'son,  Ds'-N 
Dayton,  D2-Tn 
Dean,  Dn» 
Deb'ora,  D2-Br 
Decamp',  D'-K-M-P 
Deca'tur,  D2-Ktr 
Deck'er,  D2-Kr 
Ded'ham,  Dd2-M 
Deer'ing,  D3 
Deery',  D3-R 
De  Foe',  D2-F 
Defor'est,  VP-Rst 
Degraw',  D'-Gr 
Degroot',  D3-Grt 
Del'afield,  D°-L-V  Ld 
Del'amater,  T>2 -L-Mtr 
Delan'cey,  Di-Ln-S 
Dela'ney,  D'-i-N 
Delatour',  D«-i-Tr 
Del'avan,  D2-//-Vn 
Del'aware,  D2-i-W 
Del'hi,  D2-li 
De'lia,  Ds-£. 
Delmar',  D'  1,-Mr 
Delmon'ico,  Dli-M-N-K 
Del'phi,  Dt-L-F 
Dem'arest,  D2-M-Kst 
Demilt',  D^-M-it 
Demos'thenes.      D'-Ms- 

TH  Nz 

Demp'sey,  D2-M-S 
Demp'ster,  D!-Mstr 
Den'ham,  D=-N-M 
Deni'o,  D'-N 
Den'ison,  D2-Ns-N 
Den'mark,  D«-N-Mr-K 
Den'ning,  Dn2-NG 
Den'nis,  D«-Ns 
Dens'more,     D*-Nz-M-E 

[D2-ZM-B] 
Dent,  Dnt» 
Den'ton,  Dn2-Tn 
Depew,  D3-P 
Depeys'ter,  D'-Pstr 


308 

Der'by,  D»or>-fi-B 
Der'ham,  Dr2-M 
De  Ruy'ter,  D"-7Ztr 
;  Descartes',  ~ " 
i  Des'eret,  D  . 

;  Des  Moines', 

iDeSo'to,  Ds*-T 
.  Det'mold,  Dt«-M-Z,d 
Detroit',  Di-Trt 
DeVereaux,  Dv*-R 
Devine',  Dvi-N 
Devlin,  D-'-vin 
Devoe',  D2-V 
Devonshire,  Dv2-N-SHr 
Dew'ey,  DuP 
Dewitt',  D3-Wt 

Dewolf,  D3-W- 

Dew'snap,  Ds3-N-P 
Dex'ter,  D2-Kstr 
D6v  D^ 
Dia'na,  D'-N 
Dick,  D3-K 
Dick'ens,  D'-Knz 
Dick'erson,  D»-Krs-N 
Dick'inson,  D»-K-Ns-N 
Dick'son,  D^-Ks-N 
Di'do,  D>-D 
Die'derich,  D'-Dr-K 
Diehl,  D3-L 
Dieppe',  D«-P 
Dietz,  Dtz3 
Dilks,  D^-L-Ka 
Dil'lon,  D3-Ln 
Dim'mick,  D3-M-K 
Di'nah,  D>-N 
Dink'elspiel,  D3-NG-Kls- 

PL 

Dinwid'die,  D3-N-wD 
Diog'enes,  D'-J-Nz 
Dis'brow,  D3-zBr 
Disrae'li,  D^-sR-L 
Dis'trict  of  Columbia, 

D3-8Tr-Kt-Kl(-M-B) 
Dit'mars,  Dt3-M-Rz 
Dix,  D3-Ks 
Dix'on,  D3-Ks-N 
jDnei'per,  N-Pr' 
Dneis'ter,  Nstrs 
Doane,  Dn« 
Dobbs,  D'-Bz 
Dob'son,  Di-Bs-N 
Dodd,  DKD 
Dod'dridge,  Dd''-JZ-J 
Dodge,  D'-J 
Dod' worth,  Ddi-Wr-TH 
Do'herty,  D2-B-T 
Do'lan,  D2-in 
Dom'inick,  D'-M-N-K 
Domin'go,  D3-M-NG-G 
Don'aldson,  D"-Nlds-N 
Donizet'ti,  D2-Nz-T 
Don'nelly,  DJ-N1 
Don'ohue,  D^N-H 
Don'ovan,  D^N-Vn 
Doo'little,  D3-Lt-L 
Do'ra,  D2-B 
Dorcas,  Dr'-Ks 
Dor'chester,  Dr^CHstr 
Dore'mus,  Dr3-Ms 
Dor'king,  DrJ-K-NG 


DYE 

Dor'lon,  Dr'-in 
Dor'othy,  Di-R  TH 
Dorr,  D!-R 
Dor'sey,  Di-B- 
Dor'sheimer, 
Dos'cher,  Dl-SHr 
Dospas'sos,  D'-sPss 
Do'ty,  D2-T 
Dou'ai,  D3 
Doub'leday,  D«-B1-D 
Dou'glas,  D2-Gls 
Do'ver,  D2-Vr 
Dow,  D1 
Dowd.  D1  D 
Dow'ling,  D'-i-NG 
Down'ing,  Dn'-NG 
Doyle,  D»-L 
Drake,  Dr2-K 
Dra'per,  Dr2-Pr 
Dray'ton,  Dr2-Tn 
Dres'den,  Drz«-Dn 
Drew,  Dr3 
Drex'el,  Dr2-Ks-L 
Drey'fous,  Dri-Fs 
Driggs,  Dr3-Gz 
Dris'coll,  Drs3-Kl 
Drum'mond,  Dr^Mnd 
Dru'ry,  Dr3-/J 
Dry'den,  Dr'-Dn 
Duane',  DZ-N 
Dub'lin,  D»-Bln 
Dubois',  D'-Bs 
Dubuque',  D3-B-K 
Duchesne',  T>--SHn 
Dud'ley,  DZ-D-Z, 
Du'er,  D3-B 
Duflf,  Df2 
Duffleld,  D2-Fld 
Duf  fy,  D=-F 
Dumas',  D'-M 
Dumont',  D'-Mnt 
Dun'bar,  D2-N-Br 
Dun'can,  D2-N-Kn 
Dundee',  D3-N-D 
Dun'glison,  D^-NG-Gls-N 
Dun'ham,  D2-N-M 
Dun'kirk,  D2-N-Kr-K 
Dun'lap,  D2-N1-P 
Dunn,  Dn2 
Dun'ning,  Dn^-NG 
Duns'ton,  D2  Ns-Tn 
Dupont',  Di-Pnt 
Dupuis',  D3-Pw 
Dupuy',  D3-Pw 
Duquesne',D2-Kn 
Durand',  D1  Rnd 
Durant',  Di-flnt 
Du'rer,  D3-Rr 


Jum'fries,  D2-M-Frz 

Jur'ham,  Dr2-M 

Juryea',  Dr3-Y 

Ju'senberry,  Dz»-N-B-S 

)us'seldorf,  D2-sZ/-Drf 
Dutch'er,  D2-CHr 
Duy'ckinck,   Di-K-NG-K 

)wight,  Dwt1 

)wy'er,  Dw'-B 

Jy'er,  Di-K 
Dy'ett,  Di-T 


BAG                               309                                FIT 

E. 

lEm'ily,  M-£» 
Em'ma,  M2 
Em'met,  M-T* 

F. 

Em'mittsburg,   Mts-Br2- 

Ea'gan,  Gn' 

G 

Fa'ber,  F2-Br 

Earle,  Rl* 

Emo'tt,  M-T* 

Fa'bius,  F2-Bs 

East'burn,  St3-B-fin 

Em'pire  City,  M-Prs2-T 

Fackler,  F'-K-£r 

East'man,  St3-Mn 

Ems,  Mz2 

Fac'toryville,     F'-K-Tr 

Ea'ston,  S3-Tn 

En'dor,  Ndr* 

VI 

Ea'ton,  Tn3 

En'dicott,  N-D*-Kt 

Fa'gan,  F2-Gn 

Eau  Glair,  6Z-K1-R—  The 

En'field,  N-F2-Ld 

Fahr'enheit.  F'-Kn  Ht 

6  inclined  in  direction  of 

En'gel,  NG«-G1 

Fairbanks,  Fr^B-NG-Ks 

the  stem  J. 

England,  NG3-Glnd 

Fair'child,  F'-R-CHld 

Eb'en,  Bn* 

En'glewood,  NG-Gl-wD* 

Fairfax,  Fr^F-Ks 

Ebene'zer,  B3-Nz-R 

E'noch,  Ns-K 

Fair'fleld,  Fr'-F-Ld 

Ech'o,  K2 

En'sign,  Ns*-N 

Pair'mount,  F'-R-Mat 

Ecuador',  Kw-Dr» 

Eph'esus,  Fss2 

Falkland,  F'-K-Z,nd 

Ed'dy,  D» 

E'phraim,  Fi-8-M 

Fall  River,  Fi-~L-Rv-R 

Ed'dystone,  Ds2-Tn 
E'den,  Dn3 

Epinay',  P2-N 
Ep'som,  P2-sM 

Fal'mouth,  FH-M-TH 
Fan'cher,  F'-N  CHr 

Ed'gar,  l>2-Gr 

Eras'mus,  Rz'-Ms 

Pan'euil,  F^N-L  or  F2-N1 

Edg'erton,  Jr2-Tn 
Edinburgh,  Dl-N-B-K 

Eras'tus,  Rs^Ts 
Er'ebus,  R2-Bs 

Pan'ny,  F^N 
Par'aday,  F>-K-D 

E'dith,  D3-TH 

E'ri,  Ri3 

Par'go,  F'-R-G 

Ed'monds,  DJ-Mndz 

Er'icsson,  RS-Ks-N 

Farley,  Fl-H-L 

Ed'mund,  D2-Mnd 

E'rie,  R» 

Farm'ington,       F'-R-M- 

Ed'ward,  P2-Wrd 

E'rin,  Rns 

NG-Tn 

Ed'wards,  I>2-Wrdz 

Er'nest,  R2-Nst 

Farn'ham,  F^Kn-M 

Ed'win,  I>2  Wn 

Ernst,  R2-Nst 

Parn'haw,  K'-Kn-H 

Effle,  F2 

Ers'kine,  Rsa-Kn 

Parns'worth,  F^^nz-W- 

Ef'fingham,  F*-NG-M 
E'gan,  Gn3 

E'sau,  83 
Eso'pus,  S'-Ps 

Par'quhar,  FrJ-Kw-R 

Eg'bert,  G-Brt* 

Espinasse',  P>-Ns 

Par'rell,  Fi-ffl 

Eg'erton,  Jr2-Tn 

Es'quimaux,  SJ-K-M 

Paust,  Fsti 

Egg  Harbor,  G2-Hr-Br 
Egleston,  Gls-Tn* 

Es'sex,  S2-Ks 
Es'ther,  8tr» 

Pa'vre,  F'-Vr 
Fay,  F2 

E'gypt,  J8-Pt 
El'ba,  Z,2-B 

Estienne',  T2-N 
E'than,  THn3 

Fayette',  F2-T 
Fay'etteville,  F2-T-V1 

El'be,  7-2-B 

Eth'elbert,  THl2-Brt 

Fee'jee,  F3-J 

El  Dora'do,  Z^or'-Dr-D 
El'dridge,  L»-Dr-J 

Eth'elred,  THl2-«-D 
Eth'elwolf,  THl2-W-i-F 

Felix,  F^-L-Ks 
Fellows,  F2-£z 

El'gin,  Z,2-Jn  or  L2-Gn 

Ell,  Z,3 

Ethio'pia,  TH*-P 
Et'na,  TS-N 

Fel'ton,  FP-Tn 
Fen'elon,  F2-Nln 

Eli'as,  i>-S 

Et'ta,  T2 

Fen'ton,  F2-N-Tn(Fnt2-N| 

Elie'zer,  L3-Zr 

Eufaula,  Y^-F-Z, 

Fer'dinand,  F2-^?d  Nnd 

Eli'hu,  L'-H 

Eugene',  Y3-Jn 

Per'guson,  F2-R-Gs-N 

Eli'jah,  /,i-J 

Euge'nia,  Y*-J-N 

Fernan'dez,     F!-«-N-N- 

Eli'sha,  L*-SB 
Eli'za,  Z,»-Z 
Eliz'abeth,  Lzs-B-TH 

Eu'nice,  Y3-Ns 
Euphra'tes,  Y-Fr3-Tz 
Eure'ka,  Y3-fi-K 

Dz 
Pernan'do,  Fi  7J-N-N-D 
Per'ris,  F--Rs 

Ella,  L*     ' 

Euro'pa,  Y»-/J-P 

Fes'senden,  Fs2-N-Dn 

El'  leaner,  Z,*-Xr 
Ellen,  Zn2 

Eu'rope.  Y3-K-P 
Euse'bius,  Ys^*  Bs 

Pes'tus,  Fs'-'-Ts 
Fezzan',  F'-Zn 

Ellicott,  L2-Kt 

Eus'tace,  Ys3-Ts 

Field,  F^-Ld 

Ellingwood,  XANG-wD 
Elliott,  Z,2-T 

Eu'taw,  Y3-T 
Eux'ine,  Y8-Ks-N 

Fielding,  F3-L-D-NG 
Fields,  F3-Ldz 

Ellis,  is2 

E'va,  V3 

Figue'ras,  F2-G-Ks 

El'lison,  Ls«-N 

Evan'geline,  V»-N-J-£n 

Fi'ji,  F3-J 

Ells'worth,  Z.z2-Wr-TH 

Evans,  Vns* 

Pill'more,  Fl3-Mr 

El'mendorf,  L*-M-N-Drf 
Elmi'ra,  H-M-^2 

Ev'arts,  V2-fits  (Vrts*) 
Eve,  V* 

Fin'gal,  F3  NG-G1 
Finisterre',  F'--Ns-T-B 

El'nathan,  L*-N-THn 

Everett,  V«-fit 

Finland,  Fn3-Z,nd 

El'phistone,  L*-Fs-Tn 

Ev'ergreen,  Vr*-Grn 

Finley,  F3-N1 

El  Pa'so,  L!-P-8 

Ew'ell,  Y3-L 

Finn,  Fn3 

Ely,  L* 

Ew'ing,  Y3-NG 

Fin'negan,  F3-N-Gn 

Elys'ium,  L*  ZH-M 
Emman'ual,  M-N-L1 

Ex'eter,  K-sTr2 
Ex'odus,  Ks-Ds* 

Fish,  F"-Sfl 
Fish'er,  F3  SH-- 

Em'bree,  M-Br* 

Eyre,  Rl 

Fish'kill,  FS-SH-E  L 

Em'eline,  M-in2 

Eze'kiel,  Z»-K-L 

Fisk,  Fs»-K 

Em'erson,  M-/Js>-N            Ez'ra,  Zr* 

Fitch,  F'-CH 

FIT 


310 


Fitch'burg,  FS-CH-Br-G 

Fremonf  ,  Fri-Mnt 

Fith'ian,  F^-THn 

French,  F^-N-CH 

Fitz,  Fts3 

Frey,  Fr> 

Fitzgerald,  Fts2-J-.Rld 

Fried'lander,         Fr»-D- 

Fitapat'rick,  Fta1-P-Tr-K 

indr 

Fitzsim'mons,           Fts3 

Fried'man,  Fr'-B-Mn 

IsMnz* 

Frob'isher,  Fr'-B-SHr 

Flack,  F1»-K 

Frois'sart,  Frs'-«t 

Flagg,  F1>-G 

Frost,  Frsti 

Flah'erty,  FU-B-T 

Froth'ingham,    Fr>-TH- 

Flan'agan,  Fl'-N-Gn 

NG-M 

Flan'ders,  Flndrzi 

Froude,  F^-D 

Flat'bush,  Flt'-B-SH 

Fry,  Fr> 

Flem'ing,  FP-M-NG 

Ful'ler,  F3-£-E 

Fletch'er,  Fl*-CHr 

Ful'lerton,  F*-L-R-Tn 

Fleu'ry,  FV-R 

Ful'ton,  Fl'-Tn 

Flint,  Flnta 

Funk,  F»-NG-K 

Flo'ra,  Fl^-B 

Furlong,  F*-E-L-NG 

Florence,  Fl'-JKns 

Furman,  F*-E-Mn 

Florida,  FH-fl-D 

Fur'niss,  F*-«-Ns 

Flo'tow,  F1=-T 

Fu'seli,  F3-si 

Floyd,  Fli-D 

Flushing,  Fl«-5ff-NG 
Flynn,  Flna 

G. 

Fo'garty,  F*-Gr-T 
Fo'ley,  F*-L 

Ga'briel,  G-Br'-L 

Fol'ger,  F2-£-Jr 

Gaffney,  G-Fi-N 

Fol'som,  F^-is-M 

Gage,  G-J* 

Fon'da,  F"-N-D 

Games,  Gnz2 

Fond  du  Lac,  F'-Nd-D-Z- 
E 

Gaines'boro',  Gnz-B2-.R 
Galapa'gos,  Q-U-P-Gs 

Fon'taine,  Fi-N-Tn  (Fnti. 

Gal'braith,  Gl-Br'-TH 

N) 

Gale,  G-L* 

Fontenoy',  Fnt»-N 

Ga'len,  G-£n* 

Foote,  Ft^ 

Gale'na,  G-£3-N 

Forbes,  F'-fi-Bz 

Gali'cia,  G-L*-SH 

Ford,  F2-5-D 

Gal'ilee,  G-Ll-L 

Ford'ham,  F^-H-D-M 

Galile'o,  G-L*-L 

Fordyce',  F'-fi-Ds 

Gall,  G-L1 

For  man,  F^E-Mn 

Gallagher,  G-i'-Gr 

Formo'sa,  F^-K-M-S 

Gallaudet',  G-L*-Vt 

Forney,  F>-«-N 

Gallipolis',  G-£.3-P-Ls 

Forrest,  Fi-flst 

Galu'sha,  G  L*-SH 

Forrester,  Fi-flstr 

Galva'ni,  Gi-Vi-N 

Forster,  Fi  Estr 

Gal'veston,  Gl-Vs»-Tn 

Foa'ter,  Fstri 

Gal'vin,  G-i>-Vn 

Fouche',  F*-Sff 

Gal'way,  G-^-W 

Fou'rier,  F*-R-R 

Gam'bia,  G-M-Bi 

Fowler,  Fi-£-E 

Gan'ges,  G  N-Jz* 

Fox,  F'-Ks 

Gan'non,  G'-Nn 

France,  Frns1 

Gans'evoort,  G-Nz-Vi-«t 

Fran'ces,  Fr'-Nsez 

Gan'ymede,  G-N-M-D1 

Fran'cis,  Fri-Nsa 

Gard'ner,  Grd'-Nr 

Franco'nia,  Frn'-K-N 

Garibal'di,  G-«l-B-Z-D 

Frank,  Fri-NG-K 

Garret,  G-Bti 

Frank'fort,       FrJ-NG-K- 

Gar'retson,  G-Kts'-N 

Frt 

Garrison,  G-ffs^N 

Franklin,  Frl-NG-Kln 

Gar'son,  G  .Rs'-N 

Franz,  Frnzi 

Gar'vey,  G-Ri-V 

Fra'ser,  Fr*-Zr 

Garvin,  G-fii-Vn 

Fred'erick,  Fr'-Dr-K 

Gas'cony,  Gs>-K-N 

Fred'ericks,  Fr«-Dr-Ks 

Gates,  Gts* 

Fred'ericksburg,      Fr*- 

Gath,  G-TH1 

Dr  Ks-B-K-G 

Gaul,  G-L1 

Fredo'nia,  Fr5-D-N 

Gautier,  G-T» 

Free'land,  Fr3-ind 

Gavaz'zi,  G-Vt'-Z 

Free'man,  Fr'-Mn 

Gay,  G« 

Frei'berg,  Fr'-Br-G 

Gay'nor,  G»-Kr 

Fre'linghuysen,    Fr»-L- 

Gha'za,  G-Z« 

NG-Hz-N 

Geary,  G-K* 

GOL 

iGeb'hard,  G-Brd» 
Oed'ney,  G-D»-N 
Geer'y,  G-.R3 
Gehen'na,  G*  H-N 
Genet',  J=-N-T 
Genesee',  J3-N-S 
Genese'o,  J3-N-S 
Gen'esis,  J2-Nss 
Gene'va,  J8-N-V 
Gen'oa,  J*-N 
Geof  froy,  J2-Fr 
Geoghe'gan,  G2-Gn 
George,  JrW 
George'town,  Jr^J-Tn 
Georgia,  Jr^J 
Georgia'na,  Jr'-J-N 
Gerald,  J^-flld 
Ger'aldine,  J«-Kl-Dn 
Gerard',  Jr'-K-D 
Ger'mantown,     Jr*-Mn- 

Tn 

Germany,  Jr«-M-N 
Gerry,  G-JR* 
Gertrude,  Gr-Trds 
Gess'ler,  G-sZ»-B 
Gethsem'ene,       G-TB> 

sM-N 

Get'ty,  G-T« 
Get'tysburgh,    G-T'-zB- 

RG 

Geysers,  G-Zrzi 
Ghent,  Grit* 
Gib'bon,  G-Bn* 
Gibbs,  GS-BZ 
Gibraltar,  J«-Br-£tr 
Gib'son,  G-Bs3-N 
Gid'dings,  G-D3-NGz 
Gid'eon,  G-Du* 
Gif'ford,  G-Frd* 
Gignoux',  ZHn3-Y 
Gil'bert,  G-£3-Brt 
Gil'christ,  G-Lfl-Krst 
Gil'dersleeve,  G-Z/dr'-sJ* 

V 

Gil'ead,  G-L*-V 
Giles,  Ji-Lz 
Gilles'pie,  G-is«-P 
Gill'more,G-£3-Mr 
Gil'man,  G-L3  Mn 
Gil'martin,  Gl-Mr-Tn« 
Gil'roy,  G-L*-R 
Gil'son,  G-Ls8-N 
Glad'stone,  Glds-Tn1 
Glas'gow,  Gls1-^ 
Glass'ey,  G1-S» 
Glea'son,  Gls'-N 
Glen'coe,  Gln2-K 
Glenn,  Gln» 
Glen'wood,  Gln-Wd* 
Glouces'ter,  Glstr1 
Glo'ver,  Gl-Vr» 
Glynn,  Gin8 
God'dard,  G-Drd» 
God'frey,  G-D»-Fr 
God'kin,  G-Di-Kn 
Godo'ne,  G-D»-N 
God'win,  G-D"-Wn 
Goelet',  G-Lt* 
Golcon'da,  G-^-Kn-D 
Gold'ing,  G1-D*-N(J 


GOL 


311 


HEB 


Gold'smith,  Gld-sM-TH 

Guin'ea,  G»-N 

Har'ding,  H-^-D-NG 

Goli'ah,  G-Z* 

Gui'on,  Gi-N 

Har'dinge,  H-W-D-NG 

Gomor'rah,  G-M-jRi 

Gunn,  Gn* 

Hare,  Hr» 

Good  Hope,  Gd3-P 

Gun'ning,  Gn*-UG 

Har'grave,  Hr'-Grv 

Good'man,  Gd3-Mn 

Gun'ther,  Gnthr2 

Hark'ness,  Hr'-K-Ns 

Good'rich,  Gd-Ka-CH 

Gur'ney,  G-fi»-N 

Har'land,  Hr-Znd» 

Good'ridge,  Gd-.K3-J 

Gusta'vus,  Gs-T2-Vs 

Har'lem,  Hr-Z'-M 

Good'win,  G-D3-Wn 

Guth'rie,  G*-TH-fl 

Har'lock,  Hr-Z'-K 

Good'year,  Gd-Y3(-B) 

Guy,  G> 

Har'mony,  Hr'-M-N 

Gor'don,  Gr-Dn1 

Gwy'er,  Gw-Bi 

Harold,  H'-Bld 

Gor'donsville,  Gr-D>-Nz 

Gwynne,  Gwn3 

Har'per,  Hr-Pr1 

V-L 

Har'per's     Ferry,     Hr- 

Gor'ham,  G-fl'-M 

Prz'-F-B 

Go'shen,  G-SHn« 

. 

Har'pies,  H-Ri-Pz 

Goths,  G-THs1 

Har'rington,     H-BJ-NG^ 

Gotts'chalk,  Gts-CH'-K 

Haarlem,  Hr-Z-'-M 

Tn 

Gough,  Gfi 

Hack'ensack,  Hi-K-Ns-K 

Har'ris,  H-^s1 

Gould,  G-Lds  (Gld») 

Hack'ett,  H«-Kt 

Har'rison,  H-/es!-N 

Gouverneur7,  Gv-.Rn3-B 

Hack'ettstown,     H-Kts- 

Harte,  Hrt« 

Grace,  Grs2 

Tn» 

Hart'ford,  Hrt  Frdi 

Graff,  Grf  > 

Had'den,  H-Dn1 

Hart'land,  Hrt-Zndi 

Gra'ham,  Gr*-M 
Grana'da,  Gr-N-Di 

Ha'des,  H-Dz2 
Hadley,  Hd-/,i 

Hart'  ley,  Hrt-Z1 
Eart'suff,  d-/ets>-F 

Gran'by,  Grn-Bi 

Ha'gan,  H2-Gn 

Eartz,  Hrts1 

Grant,  Grnt» 

Ea'ger,  H"-Gr 

Ear'vard,  Hr-Vrdi 

Gran'ville,  Grn-Vi-L 

Sa'gerstown,  H-Grs-Tn2 

Ear'vey,  H-JJ'-Y 

Groefenberg,     Gr-Fi-N- 

Eag'gerty,  H-Gr-Ti 

Har'wich,     Hr-wCH1    or 

Br-G 

Eague,  H-'-G 

Hr-Ji 

Grat'tan,  Gr-Tni 

Eah'nemann,  Hn'-Mn 

Ear'wood,  Hr-wDi 

Graves,  Grvs2 

Eaight,  Ht2 

Eas'brook,  Hz-Br'-K 

Gravesend',  Gr-Vz*-Nd 

Eaines,  Hnz2 

Sas'kell,  Hs  K-L' 

Gray,  Gr2 

Eak'luyt,  H-K-Zt1 

Eas'kins,  HsJ-Knz 

Great  Britain,  Grt2-Br- 

Eal'deman,  H-Zi-D-Mn 

Has'tings,  Hs-T^-NGz 

Tn    [Grts-Brt] 

Sale,  Hia 

Hatch,  H-CHi 

Greece,  Grs3 

Ea'ley,  H-ia 

Hat'fleld,  Ht-F'-Ld 

Gree'ley,  Gr-Z« 

Half  Moon,  M-F'-Mn 

lath'away,  H-THi-W 

Greene,  Grn* 

Hal'ifax,  H-ZJ-F-Ks 

lat'teras,  H  Trsi 

Green'bush,  Grn-B3-SH 

Hall,  HI1 

lavan'a,  H-V]-N 

Greenland,  Gria-Znd* 

lal'lam,  HP-M 

lav'elock,  H-V'-Z-K 

Green'leaf,  Grn-Z3-F 

3Eal'leck,  H-Zi-K 

lav'emeyer,  H-V'-Mr 

Green'point,  Grn-Pnt* 

lal'lett,  H'-Zt 

la'vens,  H-Vnz2 

Green'port,  Grn-pi-JJt 
Green'wich,   Gr-N-J3  or 

lal'ley,  H-Z1 
Hal'lock,  H-Zi-K 

lav'erhill,  H-Vr^-L 
lav'erstraw,  H-Vr'-sTr 

Gr-N-CH3 

lal'pin,  H-Z»-Pn 

lav'iland,  H-Vlnd» 

Green'wood,  Grn-Wd» 

lal'sey,  H-Z'-8 

Havre    de   Grace,    H- 

Greer,  Gr-R3 

lal'stead,  Hls-Td1 

Vrd'-Grs 

Greg'ory,  Gr2-Gr 

lam,  H»-M 

lawa'ii,  H-TV1 

Grena'da,  Gr-N-D'or* 

la'man,  H2-Mn 

lawes,  Hz* 

Grid'ley,  Gr3-D-£ 

lam'bleton,  H-M-Bl'-Tn 

Hawk'  Eye,  Hi-K-l 

Griffin,  Gr-Fn3 

lam'burg,  H-M-Br>-G 

lawkes'bury,  H-Ks-B«-BI 

Griffith,  Gr-F3-TH 

Ham'ilton,  H-M-Zi-Tn 

law'kins,  B^-Knz 

Grinnell',  Gr^-Nl 

Iamlet,H-M-zt» 

lawks,  H!-Ks 

Grisel'da,  Gr  s£2-D 

lam'lin,  H-M-Zn1 

lawley,  H-Zi 

Gris'wold,  Gr-zWld3 

lam'mersley,  H-Mrz-Z1 

law'thorn,  H-TH'-Kn 

Groes'beck,  Grz-B2-K 

lam'mersmith,  H-Mrs- 

Hay,  H« 

Gross,  Grs2 

M-TH» 

lay'dn,  H-Dn» 

Grosve'nor,  Gr-V2-^ 

lam'mond,  H'-Mnd 

layes,  Hz2 

Grote,  Grt» 

lamp'den,  H-M-Dn» 

lay'nau,  H»-N 

Grow,  Grs 

lamp'shire,  H-M-SHr1 

layne,  Hn2 

Grun'dy,  Grn-D* 

lamp'ton,  H-M-Tni 

lay'ti,  H-T2 

Guadaloupe',  G-D3-L-P 

lan'cock,  Hn'-K-K 

lay'wood,  H-wD* 

Guadalupe',  Gw-DJ-i-P 

Hand,  Hndi 

laz'ard,  Hz-fi'  D 

Guadalquivir,    G-D'-Z- 

lan'del,  Hn-D'-L 

Ha'zelton,  Hz-Z2-Tn 

Kwv-fi 

Han'dy,  Dn-D1 

Haz'litt,  Hz-Zt' 

Gautemala,  G-T^M-Z  or 

Han'nah,  H>-N 

lead'ley,  Hd-Z« 

Gw-Ti-M  -L 

Han'nibal,  H  N-B1» 

Jeal'ey,  H-z* 

Guayaquil',  Gw3-Kl 

Han'over,  H-N-V>-B 

leath,  H-TH* 

Guern'sey,  G-Sns-Z 

Han'son,  Hi-Ns-N 

le'be,  bGB» 

Guia'na,  Gl-$l 

Har'court,  Hrl-Krt 

leb'rides,  H-Br«-Da 

Guild'ford,  G-£»-Frd 

Har'die,  H-JJI-D 

Je'bron,  H-Brn* 

EEC 

Heo'ate,  H-K-T* 
Heck'er,  H2-Kr 
Hec'la,  Hs-Kl 
Hec'tor,  H^-Ktr 
Hec'uba,  H-K-B' 
Hee'nan,  Hn»-N 
He'gel,  HS-Gl 
Heg'eman,  H^G-Mn 
Hei'delberg,  Hd-^-Br-G 
Hei'ne,  H>-N 
Heint'zelman,  Hn-T'-s£ 

Mn 

Hei'ser,  H-Zri 
Heis'ter,  Hstr» 
Hel'en,  H-Ln* 
Hele'na,  H-i^-N 
Hel'ena,  H-Z,«-N 
Heller,  H-£*-R 
Hel'lespont,  H-Ls^-Pnt 
Helm,  HP-M 
Helm'holtz,  Hls-M-Hlta 
Hel'per,  Hl-Pr» 
Hem'ans,  Hs-Mnz 
Hemp'stead,  H-Ms-Td» 
Hen'derson,  Hndrss-N 
Hen'dricks,  Hndr2-Ks 
Hen'drickson,       Hndr*- 

Ks-N 

Hen'ke,  H2-NG-K 
Henlo'pen,  H-Nl-Pn' 
Hen'nen,  Hn*-N 
Hen'nessey,  H-N-S* 
Henrietta,  H-Nr-T» 
Henri'ques,  H8-Nr-Kz 
Hen'ry,  H»-Nr 
Hen'shaw,  Hn'-SH 
Hep'worth,  h5P2-Wr-TH 
Her'bert,  Hr-Brt« 
Hercula'neum,       Hr-K- 

Ln'-M 

Her'cules,  Hr-K-iz* 
Her'kimer,  Hr«-K-Mr 
Her'man,  Hr2-Mn 
Her'mitage,  Hr-Mt-J» 
Hern'don,  Hrn-Dnz 
He'ro,  H  «3 
Her'od,  H  R"-  D 
Hero'dias,  H-R*-Ds 
Herod'otus,  H-/2d'-Ta 
Her'on,  H-fin» 
Her'rick,  H-K5-K 
Herring,  H-^-NG 
Her'schell,  Hr-SHl« 
Her'sey,  H-K^.s 
He'siod,  Hs  DJ 
Hesper'ides,  Hs-P^R-Dz 
Hes'perus,  Hs-P2-^s 
Hesse  Cas'sel,  Hs-Ks-L» 
Hesse  Darm'stadt,   Hs- 


Hes'ter,  Hstr* 
Hewitt,  H  T» 
Hey'ne,H>-N 
Hezeki'ah,  Hz'-K 
Hiawa'tha,  H-W'-TH 
Hib'bard,  H-Brd» 
Hibei"nia,  H- 
Hicks,  H3-Ka 


High'bury,  H-Br1 


312 

High'gate,  H'-Gt 
Highlands,  H-indz' 
Hil'dreth, 
Hill,  HI* 

Hil'liard,  Hl'-JZ-D 
Hills,  Hlz* 

Hills'borough,  Hlz-B»-B 
Hills'dale,  Hlz-D«-L 
Hil'ton,  H-i3-Tn 
Him'maleh,  H-M-i3 
Hinck'ley,  H^-NG-Kl 
Hincks,  H3-NG-Ks 
Hindoo',  Hn-D» 
Hindoostan',  Hn-Ds>-Tn 
Hins'dale,  H-Nz-D»-L 
Hi'ram,  Hr»-M 
Hispanio'la,  Hs-P»-Nl 
Hitch'cock,  H-CH3-K-K 
Hitt,  Hf 

Hoag'land,  H-G-ind« 
Hoar,  Hr» 
Ho'bart,  H-Brt> 
Hobbs,  hBzi 
Ho'boken,  H-B'-Kn 

(h6B2-Kn) 
Hodg'es,  H-Jzi 
Hoe,  H* 
Ho'ey,  Ha 
Hoffman,  H-Fi-Mn 
Ho'gan,  H2-Gn 
Ho'garth,  H-Gr-TH« 
Hohenlin'den,         H-N- 

LDd»-N 

Hol'bach,  H-i^-B-K 
Hol'bein,  H-Z^-Bn 
Hol'brook,  Hl-Br«-K 
Hol'den,  H-i2-Dn 
Hol'inshed,  H-inzi-Hd 
Holland,  H-Lndi 
Hollander,  H-Zndri 
Bolloway,  H-£'-W 
Eol'man,  H^-Mn 
Holmes,  H*-Mz 
Eol'stein,  Hls-Tn1 
Holt,  Hlt» 

Hol'yhead,  H-ii-Hd 
Hol'yoke,  Hl-Y*-K 
So'mer,  H*-Mr 
Sondu'ras,  B- 
Eon'iton,  H-N-Tn 
EConolu'lu,  H-N-i»-t 
Sono'ra,  Hn-fi« 
Hood,  Hd* 
Hook'er,  Hs-Kr 
Soop'er,  H-Pr» 
EIoo'sac,Hs3-K 
ECoo'sick,  Hz3-K 
Sop'kins,  h5P'-Kna 
Sop'per,  H-Pr« 
lop'pin,  bCPn1 
3or  ace,  H  Kh' 
Hora'tio,  H-£2  SH 
lorl'beck,  Hr-i^B-K 
ior'ner,  Hr1  Nr 
lor'ton,  H-fii-Tn 
lose'a,  H-Z* 
los'mer,  Hz-M-E' 
Hotch'kiss,  H-CHi-Ks 
Hot    Springs,     Hts'-Pr- 

XGz 


iMM 

Hot'teru.its,  H-Tn«-Tts 
Hough'ton,  H-Tn>or« 
Hovms'low,  H  Nz-Li 
Housaton'ic,  Hs-T'-N-K 
Hous'ton,  Hs-Tn'or3 
How'ard,  H-fi'-D 
Howe,  Hi 
How'ell,  H-Z,i 
Howes,  Hz1 
How'itt,  H-T' 
Howland,  H-Lndi 
Hox'ie,  H-K-S1 
Hoyt,  Hti 
Hub'bard,  H-Brd» 
Hub'bell,  H-Bis 
Hu'ber,  H-Br3 
Hu'bert,  H  Brts 
Hud'son,  Hds*-N 
Hugh,  H« 
Hughes,  Hz3 
Hu'go,  H3  G 
Hu'guenot,  H3-G-Nt 
Hull,  Hl« 

Hum'boldt,  H-M-Blt» 
Hume,  H3-M 
Hum'mel,  H^-Ml 
Hum'phrey,  H-M-Fr* 
Hum'phreys,  H-M-Frz* 
Hun'gary,  H^-NG-Gr 
Hunt,  Hnta 
Hun'ter,  Hntr' 
Hunter's  Point,  Hntrz*. 

Pnt 
Hunfingdon,     Hnt-NG- 

Dn2 
Hunt'ington,      Hnt-XG- 

Tn« 

Hunt'ley,  Hn-T*-L 
Hurd,  Hrd« 
Hurl'but,  Hr-i»-Bt 
Hurley,  Hr-i* 
Hu'ron,  H-Sn3 
Hus'sey,  H-S> 
Hus'ted,  Hs-Td3 
Hutch'ings,  H-CH«-NGs 
Hutch'inson,  H-CH*-K8- 

N 

Hut'ton,  H-Tn= 
Huxley,  H-K-sL» 
Hyaoyn'thus,  Hs-N-THs* 
Hyatt,  H-T» 
Hyde,  Hd« 

Hyde  Park,  Hd-Pr'-K 
Sy'dra,  H-Dr1 
ffy'er,  H-Ri 
Eyge'ia,  H-JS 
Synes,  Hnzi 


I. 


[auch,  TS-K 

[celand,  I-SJ-ind 

[ch'abod,  K-Bd3 
I'da,  I-Di 

['daho,  i-D>-H 

Igna'tius,  G-N-SHs» 
Illinois',  Li-N  or 

llyria,  L*-R. 
Imman'uel, 


IND                                   313                               KEH 

In'dia,  N-D« 

Jaf  fray,  J»-Fr 

John'athan,  J'-N-THn 

Indian'a,  N-D»-N  (Nd'-N 

Jamai'ca,  J2-JI-K 

Jones,  Jnz* 

Indianap'olis,  N-D^N-P 
La  (Nd-N-PJ-Z,s) 

James,  J*-Mz 
James'town,  J*-Mz-Tn 

Jop'pa,  J'-P 
Jor'dan,  Ji-B-Dn 

In'dies,N-Dz» 

Ja'mieson,  J«-Ms-N 

Jo'seph,  Jz2-F 

Indostan',  N-Ds^Tn 

Jane,  .'  n2 

Jose'phus,  Js3-Fs 

In'dus,  N-Ds* 

Janes,  Jnz2 

Josi'ah,  J'-s 

I'nez,  l-Nz1 
In'galls,  NG-Glz* 

Janes'ville,  J»-Nz-V-L 
Janet',  J2-Nt 

Jos'selyn,  j'-sin 
Jo'tham,  J2-TH-M 

In'gelow,  N-J3-£ 

Jane'way,  J2-N-W 

Joux,  ZH3 

In'gersoll,  NG-Grs-L* 

Jan'sen,  Jnsi-N 

Joyce,  Js1 

In'graham,  NG»-Gr-M 

Ja'nus,  JS-Ns 

Juan  Fernan'dez,  J'-N- 

Inkerman',  NG»-Kr-Mn 

Japan',  J'-Pn 

F-fl-N-N-Dz 

In'man,  N8-Mn 
In'ness,  Ns8 

Ja'pheth,  Jf«-TH 
Jaquemel',  ZH«-K-M1 

Juan,   St.,    sNt-ja-N    or 
sN-Wn' 

Inverness',  N-V»-fi-Ns 

Jardine',  J3-R-Du 

Jua'res,  J'-Bz  or  hW-TJ- 

In'wood,  N-wD3 

Ja'red,  J2-B-D 

TH 

lo'na,  i-Na 

Jar'ves,  J»-.R-Vs 

Ju'bal,  J3  Bi 

Io'nia,I-Nia* 

Jar'vis,  Jl-R-Va 

Ju'dah,  J3-D 

I'owa,  i-W1 

Ja'son,  Jsa-N 

Jude'a,  J"-D 

Ips'wich,  P8-sW-CH 

Jas'per,  Js'-Pr 

Judd,  J2-D 

I'ra,  i-R1 

Ja'va,  J»-V 

Ju'das,  J8-Ds 

Ire'dell,  i-RJ-Dl 
Ire'land,  r-R'-/,nd 

Jay,  J« 
Jayne.Jn1 

Judge,  J2-J 
Ju'dith,J3-D-TH 

Irene',  i-Rns 

Jean  Paul,  Jn»  P>-L  or 

Jud'son,  J2-Ds-N  (Jds!-N) 

I'ris,  i-Rs> 
rrish,!-B'-SH 

Jed'do,  Y*-D 

Jug'gernaut,  JJ-Gr-Nt 
Ju'lia,  J8-!, 

Irkootsk',  RS-Kts-K 

Jededi'ah,  Jdi-D 

Ju'lian,  J3-in 

Iroquois',  Ri-Kw 

Jefferson,  J*-Frs-N 

Julian'a,  JJ-i-N 

Irrawad'dy,  Ri-wD 

Jeffreys,  Z«-Frz 

Ju'liet,  J3-L-T 

Ir'vine.^-Vn 

Je'hu,  J3-H 

Ju'lius,  33-Ls 

Ir'ving,  B«-V-NG 

Feho'vah,  Ja-H-V 

Jung'frau,  Y3-NG-Fr 

Ir'vington,  fi*-V-NG-Tn 

Femi'ma,  JJ-M-M 

Juniat'a,  Ji-N-T 

Ir'win,  R2-Wn 

Fen'a,  J«-N  or  YS-N 

Fu'no,  J3-N 

I'saac,  i-Z'-K 
I'saacs.l-Z'-Ks 

Fenckes,  J2-NG-Ks 
renk'ins,  J*-NG-Knz 

Fu'piter,  J3-Ptr 
Fu'nius,  J3-Ns 

Is'abel,  Z3-B-L 

Jenks,  J2-NG-K8 

Fu'ra,  J3-R 

Isabel'la,  Z2-B-£ 

Ten'nings,  JnJ-NGz 

Fus'tin,  J2-sTn 

Isa'iah,  I-Z« 

Teremi'ah,  Jr'-M 

Tus'tus,  J2  sTs 

Iscar'iot,  S'-K-fit 

Tericho,  J2-/Z-K 

Jut'land,  J2-x-tnd 

I'ser,Zr8 

rerol'amon,  J^-Ji-Mn 

Ish'erwood,  SHr'-Wd 
Ish'mael,  SH3-M-Z, 

I'siSji-Ss1 

Terome',  Jr*-M 
rer'sey,  Jr«-Z 
reru'salem,  Jr3-sL-M 

K, 

Isle  of  Wight,  i-£i!Wti 

reru'sha,  J*-7?-SH 

Cahn,  Kni 

Is'lington,  Zl8-NG-Tn 

'es'se,  J*-S 

Cai'ser,  K-zR1 

Is'rael,  Z'-fi-L 

"es'so,  JS-S  or  Y'-S 

Calamazoo',  Kt  >t-Z' 

It'aly,  13-L 

"es'sup,  J*-sr 

Kalb,  K-Z,i  B 

Ith'aca,  TH*-K 

"e'sus,  Jzs* 

Kalb'fleisch,     Kl-Bi-Fi 

Itur'bide,  Trs-B-D 

"ew'ell,  J3-!- 

SH 

lu'ka,  iY»-K 

"ew'ett,  J3-T 

Camtchat'ka,         K-M^. 

Ivan',  Vn* 

b'ab,  J»-B 

CHt'-K 

Ives,  i-Vz1 

bach'imsen,  -Ti-K-Ms-N 

Canaw'ha,  K-N-W» 

I'vison,  j-Vs^N 

ban,  Jn* 

Cane,  Kn2 

Ixi'on,  Ks'-N 

ban'na,  J'-N 

Can'sas,  Knss1 

Job,J»B 

Cant,  Knti 

b'el,  J*-L 

Carl,  Kr-L1 

. 

ohan'nes,  J1-H-Na 

Car'ney,  K-B'-N 

bhn,  Jni 

Kath'arine,  K-TH'-JZn 

Ja'bez,  J»-Bz 

bhns,  Jnz1 

Lat'tegat,  K-T>-Gt 

Jack,  Ji-K 

bhn'son,  Jns1-N.      See 

Caufman,  K-F>-Mn 

Jack'son,  J^-Ks-N 

Jackson. 

[av'anagh,  K-V'-N 

Ja'cob,  J'-K-B 

bhns'ton,  J^Ns-Tn 

[eane,  Kn8 

Jaco'bi,  J2-K-B 

ohns'town,  J'-Nz-Tn 

[ear'ney,  K-R*-N 

Ja'cobs,  Jz-K-Bz 

ohns'ville,  J>-Nz-V-h 

Keat'ing,  Kt»-NG 

Ja'cobson,  J^-K-Bs-N 

bin'ville,  Jn'-V-L 

leefe,  Kf» 

Jaco'bus,  J*-K-Bs 

b'liet,  J2-i-T 

lee'gan,  K'-Gn 

Jacquard',  J'-K-R 

oline',  J3ori-£n 

[eel'er,  K-ir* 

Jacques,  J2-Ks 

b'nah,  J»-N 

leene,  Kn' 

Jaf'2a  JI-F 

o'uas-  Ja-Ns 

le'hoa.  £3-H 

u 


KEI 


Keighf  ly, 
Keith,  K-TH* 
Kel'ler,  K-Zr» 
Kel'logg, 
Kel'ly,  K-Z« 
Kel'sey,  K-Z«-S 
Kel'so,  K-Z»-S 
Kem'ble,  K  M-B1* 
Kemp,  K-M-pa 
Kemp'er,  K-M-Pr' 
Ken'dall,  K-Nd-L" 
Kennebec',  K-N-B*-K 
Kennebunk',       K-N-B*. 

NG-K 

Keu'nedy,  K-N-D" 
Ken'neth,  K-N-TH2 
Keno'sha,  K.-N-SH* 
Ken'sett,  K-Ns-T* 
Ken'sington,     K-Ns-NG- 

Tn» 

Kent,  Knt« 
Kentuck'y,  Knt^-K 
Ken'yon,  K-N-Yn« 
Ke'okuk,  K»-K-K 
Kep'ler,  K-pz-L-R 
:Kerr,  K-R" 
Ker'rigan,  K-iP-Gn 
Ketch'um,  K-CH*-M 
Ket'eltas,  Kt-Z2-Ts 
Ketu'rah,  K-T»-B 
Keyes,  Kz3 
Key'port,  K-Prt* 
Khi'va,  K-Va 
Khorassan',  K-Bs>-N 
Kiang-Ku',  K»-NG-K 
Kickapoo',  K-K-P* 
Kidd,  K-D* 
Kiddermin'ster,   K-Dr»- 

M-Nstr 
Kief,  K-F* 
Kiel,  K-L" 
Kier'nan,  K-B3-Nn 
Kil'bourn,  K-is.Brn 
Kilken'ney,  Kl^-K-N 
Killarney,  K-iri-N 
Kilmore',  Kl=-Mr 
Kilpat'rick,  Kl-pJ 
Kim'ball,  K-M-B 
Kin'derhook,  Kn 
King,  K3-NG 
Kings'bury,  K-NGz-B'-R 
Kings'land,  K-NGz-Lnd^ 
Kings'ley,  K-NGz-L» 
Kins'ton,  K-NGz-Tn" 
Kir'by,  K-R2-B  (Kr-B^) 
Kirk,  Kr=-K 
Kirk'ham,  Kr»-K-M 
Kirk'land,  Kr-K-inds 
Kirkpat'rick,     Kr-K-pi- 

Tr  K 

Kirk'wood,  Kr-K-wDJ 
Kirt'land,  Krt-ind* 
Kish,  K-8H3 
Kissam',  K'-sM 
Kitch'en,  K-CHn» 
Kit'tredge,  K-Tr»-J 
Klam'roth,  K1-M-B»-TH 
Klein,  Klni 
Kna'be,  N-B» 
Knapp,  N-Pi 


314 

Knickerbocker,    N-Kr 

B»-Kr 

Knight,  Nti 
Knowles,  N-Lz» 
Knowl'ton,  Nl-Tn* 
Knox,  Ni-Ks 
Knox'ville,  N-Ks-V'-L 
Koch,  K-CH» 
Ko'rah,  K-B» 
KoflPman,  K-F»-Mn 
Koscius'ko,  K-sS2-K 
Kossuth',  K-8Ht* 
Kuhn,  Kn« 


L. 


La'ban,  Z,*-Bn 
Labat',  Z,i-B 
Lablache',  i»-Bl-8H 
Laboulay',  L*-B-L 
Labrador',  £>-Br-Dr 
Lac'ey,  Z^-8 
Lackawan'na,  /i'-Kw-N 
Lacroix',  L^-Kr 
La  Crosse',  Z.i-Krs 
Ladd,  £>-D 
La  Fayette',  I^-F-T 
La  Fontaine',  L»-F-N-Tn 
La  Orange',  £i-Gr-N-J 
La'go  di  Co'mo,  Z'-G-D- 

K-M 
La'go  Maggio're,    L*-G- 

Md-Jr 

La  Quay'ra,  z/i-Gw-R 
Lagu'na,  Z.3-G-N 
Laight,  Lt» 
Laird,  L*-R-T> 
Lake  George,  Z,»-K-Jr-J 
La'lor,  L*-L-R 
LamarSZ'-Mr 
Lamarque',  X'-Mr-K 
Lamartine',  i'-Mr-Tn 
Lamb,  Z'-M 
Lam'bert,  £«-M-Brt 
Lamount',  i'-Mnt 
Lamouroux',  X,J-M-JF2 
Lan'ahan,  in'-Hn 
Lan'cashire,  Znl-K-8Hr 
Lan'caster,  Zn'-Kstr 
Lan'celot,  Z-J-Ns-Zt 
Lan'der,  indri 
Lan'ders,  £ndrs> 
Land'graff,  ind'-Grf 
Lan'don,  Ll-N-Dn  (Z/nd1- 

N) 

Lane,  Zn> 
Lang,  Z-J-NG 
Lang'don,  //>-NG-Dn 
Lan'ier,  Z/n'-R 
Lan'man,  Znl-Mn 
Lan'sing,  Z'-Ns-NG 
Laoc'oon,  Z'-K-N 
Laodice'a,  Z3-D  8 
Lap'ham,  Z'-P-M 
Laplace',  Z'-Pls 
Lapland,  Z>-P-Znd 
La  Pla'ta,  Z»-P1-T 
La  Pueb'la,  z«-Pw-Bl 
Lar-kin, 


LEV 

Lar'ned,  Zr!-Nd 

Larocque',  Z»-fi-K 

Lar'rabee,  Z^fi-B 

Lar'remore,  Z>-S-Mr 

La  Salle',  Zs'-Z 

La'tham,  Z^-TH-M 

La'throp,  zthr«-P 

Lat'imer,  Zt>-Mr 

Lato'na,  Z«-T-N 

Lau'derdale,  Zdri-D-L 

Laugh'lin,  z»-F-Zn 

Lau'ra,  zi-fi 

Lau'rens,  Zi-Rnz 

Lausanne',  ZBI-N 

Lava'ter,  Zi-Vtr 

Lavln'ia,  Z«-V-N 

Law,  zi 

Law'ler,  Z'-Z-R 

Law'rence,  Ll-Bna 

Law'son,  ZsJ-N 

Law'ton,  Ll-Tn 

Lay'ard,  Z«-/Z-D 

Laz'arus,  Lzl-Ba 
Leach,  Z»-CH 
Leah,  Z* 
Lean'der,  Zndr1 
Lear,  Z3-R 
Lea'ry,  Z3-R 
'  Leav'enworth,    Z*-V-K 

Wr-TH 

Lea'vitt,  Z3-Vt 
Leb'anon,  Z*-B-Nn 
Leck'ey,  Z*-K 
Le  Clerc,  Z*-K1-R 
Le'da,  Z3-D 
Lee,  Z* 
Leeds,  z3-Dz 
Lefferts,  Z«-Frts 
Legendre',  ZJ-Jndr 
Leg'gat,  Z'-G-T 
Leg'gett,  Z2-G-T 
Leghorn',  Z'-G-Hrn 
Legrange',  Z'-Gr-N-J 
Le'high,  Z^-H 
Leh'mann,  z*-Mn 
Leices'ter,  Zstr* 
Leigh,  Z3 
Leip'sic,  Z'-P-sK 
Le'land,  Z*-Znd 
Le'mon,  Z3-Mn 
Lem'priere,  Z^-M-Pr-B 
Lem'uel,  Z2-M-L 
Len'nox,  zz-N-Ks 
Lent,  Znt* 
Le'on,  Z»-N 
Leon'ard,  Zn*-Rd 
Leon'idas,  //^N-Ds 
Leono'ra,  Z2-N-/Z 
Le'opold,  Z3-p-Ld 
Leroy',  Ll-R 
Leslie,  Zss-Z 
Les'ter,  Zstr* 
Leti'tia,  L3-T-SH 
Leut'se,  z'-T-S 
Le'vant,  Z'-Vnt 
Le'ver,  Z8-Vr 
Lev'erette,  Z«-Vr-T 
Lev'eridge,  Z*-Vr-J 
Le'vi,  Z»-V 
Levi'athan, 


LEV                                 815 

Levine',  z8-vn 

Long  Branch,  Z^-NG-Br- 

Leviticus,  Z8-V-T-Ks 

N-CH 

Le'vy,  Z3-v 
Lewell'yn,  Z*-W-Zn 

Long'fellow,  Zi-NG-F-Z 
Long'street,  Z»-NG-sTrt 

Lewes,  Z»-8 

Long'worth,  Z>-NG-Wr- 

Lewis,  Z*-S 

TH 

Lewlston,  ZsVTn 

Loo'mis,  Z»-M8 

Lexington,     Z*-Ks-NG 

Loo  Choo,  Z»-CH 

Tn 

Lo'pez,  Z^-Pz 

Ley'den,  Ll-Dn 

Lord,  Zrd1 

Lib'by,  Z8-B 

Loren'zo,  Z*-Rn-Z 

Libe'ria,  Z*-B-fi 

Loret'to,  Z«-fi-T 

Lich'fleld,  Z'-CH-Fld 

Lorlllard,  V-Rl-R-D 

Lid'dell,  Z8-D1 

Lor'imer,  Z»-.R-Mr 

Lie'ber,  Z3-Br 

Lo'ring,  Z»-fl-NG 

Lie'big,  Z3-B-G 
Lillenthal,  Z»-Z-N-TH-L 

Lot,  Zt> 
Lothaire',  Z*-TH-R 

Lil'lie,  Z»-Z 

Lo'thian,  Z*-THn 

Li'ma,   (Peru)  Z*-M,   (U. 

Loth'rop,  ZthrJ-P 

S.)Zi-M 

Lo'tos,  Z«-Ts 

Lim'burg,  Z8-M-Br-G 

Lott,  Zt> 

Lim'erick,  Z8-Mr-K 

Lou'don,  Z>-Dn 

Lin'coln,  Z»-NG-Kn  (Zn»- 

Lough,  Z2-F 

Kn) 
Lind,  Znd8 

Loughlin,  Zi-F-Zn 
Louis,  Zs  or  zs-8 

Lin'den,  Z3-N-Dn 

Louis'a,  Z8-Z 

Lind'say,  Lnd*-Z 

Louise',  Zz* 

Lindsley,  Z8-Ndz-L 

Louisia'na,  Z'-Z-N 

Ling'ard,  Z»-NG-Grd 

Louisville,  Z8-V-L 

Linn,  Zn" 

Louverture',  Z»-V-R-Tr 

Lin'ton,  zs-N-Tn  (Znts-Nj 

Louns'berry,  Z>-Nz-B-fi 

Li'nus,  Z'-Ns 

Loutrel',  Ztr»-L 

Lip'pincott,  Z»-P-N-Kt 
Lip'sius,  Z8-P-sS 

Love'ioy,  Z«-V-  J 
Lov'ell,  Z'-V-L 

Lis'bon,  Zz8-Bn 

Lovett,  Z«-Vt 

Lisle,  Z!-Z 

Low,  Z* 

Litch'fleld,  Z8-CH-Fld 

Lowe,  Z* 

Lithua'nia,  Z*-TH-N 

Lowell,  Z«-L 

Littell',  Zt*-Z 

Low'enstein,  Z2-Ns-Tn 

Lit'tle,  zta-Z 

Low'enthal,  Z»-N-TH-L 

Lit'tle  Falls,  Zt'-Z-F-Lz 

Lowndes,  Zndz> 

Lit'tlejohn,  Zt'-Z-Jn 
Lit'tle  Hock,  L&-L-R-E. 

Low'rey,  Ll-R 
Loyola,  Z"-Y-Z 

Littre',  L"-Tr 

Lu'bin,  Z3-Bn 

Liv'ermore,  Z*-Vr-Mr 

Lu'cas,  Z8-Ks 

Liverpool,  Z8-Vr-P-L 

Qjuc'ca,  Z8-K 

Livingston,     Z8-V-NGs- 

Luce'na,  Zs3-N 

Tn 

Lucerne',  Zs»-Rn 

Livo'nia,  Z«-V-N 

CiU'cia,  Z8-?H 

Llan'elly,  Z«-N1 

Lu'cian,  Zshn8 

Llewellen,  L^Vf-Ln 

[jucin'da,  Zs8-N-D 

Lloyd,  Z'-D 

Lu'cius,  Z3-SH8 

Locke,  Z>-K 

[juck'now,  Z*-K-N 

Lock'hart,  Li-K-Hrt 

Liu'crece,  Z'-Krs 

Lock'port,  Z'-K-Prt 

[jucre'tia,  Z8-Kr-SH 

Lock'wood,  Zi-K-wD 
Lo'di,  Z*-D 

Lu'cy,  Z«-8 
Lu'cifer,  Z8-S-Fr 

Loew,  Z« 

Ludlam,  Z*-D-Z-M 

Lo'gan,  z*-Gn 

Ludlow,  Z*-D-Z 

Log'gia,  Zi-J 

Lud'wig,  Z«-D-W-G 

Loire,  Z'-R 
Lola  Mon'tes,    Z»-Z-M- 

Luke,  Z3-K 
Lun'dy,  ZJ-N-D 

N-Tz 

Lunt,  Znt* 

Lom'bardy,  Z'-M-Br-D 

Lu'ther,  Zthr8 

Lo'mond,  Z*-Mnd 

Lux'emburg,     Z*-K-sM- 

Lon'don,  Z'-N-Dn  (Znd*- 

Br-G 

N) 

[juzerne',  Zz*-Rn 

Lon'donderry,  Z«-N-Dn- 

jycom'ing,  Z*-K-M-NG 

T)'R  (Znd^-N-D-jR) 

liycur'gus,  Z'-Kr-Gs 

Long,  Z»-NG 

Lydla,  Z*-D 

MOM 

Ly'dig,  Z'-D-G 
Ly'ell,  Zi-L 
Ly'mau,  Zi-Mn 
Lynch,  Z3-N-CH 
Lynch'burgh,  Z^-N-CH- 

Br-G 

Lynn,  Zn8 
Ly'on,  ZJ-N 
Ly'ons,  ZJ-Nz 


M. 


McAd'am,  M-K-Di-M 
McAllister,  M-K-Lstr« 
McBride',  M-K-Brdi 
McCaffrey,  M-K-Fr1 
McCa'hill,     M^-K-Hl    or 

M-K-L2   • 
McCall',  Mi-Kl 
McCar'thy,  M-Kr-THi 
McClellan,  M-K.l-Zn2 
McClen'ahan,     M2-Kln- 

Hn 

McClin'tock,  M3-Klnt-K 
McClos'key.  M^Kls-K. 
McCloud',  M-Kl-Di 
McClure',  M-K1-R3 
McComb',  MS-K-M 
McCon'nell,  M«-K-N1 
McCook',  M3-K-K 
McCord',  M»-Krd 
McCor'mick,         M'-Kr- 

M-K 

McCosh',  M-K-SHi 
McCoy,  M»-K 
McCrea',  M^-Kr 
McCue',  M«  K 
McCullough,  M-K-Z2 
McDer'mott,     M-K-Drs- 

Mt 

McDon'ald,  M-K-D'-Nld 
McDon'ough,  M-K-Di-N 
McDowell,  M-K  D'-L 
McEw'en,  M3-K-N 
McFarland,     M-K-F'-R 

Znd 

McGee',  M8-G 
McGill',  M-G-L» 
McGlynn',  M8-Gln 
MEcGrath',  M-Gr-TH» 
McGreg'or,  M'-Gr-Gr 
McGuire',  M-Gw-Ri 
McHen'ry,  M«-K-H-Nr 
VEcIlvaine',  M-Kl-Vn2 
Mc'Intosh,  M-Knt  SH1 
Mc'Intyre,  M-Knt-Ri 
McKay,  MJ-K 
McKean',  M8-Kn 
McKee'ver,  M-K-Vr* 
McKen'zie,  M-Kn-Z* 
McKe'on,  M3-K-N 
McKinley,  M3-K-N1 
McKit'trick,  M-K-Tr»-K 
McLaugh'lin,    M-K1-F>- 

Zn  or  M-K1  K-Zn1 
McLel'lan,  M-Kl-Zn* 
McLeod',  M-Kl-Di 
VIcMa'hon,  M2-K-M-Hn 
McMas'ter,  Mi-K-Mstr 


MCM 

MeMnl'len,  M-K-M-Zn* 
McPher'son,  M-K-F*-Rs 

N 

McQuade',  M-Kw-D» 
Mcvick'ar,  M-K-V'-Kr 
Ma'bel,  M-B12 
Ma'bie,  M-B2 
Macas'sar,  M-K-sRi 
Macau'lay,  M-K-Zi 
Macbeth',  M-K-B2-TH 
Mac'cabees,  M-K-Bz« 
MacDou'gall,  M-K-D«-G 
Machiavel'li,  M-K-V2-Z 
Macfar'lane,    M-K-F»-R- 

Zn 

Machi'as,  M-K-Si 
Mach'iavel,  M-K-Vi-L 
Mack,  Mi-K 
Mackay',  M«-K 
Mack'ey,  M'-K 
Maek'inaw,  Mi-K-N 
Macklin',  Mi-Kin 
Maclay',  M2-K1 
Maclean',  M*-Kln 
Maclise',  M»-Kls 
Macomb',  M  K-M-B' 
Ma'con,  M2-Kn 
Macrea'dy,  M-Kr-Ds 
Ma'cy,  M-S* 
Madagascar,      M-DJ-G- 

sKr 

Mad'dea,  M-Dn' 
Madei  ra,  yt-D*or*-R 
Mad  ison,  M-Ds^N 
Madras',  M-Drsi 
Madrid',  M-Drd* 
Madu'ra,  M-D3-B 
Magdale'ne,  M-G-D3-Z-N 
Magee',  M3-G 
Magel'lan,  M-J»-Zn 
Maggio're,  Md-Jr2 
Magru'der,  M-Gr-Dr» 
Maguire',  M-Gw-R' 
Mahom'et,  M»-H-Mt 
Maho'ney,  M»-H-N 
Maho'pac,  M-P»-K 
Maillard',     M-Z^-Rd     or 

M-Yri 

Maine,  Mn* 
Maistre,  Mtr* 
Mait'land,  Mt-Znd» 
Major'ca,  M-Jr'-K 
Malabar',  M-Z'-Br 
Malac'ca,  M-Zi-K 
Mal'achi,  M-Z»-K 
Mal'aga,  M-Zi-G 
Malay,  M-z* 
Mala'ya,  M-Z2-T 
Mal'colm,  Ml'-K-M 
Mal'den,  M-Z'-Dn 
Mal'ebranche,  M-Z»-Br- 

N-CH 

Mal'ibran,  M-Zi-Brn 
Mal'lory,  M-Z'-JZ 
Malloy,  M-Z> 
Malmes'bury,        M-Mz- 

Bl  R 

Malo'ney,  M-Z»-N 
Mal'ta,  M-Zi  T 
Malt'by, 


316 

Malte  Brun',  M-Zt*-Brn 
Mal'thus,  M-Zi-THs 
Mal'vern,  Ml-Vrul 
Mam'mon,  M'-Mn 
Manas'sas,  Mi-Nss 
Man'chester,  M-N 

CHstr> 

Manhattan,  Mn-H-Tni 
Manil'la,  M3-N1 
Man'ley,  Mi-Nl 
Man'lius,  M-N-Zs1 
Mann,  Mni 
Man'ning,  Mn'-KG 
Mans'fleld,  M-Nz-Fi-Ld 
Mantchoo'ria,          M-N- 

Man'ton,  Mn-Tni 
Maracay'bo,  M-^or^-K-B 
Mar'athon,  M-JZ"-THn 
Mar'ble,  Mr-Bli 
Marblehead',  Mr-Bn-Hd 
Marcel'lus,  Mrs-Zs« 
Mar'cus,  M-fli-Ks 
Mar'cy,  M-.R1-S 
Mar'garet,  M-fi'-Grt 
Mari  a,  M-R1 
Marie',  M-fi3 
Mariet'ta,  M-K*-T 
Mar'ion,  M-W-N 
Mark,  Mr'-K 
Marks,  Mr'-Ks 
Marl'borough,  Mr-Z'-Br 
Marque'sas,  Mr2-Kss 
Mar'ryat,  M-/Z'-T 
Mars,  M-Rz»  (Mrz') 
Marsa'la,  Mrs-Z1 
Marseilles',  Mrs-/ 
Marsh,  M-.Rl-SH 
Mar'shall,  Mr-SHU 
Marsh'field,      M-Bi-SH- 

F-Ld 

Martel',  M-Kt2-L 
Mar'tha,  M-fi>-TH 
Mar'tin,  M-fil-Tn 
Mar'tineau,  M-fit'-N 
Martinique',  M-.Rt3-N-K 
Mar'vin,  M-iJi-Vn 
Mary,  M-fi2 
Ma'ryland,        M-.R=-Znd 

(M-/?lnd») 


llassachu'setts,         i\ls- 

CH3-sTs    [Ms-CH'l 
Mas'sasoit,  M-Ss'-T 
Masse'na,  Ms«-N 
Itas'sey,  M-81 
Itatamo'ras,  Mt-M-JZs2 
Hatan'zas,  M-Tn'-Zs 

tfatil'da,Mt-Z3-D 
Math'er,  Mdhr1 

ktatth'ew,  M-TH» 

tfatth'ews,  M-THzi 

Hat'tison,  M-Ts'-N 
Mauch-Chunk',      M-K- 
CH2-NG-K 

if  aud,  M-D1 

ffaumee',  M3-M 

tfaun'der,  Mndr1 
Maurice',  M-JZs3 


MIO 

Mauri'tius,  M-fl3-8Hs 
Mau'ry,  M-Bi 
Mav'erick,  M-Vri-K 
Max,  M'-Ks 

Maximil'ian,      M-K-sM. 

Max' well,  M-K-sWl1 
May'hew,  M2-H 
May'nard,  M2-Nrd 
Mayo,  M2ori 
Mazep'pa,  Mz-P* 
Mazzi'ni,  Mtz3-N  or  Mz3- 

N 

Meade,  M-D3 
Meagh'er,  M-R* 
Meck'lenburg,     M-Kln- 

B*-JtO 

Med'ici,  M-D'-CH 
Med'ford,  M-D2-Frd 
Medi'na,  M-Di-N 
Mediterranean,       Md- 

Trn«-N 

Medu'sa,  M-D3  8 
Meek'er,  M3-Kr 
Meeks,  M3-Ks 
Mehit'able.  M-Ht-Bl3 
Meigs,  M2-Gz 
Melanch'thon,  M-Z'-NG- 

(K-)THn 

Mel'bourne,  M-Z2-Brn 
Mel'len,  M-Zn= 
Melis'sa,  M-Z3-S 
Melrose',  Ml-fiz2 
Mel'ville,  M-Z^-Vl 
Mel'vin,  M-Z2-Vn 
Mem'minger,  M-M-N-Jr* 
Mem'non,  M'-M-Nn 
Mem'phis,  M-M-Fs* 
Memphrema'gog,  M-M- 

Fr'-M-G-G 
Men'delssohn,    M-N-D«- 

Zs-N 

Men'ken,  M'-NG-Kn 
Men'tor,  Mntr* 
Mentz,  Mntz' 
Mer'cer,  Mrs-R* 
Mer'cury,  Mrs-Kr 
Mer'cy,  M-7J2  8 
Meredith,  M-K2-D-TH 
Mer'riam,  Mr2-M 
Mer'rill,  M-/J12 
Mer'rimack,  Mr2-M-K 
Mer'rimon,  Mrz-Mn 
Mer'sey,  "M.-R--Z 
Mes'mer,  Mz-M-RJ 
Mesopota'mia,  Ms-Pt2-M 
Messi'ah,  M-S1 
Messi'na,  M-S'-N 
Metamo'ra,  Mt-M-fi» 
Met'calf,  Mt2-Kf 
Methu'selah,  M-TH»-sZ 
Met'teruich,  Mtr*-N-K 
Metz,  Mts* 
Meuse,  Ms* 
Mex'ico,  MJ-Ks-K 
Meyer,  M-R> 
Mey'erbeer,  M-B^B-B 
Meyers,  M-Rz> 
Mia'mi,  M»-M 
Mi'chael,  M'-Kl 


MIC 

Michelet',  M-SH«-i 
Mioh'igan,  M-SH*-Gn 
Mid'dleton,  M-Dl'-Tn 
Milan',  M-Zni 
Mil'bank,  M-L'-B-NG-K 
Mil'burn,  M-//8-Brn 
Mil'ford,  M-/,«-Frd 
Millais',  M.-L* 
Mil'lard,  M-L*-J2d 
Mil'ler,  M-£»-B 
Mills,  M-Lz 
Mills'paugh,  M-£z8-P 
Mil'man,  Ml»-Mn 
Mi'lo,  M-£i 
Mil'ton,  M-£8-Tn 
Milwau'kee,  M-Z,i-W-K 
Min'cio,  M-N-CH8 
Mi'ner,  M»-Nr 
Miner'va,  M-Nr-V* 
Minneso'ta,  M-Ns-T* 
Minor'ca,  Mi-Nr-K 
Min'turn,  M-N-Ts- 
Mirabeau',  M-7Z«-B 
Miramachi',  Mr-M- 
Miran'da,  M-^-N-D 
Mississippi,  Mss-P8 
Missou'ri,  Ms-fi8 
Mitch'ell,  M-CH1» 
Mit'tendorf,  M-Tn8-D-Bf 
Mobile',  M-B'-L 
Mo'cha,  MS-K 
Mod'ena,  M-DJ-N 
Mof  fatt,  M-Fti 
Moham'med,  M'-H-Md 
Mo'hawk,  M^-H-K 
Mohe'gan,  M'-H-Gn 
Mol'lenliauer,      M-in1- 

HB 

Moliere',  M-Z*-K 
Mo'loch,  M-Z,»-K 
Mo'mus,  M2-Ms 
Monad'nock,      M-N-D1- 

N-K 

Mon'aghan,  Mn'-Gn 
MoncreiflP,  M8-N-Krf 
Monell',  M*-N1 
Mongo'lia,  Mn-G-is 
Mon'heimer,  Mn!-H-Mr 
Mon'mouth,  Mn-M-TH1 
Monongahe'la,  Mn-N-G- 

H-L* 

Monroe',  Mn-JZ* 
Mon'son,  M^-Ns-N 
Mon'tague,  M-N-T'-G 
Montaigne',  M-N-Tn* 
Monta'na,  M-N-Ti-N 
Montcalm',  Mnt'-K-M 
Monterey',  Mn-T*-B 
Montesquieu',  Mn-T*or8- 

sK 

Montevid'eo,  Mnt-V8  D 
Montezu'ma,  Mnt-Z'-M 
Montgom'ery,     Mnt'-G- 

Mr 

Montholon',  M-N-T'-£n 
Monticel'lo,  M-N-Ts-sZ, 
Montmoren'cy,  Mnt-M- 

Sn*-8 

Montpe'lier,  Mnt-P«-i-B 
Montreal',  Mnt-£i-L 


317 

Mood'y,  M-D* 
Moore,  M-B« 
Moran',  M-fini 
Morange',  M-fii-N 
Mora'via,  M-.R2-V 
More,  M-B» 
Mor'gan,  M-R'-Gn 
Moril'lo,  U-R*-L 
Mo'ro,  M-^s 
Moroc'co,  M-R'-K 
Mor'pheus,  M-^i- 
Mor'phy, 
Mor'ril, 
Mor'ris, 

Morrisa'nia,  M-.Rs2-N 
Mor'rissey,     -'- 
Morse,  M-R 
Mor'timer, 
Mor'ton,  M-K'-Tn 
Mos'by,  Mz-B» 
Mos'cow,  Ms]-K 
Mose'ley,  Mz-L8 
Moselle',  Mz-i* 
Mo'ses,  Mzsa 
Mosqui'to,  Ms-K-T3 
Moss,  Ms1 
Mot'ley,  Mt-Z,i 
Mott,  Mt1 

Mott  Haven,  Mt"-H-Vn 
Moul'ton,  M-i*-Tn 
Moul'trie,  M-Tr3  or  M-£8 

Tr 

Mount,  Mnt1 
Mow'att,  M-T» 
Moyamen'sing,     Ma-M- 

Ns-NG 
Mozambique', 

E 

Mozart',  M-Zrt1 
Muh'lenberg,      M-L'-N- 

Br-G 

Muir,  M-B3 
Mul'berry, 
Mulhol'land,  Ml-H-ind1 
Mulla'ney,  M-L^-N 
Mul'len,  M-Ln* 
Mul'ler,  M-Z2-B 
Mul'ligan,  M-L*-Gn 
Mum'ford,  M-M-Frd« 
Munchau'sen,  M-N-CHz'- 

H 

MEu'nich,  M^-N-K 
Mun'ger,  M^-NG-Gr 
Munroe',  Mn-fia 
Mun'sell,  M-Ns-L» 
Mun'son,  M«-Ns-N 
Mun'ster,  M'-Nstr 
Murat',  M-fi'  or  M-Ht» 
MEur'doch,  M-S=-D-K 
Muril'lo,  M-R3-L 
Mur'phy, 
Murray, 
Mus'cat,  Ms2-Kt 
Muscatine',  Ms-K-Tn* 
Wus'covy,  Ms-K-V* 
MEus'grave,  Ms*-Grv 
Muskin'gum,  Ms'-K-NG 

G-M 

Wus'sey,  M-Z» 
Myers,  M-Bzi 


NEV 

N. 


Nader  Shah',  y-Drl-SH 
Na'aman,  N'^-Mn 
Na'gel,  N--G1 
Nahanf,  N'-Hnt 
Nan'cy,  N-N-Si 
Nankin',  Nn3-Kn 
Nantes,  Nnts1 
Nantuck'et,  N-N-T«-K;t 
Nao'mi,  N--M 
Na'pier,  N-P^-R 
Na'ples,  N-Piz2 
Napo'leon,  N-P2-/,u 
Narcis'sus,  Nr-Sss3 
Narragan'sett,  Nr-G-N«- 
Ti 

Nas'by,  Nz'-B 
Nash,  X-SH' 
Nash'ua,  N  SH1 
Nash'ville,  N-SHi-Vl 
Nas'sau,  N-S1 
Nast.  Nst1 
Natal',  N-T]-L 
Natch'ez,  N-CHzi 
Natchitoch'es.  N-CHi-T- 

CHz 

Na'than,  N  THns 
Nathan'iel.  X-TH'-Nl 
Nat'ural  Bridge,  Nt-JiJI1- 

BrJ 

Na'tick,  N-T2-K 
Nau'gatuck,  N-G-T^K 
Nauvoo',  N-vs 
Navarre',  N-V^-B 
Nay'lor,  ff-Lr" 
Naz'areth,  Nz-J2'-TH 
Neal,  N-L* 
Nean'der,  Nndr' 
Nebras'ka,  N-Br^sK 
Nebuchadnez'zar,  N-B2- 

Kd-Nz  K 

Necrop'olis,  N-Kr-P'-Zs 
Need'ham,  N-D3-M 
Neer'gaard,  Nr^-Grd 
Negropont',  N-Gr-Pnt1 
Nehemi'ah,  N'-H-M 
Neill,  N-L3 
Pfeil'son,  N-Ls3-N 
Wel'son,  Nls2-N 
fsTem'esis,  N2-Mss 
ffemours',  N3-Mr 
ffeperan',  N-Pl-Kn 
tfep'tune,  N-P^-TU 
Ne'ro,  N-«3 
!fes'bit,  Ns-Bt2 
tfes'mith,  Ns-M-TH« 
^es'tor,  Nstr» 
Netherlands,        Ndhr- 

LndzS 

ffeufchatel',  N-SH«-T-L 
STeuse,  Ns* 
Neu'stadt,  Ns-TtJort 
Ne'va,  N-V* 
Neva'da,  N-V>-D 
Nev'ersink,  K-V(r)s»-NG- 

K 
Ne'via,  N-Ng* 


NEW 

New  Amsterdam,  N-M 

sTrdi-M 

Newark,  N-R«-E 
NewBed'ford,    N-Bd* 

Frd 

New'bern,  N-B3-.Rn 
Newberry,  N-BS-.R 
New  Brigh'ton,  N-Br1 

Tn 

New  Brit/am,  * 
New'burgh,  N-Br»-G 
Newburyport,   N- 

Prt 

Newcastle,  N-Es-L» 
New'comb,  NS-E-M 
New  Eng'land,    N«-NG 

Glnd 
Newfoundland,  N-Fnd«- 

ind 
New  Grana'da,  N-Gr-N- 

D> 

New  Guin'ea,  N3-G-N 
New  Hamp'shire,  N-M- 

SHr1 
New  Hart'ford,    N-Hrt- 

Frd1 

New  Ha'ven,  N(-H)-Vn* 
New  Jer'sey,  N -Jr»-Z 
New  Lon'don,     N-Z,*-N- 

Dn  (Jind-N) 
New'man,  N3-Mn 
Newmarket,  N-M-.B3-E 
New  Or'leans,  N-.Slnz» 
Newport,  N  ps-st 
Newton,  N-Tn3 
New'town,  N-Tn3 
NewU'trecht,    N-Y«-Tr- 

Et 
New  York',     N-Y'  R-K 

PN-Y1] 
New  York  Mills,  N-Y1- 

M-Lz 

New  Zealand,  N- 
Mey,  N* 
Niag'ara, 
Nib'lo,  N-B13 
Nicara'gua,  N'-Er-Gw 
Nice,  Ns» 
Nich'olas,  N'-Els 
Nich'ols,  N3-Elz 
Nicode'mus,  N-K-D*-Ms 
Nie'buhr,  N-Br3 
Nie'men,  N3-Mn 
Ni'ger,  N-Jri  or  N»-Gr 
Nile,  N-L» 
Niles,  N-Lzi 
Nimes,  N3-M 
Nim'rod,  N-M-2Z'-D 
Nin'eveh,  N-N-V« 
Ni'obe,  N-Bi 
Nip'issing,  N-Ps'-NG 
Nix'on,  N3-Es-N 
No'ah,  N* 
No'el,  N-L* 
Noo'nan,  N8-Nn 
Norfolk,  Nr-F'-K 
Nor'man,  Nr>-Mn 
Nor'manby,  Nr-Mn-B1 
Nor'mandy,  Nr-Mn-D1 
NorTis, 


818 

North,  Nr-TH> 

North  Ad'ams,   Nr-TH1 

D-Mz 

North'cote,  Nr-THi-K-T 
North'  Creek,     Nr-TH»- 

Kr-K 
North'field,     Nr-THi-F- 

Ld 
North    Hamp'ton,  Kr 

TH»-M-Tn 

North'port,  Nr-TH»-Prt 
North'rup,  Nrthr-Pi 
Northum'berland,    Nr- 

TH»-M-Br-ind 
North'ville,  Nr-TH»-Vl 
North  Woods,  Nr-TH 

wDz 

Nor'ton,  Nr-Tn1 
Nor'wich,  (Eng.)   Nr-J», 

(U.  S.JNr-CH'orNr-wCH1 
Nor'wood,  Nr-wDi 
Notre  Dame,  Ntr-Di-M 
Nott,  Nti 
Not'ting,  Nti-NG 
Not'tingham,  Nt»-NG-M 
Nova  Sco'tia,  N-Vs«-K 
«SH 
Nova  Zem'bla,     N-V'-Z 

M-B1 

Novgorod',  N-Vi-Gr-D 
Noyes,  Nzl 
Nu'bia,  N-B3 
Nu'gent,  N-Jnt8 
Nu'ma,  N»-M 
Nun'da,  N-N-D* 
Nunns,  Nnz» 
Nu'remberg,  N-R'-M-Br 

G 

Nyack,  N«-K 
Nye,  Ni 


O. 


Oakes,  Es* 
Oak'field,  E-F2-Ld 
Oak'grove,  K2-Grv 
Oakland,  E-ind* 
Oakley,  E-L* 
Oak'  Station,  Ess-  Tshn 
Obadi'ah,  Bi-D 
O'berlin,  Br^Ln 
O'Bri'en,  6Br»-N 

Note. — In  writing  names 
beginning  with  O\  the  sign 
for  the  word  Oh,  when  it 
will  make  a  good  junction, 
may  be  joined  initially  to 
the  first  stem  of  the  word ; 
in  all  other  cases  write  the 
O'  with  the  6  dash  as  in 
ordinary  vocalization.     In 
;he     following      outlines, 
when  the  6  is  joined*  it  is 
connected   by    a    hyphen. 
See  O'Conor. 
Ocea'na,  SH'-N 
Ocean'ica,  SH'-N-E 
Ocean'us,  SH>-Ns 
Ocmul'gee,  E-M-Z»-J 


ORP 

O'Con'nell,  o-E'-Nl 
O'Con'ner,  6-En-Ri 
O'Con'or,  6-En-Ri 


Octa'via,  E-T^-V 
Odell',  D2-L 
Odes'sa,  D2-8 
O'Don'ald,  6Di-Nld 
O'Don'nell,  oDi-Nl 
O'Don'ovan,  oD'-N-Vn 
O'Dowd',  6D'-D 
Od'yssey,  Di-8 
Offenbach,  F^N-B-E 
O'Flah'erty,  6Fli-fl-T 
Og'den,  G-Dn*     • 
Og'densburgh,  G-D'-Na 

B-.R-G 

Ogee'chee,  G-CB^ 
O'gilby,  61-  B* 
O'gilvie,  Gl-V2 
O'glethorp,  Gl-THS-fl-P 
O'Gor'man,  6Gr'-Mn 
O'Gra'dy,  Gr-D« 
0'Haiya.  6-H-fli 
Ohio,6-Hi 
Oil  City,  Lsi-T 
O'Kane',  6-En» 
O'Keefe,  6-Efs 
Ol'cott,  Li-Et 
Olean'der,  oLndr' 
O'Leai^y,  o-L-R 
Ol'ive,  Ll-V 
Ol'iver,  Z,'-Vr 
Ol'ivet,  Z-i-Vt 
Oliv'ia,  L3-\ 
Olivier',  L*-V 
Olm'stead,  Ms-Td» 
Olym'pia,  L3-M-P 
Olym'pus,  L3-M-Ps 
Ol'yphant,  £i-Fnt 
O  maha,  M«-H 
O'Mal'ley,  6-M-Z.i 
O'mer,  St.,  sNt»-Mr 
On'derdonk,  Ndr-D»-NG. 

E 

O'Neal,  5N-L» 
Dnei'da,  N  D1 
Dnonda'ga,  N-N-D'-G 
Dnta'rio,  N-T2-B 
Op'dyke,  pi-D-E 
Dpelou'sas,  p3-z,ss 
Ophelia,  F3-£ 
3'phir,  6Fr2 
Dpor'to,  P2-K-T 
Op'penheimer,     Pn'-H- 

Mr 

Dr'ange,  Rn'-J 
3r'angeville,  Rn^J-Vl 
Or'egon,  RJ-Gn 
O'Reilly,  d-R^-L 
O'rient,  Rs  N-T 
Orino'ko,  R2-N-E 
Ori'on,  Ri-N 
\  Oris'kany,  Rs3-E-N 
Ork'neys,  RJ-E-Nz 
Orland'do,  R»-L-N-D 
Or'leans,  R'-i-Nz 
Orms'by,  Ri-Mz  B 
Orono'co,  R2-N-E 
O'Rourke',  6-K^-R-S. 
Or^pheus,  .Ri-Fs 


ORR                               319                              PHO 

Ons  RI 

Palmet'to,  P1*-M-T          Peel,  P'-L 

Orsi'ni,  Rss-N 

Palmyra,  PH-M-.R 

Pekin',  P3-Kn 

OiVton,  Rl-Tn 

Pa'lo  Al'to,  Pl-L-L-1 

Pel'ham,  P2-L-M 

Osage',82-J 

Pam'lico,  P'-M-L-K 

Pelissiei",  P^-L-8 

Osawat'omie,  S»-Wt-M 

Pam'pas,  Pi-M-Ps 

Os'born,  Z^B-fin 

Pan,  Pni 

Pelton,  p2-L-Tn 

Oscan'yan,  S'-K-N-Yn 

Panama',  P'-N-M 

Bem'bsr,  P2-M-Br 

Os'car,  S^Kr 
Osceola,  S2-i 

Pando'ra,  Pn*-T)-R 
Pan'theon,  pi-N-THn 

Pem'berton,  P2-M-Br-Tn 
Pem'broke,  P2-M-Br-K 

Os'good,  Zi-Gd 

Pap'ua,  P>-P 

Penang',  Pn'-NG 

O'Shaugh'nessy,    6SH1- 

Para',  Pl-R 

Pen'dergast,  Pndr=-Gst 

N-8 

Par'adise,  P'-JZ-Ds 

Pen'dleton,  Pn2-D-L-Tn 

Osi'ris,  &-Rs 

Paraguay,  Pr2or1-Gw 

Penel'ope,  PZ-NI-P 

Os'sian,  SHni 

Parana',  Pl-R-y 

Pen'fleld,  Pn^-F-Ld 

Os'sipee,  S1-? 

Pardee',  P3-R-D 

Penn,  Pu2 

Ostend',  S2-Tnd 

Par'is,  P>-fis  or  P*-R 

Pen'niman,  P2-N-Mn 

Ostran'der,  S'-Trndr 

Parke,  P'-fl-K 

Pennsylvania,  P2-s£-V-| 

Os'wald,  Zi-Wld 

Par'ker,  pi-JB-Kr 

N 

Oswe'go,  8J-W-G 

Park'hurst,    pi  •  R  -  Krst 

Penn  Yan,  P2-N-Yn 

Otahei'te,  T3-H-T 

(Pri-Krst) 

Penob'scot,  pi-N-Bs-Kt 

O'tis,  Ts2 

Park'man,  P'-JfZ-K-Mn 

Pensacola,  p2-Ns-K-Zi 

Otis'co,  T3-sK 

Park  Kow,  pi-fi-K  IR* 

Peo'ria,  P2-.K 

O'Toole,  6TS-L 

Parks,  pi-fi-Ks 

Pep'in,  P2-Pn 

Otran'to,  Tri-N-T 

Parley,  Pr^-L 

Pep'per,  P2  pr 

Otse'go,  Ts-sG 
Ot'tawa,  Ti-W 
Ot'tendorfer,  T»-N-Dr-Fr 

Parm'elee,  Pr^M-i 
Parnas'sus,  Pl-fi-Nss 
Par'nel,  pi-fl-N-L 

Pep'ys,  p2-ps 
Per'cival,  pi-Rs-V-Ii 
Per'cy,  P*-R  s 

Oude,  D' 

Parr,  P'-B 

Per'icles,  P2-/j-Klz 

Ouse'ley,  Z3-£ 

Par'rish,  P»-2Z-8H 

Per'kins,  P2  K-Kuz 

O'verton,  Vr!-Tn 

Par'ry,  P>-H 

Per'ley,  Pr^-L 

O'vid,  V2-D 

Par'sons,  pi-Bs-Nz 

Pernambu'co,  P3-^-N-M- 

Ovid,  Vi-D 

Par'thenon,  P^fl-TH-Nn 

B  K 

Owas'co,  Ws»-K 

Par'ton,  pi-fi-Tn 

Per'ry,  P2  R 

Owas'so,  WJ-8 

Part'ridge,  Prti-fl-J 

Per'sia,  P2-ff-SH 

Owe'go,  tv*3-G 

Pascagou'la,  ps-sK-G-i 

Persign'y,  P3-^s-N-Y 

O'wen,  6eN4 

Pas'cal,  Ps'-Kl 

Perth  Amboy,  P'-fi-TH- 

O'wens,  6eNz* 

Passa'ic,  P*-sK 

M-B 

Oys'ter  Bay,  Str»-B 

Passamaquod'dy,      PJ  - 

Peru',  P3-R 

Ox'bow,  Ks-B» 

•sM-Kw-D 

Pestaloz'zi,  Psi-T-i-T-S 

Ox'ford,  Ks-F«-Bd 

Pass  Christian,  PsJ-Krs- 

Pesth,  Psts 

Ozark',  Zri-K 

CHn 

Pe'ter,  Ptr3 

Patago'nia,  P*-T-G-N 

Pe'ters,  Ptrz3 

P. 

Pat'mos,  Pti-Ms 
Patchogue',  pt-CH-G 

Pe'tersburg,  P3-Tr-zBr-G 
Pe'terson,  P3-Trs-N 

Pa'ton,  pi-Tn 

Pe'to,  P3-T 

Pacific,  Ps'-F-K 

Pat'rick,  P«-Tr-K 

jre  trarcii,  P   j.r-xfc-JK 

Pack'ard,  pi-Kid 

Pat'terson,  P'-Trs-N 

Pet'tengill,  P2-T-N-Gl 

Pack'er,  pi-Kr 

Pat'ti,  pi-T 

Pet'tigrew,  P2-T-Gr 

Pack'ingham,   Pi-K-NG- 

Pat'tison,  pi-Ts-N 

Peyton,  pa-Tn 

M 

Paul,  pi-L 

Pfaff,  F'-F 

Padang',  pi-D-NG 

Paul'ding,  Pi-i-D-NG 

Pfei'ffer,  (Eng.)  F'-Fr 

Pad'dock,  Pi-D-K 

Pauli'na,  pi-i-N 

Pfeif  fer,  (Ger.)  P»-F-Fr 

Pad'ua,  P'-D 

Pauline',  P8-I.n 

Phalon,  F*-Ln 

Padu'cah,  P3-D-K 

Pavi'a,  P*-V 

Pha'raoh,  F*-R 

Pagani'ni,  P»-G-N-N 

Pawtuck'et,  P»-T-Kt 

Phe'lan,  F3-in                 , 

Pa'get,  P2  Jt 

Pawtux'et,  P*-T-Ks-T 

Phe}ps,  F2-i-Ps  (Fl2-Ps) 

Paige,  PZ-J 

Pax'ton,  P'-Ka-Tn 

Phi  Delta,  F'-D-L-T 

Paine,  Pnz 

Payne,  Pn« 

Phid'ius,  F3-Ds 

Pais'ley,  P*-zL 

Pay'son,  Psa-N 

Philadel'phia,    Fl2-D-£- 

Pak'enham,  P'-Kn-M 

Pea'body,  P'-BD 

F 

Pal'atine,  P»-Z,-Tn 

Pea'cock,  P3-K-K 

Philan'der,  F^Zndr 

Palermo,  P2-i-R-M 

Peale,  P»-L 

Phil'ip,  F3-^-P  (F13-P) 

Palestine,  pi-La-Tn 

Pearoo,  P«-Rs 

Philippine,  F!-i-Pn 

Pa'ley,  P*-L 

Pear'sall,  P*-fls-L 

Philis'tine,  Fls3-Tn 

Pal'frey,  pi-i-Fr 

Pear'son,  ps-fls-N 

Phillips,  F*-L-Pa  (Fl'-Pfl) 

Pal'las,  P'-Ls 

Pease,  Pz3 

Philo,  F'-i 

Pall  Mall',  P'-L-Ml 

Peck'ham,  PS-K-M 

Phin'eas,  F3-Ns 

Palm'er,  Pi-Mr 

Pecon'ic.  P'-Kn-K 

Phoe'be,  F3-B 

Palm'erston,    pi-M-fis- 

Pedee',  P*-D 

Phoe'bus,  F»-Bs 

Tn                                    I 

Pe'dro,  P«-Dr 

Phoe'nix,  F«-N-Ka 

PHR 

Phryg'ia,  Fr*-J 
Picard'.P1  Kr 
Pic'ardy,  P3-Kr-D 
Piceadil'ly,  ps-K-D-L 
Piccolom'ini,  P>-K1-M-N 
Pick'ens,  P3  Knz 
Piok'ering,  ps-Kr-NG 
Pick'ett,  pa-Kt 
Pick'wick,  P3-Kw-K 
Pictou',  pn-K-T 
Pied'mont,  ps-D-Mnt 
Pierce,  P^oH-Rs 
Pier'mont,  ps-R-Mnt 
Pierre'pont,  pa-R-Pnt 
Pier'son,  P3-.Rs-N 
Pike,  pi-K 
Pi'late,  pi-£t 
Pil'low,  pa-£ 
Pi'lot  Knob,  pi-Lt-N-B 
Pinch'beck,      P3-N-CH- 

B-K 

Pinck'ney,  P^-NG-K-N 
Pin'dar,  Pndr3 
Pine,  Pn' 

Pink'erton,  ps-NG-Kr-Tn 
Pi'per,  P>-Pr 
Pi'sa,  P3-Z 

Piscat'aqua,  P'-sKt-Kw 
Pis'gah,  pa-zG 
Pit'cairn,  Pt'-K-fin 
Pit'man,  Pt«-Mn 
Pitt,  Pt» 

Pitts'burg,  Pt*-sBr-G 
Pitts'field,  Pts^-F-Ld 
Pitts'ford,  P 


Pittsylva'nia, 

N.    See  Pennsylvania. 
Pi-us,  pi-8 
Pizar'ro,  fl-zR 
Plain'field,  Pln«-F-Ld 
Plantag'enet,  Plnt'-J-Nt 
Pla'ta,  PK-T 
Pla'to,  P1*-T 
Platt,  Plti 

Platts'burgh,  Plti-sBr-G 
Play'fair,  Pl2-Fr 
Pleas'anton,  Plz^-N-Tn 
Pleas'ant  Valley,     Plz«- 

Nt  V-L 

Pleyel,  Pi'-L 
Plimp'ton,  PF-M-Tn 
Plin'y,  Pia-N 
Plow'den,  Pl'-Dn 
Plumb,  Pia-M 
Plumb'-gut.  Pls-M-Gt 
Plun'ket,  Pi^-NG-Kt 
Plu'tarch,  Pis-T-fi-K 
Plu'to,  Pia-T 
Plymouth,  PP-M-TH 
Plymp'ton,  Pl»-M-Tn 
Pocahon'tas,  pi-K-Hnt-S 
Poe,  P« 

Poin'dexter,  Pni  D  Kstr 
Point  of  Rocks,  Pnt»i«»- 

Ks 
Poitiers'  or   Poictiers', 

P3-T  Bz 
Poitou'  or  Poictou',  P3- 

T  or  Pw*-T 


320 

Poland,  PJ-/,nd 
Polhe'mus,  Pia-H 
Polk,  P" -K 
Pol'lard,  P»-i-JKd 
Pol'lock.  ft-L-K. 
Pol'lux, 
Pol'ly,  pi- 
Polycarp, 
Polyne'sia,  P«-Z-N-SH 
Polyphe'mus,  P3-£.F-Ms 
Pomera'nia,  P«-M-fi-N 
Pom'eroy,  P'-M-fl 
Pom'fret,  P'-M-Frt 
Pomo'na,  P2-M-N 
Pompadour',  ps-M-P-Dr 
Pompe'ii,  P«-M-P 
Pom'pey,  pi-M-P 
Pond,  Pud' 
Pontchartrain',     Ps  N- 

CHr  -Trn 

Pon'tiac,  Pni-T-K 
Pon'tius  Pilate,  Pn»-SHs- 

P-/-t 

Poole,  P»-L 
Poor,  P3-K 
Pope,  P--P 
Popocatapetl',   Pa-P-Kt- 

Pt-L 

Por'son,  p!-Ks-N 
Port' age,  ps-tft-J 
Port  Chester,  P2-fit-CHstr 
Por'ter,  ps-tftr 
Port'land,  Prts-Lnd 
Por'to  Principe,  P--R-1- 

Pr-Ns-P 

Por'to  Rico,  P2-.R-T-.R-K 
Port  Richmond,  Prt*-JS- 

CH-Mnd 

Port  Royal,  Prt'-fi-L 
Ports'mouth,      Prta-sM- 

TH 

Port'ugal,  pa 
Po'sen.  Pz«-N 
Post,  Psts 
Post'ly,  Pss-T-i 
Pot'iphar,  P'-T-Fr 
Poto'mac,  Pt»-M-K 
Poto'si,  p*.T-8 
Pots'dam,  Ptsi-D-M 
Pottawat'omies,  Pt'-wt- 

Mz 

Pot'ter,  Ptr* 

Poughkeep'sie,  ps.R-P-S 
Poult'ney,  P'-Lt-N 
Pow'ell,  pi-L 
Power,  P>-R 
Pow'ers,  Pi-Rz 
Powhattan',  P»-H-Tn 
Prague,  Pr'-G 
Prai'riedu  Chien,  Pr=- 

R-V-SHn 
Pratt,  Prti 
Pray,  Pr« 

Prend'ergast,  Prndr^-Gst 
Pren'tice,  Pr*-N-Ts 
Pres'cott,  Pr»-sKt 
Pres'ton,  Prs'-Tn 
Pri'am,  Prl-M 
Price,  Prsi 
Priest,  Prst» 


QUO 

Priest'ley,  Prs3-T-Zi 
Prime,  Pr»-M 
Prince,  Prns3 
Prince'ton,  P^-Ns-Tn 
Pri'or,  Pri-R 
Priscil'la,  Pr'-si 
Pritch'ard,  Pri-CHrd 
Procrus'tes,  Pr'^-Krs-Tz 
Proc'tor,  Pri-Ktr 
Prome'theus,  Pr3-M-THs 
Pros'ser,  Pr'-sB 
Provence',  Prv'-Ns 
Prov'idence,      Prv'-Dns 

(Prvd^Ns) 
Providence  Town, 

Prv'-Ns-Tii 
Prus'sia,  Pr-or*-SH 
Psyche,  sKi 
Ptol'emy,  T>-X-M 
Pueb'la,  P\v2-Bl 
Puf'fendorf,  Pfa-N-Drf 
Puget',  P2-ZH 
Pu'gin,  ps-Jn 
Pugh,  P» 
Pulas'ki,  pi-Zs-K 
Pull'man,  P3-i-Mn 
Punjaub',  Pni-J-B 
Pun'tas  Are'nas,  Pn»-T- 

sR  Ns 

Pur'cell,  P2.J2S-L 
Pur'dy,  P2-/J-D 
Pur'dy's  Station,  P»-fl- 

Dzs-Tshn 
Pu'rim,  ps-R-M 
Pu'sey,  P"-S 
Pushmataha',  P^SH-Mt- 

H 

Put'nam,  P»-T-N-M 
Pygma'lion,  P^-G-M-in 
Pyr'enees,  P^-B-Nz 
Pyr'mont,  P^-R-Mnt 
Pythag'oras,  P'-TH-Grs 


Q. 


Quack'enbos,      Kw-Kn- 

B»i 
Quack'enbush,   Kw-Kn- 

B'  SH 

Quarles,  Kw-JRlzi 
Quar'tus,  Kw-/e'-Ts 
Quatre  Bras',  K-Tr'-Br 
Quebec',  Kw-B«-K 
Queens,  Kwnz3 
Queens'town,      Kw-Nz- 

Tn3 

Quig'ley,  Kw^-Gl 
Quim'by,  Kw-M-B3 
Q,uin,  Kwn3 
Quin'cy,  Kwn-S» 
Quinebaug',  Kw-N-Bi-G 
Quinn,  Kwn3 
Quintard',  Kwn-TJ-Rd 
Quintil'ian,  Kwn-T3-Ln 
Quiri'nus,  Kw-JJi-Ns 
Quirk,  Kw-R2-K 
Quit'man,  Kwt3-Mn 
Qui'to,  K-T! 
Quogue,  Kw*-G 


RAB                                 321                               RUG 

Rhode  Island,  R*-D-Lnd 

Bod'man,  fiJ-D-Mn 

Bhodes,  fi*-Dz 

Bod'ney,  fi'-D-N 

. 

Bhone,  fin2 

Boe',  R- 

Bicar'do,  fii-Kr-D 

Boeb'ling,  fi2-Bl-NG 

Rabelais',  fi»-Bl 

Bice,  fis1 

Roe'der,  fi«-Dr 

Ba'cey,  fi*-s 

Rich,  fi3-CH 

Rog'er,  fi'-Jr 

Ba'chel,  fi^-CH-L 

Bich'ard,  fi3-CHrd 

Rog'ers,  fi'-jrz 

Rachel',  Jf-SHl 

Bich'ards,  fis-CHrdz 

Boget',  fi2-ZH 

Bacine',  fis3-N 

Bich'ardson,  fi3-CHrds- 

Ro'land,  fi-'-ind 

Bad'cliffe,  fi'-D-Klf 

N 

Rolf,  fin-F 

Bad'way,  fii-D-W 

Bichelieu',  R3or*-SH-L 

Rol'la,  fi1-/, 

Bag'lan,  fi'-Gln 

Bich'field,  fi3-CH-Fld 

Rol'lin,  fi'-in 

Bagu'sa,  R3-G-8 

Bich'ie,  fi3-CH 

Rol'lins,  fi'-inz 

Bah'way,  fi'-W 

Bich'ings,  fi3-CH-NGz 

Roil'ing    Prairie,    Rl^ 

Ba'leigh,  fi'-Z, 

Bich'mond,  fi3-CH-Mnd 

NG  Pr-fi 

Balph,  fi^-F  or  Rt* 

Bich'ter,  fi3-Ktr 

Romagn'a,  Ri-M-NIa 

Bam'sey,  R'-M-Z 

Bidge'way,  fi»-J-W 

Romaine',  R*-Mn 

Bams'gate,  Ri-Mz-Gt 

Bidge'wood,  fi3-J-Wd 

Rome,  RS-M 

Ban'dall,  fi'-Nd-L 

Bid'ley,  R3-D-L 

Ro'meo,  R2-M 

Ban'dolph,  find^i-F 

Bien'zi,  fi*-N-Z 

Ro'mer,  fi^-Mr 

Bangoon',  fin3-  On 

Bi'ga,  fi3-G 

Rom'illy,  R'-M-i 

Bank'e,  fi'-NG-K. 

Bigaud',  R»-G 

Rom'ulus,  Rt-M-Ls 

Raii'som,  fins^M 

Biggs,  R3-Gz 

Bon'dout,  fi'-N-Dt 

Bapal'lo,  fi1-?-!, 
Baph'ael,  fi'-F-L 

Bik'er,  fi'-Kr 
Bi'ley,  fii-£ 

Rook'er,  fi3-Kr 
Roome,  li^-M 

Bapidan',  fi'-P  Dn 

Bing'gold,  fis-NG-Gld 

Roon'ey,  fi3-N 

Bappahan'nock,     R'-P- 

Bio  de  la  Pla'ta,  fi3-D-L- 

Roose'velt,  fiz«-V-Lt 

Hn-K 

Pl-T 

Root,  fit3 

Bar'itan,  fi1  R-Tn 

Bio  del  Norte,  fi>  D-L- 

Roquefort',  fii-K-F-R 

Bas'selas,  fi'-sis 

Nrt  or  fi3-D-L-Nr-T 

Ro'sa,  fi'  Z 

Bath'bone,  fii-TH-Bn 

Bio  Grande,  fi1  Grnd  or 

Rosa'lia,  fiz-zZ, 

Ba'venswood,  fi*-V-Nz- 

R3-Gru  D 

Bos'alie,  fi^-zL 

wD 

Bio  Janei'ro,  fi!-J-Nr  or 

Bos'alind,  fi1  z!,nd 

Baw'lins,  fi'-Zuz 

fia  ZH-Nr 

Bos'coe,  fis'-K 

Bay.fi* 

Bip'ley,  R*-P-L 

Rose,  Rtfl 

Bay'mond,  R2-Mnd 

Bis'ley,  R*-zL 

Bose'cranz,  fiz-zErnz 

Bay'nor,  fin*-R 

Bitch,  fi3  CH 

Bose'dale,  fiz'^-D  L 

Bead,  R3-D 

Bitch'ie,  fi-CH 

Bos'enberg,  fiz--N-Br-G 

Bead'ing,  fi*-D-NG 
Beam,  R»-M 

Bit'ter,  fitr3 
Biv'erdale,  Rv3-fi-D-L 

Ros'enstein,  fiz2-Ns-Tn 
Roset'ta,  fi^••!-T 

Bebec'ca,  fi*-B-K 

Biv'ers,  fiv3-fiz 

Ros'lyn,  fij-s/,n 

Bed'dy,  fi*  D 

Bives,  fivz^ 

Ross,  fis1 

Bed'field,  fi*-D-Fld 

Biv'ington,  fi3-V-NG-Tn 

Rossi'ni,  fis3-N 

Bed'path,  fi*-D-P-TH 

Boach,  fi'-i-CH 

Ros'siter,  fi>-sTr 

Beed,  fi3-D 

Boanoke',  fi^-N-K 

Roths'  child,    fisi-CH-IxJ 

Beg'ulus,  R*-G-LB 

Bob'bins,  fi'-Bnz 

orfit--SHld 

Beil'ly,  fi1-!, 

Bob'ert,  fi^Brt 

Roth'well,  fi^TH-Wl 

Beims,  R3-Mz  or  Rnz1 

Bob'erts,  fi'-Brts 

Rot'terdam,  fitr'-D-M 

Beme'dios,  R»-M-Ds 

Bob'ertson,  fii-BrtB-N 

Round  Hill,  find'-H-L 

Bem'ington,     R*-M-NG- 

Bob'espierre,  fi^Bs-P-R 

Rou'en,  fi3-N  or  Rl-N 

Tn 

Bob'in  Hood,  fit-Bn-D 

Rourke,  fi3-fi-K 

Bem'sen,  R'-Ms-N 

Bob'inson,  fii-B-Ks-N 

Rouse,  fis1 

Be'mus,  R«-Ms 

Bob  Boy,  fi^B-fi 

Rousseau',  fi'-S 

Benan',  R'-Nn 

Boche'fort,  fi*-CH-Frt 

Rout'ledge,  Ri*-L-3 

Be'no,  R3-N 

Bochefort',  fi>-8H-Fr 

Roux,  fi3 

Ben'frew,  fiS-N-Fr 

Bochelle',  fi^-SHl 

Bow'an,  fi*-N 

Bens'selaer,    fi*-N-s£-R 

Boch'ester,  fi'-CHstr 

Bowan',  fi^N 

[fi*  si-R] 

Bock'away,  R>-K-W 

Rowe,  fi* 

Ben'wick,  Rn»-W-K 

Bock'ford,  fii-K-Frd 

Row'el,  R'-L 

Beu'ben,  R*  Bn 

Rock'ingham,  fi'-K-NG- 

Rowland,  fi*-£nd 

Beu'ter,  fitr1 

M 

Rowley,  Rl-L 

Bevere',  fi3-V-R 

Bock  Island,  fi'-K-IZnd 

Rox'bury,  fi'-Ke-B-R 

Bey'nolds,  fi*-N-Ldz 

Bock'land,  fi'-K-ind 

Boyce,  fis1 

Bhadaman'thus,    Rl-D- 

Rock'wood,  R!-K  wD 

Ru'bens,  fi'-Bnz 

M-N-THs 

Rock'well,  R^K-Wl 

Ru'bicon,  fi3-B-Kn 

Rheims,  R'-Mz  or  Rnz1 

Rock'y  Mountains,  fi1- 

Bubi'ni,  fi3  B  N 

Bhett,  fits 

K-Mnt-Nz 

Ru'dolph,  fis-D-L-F 

Bhine,  Rn1 

Bod'dy,  R»-D 

Ru'fus,  fi3-Fs 

Bhine'beck,  Rn"-B-K 

Bod'erick,  R'-Dr-K 

Ru'pert,  fi'-Prt 

Rhiue'lander,  2tul-Lu&r 

Bod'ger,  Rl-Jr 

Bug'by,  fia-G-B 

14* 

RUG                               322 

Bug'gles,  A-3-Giz 

San  Anto'nio,  sN-N-T*-N 

Bun'kle,  .K2-NG-K1 

San  Augustine',  sN-Gs- 

Bun'nymede,  £2-N-M-D 

Tn» 

Bun'yon,  ,R2-N-Yn 

San  Bias,  sN-Bls> 

Bush,  Rt-SB. 

San'born,  sN-B^JJn 

Bush'ton,  ^-SH-Tn 

San'chez,  sN-CH^TH 

Bus'sell,  Rt-sL 

San'ders,  gNdrzi 

Bus'  si  a,  &2-SH 

San'derson,  sNdrs'-N 

Bust,  fist2 

Sand'ford,  sNd-Fi-B-D 

But'gers,  Rt*-Qrz 

San  Die'go,  8N-D--G 

Buth,  £3.xH 

Sands,  sN-Dz1  (sNdz1) 

Buth'erford,     B«-DH-R- 

Sandus'ky,  sN-D2-sK 

Frd  (Rdhr*-Frd) 

Sand'wicn,  sNd-wCH1  or 

But'land,  Rt*-Lnd 

sNd-wJ1 

But'ledge,  RV-L-J 

San'dy  Hook,  sX-D»-H- 

By'an,  Ri-X 

K 

Byder,  J2'-Dr 

San  Fernan'do,  sN-F1- 

Bye,  fli 

B-N-N-D 

Bye'gate,  B'-Gt 

San'ford,  eN-Fi-B-D 

By'erson,  Ri-Rs-N 

San  Francis'co,  sN-Fr«- 

Byn'ders,  A'udrz1 

Nss-K    [8Nss3-E] 

San'gamon,  sNGi-G-Mn 

S. 

San  Jacin'to,  sN-Js'-N-T 
San  Joaquin',  sN-W^-Kn 

San  Juan',  sN-Wn1 

Babi'na,  sB'-N 

San  Lu'is,  eN-Z3-S 

Sab'ine,  sBn1 

San  Pe'dro,  sN-P'-Dr 

Sac'chi,  sK1 

San   Salvador',   sK-sL1- 

Sack'ett,  sKt1 

V-Dr 

Ba'co,  sK1 

San'ta  Anna,  sN-T1-^ 

Sacy',  sS3 

San'ta  Barbara,  sN-T1- 

Sad'ler,  sDi-Z-R 

Br-Br 

Sage,  sJ« 

San'ta  Claus,  sN-T"-Klz 

Sag'inaw,  sG'-N 

San'ta  Cruz,  sN-T'-Krz 

Saha'ra,  S'-H-fi 

San'ta  Fe.sN-T'-F 

St.  Charles,  sNt-CHri-Zz 

San'ta  Maria,  sN-Ta-M-fi 

St.  Clair,  8Nt-Kl-K' 

San'ta  Bosa,  sN-Ti-B-Z 

St.  George,  sNt-Jr>-J 

San  tee',  sN-T3 

St.  James,  sNt-J2-Mz 

Santia'go  de  Cuba,  sN- 

St.  John,  sNt-Jn» 

1l-0r  &*  K-B3 

8t.  Jo'seph,  sNt-Jz2-F 

Sapphi'ra,  sF^-R 

St.   Lawrence,    sNt-Z1- 

Saragos'sa,  efi'-G-S 

Rns 

Sa'rah,  sA* 

St.  Louis,  sNt-Z*  or  sNt- 

Saranac',  sK'-N-K 

z,»-s 

Sarato'ga,  sfi2-T-G 

St.  Paul,  sNt-P'-L 

Sardin'ia,  e^-D-N 

St.  Pe'ters,  sNt-Ptrz' 

Sarles,  sR'-Zz 

St.  Thom'as,  sNt-Ti-Ms 

Saro'ny,  sfi2-N 

St.  Vin'cent,  8Nt-V3-N8- 

Sartiges',  sBt^-ZH 

Nt 

Sar'toris,  sRl-1-Rs 

Bal'adin,  sL^-Dn 

Sa'tan,  sTn2 

Salaman'ca,  sii-M-NG-K 

Sat'terlee,  BTr'-Z 

Sa'lem,  s/,a-M 

Sat'urn,  B'n-fin 

Saler'no,  BL*-R-~8 

Sau'er,  sR1 

Sali'na,  sL'-N 

Sau'gatuck,  sG-Ti-K 

Salis'bury,  sLzl-B-R 

Saul,  sZ1 

Sal'tnon,  si'-Mn 

Sault  (so),  S2 

Bal'ter,  eZtri 

Sault  de  Sainte  Marie, 

Salt  Lake  City,  sLV-L- 

8s  sNt2  M-RS 

Ks-T 

Baun'ders,  eNdrz1 

Salt  Biver,  sLtl-Rv-R 

Saun'derson,  sNdrs'-N 

Salvador',  s/,l-V-Dr 

Sauquoit',  sKw-T1 

Sam,sMi 

Saute  me',  sT*-fin 

Samana',  sM'-N 

Sauvages',  sV>-2H 

Sama'ria,  eM-fi2 

Sav'age,  sV'-J 

Sam'mis,  sMs1 

Savan'nah,  eV'-N 

Sam'son   or  Samp'son, 

Sav'oy,  sVi 

BMe>-N 

Sawyer,  S'-Yr 

Bam'uel,  sM-Z' 

Saxe,  8K&i 

Sam'uels,  sH-Zz* 

Sax'ony,  sKs'-N 

SEC 

Saz'ton,  sKs-Tn' 
Say  'brook,  S^-Br-K 
Say'ers,  sRz1 
Scandina'via,  sKnd-N-V* 
Scan'  Ion,  sKn-Z,n> 
Scan'nell,  sK'-Nl 
Scarborough,  sKr-B'-fl 
Scars'dale,  sKrz-D'-L 
Schaghficoke,      sK-Ti- 

K-K 

Schef  fer,  SH^-Fr 
Scheldt,  sK-Lta  or  SHld» 
Schelestadt',  SHIsJ-Tt 
Schell,  SHI2 
Schel'ling,  SH12-NQ 
Schem,  SH^-M 
Schenck,  sK^-NG-K 
Schenec'tady,      sKn-K- 

TS-D 
Scher'merhorn,  sKr-Mr- 


Schiedam', 
Schil'ler,  SHl^-R 
Schir'mer,  SHr^-M-R 
Schles'wig,  SHls^-W-G 
Schlos'ser,  SHls^R 
Schmidt,  SH^-Mt 
Schnei'der,  SHi-Kdr 
Scho'field,  sK-F*-Ld 
Schohar'ie,  6K-H-.K1 
Schoo'ley's  Mountain, 

8K-iz3-Mnt-N 
Schoon'maker,  sKn3-M- 

Kr 

Schott,  SHti 
Schra'der,  SHrdr* 
Schrei'ber,  SHri-Br 
Schro'der,  SHrdr* 
Schroon,  sKrn'i 
Schu'bert,  5H3-Brt 
Schultz,  SHltss 
Schuy'ler,  sK-ir1 
Schuyl'kill,  eK-L*-Kl 
Schwarz,  SHi-W-Rts 
Scil'ly,  8/-» 
Scinde,  sN-D*  (sNd») 
Scip'io,  sP3 
Scit'uate,  sCH3-T 
Sclavo'nia,  sKl  V^-N 
Scores'by,  sK-«z»-B 
Scotland,  8Kt-£nd» 
Scott,  sKt1 
Sco'vill,  sK-V*-L 
Scrib'ner,  sKr-B3-Nr 
Scrym'ser,  sKr-Ms-R* 
Scud'der,  sK-Dr^ 
Scul'ly,  BS.-L* 
Scyl'la,  si3 
Sea'bury,  sB'-B 
Sea'grist,  sGrst3 
Sea'man,  sMn3 
3ear'ing,  sR3-NG 
Sears,  sRz3 
Sea'ver,  sVr* 
Seba'go,  sB'-G 
Sebast'ian,  Saint,  sNts- 

Bs!-CHn 
Sebastopol.     See  Sevat- 

topol. 
Se'cor,  sKrs 


BED 


Beda'lia,  BT>*-L 

Shi'loh.sm-Z, 

Bedg'wick,  sJ*-W-K 

Shine,  SHn1 

Bee'ley,  sZ,3 

Ship'man,  SH8-P-Mn 

Be'guin,  sGwn8 

Shir'ley,  SHr*-Z, 

Seine,  sN" 

Shook,  SH^-K 

Sel'den,  sZ.*-Dn 

Shra'dy,  SHr»-D 

Sel'igman,  sZ,a-G-Mn 

Shreve'port,  SHrS-V-Prt 

Seli'na,  eZ^-N 
Sel'kirk,  si*-Kr-K 

Shrews'bury,  8Hrz»-B-fi 
Shum'way,  SH2-M-W 

Selt'zer,  sZ-ts^-E 

Siam',  S'-M 

Sem'inoles,  sMa-Nlz 

Sibe'ria,  sB3-K 

Sen'eca,  sN^-K 

Sib'ley,  sB3-Z/ 

Senegal',  sN-G-I/i 

Sic'ily,  Ss3-Z, 

Benegam'bia,  sN-G-M-Bi 

Sick'les,  sKlz8 

Ber'geant,  s/ii-Jnt 
Serve'tus,  s/*3-V-T8 

Sid'dons,  sDnz3 
Sid'mouth,  sD8-M-TH 

Ber'via,  eZ^-V 

Sid'ney,  sD3-N 

Beth,  sTH« 

Si'don,  sDn1 

Sevasto'pol,  sVs»-T-Pi 

Sier'ra,  sR* 

Bevas'topol,  sVs'-T-Pl 

Sier'ra  Goiyda,  sZ^-Gr-D 

Severn,  &\"-Ku 

Sier'ra  Leo'ne,  sZJ2-Z,-N 

Seville',  sV8-L 

Sier'ra  Neva'da,  sZi^-N- 

Bewail,  S3-L 

V-D 

Sew'ard,  S3-Ed  (sEd8) 

Si'gel,  sGl3 

Sex'ton,  sKs-Tn2 

Sig'ismund,  sJ^-sMnd 

Seymour,  sM-E3 

Sig'ourney,  sGr^-N 

Bfor'za,  sF^JZt-S 

Siias,  sZ/s1 

Shack'elford,  SH'-Kl-Frd 

Sile'nus,  sL'-Ns 

Bha'drach,  8H*-Dr-E. 

Sile'sia,  sL*-SH 

Sha'ler,  SH2-Fr 

Sil'leck,  sZ,3-K 

Shaffer,  SH'-Fr 

Sil'liman,  sZ.8-Mn 

Shakes'peare,     SH2-Ks- 

Silo'am,  sZ,2-M 

P-E 

Silva'nus,  sZ,2-V-Ns 

Bhand'ley,  SIP-N-D-Z, 
Shanghai',  SH»-NG-H 

Silves'ter,  si*-Vstr 
Sil'ver     Creek,   BZ,8-Vr- 

Shanks,  sm-NG-Ks 

Kr-K 

Bhan'non,  SHJ-Nn 

Sim'eon,  sMn8 

Shark'ey  SHr'-K 

Sim'mons,  sMnz3 

Shark     Hiver,    SHr'-K- 

Simms,  sMz3 

Rv-R 

Si'mon,  sMn1 

Shar'on.  SH'-Bn 

Si'monson,  sM1-Ns-N 

Sharp,  SHr'-P 

Si'monton,  sMn-Tnl 

Bhars'wood,  SHrzJ-Wd 

Simp'kins,  sMs-Knz 

Shat'tuck,  SH'-T-K 

Sim'plon,  sM-Pln3 

Bhaw,  8Hi 

Simp'son,  sMs8-N 

Shawan'gunk     (Shong'- 

Sims,  sMz3 

gum),  8H>-NG-G-M 

Si'nai,  sN> 

Shay,  8H2 

Sin'clair,  sN-Kl-E8 

Shea,  SH» 

Singapore',  sNG-G-Pr* 

Shear'man,  SHr2-Mn 

Sing'er,  sNGr3 

She'ba,  8H3-B 

Sioux,  8» 

Sheboy'gan,  SHJ-B-Gn 

Sis'co,  8s8-K 

Shed'den,  8H2-Dn 

Skaats,  sKts' 

Sheffield,  SH*-Fld 

Skag'ger  Back,  sK'-Gr- 

Shel'burne,  8Hl2-B-Kn 

R-K. 

Shel'by,  SH1*-B 

Skaneat'eles,  sK-N-T'-is 

Shel'don,  SHl2-Dn 

Sketch'ley,  sK-CH*-Z, 

Shel'ley,  SH*-L 

Skid'dy,  sK-D8 

Bhel'ter  Island,  SHltr«- 

Skid'more,  sK-DS-M-E 

Z,nd 

Skin'uer,  sK.8-Nr 

Bhenando'ah,   8H*-N-N- 

Blade,  sZ.*-D 

D 

Sla'ter,  sitr2 

Shep'ard,  SH«-P-Ed 

Slavo'nia,  sZ-s-V-N 

Bhep'ley,  SH2-P-/y 

81ftR/"wiclc   sj^S""\V~K 

Sher'idan,  8H*-fi-Dn 

Slidell',  si»-D-L 

Sher'man,  8Hra-Mn 

Sloan,  sZ,na 

Sher'ry   SH2-fl 

Slo'cum,  sZ,2-K-M 

Sher'win,  8Hr«-Wn 

Slos'son,  sXs^N 

Sher'wood,  8Hr»-Wd 

Slote,  BZ.t* 

Shields,  8Uldz< 

Smal'ley,  sli-i1 

SPE 

Smart,  sM-/fti 
Smed'berg,  sMd-Br*-G 
Smil'lie,  sM-i» 
Smith,  sM-TH3 
Smith'fleld,     sM-TH'-» 

Ld 

Smith'son,  sM-THs3-N 
Smull,  BM-Z.2 
Smy'lie,  sM-Li 
Smyr'na,  sM-fi*-N 
Smyth,  sM-TH'crs 
Smythe,  sM-TH' 
Sned'ecor,  sN-D2  Kr 
Snell,  sN-L2 
Snel'ling,  sN-L2-NG 
Snif'fin,  sN-Fns 
Snod'grass,  sN-D'-Grs 
Snow'den,  sN-Dn2 
Sny'der,  sNdr1 
Soc'rates,  sKr-Tz3 
Sod'am,  sDi-M 
Sol,  si1 

Solan'der,  s/.ndr1 
Solferi'no,  si3-F-«-N 
Sol'omon,  sL'-Mn 
Sol'omons,  si'-Mnz 
So'lon,  sin2 
Som'ers,  sMrz2 
Som'erville,  sM-«2-V-L 
Som'ersett,  sM-«s--T 
Som'mers,  sM-Ez> 

(sMrz2) 

Sonne'born,  sN-B*-jRn 
Sono'ra,  sN-fi2 
Son'tag,  sN-Ti-G 
So'per.  ePr2 
Sophi'a,  sFi 
Soph'ocles,  BF'-Klz 
Sophro'nia,  sFr'-N 
So'ria,  sR- 
Sorren'to,  s7J2-N-T 
Soth'eby,  sDH^-B 
Soule,  sZ-3 
Soule',  si3 
Southamp'ton,  sDH'-M- 

Tn 

South'ard,  sDHrd2 
South'erland,  sDHr2-Znd 
South'ern,  sDHru2 
South'ey,  sDH1 
South'field,  sTH'-F-Ld 
South'mayd,  sDH'-Md 
South'old,  sTHi-Ld 
South'port,  sTH'-Prt 
South'wark,      (London) 

8DH2-.R-K,        (Philadel.> 

sTHi-Wr-K 

South' Wick,  sTHi  W-K 
South'worth,     sTH'-Wr- 

TH 

Sow'erby,  Sl-R-E 
Spa,  sPi 

Spaf'ford,  eP»-Frd 
Spain,  sPn» 
Spal'ding,  BP>-Z,-D-NG 
Sparks,  sP'-B -Ks 
Spar'ta,  BP1-^-! 
Spar'tacus,  sP^Kt-Ks 
Spauld'irig,  sP'-Z-D-NG 
Spear  or  Speir,  BP3-B 


SPE 

Spell'man,  sP*-Z.-Mn 
Bpence,  Bfus* 
Bpen'cer,  eP*-Ns-K 
Sper'ry,  8P*-/i 
Sphinx,  6F3-NG-Es  (sFn» 

Es) 

Spi'cer,  sP'-sR 
Sping'ler,  sP*-NG-Gl-B 
Spinola,  sP2-Nl 
Spino'za,  sPn*-Z 
Spitzberg'en,     sPt3-zBr- 

Gn 

Spof  ford,  sP'-Frd 
Spoon'er,  sPs-Nr 
Spotts,  sPtsi 
Spottsylva'nia,    sPt*-si- 

V  N 

Bprague,  sPr*-G 
Spratt,  sPrt 
Spriggs, 
Spring,  s 

Spring'er,  sPr*-NGr 
Spring'fleld,   sPr«-NG-F 

Ld 

Sproul,  sPr1-!, 
Spruce,  sPrs3 
Spurz'heim,  sP3-Rtz-H-M 
Spuy'ten    Duyvel,  sP1- 

Tn-D-Vl 

Squam,  sKwi-M 
Squier,  sKw-Ri 
Squires,  sEw-Rzi 
Staats,  stTsi 
Stack,  BtEi 
Stack'pole,  stK-P>-L 
8tael,6tL» 
Stafford,  BT'-Frd 
Stamboul',  stM-Bl* 
Stam'ford,  stM-Frd1 
Stand'ish,  sTud»-SH 
Stan'field,  sTni-F-Ld 
Stan'ford,  sTn'-F-fid 
Stan'hope,  sT'-N-P 
Stan'ley,  sTi-Nl 
Stans'bury,  sT»-Nz-B-B 
Stan'ton,  sTnti-N 
Stan'wix,  sTn'-W-Ks 
Sta'ples,  «T*-Plz 
Sta'pleton,  sT»-Pl-Tn 
Stark,  stR'-K 
Stark'ey,  stRi-K 
Stark' weather,    stR'-K- 

Wdhr  (stR>-Kwdhr) 
Starr,  stRi 
State  Line,  stT^-in 
Staten  Island,  stTn'-Lnd 
Staun'ton,  sTnt>-N 
Stearns,  stRuz* 
Steb'bins,  stBnz* 
Sted'man,  stD-Mn 
Steele,  etL3 
Steers,  stRz' 
Stein, sTni 

Stein'berg,  sTn'-B-JZ-G 
Stein'way,  sTn'-W 
Stel'la,  BtL2 
Sten'tor,  sTntr* 
Ste'phen,  stVn1 
Ste'phens,  stYnz' 
Steph'enson,  stV«-Na-N 


324                                TAL 

Sterling,  stR2-i-NG 

Suffolk,  sF=-E 

Stern  or  Sterne,  BtRn* 

Sug'ar  Loaf,  SW-Gr-L 

Stet'son,  BtT8*-N 

Sug'den,  sG-Du2 

Steu'ben,  stBn» 

Sullivan,  si«-Vn 

Steuben',  BtBn* 

Sully,  sL* 

Stevens,  stVnz*   . 

Buma'tra,  sM-Tr1 

Stevenson,  stva-Ns-N 

Sum'merneld,    sM-fi*-F- 

Stew'art,  BT'-Rt  (stRt3) 

Ld 

Stick'ney,  stE«-N 

Sum'mers,  sM-Rz* 

Stiles,  st/.z1 

Bum'ner,  8M2-Nr 

Still'man,sti3-Mn 

Sum'ter,  sMtr2 

Still  Water,  6t£3-Wtr 

Sun'bury,  sN-Bs-« 

Still'well,  stL3-Vfl 

Sun'derland,  sNdr-ind* 

Btimp'son,  BtMs*-N 

Sun'ny  Side,  sXs2-D 

Sti'ner,  sT'-Nr 

Supe'rior,  sP3-£  R 

Stin'son,  sT^Ns-N 

Surinam',  sfin1-!! 

Stirling,  stR2-£-NG 

Sur'ry,  sfi2 

Stitt,  BtT* 

Su'san,  sZn3 

Sto'bo.  6tB« 

Susan'nah,  sZ>-N             • 

Stock'bridge,  stE-Br>-J 

Susquehan'nah,  sS'-Ew- 

Stock'holm,  stE'-Hl-M 

H-l 

Stock'ton,  stK-Tn» 

Sus'sex,  Ss2-Es 

Stock'weU,  stE-Wli 

Sutherland,  sDHrs-ind 

Stod'dard,  sT'-Drd 

Sut'ton,  s'i'n- 

Stok'er,  6tEr» 

Suwa'nee,  sW-N 

Stokes,  stEs* 

Suydam',  sD'-M 

Stone,  sTn* 

Swa'bia,  sW^-B 

Ston'ington,  sTn*-NG-Tn 

Swack'hamer,  BW^E-H- 

Sto'rer,  stR2-R 

Mx 

Storm,  stR'-M 

Swain,  sWn* 

Storms,  stRi-Mz 

Swamp'scott,  sW1-Ms-Et 

Storrs,  stRzi 

Swan,  sWn1 

Sto'ry,  stR* 

Swart'  wout,  sW^fit-wT 

Stough'ton,  stTn'or* 

Ewayne,  sWn* 

Stout,  stTi 

Swe'den,  sWds-N 

Stout'enburg,  stTni-B-fi- 

Swe'denborg,     sWd'-N- 

G 

Br-G 

Stowe,  sl» 

Swee'ney,  sW3-N 

Stow'ell,  sT2-L 

Sweet,  sWt3 

Stra'bo,  sTr*-B 

Sweet'ser,  sWts'-R 

Straf'ford,  sTi^-Frd 

Swift,  swFt3 

Btra'han,  sTr^N 

Swin'ton,  sWn3-Tn 

Strang,  sTr'-NG 

Switzerland,     BWtz»-B- 

Stras'bourg,  sTr'-zB-fi-G 

/.nd 

or  sTH-zB  R 

Byd'enham,  sD3-N-M 

Stras'burg,  sTr'-sB-R-G 

Byd'ney,  sDa-N 

Strat'ford,  sTrt'-Frd 

Bykes,  sEs1 

Strat'ton,  s'i'r^Tn 

Byl'ran,  s^3-Vn 

Strauss,  sTrs1 

Sylva'nus,  sL2-V-Ns 

Street,  sTrt» 

SylTest'er,  s//2-Vstr 

Street'er,  sTrtr3 

Sy'pher,  sFr1 

Strickland,  sTr3-Elnd 

Syr'acuse,  sR3-Es 

String'er,  sTr'-NGr 

Syria,  sR3 

Strong,  sTr>-NG 

Stryk'er,  sTr'-Er 
Stu'art,  sX'-Rt  (stRt3) 

T. 

Stu'ber,  stBr« 

Stud'ley,  stD2-L 

Ta'ber,  T*-Br  ' 

Stud'well,  6tD2-Wl 

Ta'berg,  T2-Br-G 

Stur'ges,  stK*-  Jz 

Tab'itha,  Ti-B-TH 

Sturgis,  stB2-J8 

Ta'ble  Rock,  T^-Bl-S-K 

Stur'tevant,  sT'-Kt-Vnt 

Tacitus,  Ts'-Ts 

Stutt'gart,  stTsorS-Grt 
Stuy'vesant,  stVsl-Nt 

Tag-gart,  T«-Grt 
Taglio'ni,  TS-L-N 

Styles,  st/xz1 

Ta'gus,  T2-Gs 

Styx,  stEs3 

Tahi'te,  T*-H-T 

Sua'bia,  sW2-B 

Tain'tor,  Tntr" 

Sue,  8^ 

Tait,  Tt* 

Su'ez  or  Suez',  8»or*-Z 

Tal'bot,  T'-L-Bt 

Sui'lern,  sF*-fin 

Tal'cott,  T^-L-S.-T 

TAL 

Tal'fourd,  T>-Z--Frd 
Tal'iat'erro  (tol'eTer),  T1 

L-Vr 

Tallahas'see,  Tl'-H-S 
Tallapoo'sa,  T»-Z,-P-8 
Tal'leyrand,  Tl-L-Rn& 
Tall'madge,  Tli-M- J 
Tam'many,  T'-M-N 
Tam'many  Hall,  TJ-M-N 

HI 

Tampi'co,  T»-M-P-E 
Ta'ney,  T»-N 
Tangiere',  T8  N-Jp 
Tan'ner,  T'-Nr 
Tappahan'nock,      T1-!* 

Hii-K 

Tap'pan,  Ti-Pn 
Tap'scott,  T^P-sKt 
Tar'rytown,  T'-fi-Tn 
Tar'shish,  T^/S-SH-SH 
Tar'sus,  1l-Rsa 
JL &r  tflrxiSj  \L *- _/£-.!•./[ s 
Tas'so,  T1  S 
Ta'tham,  T2-TH-M 
Taun'ton,  Tn>-Tn 
Tav'istock,  TJ-Vs-T-K 
Taylor,  T2-i-B 
Taze'well,  T2-zW-X, 
Tecum'seh,  T2-K-M-8 
Tehuantepec',  Xwn2-T-P- 

E 

Telem'achus,  Tl«-M-Es 
Tem'ple,  T"-M-P1 
Tem'pleton,  T*-M-Pl-Tn 
Ten'broeck,  T*-N-Br-K 
Teneriffe',  T»-Nr-F 
Teneyck',  T^N-K 
Tennessee',  T3-N-S 
Ten'ney,  T2-N 
Ten'nyson,  T2-Ns-N 
Terpsich'ore,  Tr«-P-sE-/J 
Ter'ra  del  Fuego,  T2-B- 

D-i-F-G 

Terre  haute',  Tr2-Ht 
Ter'rill,  T*-Rl 
Ter'ry,  T2-K 

Terwil'liger,  TrS-W-Z-Gr 
Tex'as,  T'^-Kss 
Thack'eray,  THi-Kr 
Thad'deus,  TH>-Ds 
Thal'berg,  T«-Z,-Br-G 
Thames,  T2-Mz 
Thatch'er,  THi-CHr 
Thay'er,  TH»-B 
Thebes,  TH3-Bz 
The'obald,    TH»-Bld    or 

T^-Bld 

Theodo'ra,  TH«-D-B 
The'odore,  TH»-Dr 
Theoph'ilus,  THi-Fls 
There'sa,  T'-R-B 
Thessaloni'ca,    THi-s£- 

N-K 

Thibaut',  T«-B 
Thib'et,  T3-Bt 
Thierry',  1*-R 
Thiers',  T2-B 
This'be,  THz«-B 
Thorn,  T!-M 
Thom'as,  T>-M» 


325 


TUN 


Thomp'son,  Ti-Ms-N 

Tope'ka,  T3-P-K 

-  Thor'burn,  THri-Brn 

To'phet,  Tf2-T 

Thoreau',  TH'-fi 

Top'ping,  T^P-NG 

Thorn'dyke,  THrni-D-K 

Toron'to,  TJ-^-N-T 

Thome,  1Hl-Ru 

Torqua'to,  Tr'-Kw-T 

Thorn'ton,  TH'-fint-N 

Tor'rey,  1^-R 

Thorpe,  THi-«-p 

Tortu'ga,  TS-^-T-G 

Thor'waldsen,       THr^- 

Tot'ten,  T!-Tn 

•      Wlds-N 

Tou'cey,  T^S 

Thouvenel',  Tv«-N-L 

Toulon',  T*-Ln 

Thrace,  THrs» 

Toulouse',  T3-is 

Throck'morton,  THr^K. 

Tourain',  T'^-fin 

M-fi-Tn 

Tours,  Ta-K 

Thurber,  THr«-Br 

Toussaint'       L'Ouver* 

Thurlow,  THr2-Z 

ture',  Tsi-jv  /,3-Vrtr 

Thur'man,  THr«-Mn 

Tower,  X'-K 

Thurs'ton,  THrs^-Tn 

Towle,  T"-L 

Tib'bals,  T3-Blz 

Town,  Tn' 

Ti'ber,  T«-Br 

Town'drow,  TJ-N-Dr 

Tib'et,  T8-Bt 

Town'ley,  T'-Nl 

Tice,  Ts> 

Towns'end,  T'-Nz-Nd 

Tick'nor,  T«-K-Nr 

Towns'hend,  T!-Nz-Nd 

Ticondero'ga,    T*-Kndr-  Tra'cy,  Tr2-  S 

G 

Trafalgar'  or  Trafal'gar, 

Tidioute',  T^-D-T 

Tri-Fl-Gr 

Tie'man,  T3-Mn 

Train,  Trn2 

Tiffany,  Tf'-N 

Train'or,  Tr2-Nr 

Tighe,  T1 

Trail,  Tr!-L 

Ti'gris,  T^Grs 

Transylva'nia,  Tr2  sL-V- 

Til'den,  T3-i-Dn 

N 

Til'ford,  T»-Z-Frd 

Trapha'gen,  Tr2-p-H-Gn 

Til'ley,T«-Z 

Trask,  Tr^sK 

Till'inghast,  T*-Z-NGst 

Traut'man,  Trt'-Mn 

Til'lotson,  T*-^ts-N 

Trav'ers,  Tr>-Vrs 

Til'lou,  T*-L 

Trav'is,  Tr'-Vs 

Til'ton,  T3-i-Tn 

Tray'nor,  Tr2-Nr 

Timbuc'too,  Ta-M-B-K-T 

Tread'well,  Trd=-Wl 

Tim'othy,  T3-M-TH 

Tremaine',  Tr2-Mii 

Timp'son,  T^-Ms-N 

Tremont'  or  Trem'ont^ 

Tin'dall,  Tn»-D-L 

Trior2-Mnt 

Tintoref  to,  Tn«-T-«-T 

Trench,  Tr2-N-CH 

Tio'ga,  T^G 

Trent,  Trnt^ 

Tippecanoe',  T«-P-K-N 

Tren'ton,  Tr2-N-Tn 

Tippera'ry,  T2-Pr-B 

Treves,  Trvz3 

Tis'dale,  Tz'-Di 

Trez'zo,  Trt2-Z 

Tissot',  T2-S 

Triest',  Tr2-St 

Tit'comb,  Tt»-K-M 

Trim'ble,  Tr^-M-Bl 

Ti'tian,  Tshn* 

Trinidad',  Tr>-N-Dd 

Ti'tus,  Ti-Ts 

Trin'ity,  Tr^-N-T 

Ti'tusville,  T»-Ts-Vl 

Trip'ler,  Tr3-Pl-R 

Tiv'oli,  T3-V1 

Tri'poli,  Tr3-P-Z 

Tobi'as,  TJ-Bs 

Tri'ton,  Tri-Tn 

To'bin,  T*-Bn 

Trol'lope,  Tr'-Z-P 

Tobolsk',  T»-B-Zs-K 

Trot'ter,  Trtr1 

Tocque'ville,  T'-K-V-L 
Todd,  Ti-D 

Trow,  Tr« 
Trow'bridge,  Tr*-Br-J 

Tole'do,  T3-i-D 

Troy,  Tr» 

Tom,  T»-M 
Tombig'bee,  T*-M-B-G-B 
Tom'linson,  T>-M-X.-Ns- 

Trues'dell,  Trz^-DI 
Trull,  Tr2-L 
Trum'bull,  Tr2-M-Bl 

N 

Tru'ro,  TrV-R 

Tomp'kins,  T^M-Knz 
Tomp'son,  T'-Ms-N 

Try'on,  Tr'-N 
Tu'bal-cain,  T»-Bl-Kn 

Tonawan'da,  TJ-N-Wn-D 

Tuckahoe',  T2-K-H 

Ton'quin,  T'-N-Kwn 
Took'er,  T»-Kr 

Tuck'er,  T2-Kr 
Tuck'erman,  T'-Kr-Mn 

Too'ly,  T»-Z, 

Tu'dor,  T»-Dr 

Toombs,  TJ-Mz 

Tufts,  Tfs* 

Toorkistan',  Tri-Ka-Tn 

Tul'ly,  1*-L 

Toor'komans,  Tr^K-Mnz 

Tu'nis,  T8-Ns 

TUO 

Tuo'mey,  T8-M 
Tup'per,  T2-Pr 
Turcoma'nia,  Tr»-K-M-I 
Turin',  T*-Rn 
Tur'key,  T2-«-K 
Turkistan',  Tr^-Ks-Tn 
Turn'bull,  T^-ien-B-L 
Tur'ner,  T»-fin-K 
Tur'pin,  T-fi-Pn 
Tuscaloo'sa,  TS-sK-i-8 
Tus'cany,  T2-sK-N 
Tuscaro'ra,  T*-8K-.R-.R 
Tut'hill,  T2-T1 
Tuf  tie,  T*-T1 
Tweed,  Tw"-D  (Twd3) 
Tweed'y,  Tw3-D 
Twiggs,  Tw3-Gz 
Tyler,  H-i-B 
Tyn'dall,  T»-N-D-L 
Tyng,  T3-NG 
Tyre,  T'-R 
Ty'ro,  T>-B 
Tyrol,  T3-.R1 
Tyrone',  T2-.Rn 
Tyr'rell,  T2-K1 
Ty'son,  Ts»-N 


326 


VUL 


u. 


Ull'man,  L2-Mn 
Ulm,  L2-M 
Ul'ster,  I,str2 
Ulys'ses,  Y3-isz 
Umba'gog,  M-B2-G-G 
Unadil'la,  Y^-N-D-Z 
Un'derhill,  Ndr2-Hl 
Un'derwood,  Ndr-Wd* 
Undine',  N-Dn* 
U'pernavik,  Pr«-N-V-K 
Up'ham,  Pa-M 
TJp'john,  P2-Jn 
Up'son,  Ps^-N 
Up'ton,  P2-Tn 
U'ral,  R8-L 
TJra'nus,  Y2-.R-Ns 
TJr'ban,  R2-Bn 
Uri'ah,  Y'-S 
TJrq'uhart,  R2-K-Bt 
Ur'sula,  Rs2-i 
Uruguay',  Ri-Gw 
U'tah,  Y3-T 
U'tica,  Yt3-K 
Ut'ley,  T2-L 
U'trecht,  Y»-Tr-K 


V. 


Vail,  va-L 

Valas'quez,  Vls1-K-TH 
Valen'cia,  V»-in-SH 
Valenciennes',       \*-L- 

Ns-X 

Val'entine,  V>-Znt-N 
Vallan'digam,    VH-N-D- 

G-M  (Vlndi-G-M) 
Valparaiso,  Vl»-Pr-Z 
Van  Al'len,  Vi-Nln 
Van  Als'tine,  Vi-Nls-Tn 


van   ^.m'Durg,    vn'-M 
Br-G 

van  vvycK',  vn'-w-a 
Van  Zandf  ,  Vni-Zn* 

Van   Ars'dale,    V»-Nrz 

Va'rian,  \*-Rn 

D-L 

Var'ick,  V«-fi-K 

Van  Brunt',  V*-N-Brnt 

Varn'um,  V^fln-H 

Van  Bu'ren,  Vn'-B-^n 

Vas'sar,  Vsi-R 

Van  Bus'kirk,    Vn2-Bs 

Vattel',  Vt'-L 

Kr-K 

Vaughan,  Vn1 

Van  Camp,  VnJ-K-M-P 

Vaux,  Vi-Ks 

Vance,  Vns1 
Van    Cort'landt,    Vni  : 

Vec'chi,  V»-K 
Ved'der,  Vdr« 

Krt-Znt 

Veed'er,  Vdr* 

Van  Cott',  Vni-Kt 

Ve'ga,  V3-G 

Vancou'ver,  Vn3-K-Vr 

Velpeau',  V1Z-P 

Vanda'lia,  V*-NJD-Z 

Venan'go,  Vni-NG-G 

Van'denhoff,  Vndi-N-F 

Vendome',  Ynd»-M 

Van'derberg,     Vndr«-B 

Vene'tia,  \n*-SH 

R-Gr 

Venezuela,  V3-Nz-W-£ 

Van'derbilt,    Vnd>-fi-B 

Ven'ice,  v^-Ns 

Lt—  So    written   to   dis 

Ve'nus,  V3-Ns 

tinguish  it  from  Vander- 

Ve'ra  Cruz,  V2-B-Krz 

poel,  which  see. 

Vergennes',  Vrs-Jnz 

van'derburgh,  Vndr'-B- 

Verme'jo,  Vr2-M-H 

R-Gr 

Van'derhoff,  Vndi-fl-F 

Vermil'ye,  Vr3-Ml-T 
Vermont',  Vr'-Mnt 

Van'derpoel,  Vndr'-P-L 

Vern'am,  V'-Bn-M 

Van'dervoort,  Vndr^V 

Ver'non,  Vr2-Nn 

Rt 

Vero'na,  V2-^-N 

Van'der  "Weyde,  Vnd1- 

Verplank',  Vr'-Pln-B. 

R-VfD 

Versailles',  Vrs*-Lz 

Van'deveer,  VndJ-V-R 

Ve'sey,  V3-Z 

Van'dewater,  Vnd'-Wtr 

Vespuc'ci,  Vs*-Pt-CH 

Van  Die'men's,  V^N-D- 

Ves'ta,  Vs2-T 

Mnz 

Vesu'vius,  Vs3-Vs 

Van  Dorn,  V'-N-D-«n 

Vevay,  va-V 

Vandu'sen,  V»-N-Dz-N 

Vib'bard,  V^-Brd 

Vandyck',  V>-N-D-K 

Vicks'burg,  V*-K-sBr-G 

Vane,  Vn2 

Vic'tor,  Va-K.tr 

Vanhoe'sen,  Vn^-Hz-N 

Victo'ria,  V2-K-T-JZ 

Vanhorn',  Vn>-H-fin 

Vie'le,  V3-Z 

Vanhout'en,  Vn'-H-Tn 

Vien'na,  V2-N 

Vankirk',  V2-N-Kr-K 

Vi'go,  V-G 

Van  Name',  Vn«-N-M 

Villafran'ca,      V^Z-Ft 

Van  Ness',  Vn2-Ns 

NG-K 

Van  Nest',  Vn2-Nst 

Vincennes',  V*-Ns-Nz 

Van  Nort,  Vni-N-Rt 

Vin'cent,  V3-Ns-Nt 

Van  Nos'trand,   Vni-N- 

Vin'ci,  V3-N-CH 

sTrnd 

Vine'land,  Vn'-ind 

Van  Note',  Vn2-Kt 

Vin'ton,  V3-N-Tn 

Van  Or'den,  Vn'-iZ-Dn 

Virgin'ia,  Vr'-J-N 

Van  Pelt',  Vn2-P-Lt 

Virgin'ius,  Vr3-J-N» 

Van  Bens'selaer,  Vn2-fi- 

Vir'tue,  Vr2-CH 

si-R.    See  Rensselaer. 

Vito'ria,  V«-T-B 

Van  Bi'per,  Vn^fi-Pr 

Vivian,  V3-Vn 

Van  Sant'voort,   V^Ns- 

Vo'gel,  V2-G1 

Nt-V-Bt 

7o'gelsang,  Va-Gls-NG 

7"an  Schaiok',  Vns'-K-K 

Vogt,  Vt2 

7"an  Sic'len,  Vns3-K-in 

Vol'ga,  Vi-i-G 

Van  Tas'sel,  Vi-N-Ts-L 

Vol'ney,  VH-N 

Van  Tine',  V'-N-Tn 

Voltaire',  V1«-T-R 

Van  Valk'enburgh, 

Voor'hees,  V3-^z 

Vn>-V-Kn-B-fi-G 

Vose,  Vs2 

Van  Vech'ten,  Vn2-V-K- 

Vosges,  V2-ZH 

Tn 

Vought,  Vt2 

Van  Vleck',  Vn2-V-Z,-K 

Vre'denburgh,    Vr«-Dik 

Van  Vlief.  Vn'-V-Zt 
Van  Voor'nis,  Vn3-V-5s 

B-7Z-G 
Vree'land,  Vi«-Znd 

Van  Vorst',  Vn»-V-Rst 

Vries,  Vrz* 

Van  Wink'le,      Vn*-W- 

Vul'can,  Vl2-Kn 

NG-K1                              1 

7ultee',  Vl'-T 

WAB 

W. 


Wa'bash,  Wi-B-SH 
Wach'ter,  W^Ktr 
Waddell',  W«-D1 
Wade,  wD3 
Wads'worth,    Wdzi-Wr- 

TH 

Wag'ner,  WMJ-Xr 
Wag'ram,  W>-Gr-M 
Wag'staff,  Wi-Gs-Tf 
Wain'wright,  W-Nr-T 
Waite,  Wt» 

Wake'fleld,  W-K-F-Ld 
Wake'man,  W2-K-Mn 
Wal'bridge,  WH-Br-J 
Wal'cott,  Wl'-Kt 
Warden,  Vfl-L-Da 
Walden'ses,  Wz-Z,-Dnsz 
Wal'do,  W-Z.-D 
Wal'drou,  Wli-Drn 
Wales,  W»-Lz 
Walk'er,  Wi-Kr 
Wall,  Wl» 
Wallace,  W-La 
Wal'lach,  W-Z-K 
Walla'chia,  wa-Z-K 
Wal'lack,  W«-i-K 
Wal'la   Wal'la,     Wi-Z 

W-L 

Waller,  Wi-Z-B 
Walling,  Wi-Z-NG 
Wal'lingford,  Wi-Z-NG- 

F-jRd 

Wal'lis,  Wi-Zs 
Wal'pole,  WU-P-L 
Walsh,  W^Z-SH 
W^al'singham,  Wl 

M 

Wal'ter,  W>-Ztr 
Wal'ton,  W»-Z-Tn 
Wal'worth,  1 
War'burton, 
W^ard,  Wrd1 
War'dell,  Wr»-Dl 
Ware,  Wr1 
Wa'ring,  W«-fi-NG 
War'ner,  Wr^Nr 
W"ar'nock, 

War'ren,  M    

War'rington,    W'-B-NG- 

Tn 

War'saw, 
War'wick,     W'-fi-K     or 


Wash'burn,  wS 
Washington,  wSH^NG 

Tn 

Wa'terbury,  Wtr'-B-B 
Wa'terford,  Wtri-Frd 
Wa'terhouse,  Wtr^Hs 
Waterloo',  Wtr^-Z, 
Wa'terman,  WtrJ-Mn 
Wa'ters,  Wtrz1 
Wa'terson,  Wtrs^N 
Wa'tertown,  Wt^fi-Tn 
Wa'terville,  Wtr>-Vl 
Watervliet',  Wtr»-Vl-T 


327 

Wat'kins,  Wt'-Knz 
Wa'trous,  W-Trs 
Wat'son,  Wts!-N 
Watts,  Wtsi 
Waugh,  W» 
Wauke'gan,  Ws-K-Gn 
Wa'verly,  W^-Vr-Z 
Way,  W=i 

Way'land,  W«-£nd 
Wayne,  Wn« 
Wea'ver,  W»-Vr 
Webb,  WS-B 
Web'ber,  W»-Br 
We'ber,  W*-Br 
Web'ster,  W'-Bstr 
Weed,  wD3 

Wee'hawken,  W3-H-Kn 
Weeks,  W»-Ks 
Wei'mar,  V>-Mr 
Wein'berg  Wn«-B-.R-G 
Weir,  W3-K 
Weiss,  Ws1 
Weisse,  Ws1 
Welch,  wa-L-CH 
Wel'don,  W*-Z--Dn 
Wel'ler,  W*  X-K 
Welles,  Wlz» 
Wel'lington,    W^-i-NG- 

Tn 

Wells,  Wlz* 
Welsh,  W*-Z-SH 
Wen'dell,        WnS 

(Wnda-L) 
Wendt,  Wnt' 
Went'worth,  Wuf-W-.R- 

IH 

Wer'ner,  Wr»-Nr 
Wes'cott,  Ws'-Kt 
Wes'ley,  Vis*-L 
Wes'son,  Wss-N 
West,  Wst« 
West'cott,  Ws«-Kt 
Wes'tervelt,  Ws«-Tr-Vlt 
West'fleld,  Ws»-F-Ld 
West  Indies,  Ws*-N-Dz 
West'minster,     Ws^-M- 

Nstr 
West'moreland,  Ws«-M 

.Rind 

Wes'ton,  Ws»-Tn 
Westphalia,  Ws>-F-Z 
West  Point,  Ws»-Pnt 
West'port,  Wss-P-fit     • 
Weth'erbee,  Wdhr"-B 
Weth'ersfleld,    Wdhrz»- 

F-Ld 

Wet'more,  Wt»-M-B 
Wey'mouth,  W»-M-TH 
Whar'ton,  hWJ-fl-Tn 
Wheat'land,  Wt*-ind 
Wheat'ley,  Vft*-L 
Wheat'on,  Wt»-N 
Wheel'er,  W8-i-B 
Wheel'ing,  W1*-NG 
Wheel'ock,  W»-i-K 
Wheel'wright,  Wl»-fit 
Whe'lan,  W*-Ln 
Whew'ell  (hu'el),  H-L» 
Whip'ple,  W-P1 
Whit'aker,  Wt»-Kr 


WIN 

White,  hWts 
White'fleld,  Wts-Fld 
White'head,  Wti-Hd 
White'house,  Wti-Hs 
Whites'boro,  Wtsi-B-S 
White'stone,  Wts'-Tn 
Whiffle  Id,  Wts-Fld 
Whit'ing,  Wt!-NG 
Whit'ley,  Wts-Z, 
W^hit'lock,  Wts-i-K 
W^hit'more,  Wt3-M-R 
Whit'ney,  Wt^-N 
Whit'taker,  Wts-Kr 
Whit'tier,hWt3-R 
Whit'tredge,  Wts-B-J 
Wick'liff,  W3-Klf 
Wicks,  W-KS 
Wig'lall,  Ws  G-F-L 
Wig'gins,  W^-Gnz 
Wight,  Wti 
Wight'man,  Wt'-Mn 
Wil'ber,          Wil'bour, 

Wil'bur,  W-Z-Br 
Wil'cox,  Wl3-K-Ks 
Wilde,  Wild,  Wld» 
Wild'er,  WU-Dr  (Wldr1) 
Wi'ley.  W1-!, 
Wil'helm,  W3-i-Hl-M 
Wilkes,  W13-Ks 
Wilkes'barre,  Wl'-Ks-B- 

R 

Wil'kie,  W13-K 
Wil'kins,  WF-Knz 
Wil'kinson,  Wl^- 
Wil'lard,  WF-fl-D 
Wil'lets,  w3-its 
Wil'lett,  Vf3-Lt 
William,  W13-M 
Wil  liamsbridge,     Wl»- 

Mz-Br-J 
Wil'liamsburg,  WH-Mz- 

Br-G 

Williamson,  Wl'-Ms-N 
Wil'liamsport,   Wl»-Mz- 

Prt 
Wil'liamstown,  \Vl'-Mz- 

Tn 
Williman'tic,  Wl>-Mn-T- 

K 

"Willis,  W^-Zs 
Williston.  \V3-Ls-Tn 
W^ill'marth,      WF-M-S- 

TH 

Willoughby,  W3-i-B 
Wil'merding,  Wl3-M-JZd- 

NG 
Wil'mington,       W1«-M- 

NG-Tn 

Wil'mot,  Wl3-Mt 
Wil'na(Rus.),  Vs-i-N 
Wil'sey,  ws-i-8 
Wil'son,  Wls3-N 
Wi'nans,  Wn'-Ns 
Wi'nant,  WnJ-Nt 
Wi'nants,  Wn'-Nts 
Winch'ell,  Wn'  CH-L 
Win'chester,  Wn3-CHstr 
Winck'elmann,  W'-NG- 

Kl-Mn 
Wind'ham,  Wn«-D-M 


WIN 

Wind'sor,  W'-Ndz-B 
Win'fleld,  Wn^F-Ld 
Wing,  W'-NG 
Win'gate,  Wn*-Gt 
Winneba'go,  W*  _  . 
Win'nipeg,  W3-N-P-G 
Winnipiseog'ee 

P-sK 

Wino'na,  W»-N-N 
Winoos'ki,  W3-Ns-K 
Win'ser,  W3-Nz-R 
Win'ship,  Wn3-8H-P 
Wins'low,  W3-Nz-L 
Win'sor,  W»-Nz-R 
"Wins'ton,  W3-Ns-Tn 
Win'ter,  Wntr3 
Win'ter  bottom,    Wntr3- 

Bt-M 

Win'ters,  Wntrz3 
Win'terton,  WntrS-Tn 
Win'throp,  Wnthr^-P 
Wirt,  W2-Rt  (Wrts) 
Wiscas'set,  Wgi-Ks-T 
Wiscon'sin,  Ws^K-Ns-N 
Wise,  Wz> 
With'erell,  Wdhr3-L 
With'ers,  Wdhrz« 
Wohlt'mann,  Wlt«-Mn 
Wol'cott,  Wi3-Kt 
"Wolf,     Wolfe,    Wolff, 

Wol'sey.  ws-£.z 
Wood,  wDa 
Wood'bine,  wD8-Bn 
Wood'bridge,  wI^-Br-J 
Wood'bury,  wD^-B-* 
Wood'ford,  wD^-Frd 
Wood'hull,  wD3(-H)-X, 
Wood'lawn,  wB3-ii> 
Wood'man,  wD3-Mn 
Wood'ruff,  wD3-«f 
Woods,  wDz3 
Wood'side,  wDs*-D 
Wood'stock,  wDs3-T-K 
Wood'ward,  wD3-Wrd 
Wood'worth,     wD3-Wr- 
TH 

Wool,  W13 

Wool'ley,  V?3-L 
Wool'sey,  W3-Z,-S 
Wool'wich,  W3-Z-CH  or 


ZITY 


Wool'worth,    \V8-£-Wr- 
TH 

Tard'ley,  Yrd^-i 
Yates,  Yts* 

\7oon'socket,  W«-Ns-Kt 

Yazoo',  Y»-Z 

Woos'ter,  Wstr3 

Yed'do,  Y»-D 

Worces'ter,  Wstr8 

Yel'verton,  Yl*-Vr-Tn 

"Wor'den,  W*-«-Dn 

Yeo'mans,  Ya-Mnz 

Words'worth,  Wrdz»-W- 

Yer'ba  Bue'na,      Yr!-B« 

RTH. 

BwN 

Worms,  Wrs-Mz 
Wor'thington,  Wrs-DH- 

Yes'so,  Y2-S 
Yonge,  Y*-NG 

NG-Tn 

Yon'kers,  Y*-NG-Krz 

W^oth'erspoon,   Wdhrs*- 

York,  Yr'-K 

Pn 

You'att,  Y3-T 

Wrax'all,  fi«-Ks-L 

You'mans,  Y3-Mnz 

Wray,  R* 

Young,  YS-NG 

Wren,  JKu* 

Young'blood,  Y»-NG-BldJ 

Wright,  fit1 

Youn'ger,  Y*  NG-Gr 

Wuftemberg,    Wrt»-M- 

Youngs,  YS-NGz 

Br  G 

Ypsilan'ti,  P"-si-N-T 

Wyandotte',  W»-N-Dt 

Yucatan',  Y»-K-Tn 

Wy'ant,  W'-N 

Wy'att,  wT> 
Wych'erley,  VT*-GHr-L 

Z. 

Wyck'off,  W»-Kf 

Wyc'liffe,  W*-Klf 

Zabris'kie,  Z»-Br-sK 

Wy'lie,  W1-/; 

Zacche'us,  Zi-Ks 

Wy'man,  Wi-Mn 

Zachari'ah,  Z'-K-/J 

Wynd'ham,  Wn»-D-M 

Zach'ary,  zl-K-R 

Wyn'koop,  Wni-K-P 

Zahn,  Zn» 

Wyo'ming,  W^-M-NG 

Zambeze',  Zs-M-Bz  or  Z* 

Wythe,  wTH« 

M-B-Z 

Zanes'ville,  Z^-Nz-v-L 

X. 

Zanguebar',  Z»-NG-G-Br 
Zan'te,  Zi-N-T 
Zan'zibar,  Z'-N-Z-Br 

Xa'gua,  H»-Gw 

Zea'land,  Z«  £nd 

Xala'pa,  H-/-1-P 

Zeb'edee,  Z'-B-D 

Xantip'pe,  Z3-Nt-P 

Ze'glio,  Z8-G1 

Xav'ier,  Z»-Vr 

Ze'no,  ZS-N 

Xe'nia,  Z3-N 

Zeno'bia,  Z»-N-B 

Xen'ophon,  Z«-N-Fn 

Zeus,  Zs" 

Xime'nes,  H'-M-Nz 

Zeph'yrus,  Z*-Frs 

Xylan'der,  Z'-indr 

Ze'thus,  Z»-THs 

Zim'merman,      Z3-M.  , 

Y. 

Mn 
Zim'ri,  Z3-M-fl 

Zi'on  Z'-N 

Tale,  Yl* 

Zol'likoffer,  Z«-L-K-Fr 

Yan'cey,  Ti-N-S 

Zoroas'ter,  Zl-Ratr 

Yang-tse-Kiang',      Y>- 

Zun'del,  Zns-D-L 

NG-T-sK-NG 

Zu'rich,  YS-.R-K 

Yard,  Yrd» 

Zuy'der  Zee,  Zdr>-Z 

APPENDIX 

OF 

REVISED    OUTLINES. 


ADM 


Absterge',  Bst^-R-J 

Acces'sion,  KssAn2 

A. 

Abster'gent,       Bat*-B- 
Jnt 

Aoces'sional,        KssAn- 
& 

A.  The  word  a  is  written 

Absterse',  Bst^-Rs 
Abster'sion,  Bst'^.Rshn 

Acoost'ing,  Kstng1 
Accusa'tion,  Kzshns 

as  follows  : 

Abster'sive,  Bst'^-Rs-V 

Accus'er,  K-zR3 

1.  By  a  light  dot  just 

Abstraot',         Bstri-Kt, 

Acet'ylene,  !S--T-in 

above  the  line  (in  second 

Bstri-K-Td,  Bstri-Kt- 

Acknowl'edge,     [K-J1, 

position). 

NG 

K-Jd1,  K-JCji] 

2.   By  the  breve  Poid, 

Ab'stract,  Bstr^Kt 

Acknowl'edgraent,  [K- 

which  is  always  struck 

Abstract'edly,  Bstr^K- 

Ji-Mnt] 

downward  when    begin- 

Td-L 

Aclin'ic,  Kln3-K 

ning  a  phrase,  and  usu- 

Abstract'er, Bstr^Ktr 

Acquir'er,  Kw-JR1-^ 

ally,  though  not  always, 
when  joined  after  another 

Ab'stractly,  Bstr^Kt-i 

Abstract'edness,  Bstr1- 

Acquit'tal,  Kwt-L3 
Acquit'tance,  Kwt3-Ns 

word,  as  in  the  phrases  : 

K-Td-Ns 

Actin'ic,  Kt3-N-K 

A  great  deal,  Poid- 

Abstrao'tion,         Bstr1- 

Actin'iform,     Kt-N-F3- 

Grt*-Dl 

Kshn 

R-M  or  Kt-N-F3-M 

A  little,  Poid-Lt3-L 

Abstracti'tious,    Bstr3- 

Ac'tinisrn,  Kt-N-Z^M 

A  man,  Poid-Mn1 

K-T-Sffs 

Actinom'eter,      Kt^N- 

Where  a,  fl^-Poid 

Abstractive,  Bstri-Kt- 

Mtr 

On  a,  N^Poid 

V 

Acute'ness,  K-T3-Ns 

At  a,  TL-Up-Poid  (S. 

Ab'stractness,        Bstr1- 

Ad'amant,  aDLMnt 

C.,  par.  163) 

Kt-Ns 

Adjoin',  Dmn  or  SJn1 

And  a,  Poid-Up-Poid 

Abstruse',  Est^Rs 

Adjudge',  D^-J-J  or  SJ2- 

(Rem.  under  163) 

Abstrusely,  Eats-B-sL 

J 

A.,     as    an    initial   of 

Abstruse'ness,  Bst^JSs- 

Adjusting,   Jst^NG  or 

proper  names,  is  written 

Ns 

Jstng2 

with  a    heavy  dot    just 

Abus'er,  B^-zR 

Admin'ister,          D8-M- 

above  the  line  (in  second 
position). 

Abut'ment,  Bt^Mnt 
Abut'tal,  Bt^L 

Nstr,      DS-M-Nst-Bd, 
D8-M-Nstrng 

Abdom'inal,  Bd^M-Nl 

Abut'ter,  Btr2 

Admin'istrable,    D3-M- 

Above'stairs,  B^-Vstrz 

Aca'dian,  K-Dn2 

Nst-B-Bl 

Ab'sence,  Bsns1 

Accent'ual,            Ks-Nt- 

Admin'istrate,      D3-M- 

Ab'solute,   B3-sLt.    See 

Noid-L2 

Nst-Et 

Obsolete. 

Accent'uate,        Ks-Nt- 

Administra'tion    D^M- 

Absolutely,  B8-sit-i 

Noid-T2,    Ks-Nt-Noid- 

Nst-ZZshn          [D^Ms- 

Absoluteness,    B*«£t- 

Td2,     Ks-Nt-Noid-T2- 

Rahn] 

Ns 

NG 

Administrative,  D«-M- 

Abstain'er,  Bs^T-Nr 

Accent'uation,  Ks^Nt- 

Nst-Et-V    [DS-Ms-Et- 

Absten'tion,  B^t-Nshn 

ushn 

V] 

ADM                             330                              ANN 

Administrator,    D2-M- 

Agnos'tioism,  G-Ns-T1- 

At  an,  Tn1 

Nst-jRtr  [D2-Ms-.Rtr] 

szM 

If  an,  Fn3 

Administra'torship,  D2- 

Agricult'ural,     Gr-Klt- 

On  an,  Nn1 

M-Nst-Etr-SH  [D^-Ms- 

^l2 

4.  By  the  final  n-curl, 

£tr-SH] 

Ailed,  I^-D 

as  in  the  phrases  : 

Administra'trix,  D-2-M- 

Aimlessly,  HL-L&-L 

It  is  an,  Tzn3 

Nst-^tr-Ks  [D^M-Ns- 

Airlsh,  Ri-SH 

That  is  an,  DHzn1 

Ks] 

Alba'nian,  I^-Bn-N 

Anse'mic,  N3-M-K 

Admir'er,  D^l-R-E 

Al'cohousm.    LA-K-H1- 

Ansesthe'sia,     Ns-TH3- 

Admonish,  Di-Mn-SH, 

zM 

Z 

Di-Mn-SHt,       Di-Mn- 

Aldermanlc,   Ldr^Mn- 

Anas'trophe,  Nst-JJ^F 

SH-NG 

K 

An'cestor,  Nss-T^R 

Admon'isher,      DLMn- 

Al'dine,  It-Da. 

Ances'tral,  Nss-T2-^! 

SH-R 

Aleak',  IAK 

An'cestry,  Nss-T^-J? 

Adul'terer,  D*-Lt-E-E 

Alert',  Lrt2 

Anchylo'sis,  NG-K-Z«s2 

Adul'tery,    D*-Lt-E    or 

Alertly,  Lrt^-L 

And.      The    word    and 

Dltf-E 

Alert/ness.  irt'^Ns 

is  written  as  follows  : 

Advan'tage,  [J8] 

Ale'wife,  i^-Thoid-F 

1.  By  a  light   dot  in 

Advanta'geous,  [J3^] 

Ale'wives,  Z^Thoid-Vz 

the  first  position. 

Advanta'geously,  [J8-S- 

Algerine',  L3-3-En 

2.  By  the  breve  Poid, 

L] 

Aliment'al.  i/iiMnt 

as  in  the  phrases  : 

Advanta'geousness, 

Aliun'de,  L^N-D 

And    a,     PoidMJp- 

[J3-S-Ns] 

Alley-way,  i^-Thoid 

Poid 

Advent'uress,  Dv^Ntr- 

All-hallow,  iA-H-Z/ 

And  I  think,   Poid- 

S 

Al'pen,  ZA-Pn 

Roid-TH3 

Advent'urously,     Dv2- 

Al'penstock,   ZA-Pns-T- 

And      the,      Poid1- 

Ntrs-L 

K 

Choid 

Ad'verb,  Dv^-E-B 

Alread'y,  [Z.r1]. 

And     then,      Poid- 

Adverblal-ly,  Dv^E-Bl 

In    first     position    to 

DHn2 

Advert'ence,  D^-Vrt-Ns 

avoid  conflict  with  Well 

3.  By  the  n-hook,  as  in 

Advert'ency,  D^Vrt-N- 

of  the  second. 

the  following  phrases  : 

S 

Alternative,  Z^Trnt-V 

By  and  by,  Bn^-B 

Advert'ent,  D^Vrt-Nt 

Alternatively,  Z-^Trnt- 

Off  and  on,  Fn^N 

Advertise',     Dvl-E-Tz, 
Dv^E-Tzd,  Dv^B-Tz- 

V-L 

Alter'nativeness,      L2- 

Up  and  down,  Pn2- 

NG  [Dzi,  Dzdi,  Dz(')1] 

Trnt-V-Ns  [SVsl 

You     and    I,    Yn8- 

Adver'tisement  or  Ad- 

Aluminium,  L3-M-N-M 

Choid 

vertise'ment,  Dv2  orl- 

Alu'minum,  L3-Mn-M 

4.  Occasionally  by  the 

£-T-zMnt[D2ori-zMnt] 

Alve'olar,  L*-V-L-R 

final  n-curl,  as  in  the  fol- 

Advertis'er     Dv^-E-T- 

Am'azon,  Mzn1 

lowing  phrases  : 

zR  [Di-zRl 

Ambas'sador,  M-Bsd^R 

Fuss    and    feathers, 

JEne  id,  N-D8 

Ambas'sadress,          M- 

Fsn^Fthrs 

Ae'rial,  R3-L 

Bsdi-.Rs 

Less  and  less,  Zsn2- 

Affec'tionate,  F^Kshn- 

Ambi'tious,  M-B8-vSHs 

Ls 

T 

Ameliorate,     aMl-J?t3, 

Anew',  aNS-Choid 

Affec'tionately,          F2- 

aMKRS-Td,     aMl-Et8-  Angelica,  N-J^L-K 

Kshn-T-L  (A.  P.,  par. 

NG 

An'gelus,  N-J^is 

864) 

Amelioration,         aMl- 

Ango'ra,  N-G-J?2 

Affirm',  Fr^M,  Fr^Md, 

Jishn2 

Anhela'tion,       N-Toid- 

Fr^-M-NG 

Ameliorative,  aMl-Et3- 

Z«hn2 

Afflrm'able,  Fr^M-Bl 

V 

Anhy'drous,      N-Toid- 

Affirm'ance,  Fr^-Mns 

Amper'age,  M-Pr2^ 

Drsi 

Afflrm'ant,  Fr^-Mnt 

Ampere',  M-Pr2 

An'iline,  N-Ln1 

Affirma'tion,  Fr'^Mshn 

An.  The  word  an  is  writ- 

Annexa'tionist,        N2- 

Afflrm'ative,  Fr2-Mt-V 

ten  as  follows: 

KssAn-St 

Affirmatively,   Fr-2-Mt- 

1.  By  a  light    dot  in 

Anniver'sary,  [Vrs2-J2] 

V-L 

the  first  position. 

Announce',  Nns1 

Affirm'er,  Fr^Mr 

2.  By  the  breve    Poid 

Announce'ment,  Nns1- 

Afghan,  F^Gn 

(rarely). 

Mnt 

Afloat',  Fl^T 

3.  By  the   n-hook,  as 

An'nual,  N-Noid-L1 

Agnos'tic,  G-Ns-T^K 

in  the  phrases  : 

An'nually,  N-ZA 

ANO 


331 


AVA 


Anomalistic,  N-M-ist8- 

Appor'tion,      Pi-Bshn, 

If  they  are,  Fdhr8 

K 

P^-Bshnd,  P^Bshn-ng 

That       they       are. 

Anoth'er,  Ndhr1.   Writ- 

Appor'tioner,  P^-Bshn- 

DHdhri 

ten  in  first  position  to 

R 

Unless      they      are, 

distinguish  it  from  No 

Appor'tionment,       P1- 

Nlsdhr2 

other.     Another  is  also 

Bshn-Mnt 

Aright,  B!-T  or  Rit1 

written  by  the  n-hook 

Ap'posite,  aPz^T 

Aris'en,  Rzn3 

and  lengthening  prin- 
ciple combined,  as  in 

Apposi'tion,  aPzs^n1 
Appriz'er,  Pr^-zR 

Arresting,  Rstng2 
Arriving,  Bv1-ng 

the  following  phrases  : 
At  another,  Tndhr1 
In  another,  Nndhr8 

Approba'tion,  Pr^Bshn 
Approx'imate,  aPri-K- 
sMt,      aPri-K-sM-Td, 

Ar'senal,  Rsn^i 
Ar'senic,  Rsn^K 
Ar'son,  Rsn1 

On  another,  Nndhr1 

aPri-K-sMtC) 

Artifi'cial-ly,       [Rt3-F- 

Still  another, 

Approxima'tion,    aPr2- 

8H\ 

st-Lndhr3 

K-sMshu 

Artifi'cialness,     [Bt3-F- 

Antagonistic,   [Nta-Gs- 

Apt,  Pt1 

fiBT-Ns] 

K] 

Aqua'rian,  Kw-En2 

Artisan,  Rtzn1 

Ante'rior,  N-T^B-B  or 

Ar'bitrary,  Ri-Bt-R-R 

Asep'tic,  S'-^Pt-K 

Nt-jRr1 

Ar'bitrate,      R^Bt-Bt, 

A'sian,  SHn2 

Anthologlcal,    N-TH1- 

Ri-Bt-B-Td       Ri-Bt- 

A'siatic,  SH1-T-K 

i-J-Kl  [N-THi-J-Kl] 

Rt-NG 

Asphyxiate,  S3-F-Ks-T, 

Anthol'ogy,  N-TH^IrJ 

Arbitra'tion,         R^Bt- 

S3-F-Ks-Td,    S3-F-Ks- 

[N-THi-J] 

Rshn 

T-NG 

An'thrax,  Nthr^Ks 

Arbitrator,  Ri-Bt-Etr 

Asphyxia'tion,        S^-F- 

Anticonta'gious,       Nt- 

Ar'bitratrix,  Ri-Bt-Etr- 

KssAn 

Knt-Js2 

Ks 

Assas'sin,  Ssn1 

Antima'son,  N-T^Msn 

Ar'bitress,  R^Bt-Es 

Assem'ble-y,  [S'^-M] 

Antima'sonry,       N-T2- 

Arca'dian,  R2-K-Dn 

Assem'bling,  [S^A^')] 

Msn-B 

Archseol'ogy,  [R^K-J] 

Assigns',  Snz1 

Antipapistlo,       Nt-P3- 

Archbish'op,  [R3-CH-B] 

Assisting,  Sstng3 

Pst-K 

Archltect'ural,    [R'^K- 

Assuage',  S^Soid-J,  S2- 

Antipestilen'tial,      Nt- 

T] 

Soid-Jd,  S^oid-J-NG 

Ps^T-Ln-SHl 

Are.    The  word    are  is 

Assuage'ment,  S'^-Soid- 

Antiphlogis'tic,    N-T8- 

written  as  follows  : 

J-Mnt 

Fl-Jst-K 

1.    Standing  alone    or 

Assyrian,  S3-JRn 

Antiph'ony,  N-TfS-N 

commencing  phrases,  by 

Astir',  St^-R 

Antiphras'tic,        N-T1- 

B1;  thus, 

Atax'ia,  Ti-K^S 

Frst-K 

Are,  B1 

A'theism,  TH^zM.  See 

Antis'trophe,  N-Tst8-^- 

Are  they,  B^-DR 

Theism. 

F 

Are  all,  Bll 

A'theist,     THst2.     See 

Antitoxin,  Nt-T^Ksn 

Are  we,  JJw1 

Theist. 

A'nybody,  N3-Bd 

Are  you,  By1 

Atheistic,        THst8-K. 

A'nyhow,  N^H  or  N8- 

Are  there,  JRthr1 

See  Theistic. 

ow 

Are  the,  BMDhoid 

Atheistical,    THst8-K- 

A'nyone,  N8-Wn 

2.  In  the  middle  or  at 

L 

A'nything,  N3-NG 

the  end  of  phrases  (when 

Atheist'icaUy,     THst3- 

A'nyway,  N3-W 

mode  3   or  4  cannot  be 

K-L 

A'ny  where,  N8-B 

employed),  by  R  ;  thus, 

At'omizer,  TJ-Mz-R 

A'nywise,  N3-Wz 

There      are      many, 

Atten'uant,  T^N-Noid- 

Apos'trophe,       PstL.R- 

DHrLR-M-N 

Nt 

F 

What  are,  Soid^R 

Atten'uate,  T^N-Noid- 

Apostroph'ic,  Pst^B-F- 

See  Were. 

T,  T^N-Noid-Td,  T2- 

K 

3.   By     the     r-hook  ; 

N-Noid-T-NG 

Apos'trophize,  Patf-B- 

thus. 

Attenua'tton,         T^N- 

Fz,    PstL.R-Fzd,   Pst1- 

Which  are,  CHr2 

ushn  (S.  C.,  par.  408). 

They  are,  DHr2 

Attesting.  aTstng2 

Appendici'tis,    Pnd1-^- 

We  are,  Wr8 

Au'ric,  Ri-K 

Ts 

You  are,  Yr8 

Automobile',  T^M-Bl 

Ap'petizer.  p!-T-zR 

4.  With  preceding  they, 

Availability,  V8-L-Blt 

Applicability,      P18-K- 

by  lengthening  principle, 

Avail'ableness,      V^L- 

Blt 

or  large  loop  ;  thus, 

Bl-Ns  [tBs] 

AVA 


332 


BRO 


Avail'able-ly  V^L-Bl 
Av'enue,  V^N-Ghoid 

Bat'tle-array,  Bti-L-R 
Bat'tle-ax,  Bt^L-Ks 

Bla'zon,  Blzn2,  Biz2  Nd, 
Blz^-N-NG 

Aver'ring,  V2-R-NG 

Bat'tle-door,  Bt^i-Dr 

Blis'ter,     Blstr3,    Blst3- 

Avert',  V^Rt,  V^-R-Td, 

Bat'tlement,         Bt^Lr- 

Rd,  Blstrng3 

V*-Rt-NG 

Mnt 

Blus'ter,   Blstr2,    Blst2- 

Avoca'tion,  V^Kshn 

Bat'tler,  Et^-L-R 

"  «d,  Blstrne2 

Avoid',    Vi-D,    Vi-Dd, 

Becom'ingly,  l^-K.'L 

Blus'lrous,  Blst^Es 

Vi-D-NG.    See  Void. 

Bediz'en,  B3-Dzn 

Boast'mg,  Bstng2 

Avoid'able,  V^D-Bl 

Bee'-hive,    B3-Up-Toid- 

Boat'swain,  Bsn2 

Avoid'less,  V^-D-La 

V 

Bodlei'an,  Bdi-L-N 

Away',   W\   and   some- 

Been, Bn3  ;  also  with  the 

Bois'terous,  BstLl?s 

times    in    phrases    by 

En-curl  turned  on  the 

Bois'terously,     Bst1-^- 

Thoid  or  Sold. 

inside  of  the  Vee  and 

sL 

Awe.    Written    with    a 

Ther  hooks  (S.  C.,  par. 

Bois'terousness,     Bstu 

heavy  dash  in  first  posi- 

336) ;  thus, 

Es-Ns 

tion,    inclined  like   B 

Hay      have      been, 

Bol'sterer,  B'^istr-R 

(Boid1). 

Mvn2 

Bol'stering,  B'^-Lstrng 

Awea'ry,  W^-jR 

They     have     been, 

Bombast'ic,    Bi-M-Bst- 

Aw'ing,  Boid(')1 

DHvn* 

K 

Awe  'struck,   Boid1-sTr- 

Had     there      been, 

Bombast'ically,    BLM- 

K 

Ddhrn1 

Bst-K-L 

Aw'ful-ly,  Boidi-Fl 

Beheld',  B^Hld 

Bo'na  fide,  Bn^F-D 

Az'teo,  Z^T-K 

Behold',  B^Hld 

Bond'holder,         Bnd1- 

Believed',  Blvd3 

Toid-idr 

Belong'ings,  BK0)1 

Bo'reas,  B'^-Bs 

. 

Bemoiat'en,  B^Msn 

Both'ersome,    Bdhr^-S- 

Benefl'cial-ly,  '    [Bn3-F- 

M 

Bacte'ria,  B^-K-T-E 

8H] 

Bot'tle,  Bti-L,  Bt^Ld, 

Bacteriologist,     B*-K- 

Benig'nant,  [B«-N-G] 

Bt^L-NG 

T-fiWst 

Benig'nantly,  [B3-N-Q: 

Bot'tle-green,       Bt^L- 

Bacteriol'ogy,   B^K-T- 

L] 

Grn 

m-j 

Ben'ison,  B^-Nzn 

Bot'tle-holder,     Btf-L- 

Ballasting,  B^Lstng 

Bereav'er,  B3-.Rv-R 

Hldr 

Ballis'tic,  B3-Lst-K 

Bespok'en  [Bs'^-Pn] 

Boun'teously,      BnLT- 

Bank'-acoount,  fii-XG- 

Bestead'  BW-D 

si 

K-K-Nt        [Bi-NG-K- 

Bestrew',  Bst3-,R,  Bst3- 

Boun'tiful-ly,  Bn^T-Fl 

Nt] 

Rd,  Bst3-B-NG 

Boun'tifulness,  Bni-T: 

Bank'note,  [B^NG-Nt] 

Bestrid',  Bst3-jR-D 

Fs 

Bank'rupt.  [Bi-NGr-Pt, 

Bestrid'den,  Bst3-E-Dn 

Boun'ty,  Bn^T 

fi!-NGr-P-Td,          B1- 

Bestride',        Bstf-R-D, 

Boun'tyhood,      BnLT- 

NGi-PtO] 

Bsti-B-D-NG 

Hd 

Bankruptcy,   [B^NGr- 

Bestrode',  Bst--E-D 

Bour'bon,  B3-U-Bn 

S] 

Bestrown',  Bst'2-^?n 

Bra'zen,  Brzn2 

Barbar'ic,  Bra-Br-K 

Biba'cious,  B^B-SHs 

Brazil'ian,  Br^-zin 

Barbar.'ity,  Br^Br-T 

Bi'form,  fii-F-R-M  [B1- 

Brazil'-nut,  BrS-zL-Nt 

Base,    Bs2,  B^-sR,  Bss2- 

F-M] 

Breast'ing,  Brstng2 

T 
Ba'sin,  Bsn2 

Bi'formed,  [B^F-Md] 
Bif  orm'ity,  [Bi-F-M-T] 

Brev'ity,  Brv^T 
Bric'-a-brac,   Br^-K-Br- 

Bas'tard,  Bst^Rd 

Bill'-head,  B3-L-Hd 

K 

Bas'tardize,  Bst^B-Dz, 

Bimet'alism,  B^-Mt-Lz- 

Brick'-yard,  BrS-K-Yd 

Bsti-R-Dzd,      Bst1-!?- 

M 

Brief,       Brf3,      Brf3-R, 

Dz-NG 

Bi'son,  Bsn1 

Br^-Fst 

Bas'tardy,  Bst^ft-D 

Bit,  Bt3,  B3-Td,  BtC)3 

Bright,  Brt1,  Brtr1,  Br1- 

Ba.tina'do,  B^-st-N-D 

Blame'worthiness,  Bl2- 

Tst 

Bast'ing,  Bstng'2 

M-Thoid-DH-Ns 

Brit'tle,  Brt3-L 

Bath'er,  Bdhr2 

Blame'worthy,     Bl^M- 

Brit'tleness,  Brt3-L-Ns 

Bats'ter,  Btsti-R 

Thoid-DH 

Bronchi'tis,  Brni-K-Ts 

Bat'tel,  BtJ-L 

Blast'ing,  Blstng1 

Brood,   Br3-D,  BrS-Dd, 

Bat'teler,  BfrKL-R 

Blath'erskite,           Bl1- 

Br3-D-NG 

Bat'tle,   Bt!-L,   BtJ-Ld, 

DHrs-Kt 

Broth'er,  [Br2] 

Bt!-L-NG 

Blaz'er,  Bl^zR 

Broth'erhood,  [Br^Hd] 

BRO 


333 


COM 


Broth'erly.  [Br2!!,] 

Carafe',  K-Ef1 

Cheer'iness,  CHs-E-Ns 

Brought,  Brt1 

Carbol'ic,  Kr-B^L-K 

Chef,  SH2-F 

Brown'est,  BrnJ-St 

Carbol'ic-acid,      Ki-B^jChinese',  CH;;-Nz 

Brows'er,  Br^R 

L-Ks-D                             Chis'el,  CHz«-L 

Brusque,  Br^-sK 

Carboniferous,         Kr-  Chlo'ral,  K\-H\2 

Bubon'ic,  fii-Bn-K 

Bn3-F-Rs                         Chol'era,  K-Ll-R 

Buck'wheat,          B^-K- 

Carv'er,  Krv-R1                Choos'er,  CHy-zR 

Thoid-T 

Car'-wheel,  Kr-Wl1          Chop'py,  CIl^-P 

Buffer,  Bf^-R 

Case'narden,    Ks-Toid-  Chos'en,  CHzn^ 

Buffet,  B^-Ft  or  W-Y 

jR^Dn                                 Ohris'teii,  Krsir3 

Bun'gle,  B^-NGl 

Cas'tile,  Kst-I/1 

Christiaa'icy,           Krs- 

Bur'lap,  Kr*-L-P 

Oastil'ian,  Kst-in3 

CHnt1  [Ki-iJ 

Burned,  B2-Rnd 

Cast'ing,  Kstng1 

Christol'ogy,  Krst-LM 

Burnt,  B^Rnt 

Cast'-iron,  Ks-TL^n 

Cinch,  sN-CH;J 

Burst'ing,  B^Rstng 

Cas'trate,  Kst-^t1,  Kst- 

Oircas'sian,  sRi-Kshn 

But'ternut,  fit'-kB-Nt 

-K^Td,  Kst-Rti-NG 

Circumja'cent,  [sA'--Js- 

But'tery,  Bt'2-B 

Castra'tion,  Kst-Jfishn2 

Nt] 

Buz'zard,  B'^-zRd 

Cas'trel,  Kst-R^-L 

Circumlocu'tion,    [sR3- 

Buzz'er,  B*-zR 

Castren'sian,      Kst-R2- 

L-Kshn] 

By'-way,  B^Thoid 

Nshn 

Circumscribe',  [sRs1-K- 

Cat'aclysm,  KtJ-Kl-zM 

B,  sRsi-K-Bd,  sRsi-K- 

Catas'trophe,  K-Tsi1-^- 

B-NG] 

. 

F 

Circumstan'tial-ly, 

Cath'ode,  K-THi-D 

[sTni] 

Cabalist'ic,  K-Blst^K 

Cat'tle,  Kt-L1 

Cit'izen,  sTzn3  [sTn3! 

Cabalist'ical,      K-Blst3- 

Cat'tie-guard,      Kt-L1- 

Cit'y-hall.  sT'-Koid-L 

K-L 

Grd 

Clear'ly,  K1-R--L 

Ca'ble-car,  K-Bl2-Kr 

Cat'tle-show,  Kt-Li-.Si  Clin'ic.  Kln;i-K 

Ca'blegram,     K-Bl^Gr- 

Causa'tion,  KzsAn1.  See 

Clois'ter,    Klstr1,    Klst- 

M 

Accusation. 

Rd1,  Klstrn^1 

Cada'ver,  K-D^Vr 

Caus'er,  K-zR1 

Clois'tral.  Klst-fli-L 

Cse'cum,  sK3-M 

Caus'tic,  K!-st-K 

Clos'er,  Kl-zR- 

Cahoot',  K^Ht 

Celes'tial-ly,  [sis2-CH] 

Clus'ter.     Klstr-,    Klst- 

Caledo'nian,  Kl-Dn^N 

Cel'Jist,  CH^-Lst 

Hd-,  Klstrnjr2 

Call  '-skin,  Kfs^Kn 

Cel'lo,  CH^-L 

Coali'tion,  K-Lshn- 

Cal'ligraph,  Kl^Grf 

Cel'luloid,  sL*-L-D 

Coal'-scuttle,     Kl--sKt- 

Cam'bistry,    K-M-Bst1- 

Cer'ebro-spinal,       sR-- 

L 

R 

Brs-P-Nl 

Coal'-yard,  Kl--Yd 

Camp'bellite,  K-M-B11- 

Cessa'tion,  SssAn2 

Coast'ing,  Kstng2 

T 

Ces'tui  QUO  trust,  ssT2- 

Coast'-line,  Kst--Ln 

Campes'trian,        K-M- 

K-Trst 

''oast'wise,  Kst-Wz2 

Pstf-Rn 

Ces'tui  que  use,  ssT'^-K- 

Co'caine,  K--K-N 

Cam'phorated,       K-M- 

Ys 

Cod'flsh,  K-Dfi-.Sfl" 

Fi-i-Td 

Ces'tui  que  vie,  ssT^K- 

Co-exten'sion,  KJ-K-st- 

Ca'naanite,  Kn-N-T2 

V 

Nshn 

Candes'cence,        Knd- 

Ces'tus,  Ss2-Ts 

Co-exten'sive,    K-K-st- 

Sns2 

Chair'man,  CHri-Mn 

Ns-V^ 

Can'dlestick,        K-Nd- 

Changed,  CH^N-Jd 

Cohe'siveness,  K3-Hs  • 

Lsti-K 

Chap'py,  CH!-P 

Vs 

Can'nabis,  K-N-Bs1 

Charged,  CRi-B-Jd 

Coin'age,  Kn-J1 

Canon'icals,  Kn^N-Klz 

Cha'ron,  K-Rri2 

Coin'er,  Kn-R1 

Cantatri'ce,    Kn-T3-Ti~ 

Chartreuse'  SH'^B-Trz 

Collect',  [Kl^-K] 

CH 

Chas'ten,  CHsn2 

Collected,  Kl-K-Td2 

Can'vasser,  Kn-Vs1-^ 

Chas'tity,  CHsti-T 

Collect'ing,  Kl-KC) 

Cap'per  K-Pr1 

Chat'elaine,  SHi-T-Ln 

Collu'sion,  K-/,zhn3 

Capsize',     K-Psz1,      K- 

Chat'tel,  CHti-L 

Coloniza'tionist,        Kl- 

Pszi-D,  K-Pszi-NG 

Cheer,  CH3-R,  CH3-Rd, 

Nza*n-Sta 

Cap'tain,  [K-Pt1] 

CH3-/?-NG 

Colum'bian,  Kl-M-Bn2 

Cap'tainship,       [K-Pt1  : 

Cheer'er,  CU^R-R 

Commina'tion,  ;Nshn2 

SH] 

Cheer'f  ul-ly,  CHrS-Fl 

Commin'atory,     ;  N-T3- 

Cap'tious,  K-Pi-SHs 

Cheer'ily,  CW-E-L 

R 

COM 


334 


CON 


Com  'minute,        !  N-T1, 

Con'duit,  Kn-Dt1 

Conten'tious,      Knt-N- 

JN-Td1,  tlW-NG 

Con'dyle,  Kn-Di-L 

SHs2 

Comminu'tion,  '  Nshn8 

Confess'er,  :  Fs^-JB 

Conten'tiously,  Knt-N- 

Commit',     i  T»,      i  Td3, 

Confess'or,  •  Fe?-R 

8BJ-L 

•  T3-NG 
Commit'ment,  !  T3-Mnt 

Conform',  [!  F^-M,  !  F1- 

Md,  s  FI-M-NG] 

Conten'tiousness,  Knt- 
N-SHs^-Ns 

Commit'tal,  '•  TS-L 

Conformabil'ity,    [5  F1- 

Con'tents  or  Conte  nts', 

Commit'tee,  :  T8 

M-B1-T1 

Knt1  or  2-Nts 

Commod'ity,  i  D^T 

Conf  orm'able-y,     ['  F1- 

Con'test,  i  Tst1  or  Knt- 

Com'modore,  '•  DJ-R 

M-B1] 

Sti 

Communis'tic.    !  Ns-T3- 

Conf  orm'ableness,  [iFL 

Contigu'ity,  Knt-G-T3 

K 

M  :  Bs] 

Contig'uous,  Knt3-Gs 

Com'mutator,  '•  Ttr1 

Conforma'tion,        [i  F1- 

Contig'uously,    Knt-G- 

Com'pany,     '  P2-N  ;    in 

Mshn] 

si3 

phrases         sometimes 

Conf  orm'ity,  ['  TV-T] 

Contig'uousness,  Knt3- 

•with  K;  thus. 

Con'ic,  Kn!-K 

Gs-Ns 

Insurance  Company, 

Con'ical-ly,  KnLKl 

Con'tinence,  Knt^Nns 

Nsa-K 

Con'icalness,      KnLKl- 

Con'tinency,  Knt-N-N- 

Railroad    Company, 

Ns 

S1 

Bl^R-D-K 

Con'ics,  Kni-Ks 

Con'tinent,  KntLNnt 

Mining       Company. 

Con'ic-section,    KnLK- 

Continent'al,   Knt-Nnt- 

Mni-NG-K 

sKshn 

i2 

Compar'er,  '.  P*-R-R 

Consen'sus,  •  sNss2 

Con'tinently,  Knt^Nnt- 

Compar'ison,  '•  P*-jRsn 

Con'sequence,  [sKns1] 

L 

Compen'sable,  !  Pns^-B- 

Con'sequent,  UP-NtJ 

Contin'gency,  [Tn3-J] 

L 

Consequen'tial-ly, 

Contin'uance,      '  Ta-N- 

Com'pensate,    •  Pns^T, 

[sKni] 

Noid-Ns 

5  Pnsi-Td,  i  PnsLT-NG 

Consequen'tialness, 

Contin'uate,         i  T3-N- 

Compen'sative,    '  Pns2- 

[sKn-SH12-Ns] 

Noid-T,    S  T8-N-Noid- 

Tv 

Con'sequently,  [sK-Nt- 

Td,       :  Ta-N-Noid-T- 

Compen'satory,    '  Pns2- 

L1] 

NG 

T-R 

Conserv'atism,       '  sJS2- 

Continua'tion,     '.  T3-N- 

Complement'al,        •  PI2 

Vtz-M 

ushn.    S.  C.,  par.  408. 

5  Mat 

Conserv'atory,   '•  sUvt2- 

Contin'uative,     '.  T3-N- 

Compliment'al,        5  PI2 

R 

Noid-Tv 

t  Mnt 

Conserv'er,  '•  sRv^-R 

Contin'ue,  '.  T3-N-Noid. 

Compos'er,  '•  F^-zR 

Conserving,  i  aR-v-ne2 

i  TS-N-Noid-D,  iT3-N- 

Comprehen'sible,  '•  Pr2-  Consid'erate,     '•  sD^-Rt 

Noid-NG 

Ns-B 

or  '•  sDr^-T 

Continuity,  Knt-N-T3 

Concen'trativeness, 

Consign',             Kn-Sn1, 

Contin'uous,        '.  T3-N- 

'.  sN-Trt2  :Vs 

Kn-Sndi,  Kn-Sn^NG 

Noid-S 

Concer'to,  f  sB^T 

Consignee',  Kn-S3-N 

Contort',  Knt-Rt1,  Knt- 

Conces'sion,  KnssAn2 

Consign'er,  Kn-^-Nr 

J?i-Td,  Knt-Bt^NG 

Conces'sionist,        Kns-  Consign  'ment,     Kn-S1- 

Contor'tion,  Knt-Bshn1 

shn^-St 

Hat 

Contor'tive,  Knt-^t:-V 

Concierge',  S  3J?2-ZH 

Consign'or,  Kn-S^Nr 

Contour',  Knt-R3 

Concis'ion,  KnszAn8 

Con'stat,  Knst-T1 

Contract'ual,    '  Tr^Kt- 

Concus'aion,  Kn^Kshn 

Consterna'tion,  Knstr2- 

Noid-L 

Concus'sive,  Kn-Ks-V2 

Nshn 

Con'troversy,  [Tryi-S] 

Condign',  Kn-Dn1 

Constit'uency,  •  stCH8- 

Contuse',  Knt-Z8,  Knt- 

Condignly,  Kn-Di-Nl 

N-S 

Zd3,  Knt-Z3-NG 

Condign'nesa,  Kn-Dn1- 

Constituent,  5  stCHnt8 

Contu'sion,  Knt-ZHn3 

Ns 

Con'stituter,  !  stTtr1 

Convalesce',       '  V'^-Ls, 

Con'diment,        Kn-D1- 

Conta'gion,  Knt-Jn2 

i  V^Lst,  !  V2-Ls-NG 

Mnt 

Conta'gious,  Knt-Js2 

Con'vent,  Kn-Vnt1 

Condona'tion,     Kn-D2- 

Conta'giously,     Knt-J2- 

Conversa'tional, 

Nshn 

sL 

i  VTSshn*-L 

Condone',  Kn-Dn2,  Kn- 

Conta'giousness,     Knt- 

Conversa'tionalist, 

Dnd2,  Kn-Dn2-NG 

Js^Ns 

i  Vrsshn^Lst  ' 

Condu'civeneas,  '•  Da8  '• 

Con'tent,  Knt^-Nt 

Conversa'tionist, 

Vs 

Conten'tion,  Knt^Nshn 

5  Vnshn't-St 

CON 


335 


DES 


Convulse',            f  Vis2, 

Cris'pin,  Krs-Pn8 

Delight'fulness,      Dlt1' 

i  Vlst2,  f  Vls^NG 

Cross'-over,  Krs-Vr1 

Fl-Ns  [Dlt1  i  Fs] 

Convul'sion,  !  Vlshn2 

Cro'ton,  Kr-Tn2 

Delinquency,          [Dl3- 

Convul'sive,  !  VlsMT 
Convul'sively,  !  Vls^V- 

Crust'ing    Krstng2 
Crys'tal,  Krst-L8 

Kwn-S] 

Delinquent,            [Dl3- 

Xi 

Crys'talline,  Krst-Ln8 

Kwnt] 

Cool,    (a.)   K-L8orKl8, 

Crystalliza'tion,     Krst- 

Deliv'erance,  Dlv3-Ens 

K-Lr8,  K-Lst3 

Z/zsAn2 

[Dins3] 

Cool'-headed,        Kl-H- 

Crys'tallize,     Krst-I/z3, 

Deliv'erer,  D\\*-R-R 

Dd3 
Cool'ly,  Kl-L8 

Krst-izd8,     Krst-I/z3- 
NG 

Deliv'ery,  Dlva-/e  [Dli] 
Demagnetiza'tion,    D2- 

Cool'ness,  Kl^Xs 

Crystallog'raphy,  Krst- 

M  i  TzsAn 

Co-respond'ent,  K-Us1- 

ii-Gr-F 

Demonetiza'tion,      D2- 

Pud-Nt 

Cu'ban,  K-Bn8 

Mn-TzsAn 

Cor'ner,    Krn-R1,  Krn- 

Cu'bature,  K-Btr3  or  K- 

Demon'etize,  Di-Mn-Tz 

Rd1,  Krn-Ri-NG 

B-CHr» 

Den'izen,  D--Nzn 

Corral',  K-RV,  K-flld1, 

Cub'by-hole,  K-B^Hl 

Denun'ciate,        Dn^X- 

K-flli-NG 

CuHs,  K-Lz2 

SHt,       Dn^-X-SH-Td, 

Cor'ridor,  K-R^Dr 

Cult'ure,    Kltr2  or   Kl- 

Dn^N-SHt-XG 

Cory'za,  K-Ri-Z 

CHr2,  Kl-CHrd2,    Kl- 

Denuncia'tion,    Dn'2-X- 

Cost'ing,  Kstng1 

CHr^NG 

SHshn 

Cost'ly,  Kstf-L 

Cus'pidor,  Ks-P^Dr 

Denunciator.      Dn'^-N* 

Cotempora'neously,  K- 

Cut'-out,  Kt^T 

SHtr 

Ti-M-Pr-Ns-L 

Cut'-throat,  Kt2  •  THrt2 

Denun'ciatory,    Dn^X* 

Co-ten'ant  K-Tn^Nt 

Cyclom'eter,sKl1-Mtr 

SH-T-E 

Co-trustee',  K-Trs8-T 
Cot'ton,  K-Tn1,  K-Tnd1, 

Cyolon'ic,  sKlni-K 

Deplor'er,  D^-Pl-R-R 
Deplor'ingly,    D2-P1-.R- 

K-Tni-NG 

XG1 

Cot'tony,  K-TLN 

• 

Depolariza'tion,     D^P- 

Coulomb',  K-Z/i-M 

L-Rzshn 

Counterbal'ance,  Kntr- 

Damna'tion,           D^M- 

Depolarize,  D^-P-ZrJBz 

Bns1 

Nshn.  See  Condemna- 

Derail', D^-Rl 

Coun'terpart,  Kntr-P1 

tion. 

Derail'ment,         D>2-B1- 

Coun'tryman,     Knt-R2 

Dam'son,  DLMzn 

Mnt 

!Mn 

Dash'-pot,  W-SH-Pt 

Deris'ion,     D3-J?zhn    or 

Coun'trymen,    Knt-E2- 

Das'tard,  Dst^Rd 

Drzhn3 

Mn 

Das'tardize,  DstLB-Dz, 

Deriv'able,    IP-JS-V-B1 

Coup  de  grace',    K-D1- 

Dsti-.R-Dzd,     Dat^-R- 

or  Drv!-B-L 

Grs 

Dz-NG 

Deriv'ing,  DLJ2v-ng  or 

Coup  d'etat,  K-D^T 

Das'tardly,  Dst^Rd-L 

Drvi-XG 

Cou'sin,  Kzn2 

Dead'-wood,  Dd^Thoid- 

Descrip'tive,     sKr-Pt3- 

Cov'entry,  K-Vnt2-^ 

D 

V 

Cov'er,  Kv-R2,  Kv-Rd2, 

Deal'ing,  DS-L-NG 

Desicca'tion,  D'^Kashn 

KV-R2-NG  [Kv  in  de- 

Dear'er, D&-R-R 

Destroy',  Dst1-/?,  Dst1- 

rivatives] 

Decales'cenoe,  D^Klsns 

Rd,  Dsti-E-XG 

Cov'ered,  Kv-Rd2 

Declar'ing,       DLK1-R- 

Destroy'er,  Dst1-.R-.R 

Cov'ering,  Kv-R^NG 

NG 

Destructibil'ity,    Dstr8- 

Cov'erlet,  Kv-R^it 

Deer'-hound,         DS-R- 

Kt-Blt 

Coy'ote,  K-T1 

Hnd 

Destruc'tible,  Dstr^Kt- 

Coz'en,  Kzn2 

Deferen'tial,      DP-Rn- 

Bl 

Coz'enage,  Kzn-J2 

SH1  [Df^En] 

Destruc'tion,         Dstr2- 

Crank'y,  Kr^NG-K 

Defl'cient,  Df8-Sflht 

Kshn 

Craps,  Kr-Ps1 

Defl'oiently,  Df8-Sflht- 

Destruc'tionist,     Dstr2- 

Cre'mate,  KrS-Mt,  Kr- 

L 

Kshn-St 

M-Td3,  KrS-MtC) 

Deficit,  Dft-St 

Destruc'tive,  Dstr^Kt- 

Cre'matory,  Kr-Mt-JS8 

Delaine,  D2-Z<n 

V 

Crep'itus  Kr-P^-Ts 

Delicates'sen,      Dl^K- 

Destruc'tively,     Dstr2- 

Crep'on,  Kr-Pn2 

Tsn 

Kt-V-L 

Crest'ing,  Krstng2 
Crestless,  Krat-is2 

Deli'cious,  DS-L-SHs 
Deli'ciouaness.      U'-L- 

Destruc'tiveness, 
Dstr2-Kt-V-Ns  [Dstr2- 

Crim'son,  Kr*-Mzn 

SHs-Ns 

Kt  5  Vs] 

DET 


336 


DUL 


Detest'.  D2-Tst,  D^Ts- 
Td,D2-Tst-NGorDtst2, 

Diacontin'ue,     Ds8  •  T- 
N-Noid 

Distract'ive,    Dstr^Kt- 
V 

Dts2-Td,  Dtstnjr2 

Discontin'uer,    Ds8  •  T- 

Distress',  Dst^Es,  Dst2- 

Detest  'able-y,  Di-Ts-Bl 

N-Noid-E 

Est,  Dsfi-Es-NG 

or  Dtst2-B 

Discontinu'ity,          D8- 

Distressful,  Dst^Es-F- 

Detesta'tion,        D^Ts- 

sKnt-N-T 

L 

Tshn 

Discov'er,      D^Kv-R, 

Distrib'utable,      Dstr8- 

Devel'op,   [Dv^-P,   Dv2- 

D^Kv-Rd,  D^-sKv-R- 

Bt-Bl 

Pt,  Dv*PO)] 

NG  [D^Kv,  D^-sKvd, 

Distrib'ute,      DstrS-Bt, 

Development,    [Dv2-?- 

D'^-sKvC)] 

DstrS-B-Td,         Dstr8- 

Mntl 

Disenfran'chisement, 

Bt(-) 

Devisable,  DvJ-Z-Bl 

Dsi-N-Fr-N-CH-zMnt 

Distributer,  DstrS-Btr 

Devise',  Dyi-Z,  Dvi-Zd, 

Disgust  'ing,  D^-sGstng 

Distribu'tion,        Dstr8- 

Dvi-Z-NG 

Dishon'estly,  Ds^Nst-i     Bshn 

Devis'er,  Dv^Z-R 

Dispen'sative,  D^-sPns- 

Distrib'utive,  DstrMJt- 

Devis'or,  Dv^Z-K 

Tv 

V 

Didst,  [Dst3] 

Dispen'satively,        D2- 

Distrib'utively,     Dstr8- 

Dielec'tric,       [D^L-K- 

sPns-T-Vl 

Bt-V-L 

K] 

Dis'pensator,    DS-sPns- 

Dis'trict,           DstrS-Kt, 

Differen'tial,      Df^En- 

T-R 

DstrS-K-Td,  Dstr3-Kt- 

SH1  [Df*-En] 

Dispen'satory,  D^sPns- 

NG 

Dif  form,  [DfS-F-M] 

T-R 

Dis'trict          Attorney, 

Diffract',         Df^R-Kt, 

Dispropor'tioned,      D2- 

UstrS-Kt-Tr-N 

Dfi-R-K-Td,      DfLR- 

sPr-P-Bshnd 

Distrust',  Dst^Est 

Kt-NG 

Dispropor'tionate,    D2- 

Distrust'ful,  Dst^-Es-F- 

Diffrac'tion,          DfL-R- 

sPr-Pshn-T 

L 

Kshn 

Disremem'ber,   [D'2-sR- 

Disturb',          Dst^E-B, 

Digest',    D^-Jst,    D2-Js- 

M] 

Dst2-E-Bd,  Dst^-E-B- 

Td,  D^st-NG  or  D2- 

Dissatisfac'tion,   [Dss1- 

NG 

Jstng 

TssAnl 

Disturb'ance,     Dst2-^- 

Dig'nified,  [D«-G-Fd] 

Dissect*,    D2-ssKt,    D2- 

Bns 

Dig'nify,  [D3-G-F] 

ssK-Td,  D2-ssKt-NG 

Disturb'er,  Dst^E-Br 

•Dig'nity,  [Da-G] 

Dissec'tion,  D'^-ssKshn 

Di'ver,  Di-Vr 

Dilapidate,      Dli-P-Dt, 

Dissect'or,  D^-ssKtr 

Divert',    Dv^Rt,    Dv2- 

Dli-Pd-Td,  DILp-DtO 

Dissim'ilar,  [D^-ssM] 

E-Td,  Dv2-Et-NG 

Dilapida'tion,       Dl1-?- 

Dissimilarity,  [Di-ssM] 

Divest'ing,  D^Vstng 

Dshn 

Dissipa'tion,  D2-sPashn. 

Divorcee'  Dv3-E-S 

Dilap'idator,  DU-P-Dtr 

See  Deception 

Dob'bin,  D^Bn 

Dim'mer,  D3-M-R 

Distill',  Ds3-T-L,  Ds3-T- 

Doc'tor,  [Dr1].   See  Con- 

Dioc'esan, D1-Ssn 

Ld,     DS3-T-.L-NG     or 

ductor 

Diphtherit'ic,  Df^TH- 

Dsts-i,  Dst3-id,  Dst3- 

Do'ing,  D2-NG 

Et-K 

L-NG 

Dole'fulness,  D^L  '•  Fs 

Dipsoma'nia,    D^P-sM- 

Distill'able,  Ds8-T-I^-Bl 

Dol'ly,  Di-i 

N 

or  Dst^Z^Bl 

Dol'orous,  D^-L-Ra 

Disadvantage,  Ds8^ 

DistiUa'tion,         Ds^T- 

Domina'tion,       U^Mn- 

Disas'ter,  D^Str 

Lshn  or  Dst^-Lshn 

SHn 

Disastrous,  Di-sSt-Es 

DistUl'er,  I)s3-T-i-R  or 

Doubt'ingly,  Dt^NGl 

Disas'trously,  Di-sSt-jR- 

Dst3-L-R 

Down'-stroke,     DnsLT- 

sL 

Distill'ery,     T)ss-T-L-R 

K 

Disas'trousness,  D!-sSt- 

or  V8t8-L-R 

Down'-town,  Dn^Tn 

Es-Ns 

Distinguishing. 

Doxol'ogy,  DLKs-J 

Disbar',  D^B-R 

[Dst(-)3] 

Doz'en,  Dzn2 

Disbud*,  D2-sBd 

Distort',  Dsti-Rt,   Dst1- 

Draw'gear,  DrLG-R 

Discern'ingly,   D^Rn- 

E-Td,  Dsti-Et-NG 

Dri'ver,  Dr^Vr 

NG-L 

Distor'tion,  Dst^Eshn 

Drug'store,  Dr^^-Gst-R 

Discharged',      Ds^CH- 

Distort'ive,  Dsti-Et-V 

Dry'goods-store,     Dr1- 

E-Jd 

Distract',          Dstr^Kt, 

Gdz-str    (S.     C.,    par. 

Discontin'uance,      Ds8 

Dstri-K-Td,  Dstri-Kt- 

310) 

!  T-N-Noid-Ns 

NG 

Du'ces  tecum,    Dss8-T- 

Discontinua'tion,      Ds3 

Distract'er,  Dstri-Ktr 

K-M 

•  T-N-ushn                    jDistrac'tion,  Dstr^Kshn 

DuU'nesa,  D^L-Ns 

DUS 


337 


EXO 


Duat'ing,  Dstng2 

Embez'zlement,  M-Bz2- 

Eudiom'etry,   Noid-D1- 

Dy'namite,  Di-N-M-T 

L-Mnt 

M-Tr 

Dy'namo,  D^N-M 

Embez'zler,  M-B^-zi-R 

Eu'logist,  Moid-i3-Jst 

Dyne,  Dn1 

Smbez'zling,  M-Bz2-L- 

Eulogist'ic,        Moid-i3- 

NG 

Jst-K 

Embla'zon,  M-Blzn2 

Eulogis'tical,    Moid-i3- 

. 

Employe',  M-P12-Y 

Jst-K-L 

E.,  as  an  initial  of  pro- 

Employee', M-PF-Y 
Empoi'son,  M-Pzn1 

Eulo'gium      Moid-L—  J- 
M 

per    names,    is    written 
•with  a  heavy    dot  just 
below  the  line   (in  third 

Em'ulate,    M-Moid-it2, 
M-Moid-i^-TD,        M- 
Moid-it^NG 

Eu'logize,     Moid-Z.3-Jz, 
Moid-i«-Jzd,  Moid-L;j- 
Jz-NG 

position). 

Bmula'tion,       M-Moid- 

Eu'logy,  Moid-L3-J 

Ear'ly,    W-L,    R^i-R, 

ishn2 

Eu'nuch,  Noid-NS-K 

R^-Lst 

Em'ulative,       M-Moid- 

Eupep'sy,  Xoid-P^P-S 

Ear'nestly,  RS-Nst-Z, 

Ltt-V 

Eupep'tic,      Noid-P-P- 

East'ern,  St^En 

Em'ulator,         M-Moid- 

T-K 

Eb'onite,  B^N-T 

itr2 

Eu'phemism,    Noid-F3- 

Eccentric'ity,  Ks-Ntra- 

Endorse',  Nd-Rs1,  Nd- 

Mz-M 

f3 

Rsti,  Nd-Rsi-NG 

Euphemis'tic,  Noid-F3- 

Ecze'ma,  K8-zM 

Endorse'ment,  Nd-Rs1- 

Ms-T-K 

Elas'tic,  LstVK 

Mnt 

Euphemis'tical,     Noid- 

Elasticity,  JJst3-S-T 

Endors'er,  Nd-Rs^R 

F3-Ms-T-Kl 

Electioneer',    L3-Kshn- 

En'glishman,  NG1-SH3- 

Eu'phemize,      Noid-F3- 

R 

Mn 

Mz,          Noid-F3-Mzd, 

Elec'tric,  [L«-K-K] 

En'tered,  Ntr-D2 

Noid-F3-Mz-NG 

Elec'trical-ly,  lAK-Kl 

Enti'tle,     N-Tt^L,    N- 

Euphon'ic,  Noid-FnLK 

Electric'ity,  L3-Ks-T 

Tt!-Ld,  N-Tti-L-NG 

Eupho'nious,    Noid-F2- 

Elec'trify,  LAK-F 

En'tropy,  N-Tr2-? 

Ns 

Elec'tro-,  [L2-Kt] 

Entwist'ing,  nTwstng3 

Eu'phony,  Noid-F3-N 

Elec'tro-magnetic,    L2- 

Envel'op,  nVl'^P,  nVl2- 

Europe'an,  Moid-.R3-Pn 

Kt-M  1  T-K 

Pt,  nVli-P-NG 

Eu'rus,  Moid-JZs8 

Electrome'ter,     LLKt- 

Envel'opment,   nVl2-?- 

Euthana'sia,  Noid-TH2- 

Mtr 

Mnt  (S.  C.,_par.  332) 

N-Z 

Elec'tro-motive,  lAKt- 

Epis'copal,  ]P8-sK] 

Euthan'asy,  Noid-TH1- 

Mt-V 

Equal'ity,  [Kw-Lt3] 

N-S 

Electro-mo'tor,    lAKt- 

E'qualizer,  Kw-Lz3-R 

Eutych'ian,  Noid-T3-Kn 

Mtr 

Bques'trian,  Kwst-Bn2 

Evac'uant,    \T1-K-Noid- 

Elec'troscope,    L^Kts- 

Eques'trianism,    Kwst- 

Nt 

K-P 

^n2-zM 

Evacua'tion,          V2-K- 

Electrostat'ic,    LLKts- 

Equiv'ocate,   Kwv3-Kt, 

iishn 

Tt-K 

Kwv8-K-Td,  Kwvs-Kt- 

Evangel'i  cal,  fV^N-J] 

Elec'trotype,    lAKt-T- 

NG 

Event'ual-ly,  Vnt'2-L 

P 

Equivoca'tion,     Kwv2- 

Eventuality,  Vntf-L-T 

Elec'trotyper,  lAKt-T- 

Kshn                                JEverlast'ing,  VrLLstng 

Pr 

Equiv'ocator,       Kwv8- 

Everything,  Vr'^NG 

Elec'trotypy,  [lAKt-T- 

Ktr 

Evince',  Vns3 

P] 

Erg,  R2-G 

Ew'er,  Noid-R» 

Eleemos'ynary,         L1- 

Er'udlte,  E^Noid-Dt 

Excel',   Ks-L2,   Ks-Ld2, 

Mzn-R 

Erudi'tion,       U8-Noid- 

Ks-L'^NG 

Elixa'tion,  lAKssAn 

Dshn 

Exchanged',      Ks-CH2- 

Elocu'tionist,  L3-Kshn- 

Estop'pel,  Sti-P-L 

N-Jd 

St 

Est'uary,  St2-Moid-E 

Excise'  (n.),  Ksz1 

Embar'rass,  M-Brs1,  M- 

Eude'monism,  Noid-D3- 

Excise'  (v.\   K-sZ1,    K- 

Brst1,    M-BrsLNQ    or 

Mn-Z-M 

sZd1,  K-sZi-NG 

M-Bi-Es,      M-BLEst, 

Eudiom'eter,    Noid-D1- 

Exec'utorship,         Ks2- 

M-Bi-Bs-NG 

Mtr 

Ktr-SH 

Embellishing,  M-B2-J> 
SH-NG 

Eudiomet'ric,  Noid-D2- 
Mtr-K 

Exec'utrix,  [K82-K-Ksl 
Exon'erate,    Ks-N-Bt1, 

Embez'zle,  M-Bz^-L.M- 

Eudiomet'rical,     Noid- 

Ks-N-B!-Td,       Ks-N- 

Bz2-Ld,  M-Bz2-L-NG 

D2-Mtr-Kl 

St^NG 

EXO                               338                               FOR 

Exoneration,       Ks-X- 

Ex'tract,  K^tr-Kt 

Fearlessness,  F3-^.  •  I# 

J?shn2 

Extract'able,  K-str-Kt- 

Feast'ing,  Fstng3 

Exon'erative,        Ks-X- 

Bl1 

Fes'ter,  Fstr-2,   Fst^Rd, 

Rt^-V 

Extract'ible,   K-str-Kt- 

Fstrng2 

Expe'riencing,  sPrns(')8 

Bl1 

Ficti'tiously,      F3-K-T- 

Explana'tion,    Ks-Pln2- 

Extrac'tion,         K^str- 

SHs-i 

SHn 

Kshn 

Fila'ceous,  F^-i-SHs 

Exten'sion,  K^-st-Xshn 

Extractive,     K-str-Kt- 

Finan'cial-ly,  [Fn^X] 

Exten'sioniat,       K^t- 

V1 

First,  [Fst2  or  at2] 

Xshn-St 

Extract'or,  Ki-str-Ktr 

Firstly,  [Fst2-^] 

Exten'sive,  K-st-Xs-V2 

Ex'tradite,    Kst--R:i-Dt, 

First'-rate.  [Fst-Et] 

Exten'sively,    K-st-Xs- 

Kst-B^-D'Td,  Kst-jR2- 

Fisc'al,    Fs3-K-L.     See 

V^-i 

DtC) 

Physical. 

Exten'siveness,    K^-at- 

Extradi'tion,      Kst-JS8- 

Fiz'zle,  FzS-L,   Fz3-Ld, 

Xs-V-Xs 

Dshn 

Fz3-L-XG 

Exten'sor,  K-st-Xs-R2 

Extra'dos,  Kst-E^Ds 

Flash'y,  Fl^Sfl" 

Exten'uate,         K-st-X- 

Extrado'tal,  Kst-iJ^Dt- 

Flax'en,  Fli-Ksn 

Xoid-T2 

L 

Flot'son,  Fltsn1 

Extenua'tion,  K^t-X- 

Extra'neous,  Kst-E^Xs 

Fluct'uant,    Fia.K-CH- 

ushn 

Extra'neously,  Kst-R2- 

Xt 

Exten'uator,  K^t-Xtr 
Exten'uatory,    K-st-X- 

Xs-L 
Extrav'asate,      Kat-R1- 

Fluct'uate.  Fl^-K-CHt, 
F12-K-CH-Td,     Fl^-K- 

T2-R 

Vs-T 

CHt(') 

Extinct',  K8-st-XGt 

Extravasa'tion,  Kst-B2- 

Fluctua'tion,        Fl'^-K- 

Extinc'tion,           K^t- 

VssAn 

CHshn 

XGshn 

Ex'tricable,  K-str-K-Bl2 

Flunk,   Fl-XG-K,    Fl2- 

Extin'guish,    K-st-XG- 

Ex'tricate,  K2-str-Kt 

XG-Kt,  Fl^-XG-K-XG 

SH3 

Extrica'tion,         K^tr- 

or     Fln2-K,     Fln^Kt, 

Extin'guishable,    K-st- 

Kshn 

Fln2-K-XG 

XG-SH3-B1 

Extrin'sic,  K3-str-Xs-K 

Flunk'y,    Fl-XG-K    or 

Extin'guisher,        K-st- 

Extrin'sical-ly,    K^tr- 

Fln^-K 

XG-SHr3 

Xs-Kl 

Flunk'yism,  F12-XG-K- 

Extinguishment,  K-st- 

Exude',  Ks-Xoid-D3 

zM  or  Fln^K-zM 

XG-SH3-Mnt 

Eye'brow,  Roid-Br1 

Flus'ter,      Fistr2,  Flst2- 

Ex'tirpate     or     Extir'- 

Eye'glass,  Roid-Gls1 

Rd,  Flstrng2 

pate,  Kst-R^Pt,  Kst- 

Eyelash,  Choid-IA-SH 

Foist'ing,  Fstng1 

.R^P-Td,  Kst-RS-PtC) 

Eyelet,  Choid-it1 

Folding,  F^LdC) 

Extirpation,      Kst-R2-  Eye'lid,  Choid-i^D 

Folia'ceous,  F~L-SHs 

Pshn 

Eyes,  i-Z1 

Fon'dle,  FndLL,  Fnd1- 

Ex'tirpator    or    Extir'- 

Eye'sight,  i-Sit1 

Ld,  Fndi-i-XG 

pator,  Kst-B^-Ptr 

Foolish,  F3-Z-SH 

Extol',  Kst-L1 

Foot,  Ft3.  Vocalized  to 

Extol'ler,  Kst-Li-R 

. 

distinguish      it     from 

Extor'sive,  Kst-Rs^V 

feet. 

Extor'aively,     Kst-Bs1- 

Facti'tiously,     FS-K-T- 

Foot'-step,  Ft3-st-P 

V-L 

SHs-L 

Foot'way,  Ft3-Thoid 

Extort',    Kst-Rt1,   Kst- 

Fairly,  F^R-Z, 

Forebode',  F'^Bd,  etc. 

Ri-Td,  Kst-Rti-XG 

Falla'ciousness,    F2-!,- 

Fore'casting,          F^-R- 

Extort'er,  Kst-Rtr1 

SHs-Xs 

Kstng 

Extor'tion,  Kst-Bshn1 

Falsifier,  F^Ls-F-R 

Fore'going.  F2  •  G-XG 

Extor'tionary,         Kst- 

Fan'tasy,  Fn^T-S 

Forehanded,  F^R-Hn- 

Rshn^-R 

Far,   F^-R  ;    in    phrases 

Dd 

Extor'tionate,          Kst- 

sometimes    with    Fr  ; 

Foreknew',            F  '•  X- 

Rshn^T 

thus, 

Choid3 

Extor'tioner,           Kst- 

So  far,  S2-Fr 

Foreknow',  F  '•  X2 

Rshni-R 

How  far.  Toid^Fr 

Foreknowl'edge,  F  '•  X- 

Extor'tious,        Kst-Ji1- 

Farewell',  Fr'-^wJ, 

Ji 

SHs 

Fare  'well.  Fri-wL 

Foreknown',  F  •  Xn2 

Extract',  Ki-str-Kt,   K-  Fash'ionist,  Fshni-St 

Foreordain'.  F  '•  R^-Dn 

str-K-Td1,    Ki-sti-Kt-Fast'en,  Fsn^ 

Foreordina'tion, 

NG                                  jFast'ing,  Fstng^ 

F  '  Rd^-Xshii 

FOR 


339 


HAG 


Foreseen',  FS-Rs-N 

Frus'trate,       FrstS-Et, 

Gov'erness,  Gv-Rn^-S 

Poreshad'ow,    F  '•  SH1- 

Frst^JS-Td,    Frst^JJt- 

Grad'ual,  Grd-Noid-L1 

D 

NG 

Grad'uaUy,     Grd-Moid- 

Foreshort'  en,  Fri-SHrt- 

Frustra'tion,          Frst2- 

ii 

N,  Fri-SHrt-Nd,   Fr*- 

Rahn 

Grad'uate,  Grd-Noid-T1 

SHrt-N-NG 

Fruo'tratdve,   Frst^Et- 

Gradua'tion,  Grd-Noid- 

Foreshow'          Fr^SH, 

V 

SHn'2 

Fr2-SH-NG 

FuU,  (a.)   Fl»    FS-IrR, 

Grand'son,  Grndsn1 

Foreshown',  Fr^Hn 

F3-ist 

Gratu'itous,  Gr-T3-Ts 

Fore'sight,  Fr^T 

FuU'ness,  Fl^Ns 

Gratu'itously,  Gi-T^-T- 

For'esting,  F^jRstng 

Fully,  Fli8 

sL 

Forestall',  Frs^T-L 

Fun'gi,  F^-N-J 

Gratu'ity,  Gr-T3-T 

Foretell',  Fr^Tl 

Funk,     F^-NG-K,     F2- 

Grat'ulate,         Grt-it1, 

Foretold',  Fr^-Tld 
Fore'woman,   F  •  Soid- 

NGt,  F^-NG-K-NG  or 
Fn^K,  Fn^Kt,  Fn2-K- 

Grt-LLTd,       Grt-it1- 
NG  or   Grt-Moid-it1, 

Mn8 

NG 

etc. 

Forgave',  F  5  Gv2 

Gratula'tion,  Grt-ishn2 

Forget'ful,  F2  '•  Gt-F-L 
Forget'fulness,  FiQt2' 

G. 

or  Grt-Moid-ishn'2 
Gra'ver,  Grv-li- 

Fs 

Green'-corn,Grn^K-I?n 

Forgiv'able,  F  i  Gv-B8 

Oar'net,  G-Ei-Nt 

Green'-stick,  Griis3-T-K 

Forgive',  F  •  Gv8 
Form,  Fi-M,  F*-Md,  F1- 

Qar'rison,  G-JSsn1 
Oastri'tis,  Gst-E^Ts 

Grisly,  Gr-zL3 
Gri'son,  Grsn1 

M« 

Gastronom'ic.     Gst--KL 

Ground'-hog,        Grnd1- 

Forma'tion,  F^-Mshn 

N-M-K 

Toid-G 

Forms,  FLMz 

Qastron'omy,  Gst-Un1- 

GruflTly,  Grf-i2 

Forsake',  Fs^K,  Fs^K- 

M 

Gun'-cotton,  Gn--K-Tn 

NG 

Gate'-way,  Gf^-Thoid 

Gut'tle,  Gt-L2 

Forsak'en,  Fs^Kn 

Qear,  G-R3 

Gut'tler,  Gt-i-R 

For'tunate,  Frt^Nt 

Oear;ing,  G-R8-NG 

Guyed,  Gi-D1 

For'tunately,  FrtLNt-L 

Qehen'na,   G^Up-Toid- 

Guz'zle,  Gz-L2,  Gz-Ld2, 

For'tunateness,      Frt1- 

N 

Gz-IANG 

Nt-Ns 

Qenera'tion,  [Jshn2] 

Guz'zler,  G-zi-R 

For'tune,  FrtLN 

Qeog'rapher,  Ji-Grf-R 

For'tune-teUer,  FrtLN- 

Qeol'ogy,  Ji-i-J  or  Jl1- 

T-IrE 

J 

. 

For'tune-telling,    Frt1- 
N-T-L-NG 

G-ermane',  Jr^Man 
G-hast'liness,  Gst-ii-Ns 

Hab'erdasher,       Toid- 

For'ward,         Fr^Wrd, 
Fri-Wr'Dd,    Fr^Wrd- 

Qhast'ly,    Gst-IA,   Gst- 
ZA-R,  Gst-Lst1 

Brdi-SHr 
Hab'erdashery,     Toid- 

NG 

Qhost'liness,  Gst-I^-Ns 

Brdi-SHr 

For'warder,  Fri-Wrdr 

Qhosfly,  Gst-L2 

Haberdine'     or     Hab'- 

For'wardness,          FrL 

Qird,      Grd2,      Gr-Dd2, 

erdine,    Toid-Br3    or 

Wrd-Ns 

Grd^-NG 

i-Dn 

For'wards,  Fra-Wrdz 

Gird'er,  Gr-Dr2 

Haber'geon,    Toid-Br2- 

Fos'ter,  Fstr1,  Fsti-Ed, 

Girdle,  Gr-Dl2,  Gr-Dld2, 

Jn  (S.C.,  par.  220) 

Fstrng1 

Gr-Dl^-NG 

Habiliment,    Toid-Bl8- 

Found,  Fnd8.     Written 

Girth,  G-iJ^TH 

Mnt 

in  third  position  to  dis- 
tinguish it  from  Find 
Fract'ure,  Fri-Ktr,  Fi-i- 

Giv'er,  Gy-R8 
Gla'cier,  Gl^Hr 
Glad'iator,  Gl-Dtr1 

Hack,    Toid-K1,     Toid- 
Kti,  Toid-Ki-NG 
Hack'berry,  Toid-K-B1- 

K-CHrd,  Frl-Ktr-NG 

Glan'dular,  Gln-DkL-R 

R 

Franklin,  Frn^K-Ln 

Glaz'er,  Gl-zR2 

Hackle,           Koid-KU, 

Free'mason,  Fr^-Msn 

Glis'ten,  Glsn8 

Koid-Kldi,    Koid-Kli- 

Free'masonry,  Fr^-Msn- 

Glis'tering,  Glstrng8 

NG 

R 

Glo'ry,  [Gl2,  used  in  ser- 

Hackly, Koid-Kl1 

Free'-will,  Fr^wL 

mon  reporting] 

Hack'matack,  Toid-K1- 

Friz'zle,    FrzS-L,    Frz8- 

Glo'zer,  Gl-zR2 

Mt-K 

Ld,  Frz8-L-NG 

Good-wiU',  Gd^-Wl 

Haok'ney,     Toid-K^N, 

Frost'ing,  Frstng1 
Froz'en,  Frzn2 

GorRo'nian,  Gr^Gn-N 
Qos'samer,  G-sM-Ji1 

Toid-Ki-Nd,  Toid-Ki- 

N-NG 

HAG 

Hack'ney-coach,  Toid- 

K^N-K-CH 
Had'dock,  Koid-D^-K 
Ha'des,  Koid-Dz2 
Hadj'i,  Koid-J1 
Haft,  Koid-Ft1 
Hag,  Toid-G1 


340 


HAT 


Ham'mer-cloth,  Koid-  Har'ass,  Toid-JRs1,  Toid- 
Mr-Kl-TH1  !  JRst1,  Toid-J?si-NG 

Ham'mere^Koid-Mr-R1  Har'asser,  Toid-JJ^sR 

Ham'mer-hard.  Koid-!Har'binger,  Toid-.R1-B- 
Mri-Hrd  |  N-Jr 

Ham'mer-harden,Koid-  Hard'ihood,  Toid-B^D 
Mri-Hr-Dn,  Koid-MrM  Hd 


-Q.U.&  gai'u,  ixuiu-vrru- 

Hag'gardly,    Koid-Grd- 

Dn-NG 

•UMKU   ±J-JF  i    AUlU.-J.i^-JL/~i 

Hard'iness,   Toid-Ii1-!! 

Sam'mer-head,     Koid- 

Ns 

Hag'gis,  Toid-Gs1 

Mri-Hd 

Hardy,           Toid-JSi-D, 

Hag'gish,  Toid-G-SH1 

Ham'mock,  Toid-Mi-K 

Toid-iJi-D-R,  Toid-^1- 

Hag'gle,            Koid-Gl1, 

Hamose',  Toid-Ms2 

Dst 

Koid-Gld1,     Koid-Gl1- 

Ha'mous,  Toid-Ms2 

Har'icot,  Toid-^-K 

NG 

Ham'per,     Toid-M-Pr1, 

Har'ier,  Toid-i?1-^ 

Hag'gler,  Koid-Gl-R1 

Toid-M-Prd1,  Toid-M- 

Har'ness,     Toid-B^Ns, 

Hagiog'rapha,  Koid-J1- 

Pri-NG 

Toid-JJi-Nst,  Toid-E1- 

Gr-F 

Ham'shackle,    Toid-M- 

Ns-NG 

Hagiog'raphal,  Koid-J1- 

SHi-Kl,    Toid-M-SH1- 

Har'nesser,  Toid-U^Ns- 

Gr-F-L 

Kld,    Toid-M-SHi-Kl- 

R 

Hagiog'rapher,      Koid- 

NG 

Harp,  Toid-J?i-P,  Toid- 

Ji-Grf-R 

Ham'ster,  Toid-Mstr1 

jRi-Pt,  Toid-i?!-P-NG 

Hagiog'raphy,  Koid-J1- 
Gr-F 

Ham'string        Toid-M- 
sTr!-NG,  Toid-M-sTr1- 

Harp'ing-iron,  Toid-Ji1- 
P-NG-i-Rn 

Hagiol'ogy,  Koid-Ji-L-J 

NGd,        Toid-M-sTr1- 

Harp'ings,     Toid-R^-P- 

Hag'ship,    Toid-G-SH1- 

NG-NG 

NGz 

P 

Ham'strung,      Toid-M- 

Harp'ist,  Toid-JJi-Pst 

Hague'but,  Toid-G-Bt1 

sTri-NG 

Harponeer',  Toid-E3-P- 

Haik,  Toid-K2 

Han'aper,     Up-Toid-N- 

Nr 

Haired,  Toid-^^D 

Pr1 

Harpoon',    Toid-B3-Pn, 

Hair'iness,  Toid-E^Ns 

Hand'kerchief,         Up- 

Toid-E3-Pnd,  Toid-JK3- 

Hair'y,  Toid-E1 

Toid-NG-Kr-CHfi 

Pn-NG 

Hake,  Toid-K2 

[NG-Kr-CHfi] 

Harpoon'er,  Toid-E3-P- 

Hal'cyon,  Toid-Ls^N 

Hang,        Up-Toid-NG1, 

Nr 

Hale,  HI2,  Hid2,  Hl^NG 

Up-Toid-NGdi,       Up- 

Harp'sichord,  Toid-B1- 

or  Toid-i2,  Toid-Ld2, 

Toid-NG^NG 

P-sKrd 

Toid-1/J-NG 

Hang'-bird,      Up-Toid- 

Harpy,  Toid-1?1-? 

Half,  Koid-Fi  [pi] 

NG-Brd1 

Har'ridan,  Toid-IJ^Dn 

Half-way,  [F^Thoid] 
Hal'ibut,  Toid-ii-Bt 

Hang'dog,  Up-Toid-NG- 

Har'rier,  Toid-R^-R 
Har'row,  Toid-E1,  Toid- 

Hal'imas,  Toid-i^Ms 

Hang'er,  Koid-NGr1 

Rl-D,  Toid-^-NG 

Hall,  HI1  or  Toid-IA 

Hang'er-on,  Koid-NGr1- 

Har'rower,  Toid-i?1-.?? 

Halloo',  H-i3 

N 

Har'ry,  Toid-J?1,    Toid- 

Hallucination,       Toid- 

Hang'ing,          Up-Toid- 

R1-!),  Toid-J^^NG 

Ls^-^shn 

NG^NG 

Harus'pice/Toid-i?s2-Ps 

HaU'way,   HIi-Thoid  or 

Hang'ing-buttress,  Up- 
Toid-NG!-NG-B-Trs 

Har'vest,    Toid-i?1-Vst, 
Toid-jRi-Vs-Td,  Toid- 

Ham,  Toid-Mi 

Hang'man,       Up-Toid- 

-Ri-Vstng 

Ham'adryad,     Toid-M- 

NG-LMn 

Har'vester,       Toid-.R1- 

Di-i-D 

Hang'-nail,        Up-Toid- 

Vstr 

Hamame'lis,      Toid-M- 

J^QLf^.L 

Har'vesfc-home,     Toid- 

M-is3 

Hank,  Up-Toid-NGi-K 

fi^Vst-M 

Ham'ated,  Toid-M-Td1 

Hank'er,  Up-Toid-NG1- 

Har'vest-moon,     Toid- 

Hames,  Toid-Mz2 

Kr,  Up-Toid-NGi-Krd, 

JJJ-Vst-Mn 

Hamit'ic,  Toid-Mt3-K 

Up-Toid-NGi-Kr-NG 

Has'ten,  Hsn2 

Ham'let,  Toid-M-it1 

Hap'ly,  Toid-Pl1 

Hast'ing,  Hstng2 

Ham'mer.        Koid-Mr1, 

Harangue',       Toid-E1- 

Hatch,  Koid-CH1,  Koid- 

Koid-Mrd1,  Koid-Mr1- 

NG,        Toid-.RVNGd, 

CHti,  Koid-CHLNG 

NG 

Toid-lJi-NG-NG 

Hatch'el,        Toid-CHl1, 

Ham'mer-beam,    Koid- 

Harang'uer,      Toid-R1- 

Toid-CHldi,         Toid- 

Mr-Bi-M 

NGr 

CHli-NG 

HAT 


341 


HEB 


Hatch'eler,    Toid-CHl1- 

Hawk'er,  Koid-Kr1 

Hear'say,        Toid-JS3-S 

R 

Hawk'-eyed,    Toid-K-i- 

[-R3-S] 

Hatch'er,  Toid-CHr1 

D1 

Heart,  Toid-Rt1 

Hatch'es,  Koid-CHz1 

Haw'thorne,  Koid-TH1- 

Heart'-ache^oid-Rti-K 

Hatch'et,  Koid-CHt1 

Rn 

Heart'-broken,       Toid- 

Hatoh'ment,  Koid-CHL 

Haz'ard,        Toid-Zrd1, 

Rti-Br-Kn 

Mnt 

Toid-Zri-Dd,       Toid- 

Heart'burn,     Toid-Rt1- 

Hatch'way,    Koid-CH1- 

Zrdi-NG 

B-Rn 

W 

Haz'ardous,  Toid-Zrd1- 

Heart'en,  Toid-A'i-Tn 

Hath,  [TH1] 
Ha'tred,  H-Trd2  or  Toid- 

S 
Haz'ardously,        Toid- 

Hearth  Toid-I^-TH 
Hearth;-stone,  Toid-tf1- 

Trd2 

Zrdx-S-L 

THs-Tn 

Haugh'tily,  Koid-T1-!, 

Ha'zel-ly,  Hz-L2 

Heart'Uy,  Toid-Ji^-T-L 

Haugh'tiness,    Koid-T1- 

Ha'zel-nut,  Hz-L2-Nt 

Heart'iness,      Toid-A'1- 

Ns 

He,    standing  alone,    is 

T-Ns 

Haugh'ty,          Koid-T1, 

written      with      breve 

Heart'y,         Toid-^-T, 

Koid-Ti-R,  Koid-Tst1 

Toid2.    In  phrases  he  is 

Toid-^^T-R,       Toid- 

Haul,  HI1,  Hid1,  HP-NO 

written  with   Toid  or 

JJi-Tst 

or  Toid-L1    Toid-Ld1, 
Toid-Li-NG 

Koid,    and    sometimes 
with  the  stem  H.  S.C., 

Heath  Koid-TH3 
Heath;-cock,  Koid-TH3- 

Haul'age,  Toid-Li-J 

pars.  141,  Rem.  under 

K-K 

Haul'er,  Hl-R1  or  Toid- 

143,    162,    169.   Exam- 

Hea'then, Koid-DHn3 

Li-R 

ples  : 

Hea'thendom,        Koid- 

Haulm,  Toid-M1 

He  could,  Toid-K3 

DHn3-D-M 

Haunch,        Up-Toid-N- 

He  may,  Toid-M2 

Hea'thenish,          Koid- 

CH1 

He  did,  Koid-D3 

DHn3-SH 

Have,  standing  alone,  is 

If  he,  F3-Toid 

Hea'thenishness,  Koid- 

written  with  the  breve 

Did    he    ever,    D3- 

DHn3-SH-Ns 

Joid1  (or  if    preferred 

Koid-V 

Hea'thenism,         Koid- 

with  the  stem  V1).    In 

He  was,  H^Z 

DHn3-Z-M 

phrases  Have  may   be 

He  had,  Hd2 

Hea'thenize,           Koid- 

written   with   Joid    or 

Head'ed,  Koid-Dd2 

DHn3-Z,     Koid-DHu3- 

Roid  or  the  v-hook.   In 

Head'iness,  Koid-D'^-Ns 

Zd,  Koid-DHn--Z-NG 

practice  the  breve  Joid 

Head'way,  Hd^Thoid 

Heath'-game,         Koid- 

in  phrases  may  be  made 
light    (Choid).    S.   C., 

Head'y.  Koid-D2 
Heal,  HI3,  Hid8  H13-NG 

TH3-G-M 
Heath'-grass,          Koid- 

pars.  139,  162,  168,  197, 
198  ;  at  page  171  the  out- 

or Toid-L3,    Toid-Ld3, 
Toid-LS-NG 

TH3-Grs 
Heath'-hen,  Koid-TH3- 

lines  of  must  have,  must 

Heal'able,  Toid-LS-Bl 

Hn 

have    been,    must   have 

Heal'er,  Toid-L3-R 

Heath'y.  Koid-TH3 

been    there    are   excep- 
tional.  Examples  : 

Heal'ing,      H13-NG     or 
Toid-L3-NG 

Heave,  Koid-V3,    Koid- 
Vd3  Koid-V3-NG 

Have  been,  Joid^Bn 

Health-y,     Toid-L^TH 

Heav'en,  Koid-Vn-  [Vn2] 

What      have       you, 

[L^TH] 

Heav'enliness,       Koid- 

Soid^Roid-Noid 
Where  have  you,  R'2- 

Health'ful-ly,     Toid-L2- 
TH-F1  [L^TH-Fl] 

V^Nl-Ns  [V«-Nl-Ns] 
Heav'enly,    Koid-V^-Nl 

Choid-Moid 

Health'fulness,      Toid- 

[V^Nl] 

To  have,  Tv3 

L^TH-Fl-Ns  [L2-TH: 

Heav'enly-minded, 

Which  have,  CHv2 

Fs] 

Koid-V^-Nl-Mn-l)d 

They  have,  DHv2 

Health'ily,  Toid-JATH- 

[V^Nl-Mn-Dd] 

Should  have,  SHv8 

L  [L^TH-L] 

Heav'en  ward,        Koid- 

Hav'elock,  Koid-Vi-L-K 

Health'iness,     Toid-L2- 

Vn^Wd 

Ha'ven,  Koid-Vn2 

TH-Ns  [L2-TH-Ns] 

Heave'-oflfering,    Koid- 

Haven't,  Vnt1 

Heap'er,  Toid-Pr8 

V8-Fr-NG 

Hav'ersack,    Toid-Vrs1- 

Hear,  Ilr8,    HrS-NG  or 

Heav'er,  Toid-Vr3 

K 

Toid-R8     Toid-R8-NG 

Hebra'ic,  Toid-Br-K 

Hav'ing,    Joid(')1  or  V1- 
NG. 

[R8,  R8-NG] 
Hear'er,  To\d-Rs-R  [R8- 

Hebra'ically,  Toid-Br2- 
Kl 

Hav'oc,  Koid-Vi-K 

R] 

He'braism,      Toid-Br8- 

Hawk,    Toid-K1,    Toid- 

Hear'ing,      H^-NG    or 

zM 

Kt1,  Toid-Ki-NG 

Toid-lJS-NG  [R8-NG] 

He'braiat,  Toid-Brst8 

HEB                             342                              HER 

Hebraistic.    Toid-Brs8- 
T-K 

Hel'icoid,      Toid-L2-K- 
D 

Hem,     Toid-M2,    Toid- 
Md2,  Toid-M2-NG 

He'braize,      Toid-Brz3, 

Helicoi'dal,  Toid-L^K- 

Hem'atite,  Toid-M-Tt2 

Toid-Brzd3,  Toid-Brz3- 

Dl 

Hemi-,  Toid-M 

NG 

Hel'icon,  Toid-L^Kn 

Hemiple'gia,      Toid-M- 

He'brew,  Toid-Br3 

Heliocen'tric,  Toid-Z/s2- 

P13-J 

He'brewess,     Toid-Br3- 

Ntr-K 

Hemlplegy,      Toid-M- 

S 

HeHog'raphy,  Toid-i1- 

PY^-f 

Hec'atomb,  Toid-K-T2- 

Gr-F 

Hemip'ter,  Toid-M-Ptr3 

M 

Heliol'atry,  Toid-J^-i- 

Hemip'teran,    Toid-M- 

Heck,  Toid-K2 

Tr 

P3-Trn 

Heckle,  Koid-Kl2 

Heliom'eter,     Toid-i1- 

Hemip'teral,      Toid-M- 

Hectare'  Toid-K-TLR 

Mtr 

Pa-Tr-L 

Hec'tic,  Toid-K-TS-K 

He'lioscope,     Toid-is3- 

Hemip'terous,  Toid-M- 

Hec'tical,  Toid-Kt^-Kl 

K-P 

Ps-Trs 

Hec'togramjToid-K-T2- 

He'liostat,  Toid-Ls3-Tt 

Hemisphere,   Toid-Ms- 

Gr-M 

He'liotrope,      Toid-i8- 

F2-R 

Hectol'iter,  Toid-K-T1- 

Tr-P 

Hemispheric,  Toid-Ms- 

J/tr 

Helispher'ic,   Toid-is2- 

F2-R-K 

Hectom'eter,     Toid-K- 

F-R-K 

Hemispherical,     Toid- 

Ti-Mtr    or    Toid-Kt1- 

He'lix,  Toid-L3-Ks 

Ms-F2-R-Kl 

Mtr 

Hell,  HI2  or  Toid-L2 

Hemistich,      Toid-Ms- 

Hec'tor,          Toid-Ktr2, 
Toid-Ktrd2,  Toid-Ktr2- 
NG 

Hellebore,  Toid-i'^Br 
Helle'nian    Toid-i8-Nn 
Hellen'ic,  Toid-in^K 

T2-K 
Hemis'tichal,  Toid-Ms- 
T3-K1 

Hectostere',       Toid-K- 

Hellenism,  Toid-in^Z- 

Hemltone,  Toid-M-Tn2 

Ts3-T-R 

M 

Hemlock,     Toid-M-L2- 

Hed'dle,  Toid-Dl2 

Hellenist,  Toid-in^t 

K 

Hed'eral,  Koid-D2-^! 

Hellenize,  Toid-Ln^-Z 

Hemop'tysis,    Toid-M- 

Hedge,  Koid-J2,     Koid- 

Hell'-fire,    Toid-J^-F-R 

Pi-Tss 

Jd2,  Koid-J2-NG 

or  H12-F-R 

Hem'orrhage,   Toid-M- 

Hedge'hog,    Koid-J^H- 

Hell'-hound,      Toid-L2- 

R*-J 

G 

Hnd  or  Hl^Hnd 

Hemorrhoid'al,      Toid- 

Hedge'-priest,  Koid-J2- 

HeU'ish,  Toid-i^H 

M-^i-Dl 

Prst 

Hell'ishly,  Toid-L^H- 

Hem'orrhoids,  Toid-M- 

Hedg'er,  Toid-Jr2 

L 

E^Dz 

Hedge'-row,   Koid-J2-R 

Hell'ishnesa,     Toid-i2- 

Hemp.  Toid-M-P2 

Hedge'-school,  Koid-J2- 

SH-Ns 

Hempen,  Toid-M-Pn2 

sKl 
Hedge'sparrow,    Koid- 

Help,   Toid-i2-P,  Toid- 
L^Pt,    Toid-L^P-NG 

Hemp'-seed,      Toid-M- 
P2-sD 

J2-8P-R 

[L2-?,  i^Pt,  JAPnl 

Hem'stitch,    Toid-Mst- 

Heed'ed,  Koid-Dd3 
Heel.  HF,  Hid3,  HP-NG 

Help'er,  Toid-L^Pr  [i2- 
Pr] 

CH2,    Toid-Mst-CHt2, 
Toid-Mst-CH^NG 

or  Toid-L3,   Toid-id3, 

Help'ful,    Toid-i^P-Fl 

Hench'man,     Up-Toid- 

Toid-i3-NG 

[I^-P-Fl] 

N-CH2-Mn 

Heel'-piece,  Toid-i3-Ps 
Heel'-tap,  Toid-LS-T-P 
Heft,  Koid-Ft2,  Koid-F2- 

Help'fulness,     Toid-L2- 
P-Fl-Ns[i2-PiFsl 
Helpless,  Toid-I,2-P-is 

Her.  Toid-R2  [R2] 
Her;ald,         Koid-Eld2, 
Koid-El2-Dd,       Koid- 

Td,  Koid-Ft^NG 

[L2-P-Ls] 

.Rld^NG 

Hegem'ony.  Koid-J^M- 

Helplessly,  Toid-L2-?- 

Heral'dic,   Koid-Eli-D- 

N 

Ls-L  [L^-P-Ls-L] 

K 

Hegi'ra,  Koid-Ji-E 
Heifer.  Toid-Fr2 

Helplessness    Toid-i2- 
P-is-Ns  [&-P  '•  is] 

Her'aldry,  Koid-El2-Dr 
Her'aldship,          Koid- 

Heighten,       Koid-Tn1, 
Koid-Tnd1,   Koid-Tn1- 

Help'mate,    Toid-L2-P- 
Mt  [i^P-Mt] 

Eld^SH-P 
Herd'ed,  Toid-E^Dd 

NG 

Help'meet,    Toid-i2-P- 

Here,  Toid-R8  [R3] 

Hei'nous,  Up-Toid-Ns2 
Hei'nously  ,      Up-Toid- 

Mt  [ia-P-Met] 
Helve,  Toid-L^V,  Toid- 

Hereaft'er,       Toid-E3- 

Ftr  [Eftr*] 

Ns-L2 

i^Vd,  Toid-L^V-NG 

Hereat',  Toid-^i-T 

Held,  Hid8.  See  Hold. 

Helvetic,  Toid-L^V-T- 

Heredltable,  Toid-E2- 

Heli'acal-ly,  Toid-Li-Kl 

K 

Dt-Bl 

HER 


343 


HIV 


Hereditament,      Toid-  Hexahe'dron,    Toid-K- 

Hierographlcal,   Toid- 

B8-Dt-Mnt 

sH-Drn8 

Bi-Gr-F-Kl 

Hereditarily,  Toid-B2- 

Hexam'eter,     Toid-K1- 

Hierol'ogy,  Koid-BF-J 

Dt-Bl  or  Hrd-Tr*-L 

sMtr 

Hi'eromancy,  Toid-B  1- 

Hereditary,     Toid-B2- 

Hexamet'rio,   Toid-K2- 

Mn-S 

Dt-B  or  Hrd-Tr2 

sMtr-K 

Hier'ophant,     Toid-B'2- 

Herein',  Rn3 

Hexamet'rical,      Toid- 

Fnt 

Herein'to,  RiAT 

K^Mtr-Kl 

Hig'gle.  Koid-Gl3,  Koid- 

Hereof,  Toid-Bv8 

Hexan'gular,    Toid-Ks- 

Gld3,  Koid-GF-XG 

Hereon;,  R8-N 

NG-G1-R1 

Hig'gledy-pig'gledy, 

Her'esiarch,     Toid-B2- 

Hexan'dria,  Toid-Ks-N- 

Koid-Gld-P3-Gl-D 

sR-K 

Dr1 

Hig'gler,  Koid-Gl-R8 

Her'esy,  Toid-B2-^ 

Hex'apla,  Toid-Ks-Pl2 

Highland,  Koid-Choid- 

Her'etic,  Toid-B^T-K 

Hex'aplar,  Toid-Ks-Pl2- 

Z/nd1 

Heretlcal-ly,  Toid-Bt2- 

R 

Highlander,  "        Koid- 

Kl 

Hiber'nal,  Toid-Br2-Nl 

Choid-indr1 

Hereto',  Toid-B8-T  [B8- 

Hi'bernate,      Toid-Br1- 

High'way,  HJ-Thoid 

T] 

N-T,    Toid-Bri-N-Td. 

Hila'nous,  Toid-L2-Bs 

Heretofore'  Rt3-Fr 
Hereunto',  R3-N-T 

Toid-Bri-N-T-NG 
Hiberna'tion,         Toid- 

Hilarity,  Toid-ii-B-T 
Hil'ary,  Toid-i3-B 

Herlot,  Toid-B^T 

Br^Nshn 

Hill,  HI3,  Hid3,  H13-NG, 

Heritable,  Toid-Bt^Bl 

Hiber'nian,  Toid-Brn2- 

or  Toid-L3,  Toid-Ld3, 

Heritage,  Toid-Bt2^! 

N 

Toid-i3-XG 

Heritor,  Toid-Btr2 
Her'nia,  Toid-B^N 

Hiber'nianism,      Toid- 
Brn2-N-zM 

HiU'iness,  Toid-JANs 
HiU'ock,  Toid-i3-K 

Her'nial,  Toid-R^N-L 

Hiber'nicism,        Toid- 

Hill'-side,  Toid-is3-D 

He'ro,  Toid-B3 

Brn2-Sz-M 

Hill'-top,  Toid-X3-T-P 

Hero'dian,  Toid-B2-Dn 

Hibis'cus,  hiB8-sKs 

Hill'y,  Toid-i3 

Heroic,  Toid-B^K 

Hic'cough,    Toid-K-P3, 

Hilt,  Toid-it3 

Hero'ical-ly,Toid-B2-Kl 

Toid-K-Pt3,     Toid-K- 

Hilt'ed,  Toid-i8-Td 

Heroi-comlc,  Toid-B2- 

P3-NG 

Him,  standing  alone,  is 

K-M-K 

Hick'ory,  Koid-Kr8 

written      with      breve 

Heroi-com'ical,      Toid- 

Hick'up,  Toid-K-P8 

Doid2.     In  phrases  him 

B^K-M-Kl 

Hid'age,  Koid-Di-J 

is  written  with  Doid  or 

Her'oine,  Toid-B^N 

Hidal'go,  Koid-Di-L-G 

Koid,    and    sometimes 

Her'oism.Toid-B^Z-M 

Hld'den,  Koid-Dn8 

with      the    stem      H. 

Her'on,Toid-Bn2 

Hid'denly,  Koid-D8-Nl 

S.  C.,  pars.  142,   Rem. 

Her'onry,  Toid-Bn^B 

Hid'eous,  Koid-Ds8 

under   143,    169.     Ex- 

He'ro-worship,     Toid- 

Hid'eously,  Koid-D^L 

amples  : 

B8-Wr-»S.H-P 

Hid'eousness,        Koid- 

For  him,  F^Doid 

Her'pes,  Toid-B2-Pz 

Ds^Ns 

To  him,  T»-Koid 

Herpetlo,    Toid-B^Pt- 

Hi'erarch,  Toid-B1-  B-K 

Saw   him  there,  S1- 

K 

Hi'erarchal.      Toid-B1- 

Hdhr 

Herpetol'ogist,      Toid- 

B-K1 

Himself,  Koid-sL*-F  or 

B^-Pt-ir-Jst 

Hierarchical,  Toid-B1- 

Hs2 

Herpetol'ogy,  Toid-B1- 
Pt-i-J 

B-K-K1 
Hi'erarohy,  Toid-B^B- 

Hinge,      Up-Toid-N-J3, 
Up-Toid-N-Jd3,      Up- 

Her'ring,  Toid-B^NG 

K 

Toid-N-J8-NG 

Hers,  Toid-Rz2  [Rz2] 
Herse,  Toid-Rs* 

Hieratic,  Toid-Bi-T-K 
Hi'eroglyph,     Toid-B1- 

Hin'ny,  Up-Toid-N8 
Hirsute',  Toid-Bs3-T 

Herself,    Toid-Bs^i-F 

Glf 

Hirsute'ness,  Toid-Bs8- 

[Rs*-Z-F] 

Hieroglyphic,  Toid-B8- 

T-Ns 

Hetch'el,  Toid-CHl2 

Glf-K 

Histo'rian,  [St^Bn] 

Hex'achord,     Toid-K2- 

Hieroglyph'ioal-ly, 

Historic,  [Sti-B-KJ 

sKrd 

Toid-B8-Gl-F-Kl 

Historlcal-ly,      [St^B- 

Hex'ade,  Toid-Ks-D2 

Hierog'lyphist,      Toid- 

Kl] 

Hex'agon,  Toid-Ks^Gn 

Bi-Gl-Fst 

His'tory,  [St8-Bl 

Hexag'onal,     Toid-Ks1- 

Hi'erogram,     Toid-B1- 

Hitch,  Koid-CH8,   Koid- 

G-N1 

Gr-M 

CHt8,  Koid-CH3-NG 

Hexahe'dral,     Toid-K- 

Hierograph'io,       Toid- 

Hire,    Koid-V1,     Koid- 

sHdr-L3 

Bi-Grf-K 

Vd1,  Koid-VLNG 

HIV 


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HOR 


Hives,  Koid-Vz1 

Hol'ster,  Toid-istr2  or 

Homoge'neous,     Toid- 

Hoard'ed,  Toid-R2-Dd 

Hlstr2 

M-J3-Ns 

Hoarlness,  Toid-JS'^Ns 

Holy,    H-Z,2,    H-L^R, 

Homoge'neousness, 

Hoarse,  Toid-Rs2,  Toid- 

H-Z«t2     or     Toid-i2, 

Toid-M-J3-Ns-Ns 

Rs2-R,  Toid-Rs2-St 
Hoarse'ly,  Toid-Rs2-^ 

Toid-L^R,  Toid-i«t2 
Hom'age,  Toid-M^Ji 

Homoiou'sian,  Toid-M- 

ZI-N 

Hoarse'ness,    Toid-Rs2- 

Home.  Toid-M2_[M2] 

Homol'ogoua,    Toid-M- 

Ns 

HomeJ-born.    Toid-M2- 

LM38 

Hoar'y,  Toid-JR2 

B-Bn 

Hom'ony,  Toid-MLN 

Hoax,    Toid-Ks2    Toid- 

Home'-bred,     Toid-M2- 

Hom'onym.    Toid-Mn1- 

Kst2,  Toid-Ks^-NG 

Brd 

M 

Hoax'er,  Toid-K-sR2 

Home'less,  Toid-M-J,s2 

Homon'ymous,      Toid- 

Hob'ble,           Toid-Bl1, 

Homeliness.     Toid-M- 

Mni-Ms 

Toid-Bld1,      Toid-Bl1- 

IMh 

Homon'ymy,  Toid-Mn1- 

NG 

Homely,       Toid-M-L2, 

II 

Hob'bledehoy,       Toid- 

Toid-M-Z^R,  Toid-M- 

Homoou'sian.    Toid-M- 

Bli-D-H 

ist2 

Z^N 

Hob'bler,  Toid-Bl^R 

Home'-made,  Toid-M2- 

Homoph'onous,     Toid- 

Hob'blingly,    Toid-Bl1- 

Md 

M-Fi-Ns 

NG1 

Homeopathic,  Toid-M- 

Homoph'ony,    Toid-M- 

Hob'bly,  Toid-Bl1 

Pi-TH-K 

FI-N 

Hob'by-horse,  hoB^Rs 

Homeop'athlst,      Toid- 

Hon'estly,  Nst-Z,1 

(S.  C.,  par.  123; 
Hock,  Toid-K1 

M-P^THst 
Homeop'athy,  Toid-M- 

Hon'ey,  H2-N,  H-N-D2, 
H^N-NG  or  Up-Toid- 

Hock'ey,  Toid-K1 
Hock'le,  Koid-Kl1 

pi-TH 
Ho'mer,  Koid-Mr2 

N2,  Up-Toid-N-D2,  Up- 
Toid-N^NG 

Ho'cus,  Toid-Ks2 

Homeric,    Toid-M-J22- 

Hong.  Up-Toid-NGi 

Ho'cus-pocus.  Toid-Ks- 

K 

Hood;ed,  Koid-Dd3 

P^Ks 

Home'sick,  Toid-Ms^K 

Hoo'doo,            Koid-D8, 

Hodge'-podge,  Koid-JL 

Home'sickness,      Toid- 

Koid-D^-D,     Koid-D3- 

P-J 

Ms2-K-Ns 

NG 

Hog,  Toid-G1  Toid-Gd1, 

Home'spun.     Toid-Ms- 

Hoof  Koid-F8 

Toid-G^NG 

Pn2 

Hoof'-bound,    Koid-F8- 

Hog'-frame,      Toid-G1- 

Home'-staU,    Toid-ils2- 

Bnd 

Fr-M 

T-L 

Hook,    Toid-K8,    Toid- 

Hog'gish,  Toid-G-SH1 

Home'stead,     Toid-Ms- 

Kt8,  Toid-KS-NG 

Hog'-herd,  Toid-G^Hrd 

Td2 

Hook'ah,  Toid-K8 

Hog'-pen,  Toid-GLPn 

Home'ward,      Toid-M- 

Hook'edness,  Toid-Kd8- 

Hogs'head,  Toid-Gz-D1 

Wrd2 

Ns 

Hog'-skin,  Toid-Gs^Kn 

Homicidal,      Toid-Ms- 

Hook'-nosed,    Toid-K8- 

Hogs'-lard,  Toid-G^zZ^ 

Di-L 

Nzd 

Ed 

Homicide,  Toid-Ms-D1 

Hoop'er,  Toid-Pr8 

Hog'sty,  Toid-Gs-T1 

Homiletlc,   Toid-M-Z,2- 

Hoo'sier,  Toid-ZHr8 

Hoi'den,  Koid-Dn1 

T-K 

Hoofed,  Koid-Td3 

Hoi'denish,    Koid-Dn1- 

Homiletlcal,      Toid-M- 

Hoove,  Koid-V8 

SH 

L&-K1 

Hov'en,  Koid-Vn2 

Hoist'ing,  Hstng1 

Homiletlcs,  Toid-M-Z,2- 

Hop'per,  Toid-Pr1 

Hoi'ty-toity,      Koid-TL 

T-Ks 

Hop'ple,  Toid-Pl1,  Toid- 

T-T 

Homllist,  Toid-M-Lst1 

Pld1,  Toid-Pli-NG 

Hole,  HI2  or  Toid-i2 

Hom'ily,  Toid-M-Z,1 

Hop'ples,  Toid-Pk1 

Hol'iday.      H-Z^-D     or 

Hom'iny,  Toid-M^-N 

Ho'ral,  Koid-^12 

Toid-IA-D 

Hom'mock,  Toid-Mi-K 

Ho'rary,  Tmd-Rt-R 

Ho'liness,    H-L'^-Ns   or 

Hom'mony,  Toid-M^N 

Hori'zon,  Toid-fJzn1 

Toid-L^Ns 

Homocen'tric,       Toid- 

Horizon'tal-ly,       Toid- 

Hol'low,  H-i1  or  Toid-Z,1 

Ms^Ntr-K 

Ezi-Nt-Z, 

Holm,  Toid-M2 

Homoeop'athy.       See 

Horn,  Toid-Rn1,    Toid- 

Hol'ocaust,  Toid-I-i-Kst 

Homeopathy. 

End\  Toid-Rn^-NG 

Holograph,       Toid-L1- 

Homoge'neal,    Toid-M- 

Horn'beam,    Toid-Rn1- 

Grf 

J3-N-L 

B-M 

Holograph'ic,  Toid-I,1- 

Homogeneity,  Toid-M- 

Horn'biU,    Toid-.Eni-B- 

Grf-K 

J8-N-T 

L 

HOR 


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HUM 


Horn'blende,  Toid-B1- 

Hor'ticulture,        Toid- 

Huck'sterage,        Toid- 

N-Blnd 

Bt^Kltr 

Kst-B^-J 

Horn'book,     Toid-Bn1- 

Horticul'turist,      Toid- 

Hud'dle,Toid-Dl2,  Toid- 

B-K 

Bf^-Kltr-St 

Dkl-2.  Toid-Dl--NG 

Horn'bug,  Toid-Bni-B- 

Hor'tulan,  Toid-BtLin 

Hud'dler,  Toid-l)l--R 

G 

Hor'tus  sio'cus,     Toid- 

Huff,  Koid-F-,  Koid-Ft2 

Horned,  Toid-jRnd1 

B1-T-ssKs 

Koid-F--NG 

Hor'net,  Toid-Bi-Nt 

Ho'sier,  Toid-ZHr2 

HuflTish,  Koid-F--,S/^ 

Horn'less,  Toid-Bn1-!* 

Ho'siery,  Toid-ZHr2 

Huff'ishness,     Koid-F2- 

Horn'-mad,     Toid-Bn1- 

Hos'pital,    Hs-Pti-L  or 

5//-Ns 

Md 
Horn'-owl,  Toid-Bn1-!, 

Toid-s-Pti-L 
Hospital'ity,    Hs-Pti-i- 

HuflTy,  Koid-F2 
Hug,  Toid-G-,  Toid-Gd2 

Horn'pipe,  Toid-Bn1-?- 

T  or  Toid-s-Pti-i-T 

Toid-G'2-NG 

P 

Hotch'pot,     Koid-CH1- 

Huge,  Koid-J«,  Toid-Jr3, 

Horn'-stone,  Toid-Bns1- 

Pt 

Koid-Jst3 

Tn 

Hotch'potch,         Koid- 

Huge'ly,  Toid-Jl3 

Horn'work,     Toid-Bn1- 

CH^-CH 

Huge-ness,  Koid-J3-Xs 

Wr-K 

Hot'tentot,  Koid-Tni-Tt 

Hug'ger-mugger,  Koid- 

Horn'y,          Toid-Bi-N, 

Hot'test,     Koid-Tst1  or 

Gi-M-Gr 

Toid-Bi-N-R,       Toid- 

Htsti 

Hu'guenot,    Toid-G3-Xt, 

B^Nst 

Hough,    Toid-K1,  Toid- 

Hu'guenotism,       Toid- 

Horog'raphy,    Toid-B1- 

Kt1,  Toid-K^NG 

G3-Xtz-M 

Gr-F 

Hou'ri,  Toid-B1 

Hum,     Toid-M2,     Toid- 

Hor'ologe,  Koid-Bim 

Hove,  Koid-V2 

Md2,  Toid-M2-XG 

Horolog'ical,  Koid-Bl1- 
J-K1 

Hov'el,  Toid-Vl1,  Toid- 
Vld1,  Toid-VP-NG 

Hu'man,  Toid-M  n3 
Humane',  Toid-iln2 

Horol'ogist,     Koid-Bl1- 

Ho'ven,  Koid-Vn2 

Humane'ly,  Toid-M2-Xl 

Jst 
Horol'ogy,  Koid-Bim 

Hov'er,  Toid-Vr2,  Toid- 
Vrd2,  Toid-Vr2-NG 

Humane'ness,        Toid- 
Mn^-Ns 

Hor'oscope,     Toid-Bs1- 

How,  standing  alone,  is 

Hu'manist,  Toid-Mn3-8t 

K-P 

written     with      breve 

Humanita'rian,      Toid- 

Horos'copy,     Toid-Bs1- 

Toid.    In  phrases  how 

Mn-T^-Bn 

K-P 

is   written  with    Toid 

Humanita'rianism, 

Hor'rent,  Toid-Bnt1 

(either  up  or  down)  or 

Toid-Mn-T2-Bnz-M 

Hor'rible,  Toid-Ri-Bl 

Koid,    and   sometimes;  Human  'ity,  Toid-Mn-T1 

Hor'ribleness  Toid-B1- 

with     the      stem     H.  Humaniza'tion,      Toid- 

Bl-Ns 

S.    C.,   pars.    143    and 

M^-Xzs/m 

Por'ribly,  Toid-Bi-Bl 

Rem.,     153,    162.    Ex- 

Hu'manize,     Toid-Mn- 

Hor'rid,  Toid-BLD 

amples  : 

Z3,  Toid-Mn-Zd3,  Toid- 

Hor'ridly,      Toid-B*-D- 

How  can,  Toid-K 

Mn-Z3-NG 

L 

How  are  you,  Toid1- 

Hu'mankind,          Toid- 

Hor'ridness,  Toid-B1-!)- 

R-Moid  or   Toid1- 

Mn3-Knd 

Ns 

Moid 

Hu'manly,  Toid-M3-Nl 

Horrific,  Toid-B3-F-K 

How       long,       Up- 

Hum'ble,   (a.)    Toid-M- 

Hor'rify,        Toid-Bi-F, 
Toid-Bi-Fd,    Toid-B1- 

Toidi-NG 
How  often-Koid-Fn1 

Bl2,            Toid-M-Bl2- 
R,  Toid-M-Blst2 

F-NG 

How  was,  H  -Z 

Hum'ble,  (v.)     Toid-M- 

Hor'ror,  Toid-B^B 

Howev'er,  Hv1 

BP,          Toid-M-Bld2, 

Horse,  Toid-Rs1  [Rs1] 

Howl,   HI1,    Hid1,    Hl1- 

Toid-M-Bl^-NG 

Horse'back,  [Rsi-B-K] 

NG  or  Toid-L1,  Toid- 

Hum'blebee,      Toid-M- 

In  all   derivatives  and 

Ld1,  Toid-ii-NG 

Bl'-^B 

compounds    commencing 

Hub'ble-bubble,    Toid- 

Hum'bleness,    Toid-M- 

with  horse  the  abbrevia- 

B12-B-B1 

Bl^Ns 

tion  Rs1  is  used. 

Huck,  Toid-K2 

Hum'bler,    Toid-M-Bl2- 

Hor'tation,       Toid-B2- 

Huck'aback,      Toid-K- 

R 

Tshn 

B*-K 

Hum'bles,   Toid-M-Blz2 

Hor'tative,  Toid-B^-Tv 

Huck'le-berry,      Koid- 

Hum'bly,  Toid-M-Bl2  or 

Hor'tatory,  Toid-Bt^T- 

Kl-B^B 

M-B12 

B 
Horticultural,       Toid- 

Huck'ster.    Toid-Kstr2, 
Toid-K-sTrd2,      Toid- 
Kstrng2 

Hum'bug,     Toid-M-B2- 
G,          Toid-M-B^Gd. 
Toid-M-B^G-NG 

HUM 


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HYP 


Humtraggery,  Toid-M- 
B^Gr 

Hun'ger,  Up-Toid-NG^lHyge'ian,  Koid-J3-N 
Gr,  Up-Toid-NGMJrdjHyge'ist,  Koid-Jst3 

Hum'drum,        Toid-M- 

Up-Toid-NG2-Gr-NG  Hy'giene,  Koid-Jn1 

Dr^M 

or   Koid-NGr2,    Koid-  Hygieu'ic,  Koid-J^-N-K 

Hu'meral,  Toid-M-Bl3 

NGrd2,  Koid-NGra-NGiHygrol'ogy,      Koid-Gi> 

Hu'merus,  Toid-M-Es3 
Hum'hum,  Toid-M^-H- 

Hun'grily.        Up-Toid- 
NG-Gr-i2 

Li-J 
Hygrom'eter,  Koid-Gr1- 

M 
Hu'mid,  Toid-Md3 

Hun'gry.  Up-Toid-NG2- 
Gr  or  Koid-NGr2 

Mtr 
Hygromet'ric,       Koid- 

Hu'midness,      Toid-M- 
D3-Ns 

Hunk.  Up-Toid-NG^K 
HunkW,  Up-Toid-NG2- 

Gr^Mt^K 
Hygromet'rical,    Koid- 

Humid'ity,  Toid-Md-T3 

Kr 

Gr'-^-Mtr-Kl 

Humil'iate,  Toid-M-it3, 

Hunks,      Up-Toid-NG2- 

Hygrom'etry,  Koid-Gr- 

Toid-M-LS-Td,     Toid- 

Ks 

M-Tr1 

M-Lt3-NG 

Hur'dy-gurdy,  Toid-E2- 

Hy'groscope,  Koid-Grs- 

Humilia'tion,    Toid-M- 

D-Gr-D 

K-P1 

ishn2 

Hurl.    Koid-El2,    Koid- 

Hy'lotheism,    Toid-W 

Humil'ity,  Toid-M-LS-T 

K\d*,  Koid-El^NG 

THz-M 

Hum'mer,  Koid-Mr2 

Hurl'-bone,     Koid-.Rl2- 

Hylozo'ism,  Toid-I/^Zz- 

Hum'ming-bird,    Toid- 

Bn 

M 

M-NG-Brd2 

Hurl'er,  Koid-Bl*-B 

Hy'men,  Toid-Mn1 

Hum'mock,  Toid-M^K 

Hurl'ing.  Koid-El^-NG 

Hymene'al,    Toid-M-N- 

Hu'mor,          Koid-Mr3, 

Hur'ly,  Koid-RV 

L3 

Koid-Mrd3,  Koid-Mr3- 

Hurly-burly,  Koid-BV- 

Hymene'an,   Toid-Mn8- 

NG 

B-El 

N 

Hu'moral,  Koid-Mr-L3 

Hurra'       or    Hurrah', 

Hymenop'teral,    Toid- 

Hu'moralism,  Koid-Mr- 

Toid-R1 

Mn-Ptr^L 

Z,Z8-M 

Hur'ricane,  Toid-B^Kn 

Hymenop'terous,  Toid- 

Hu'morism,  Koid-Mrz3- 

Hur'riedly.  Toid-fi^D- 

Mn-Ptri-S 

M 

L 

Hymn,  Toid-M3,     Toid- 

Hu'morist,    Koid-Mrst3 

Hur'rier,  Toid-R2-^ 

Md3,  Toid-M3-NG 

or  Toid-M-Est3 

Hur'ry,  Toid-i?2,    Toid- 

Hym'nal,  Toid-MS-Nl 

Hu'morous,    Koid-M.-^8 

Rt-D,  Toid-E^NG 

Hym'nic,  Toid-M3-N-K 

or  Toid-M-  Es8 

Hur'ry-skurry,       Toid- 

Hymnog'raphy,    Toid- 

Hu'morously,        Koid- 

R^-K-R 

Sl-N-Gr-F1 

Mrs-i»  or  Toid-M-  Es3- 

Hur'tle,     Hrt-L2,    Hrt- 

Hymnol'ogy,     Toid-M- 

L 

Ld'\  Hrt-I^-NG 

Nl-Ji 

Hu'morousness,    Koid- 

Hur'tleberry,      Hrt-I/2- 

Hy'per,  Toid-Pr1 

Mrs3-Ns    or     Toid-M- 

B-R 

All  words  commencing 

Bs3-Ns 

Hus'band,  Hz-Bnd2,  Hz- 

with    hyper-    take    this 

Hu'mors,  Koid-Mrz8 

Bn^Dd,    Hz-Bnd^-NG 

form. 

Hu'rnorsome,         Koid- 

or  Toid-z-Bnd2,  etc. 

Hy'phen,  Koid-Fn1 

Mrs3-M 

Hus'bandman,          Hz- 

Hyp'notize,  hiP3-N-Tz, 

Hump,  Toid-M-P2 

Bnd'^-Mn     or     Toid-z- 

hiP3-N-Tzd,      hlP8-N- 

Hump'back,  Toid-M-P2- 

Bnd^Mn 

Tz-NG 

B-K 

Hus'bandry,    Hz-Bnd2- 

Note.   —  When    A    is 

Hum'strum.      Toid-Ms- 

R  or  Toid-z-Bnd2-^ 

written  with  a  light  dot 

Tr2-M 

Hush,   H-SH2     H-SHt-  placed  near  the  succeed- 

Hu'mus,  Toid-Ms8 
Hunch,         Up-Toid-N- 
CH2  Up-Toid-N-CHt2, 
Up-Toid-N-CH^NG 

or    H-SU^-T,    H-SH2- 
NG  or  Koid-SH2,  etc. 
Hutch,  Koid-CH2 
Hy'brid,  Toid-Brd1 

ing  vowel  in  such  words 
as  hap,  heap,   hypnotize, 
hope,  hub,  unhappy,  New 
Haven,  etc.  (S.  C.,   par. 

Hunch'back,    Up-Toid- 

Hy'bridous,     Toid-Br1- 

12,3),   the    proper    steno- 

N-CH^B-K 

Ds 

graph   for  the   combina- 

Hunch 'backed,         Up- 

Hy'dra,  H-Dr1  or  Toid- 

tion  of  the  aspirate  and 

Toid-N-CH^B-Kt 

Dri 

the  vowel  is  h  and   the 

Hung,  Up-Toid-NG2 

Hydran'gea,    Toid-Dr1- 

vowel  letter  ;    thus,   hS, 

Hunga'rian,     Up-Toid- 

N-J 

he,  hi,  ho,  hu,  ha,  etc. 

NG-G-Bn2 

Hydraulics,    Toid-Dr1- 

Hy'po-,  i-P  or  hiP,    ac- 

Hung'-beef,     Up-Toid- 

L-Ks 

cording:  to  which  sound 

NG-Bf2 

Hye'na,  Up-Toid-N8 

of  t  is    heard  in    the 

HYP 


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IXD 


word.    (S.  C.  pars.  83 
and  123.) 

Impend',   M-Pnd2,     M 
Pn^Dd,  M-Pnd^-NG 

nsZd1,  nsZ!-NG  (S.  C., 
par.  329) 

Hypoder'mic,    i-p2-Dr- 

Imponderabil'ity.      M 

Incoherence,         N-K- 

M-K 

Pndri-B-Lt 

Toid-^Rns^ 

Hy'son,  Hsn1 

Impon'derable,          M 

Incoher'ency,         N-K- 

Pndri-B 

Toid-Jfin3-S 

Impon'derableness,  M 

Incoher'ent,  N-K-Toid- 

• 

Pndr1  i  Bs 

Bnt3 

I,  the  pronoun,  standing 

Impon'derous,           M 

Incoher'ently,        N-K- 

alone,  is  written  witb 

Pndri-S 

Toid-A'nt;i-i 

breve  Roid1.  In  phrases 
it  is  written  with  either 

Impor'tunate,      M-Pr1- 
CH-Nt 

Incomprehen'sible-y 
N  i  Pr^-Ns-B 

Roid  or  Choid,  accord- 
ing to  which  makes  the 

Importune'    M-PrS-Tn 
M-PrS-Tnd,  M-PrS-Tn- 

Incontest'able-y,       X  ; 

best  junction.   But  be- 

NG 

Incon'tinence,  N1-Knt- 

fore  can  and  could  Roid 

Importu'ner,    M-Pr^T- 

Nns 

and  not  Choid  is  used. 

Nr 

Incon'tinency,    N-Knt- 

S.   C.,  '137,   162,    167. 

Importu'nity,       M-Pr3- 

Nn-S1 

Examples  : 

Tn-T 

Incon'tinent,     N1-Knt- 

I  do,  Roid-D2 

Impound',  M-Pnd1 

Nnt 

I  did  not,  Roid-Dnt3 
I  think,  Roid-TH3 

Imprac'tical,        M-Pr1- 
Kl 

Incontinently,   N-Knt- 

I  am,  Choid-M1 
I  was,  Choid-Z1 

Impris'on,  M-Przn3 
Improbabil'Jty,  [M-Pr3- 

Incorrect',  [N^-Kr-K] 
Incorrect'ly,    [>-Kr-K- 

I  can,  Roid-K1 

B] 

i2] 

I  could    not,    Roid- 

Improv'able,  M-Prv^B 

Incorrect'ness,  [N'^Kr- 

Knt3 

Improv'idenoe,          M- 

K-Ns] 

I.,  as  an  initial  of  proper 

Prvdi-Ns 

Incrust'ing,  N2-Krstng 

names,  is  written  with 
the  full  diphthong  sign 

Improv'ident,  M-Prvd1- 

Nt 

[n'cubator,  N-K-Bti-8 
Incul'cating,      N-K1-K- 

in  the  first  position. 

Improvis'er,  M-Pri-Vz- 

T^-NG 

Ichthyol'ogy  K-TEW 

E 

Lndefat'igable-y,      Nd- 

Idol'atry,    i-D^Z-Tr  or 

Im'putee,  M-Pls3 

Fi-T-G-Bl  or    N-Dft1- 

DlLTr 

Impul'sion,  M-Plshn2 

G-B1 

Dl'-starred,  ist^Rd 

Impul'sive,  M-Pls'^V 

Lndescrib'able,   Nds-K- 

nius'trate,         Lst'VBt, 
Lsf-^-Td,      Lat*-Et- 

Impul'sively,  M-Pls^V- 
L 

[ndestructibil'ity,      N- 

NG 

Impu'nity,  M-Pn3-T 

DstrS-Kt-Blt 

lUustra'tion,  Lst2-Eshn 

Inadvert'enoe,      N-D2- 

[ndestruc'tible,           N- 

lUus'trative    Lst^-Rt-V 

Vrt-Ns 

Dstr^Kt-Bl 

Illustratively,  Lst^jRt- 

Inadvert'enoy,      N-D2- 

Indigest'ible,  Nd-Jst^-B 

V-L 

Vrt-N-S 

[ndig'nant,  Nd3-G-Nnt 

nius'trator,  Lst^-Rtr 

Inadvert'ent,  N-D^-Vrt- 

Indig'nantly,         Nd-G- 

nius'trious,  Lst^-Rs 

Nt 

Nnt-i8 

Illus'triously,      Lat^B- 

Inadvert'ently,     N-D2- 

Indigna'tion,       Nd^G- 

•X 

Vrt-Nt-L 

Nshn 

Illus'triousness,     Lst2- 

Inal'ienable-y,    [N-in2- 

Indig'nity,    Nd-G-N-T3 

Bs-Ns 

B] 

[N-D3-G] 

lU-will',  L3-W1 

Inartifl'oial-ly,  [NrtrF3- 

Indiscrim'inate,   [Nds3- 

Immate'rial-ly,  M-Mtr- 

SH] 

K-M] 

L3 

Inauspi'oioua,      Ns-P3- 

Indiscrim'inately, 

Imme'diateness,      [M3- 

Md:Ns] 

SHa 
Incer'titude,  Ns-Bt^Td 

[Nds3-K-M-L] 
Indistinct',  N-DstS-NGt 

Immer'sion,           M-M- 

ncest'uouB,  Nss-CHs2 

or  Nd3-st-NGt 

.Rshn2 

Incest'uously,  Nss-CH2- 

iidistino'tion,    N-Dst8- 

Impas'sionate,            M- 

si 

NGshn      or      Nd8-st- 

Pshni-aT 

incesfuousnesa,     Nss- 

NGshn    (S.    C.,    par. 

Impa'tienoe.  M-Pshns2 

CHs'i-Ns 

305) 

Impa'tient,  M-Pshnt2 

Inchas'tity,  N-CHsti-T 

Indistinctly,      N-Dst3- 

Impa'tiently,  M-Pshnt2- 

Incise',    Ns-Z1,  Ns-Zd1, 

NGt-L  or   Nd-sfc-NGt- 

L 

Ns-Zi-NG     or     nsZ1, 

L* 

IND 


348 


IXS 


Indistinct'ness,  N-Dst3-;  Inflict',    nF!3-K-T,    and 

N3-Toid-Md,   N3-Toid- 

NGt-Ns  orNdS-st-NGt-i    in  all   derivatives    the 

M-NG 

Ns                                   r    same. 

Inlaid',  N-i^D 

Indistin'guishable,  Nd- 

Inflores'cence,       nFT2- 

In'ner,  iNr3.    Vocalized 

st-NG-SH3-Bl 

Ksns 

to  disting^iish  it  from 

Individual'ity,  Nd-Vd1- 

In'fluence,    nFlns3    [N- 

near. 

L-T  or  Nd-Vd^Lt 

Fs3] 

Innerve',  iN-Nr-V2.  Vo- 

Indoc'trinate,     [N-D1- 

Influen'tial,  [nFln2] 

calized    to  distinguish 

Tr-N-T] 

Influen'za,  nFl^N-Z 

it  from  Unnerve. 

Indoctrination,  [N-D2-  In'flux,  nF!3-Ks 

In'nocence,  Nsns3 

Tr-Nshn] 

Inform',  N-Fi-M,  N-F1- 

Innova'tion,  N-N-Vshn2 

Indors'able,   Nd-Rs^B- 

Md,  N-Fi-M-NG 

Innuen'do,     N-Xoid-N- 

L                                     !lnfor'mal-ly,  N-Fi-Ml 

D2 

Indorse',     Nd-Rs1,  Nd-  Inf  ormal'ity,  N-FJ-M1-T 
Rst1,  Nd-Rsi-NG           Inform'ant,  N-F^Mnt 

Inor'dinate,    N-Rd^Nt 
or  Nrdi-Nt 

Indorsee',  N-I^-B-S 

Informa'tion,         N-F2- 

Inquisi'tional,             N- 

Indorse'ment,   Nd-Rs1- 

Mshn 

KwzsAn--L3 

Mnt 

Inf  re'quent,  [N3  5  Frntl 

Inquisi'tionary,           N- 

Indora'er,  Nd-Rs^R 

Inhab'itiveness,  N-Bt^  : 

KwzsAn-R3 

Indors'or,  Nd-Rs^R 

Vs 

Insatiabil'ity,       nsSH3- 

Industrial,  N-Dst^-R-L 

Inhala'tion,         N-Toid- 

Bl-T 

Indus'trious,  N-Dst2-.R8 

ishn2 

Insa'tiable,  nsSH^Bl 

Indus'triously,  N-Dst2- 

Inhale,  N-Toid-i2 

Insa'tiableness,  nsSH2  : 

R-sL 

Inhal'er,  N-Toid-i^R 

Bs 

In'dustry,  N-Dst3-JJ 

Inhere',    N-Toid-R8,  N- 

Insa'tiate,  nsSH^T 

Indwell',  nDw^L  (S.  C., 

Toid-Rd3,   N-Toid-E3- 

Inscribe',              [nsKr1, 

par.  332) 

NG 

nsKrd1,  nsKr(-)3 

Ineffectively,    N-F^K- 

Inher'ence,        N-Toid- 

Inscrip'tion,  [nsKrshn3] 

T-V1 

Rns3 

Insen'sible-y,  Ns-Ns-B'2 

Inequality,  N-Kw-Lt3 

Inher'ency,        N-Toid- 

Insignificance,      [Ns3- 

Inexpe'rience,  [nsPrns8] 

Ens-S 

Gns] 

Inexpe'rienced, 

Inher'ent,  N-Toid-Rnt3 

Insignificancy,        [Ns- 

[nsPrnst3] 

Inher'ently,       N-Toid- 

Gn-S3] 

Inex'trioable,    N-K-str- 

^nt3-L 

Insignificant,  fNs3-Gnt] 

K-B12 

Inher'it,  N-Toid--Rt2,  N- 

Insincere',  Xs-Ns-.E3 

Infat'uate,  N-FtLNoid- 

Toid-RZ-Td,     N-Toid- 

Insin'uate,    Ns-N-Noid- 

T,  etc. 

Bt*-NG 

T3,       Ns-N-Noid-Td3, 

Infatua'tion,         N-Ft2- 

Inher'itable-y,  N-Toid- 

Ns-N-Noid-TS-NG 

iishn 

.Rt^Bl 

Insinua'tion,            Ns2- 

Infer',  [N-F2,    N-F^-Rd, 

Inheritance,      N-Toid- 

Nushn 

N-F*C)1 

Bt«-Ni 

In'solate,    nsLt3,    nsL3- 

Infer'able,  [N-F2-B1] 

Inher'itor,  N-Toid-Rtr2 

Td,  nsLt3-^^ 

Infest'ing,  N-Fstng2 

Inheritress,  N-Toid-E^- 

Insola'tion,  nsishn2 

Inflame,  nFl^M 

Trs 

In'solence,  nsLns3 

Inflam'er,  nFl^Mr 

Inher'itrix,         N-Toid- 

In'solent,  nsLnt3 

Inflammabil'ity,     nFl3- 

Btr2-Ks 

In'solently,  nsLnt3-!/ 

M-Blt 

Inhos'pitable-y,          N- 

Insom'nia,  nsMi-N 

Inflam'mable,    nFl^M- 

Toid-s-Pt!-Bl 

Insom'nious,  nsM^Ns 

Bl 

Inhos'pitableness,     N- 

Install',     Nst-i1,     Nst- 

Inflam'mableness, 

Toid-s-PtiiBs 

id1,  Nst-LLNG 

[nFU-MrBs] 

Inhospital'ity,             N- 

Installa'tion,  Nst-ishn2 

Inflamma'tion,        nFl2- 

Toid-s-PtLI^T 

Install'ment,       Nst-L1- 

Mshn 

Inhu'man.  N^Toid-Mn 

Mnt 

Inflam'matory,       nFl1- 

Inhuman'ity,     N-Toid- 

In'step,  N-st-P3 

Mt-J? 

Mn-T1 

Instill',  Nst-i3,  Nst-id3, 

Inflate',  nFlt2,   nFl^Td, 

Inhu'manly.      N^Toid- 

Nst-iS-NG 

nFlt^-XG 

M-N1 

Instilla'tion,  Nst-ishn2 

Infla'tion,  nFlshn2 

Inhu'mate,  N3-Toid-Mt 

In'stillator,  Nst-Ltr8 

Inflect',   nFl'^-K-T,   and 

Inhuma'tion,    N^Toid- 

InstiU'er,  Nst-L^R 

in  all    derivatives  the 

Mshn 

Instill'ment,       Nst-Z/3- 

same. 

Inhume',       NS-Toid-M, 

Mnt 

INS 


349 


LAS 


Instinct',  N3-st-NGt 

In'valid,  nV!3-D 

Isl'e^Choid-Xt1 

In'stinct,  N3-st-NGt 

Invalidate,       nVP-Dt, 

Is'sue,     SH-Ew3,  SHd- 

Instinctive,   N-st-NGt- 
V8 

nVU-D  •  Td,  nVl^DtC) 

Invalidation,          nVl2- 

Ew3  SH3-NG 
Itself7,  T^-sL-F  [Ts2] 

Instinctively,         N-st- 

Dshn 

NGt-V8-i 

Invalidity,  nVld3-T 

T 

In'stitute,  N-st-Tt3,  N- 

Invalldness,  nVP-D-Ns 

o  • 

st-T3'Td,  N-st-TtC)3 

Inval'uable-y,         nVl1- 

Jan'senism,  Jnsi^-Z-M 

Institu'tion,  N-st-Tshn3 

Noid-B 

Jan'senist,  Jnsu-^-St 

Institu'tional,         N-st- 
Tshn3-L 

Inves'tigate,  N-Vst2-Gt, 
N-Vst^-G-Td,   N-Vst2- 

Jeho'vah,  J^Koid-V 
Jeho'vist,  J^-Koid-Vst 

Institu'tionary.      N-st- 

Gt-NG  [N-Vs'MJt,  etc.] 

Jehovistlc,        Ja-Koid- 

Tshn3-!? 

Investiga'tion,   N-Vst2- 

Vst-K 

In'stitutive,  N-st-T3-Tv 
In'stitutor,  N-st-Ttr8 

Gshn  [N-Vs^Gshn] 
Inves'tigator,      N-vst2- 

Jesting,      Jst--NG     or 
Jstng2 

Instrument'al-ly,  nsTr8 

Gtr  [N-Vs^Gtr] 

Jet'son,  Jtsn2 

:Mnt 

Invest'ing,  N-Vstng2 

Joc'ularly,  Ji-KI-R-L 

Instrumentality,  nsTr1 

Invest'ment,       N-vst2- 

Jollifica'tion,       J-L-F- 

:Mnt 

Mnt 

Kslm 

Instrumenta'tion  , 

Invol'untarily,    nVlnt1- 

Ju'dicature,  Jd3-Ktr 

nsTr^-Mnt-SHn 

R-L 

Junior,  [Jr3] 

In'sular,  nsZ,3-R 

Invol'untariness, 

Jurisdic'tion,         Jrsd3- 

Insularity,  nsZA-R-T 

nVlnt1-i?-Ns 

Kslm 

In'sulary,  nsi3--R 

Invol'untary,  nVlnt1-^ 

Jurisdic'tional,     Jrsd3- 

In'sulate,    nsit3,    nsi8- 

Involve',  nVP-V,  nVl1- 

Kshn-X, 

Td,  nsit3-NG 

Vd,  nVP-V-NG 

Jurisdic'tive,  Jrsd3-Kt- 

Insula'tion,  nsLshn2 

Involv'edness,        nVl1- 

V 

In'sulator,  nsitr3 

Vd-Ns 

Just'ly,  J'^-sT-i  or  Jst2- 

In'sult,  nsLt3 

Involve'ment,    nVU-V- 

L 

Insult',  nsit2,  nsi-Td, 

Mnt 

nsLt2-NG 

Invulnerability,    nVl3- 

Insult'er,  nsitr2 

Nr-B-Lt 

• 

Insultingly,  nsit^NGl 

Invul'nerable,  nV!2-Nr- 

Kai'ser,  K-zR1 

In'tegral,  N-T3-Gr-L  or 

Bl 

Keen'-witted,  Kn3-Soid- 

Nt-Gr-L3 

Invul'ner  ablene  ss, 

Td 

Integ'rity,  Nt-Gr-T2 

nVl^Nr-Bl-Ns 

Keep'ership,  K-Pi^-SH- 

Integ'ument,        Nt^G- 

Inwall',  N-wL1,  N-wi1- 

PfK-Pr3:  SH] 

Mnt 

D,    N-wii-NG  (S.  C., 

Ket'tle,  Kt-L2 

Intel'ligibleness,      [Nt- 

par.  125) 

Ket'tle-drum,       Kt-L2- 

J2:Bs] 

Ironical,  i-Ri-N-Kl 

Dr-M 

Interchange',  Ntr-CH2, 

I'rony,  i-IJi-N 

Ket'tle-pin,  Kt-L^-Pn 

Ntr-CH-NJd2,       Ntr- 

Irrecov'erable-y,    [Rr2- 

Ki'lo.  K-L3 

CHC)2 

Kv-Bl 

Kin'dergarten,      Kndr- 

Intercos'tal,  Ntr-Kst-Z,1 

Irreliglon,  [R3-Ir-J] 

G-7?3-Tn 

Interesting,  Ntrstng3 

Irresponsibility,  [iirs3- 

Kin'dred,  Knd-.R3-D 

Inte'rior,  N-T8-JR-JR    or 

Pns] 

Kins'woman,          Knz8- 

Nt-flr3 

Irretriev'able-y,      Ri3- 

Soid-Mn 

Inter'ment,  Nt-R2-Mnt 

Trv-B 

Kit'ten,  K-Tn8 

Interne',  N-T^Rn 

Irrup'tion,  J?r2-Pshn 

Knowingly,  N^NG-L 

Interrog'atory,      [Ntr1- 
G] 

Irrup'tive,  Rr^Pt-V 
Is,  z3.   Is  may  also  be  in- 

T, 

In'terstate,  Ntr-st-T8 

cluded    in     breve-sez, 

•  i. 

Interur'ban,  Ntr-R2-Bn 
Intol'erable-y,  N-T1-!/- 
R-B1  or  Nt-iri-Bl 

breve-est,    and   breve- 
ster,  as  in  the  phrases 
is  as,  as  is,  this  is,  is 

Laconic.  L^-Kn-K 
Lair,  Ll-li 
Lam'entable,     i^-Mnt- 

Intrusting,  N-Trst^NG 

the,   is  there,   where  is 

B 

or  N-Trstpg2 

there,  etc.   S.  C.,  pars. 

Land'holder,         Lnd1- 

In-ien'do,  N-Noid-N-D2 

1«2,  307,  308,  309,  310. 

Toid-Ldr 

Inutillty,  N-Noid-T3-L- 

Isl'and,  Choid-Lnd1 

Lan'guish,  Z/^XG-SH 

T 

Isl'ander,  Choid-indr1 

Lasting,    ist^NG     01 

Invalid,  nVl^D 

Isle,  Choid-i1 

.Lstng1 

LEA 


350 


MER 


Leave,  i«-eV.       Vocal-'Mahog'any,         M^Up- 

Mas'tering,  Mstrng1 

ized,  when  necessary,  to 

Toid-G-N 

Mas'terpiece,  Mstr-Ps1 

distinguish  it  from  h  ve. 

Mahom'edan,  M-M-Dn1 

Mas'ter-stroke,  Ms-Tr1- 

Leer,  Xa-R 

Mai'hem,  M^Koid-M 

sTr-K  or  Mstrs1-!-^ 

Lee'way,  IA-Thoid 

Mail,  (n.)  Ml2 

Mast'mg,  Mstng1 

Lens'es,  1^-Nzz 

MaU;ing,  Ml^XG 

Mas  'tod  on,  Mst-Dn1 

Less'en,  Lsn2 

Mail'able,  M1-B12 

Mate'rial,  Mtr-L3 

Les'son,  isn2 

Mail'-coaoh,  M12-K-CH 

Materialis'tio,         Mtr- 

Lew'isson,  iS-Ssn 

Majes'tic,  M-Jst^-K 

Lst*-K 

Lericog'rapher,  L^-Ks- 

Majes'tically,  M-Jst2-K- 

Materialis'tical,       Mtr- 

K-Grf-R 

L 

ist^-K-L 

Li'cense,  isns1 

Majes'ticalnesB.  M-Jst2- 

Mat'terize,  Mtr-Z1 

Ligament'al  i^-G-Mnt- 

K-JL-Ns 

Mat'ter-of-fact,      Mtr1- 

L  i  i3-G  !  Mnt] 

Malapropos',  Ml-Pr2-? 

Roid-Ft 

LinVbo,  L8-M-B 

Malconf  orma'tion,  Ml  • 

Maturely,  Mt-Bl8 

Limp,    IAM-P,    lAMt, 

F^Mshn 

mrn  i^A«/«nw%A    "\fi  T?~  —  ft 

Mau'ser.  Mz-R1 
iur«n-/v.Am    \ra  V^A  \tr 

lAM-P-XG 

Limp'ingly, 

XG1 

Linoleum, 
Lin'otype, 
List'en,  isn3 
Listing,     ist3-XG 

istng* 

Listlessness.  ist3  • 
Lit'eraty,  L&-R-R 
Lit'erate,  Lt3-Rt 
Lltera'ti,  Lt*-it-T 
Litera'tim,  it^-R-T-M 
Lit'eratore,  Lt^Ktr 
Litera'tus,  it'^R-Ts 
Liz'ard,  iz3-Rd 
Loaned,  iond2.    Vocal- 


Malfea'sance,  Ml-Fzns8  |May'hem,  M^-Koid-M 
L8-M-P-  Malf  orma'tion,    Ml-F2-;  Mea'sled,  Mz-IAD 

Mshn  (Mea'sles,  Mz-£z8 

Mali'cious,  M-LS-SHs     [Mea'sly,  Mz-i8 
Mali'ciousness,     M-i3-,  Mechan'ical-ly, 


or 
is 

'-M 

r 
• 

SHs-Xs 
Malig'nancy,  Ml-G-Xn- 

Malig'nant,  Ml3-G-Xnt 
Malig'nantly,       M13-G- 
Xnt-i 
Malig'nity,  Ml-G-X-T3 
Malison,  M-isn1 
Malprac'tice,  Ml-Pri-K- 
Ts  [Ml-Pri] 
Maltreat',  Ml-Trt8,  Ml- 

Kl 
Mechanlcalness,      M1- 
Kn-Kl-Xs 
Mechani'cian,      M-Kn- 
SHn3 
Mech'anism,  M^Kn-zM 
Medicine,  Mdsn2 
Mediterranean,      Md- 
Trn'^-X 
Meg'aphone,  M-G-Fn2 
Melancholia,    Ml-X-K- 

Tr3  '  Td,  Ml-TrtC)8 


& 


ized  to  distinguish  it  Maltreat'ment,  Ml-Trt3-  Meliorate,  Ml-JRt3 


from  Lent. 
Locomo'tive,  [i2  :  TV] 


Mnt 
Malt'ster,  M-itst^R 


Melt,  M-Lt2 
Memoir'  M-M-R1 


Locomo'tor  atazla,  i2-  Man'drake,  M-X-Dra-K  Meningi'tis,     Mn-X-J1- 

orMndri-K  i     Ts 

Manganese',  Mn3-G-Xz  Men'strual,  M-Xst-R^L 
Man'hole,  Mn-Koid-L1  Men'struant,  M-Xst-.R2- 
Manlcure,  MuX-Kr  \  Xt 
Manifesting,  M-X-  Men'struate,  M-' 


K-Mtr 

Loos'en,  Lsn3 
Lore,  L*-R 
Los'er,  Ltf-R 
Loy'al,  U-L 
Luck'ier,  L^K- 
Luck'ily,  L2-K-L 
Lull,  L*-L 
Lump,   L2-M-P, 

[AM-P-NG 
Lump'y,  L'^-M-P 
Lure,  LS-R 
Lus'cious,  LZ-SH 
Lus'ciousness,  L2-SHs- 

Xs 

Lust'ing,  Lstng2 
Lynx,       L3-NG-Ks 

Ln3-Ks 
Lyr'ic,  i3-R-K 


Fstng 
Manifestly,  M-X-Fst1-!, 


T,    M-Xst-^Td,    M- 
Xst-B^T-XG 


Man'slaughter,        Mn  •  Menstrua'tion,    M-Xst- 


Manufac'tory,  [3I-X-F1-  Men'struous,       M-Xst- 

.KJ  i     E^ 

Manufact'ure,  [M-X-F1]  Men'struum,  M-Xst-E2- 
Man'y-cornered,  M^X-     M 


Krn-Rd 

Mariner,  M-Rn1-! 

i  Marital,  M-RtJ-L 
or : Marred,  M-Rd1 

;Mas'cot,  MsJ-Kt 

Ma'son,  Msn2 

Masonic,  MsnLK 

Ma'aonry,  Msn-R2 

Massage',  Ms-ZH1 

Maglstracy^I-Jsti-R-SMas'ier-builder,  Mstr1-  Mer'cy,  Mr-S2  or 
Magistrate,  M-Jst^Et  I    B-idr  S 


M. 


Men'tnl,  Mn-T2-L  [Mnt2] 
Mentality,  Mn-Ti-L-T 
Men'tally,          Mn-T2-^ 

[Mnf-2] 
Men'tioned,  M-X- 

SHnd2 
Men'tioning,   M^Xshn- 


Mer'cenary.  Mrsn-B2 


MES                              351                              NUZ 

Mes'merizer,  Mz-M-.fi2- 

Misstep'  Mst-P2 

zR 

Misyoke;,   Ms^Moid-K, 

Mes'senger,         Msn-Jr2 

Ms^-Moid-Kt,         Ms2- 

• 

[Ms-Jr2] 

Moid-K-NG 

Na'iad,  N-Noid-D2 

Metal'liform,   Mt-Z-LF- 

Miz'zen,  Mzn8 

Narrate',  N-A>;!-T,  N-i22- 

M 

Miz'zeii-mast,  Mzn3-Mst 

Td,  N-.R*-T-NG 

Metaphor'io,  Mt-Fri-K 
Metaphor'ical,   Mt-Fr1- 

Miz'zle.  Mz-i8,  Mz-id«, 
Mz-L^-NG 

Nar'rower,  N-I^-R 
Wa'sally,  N-zi2 

Kl 

Mnemos'yne,  N^Ms-N 

Nastur'tium,      Nst-Ji-- 

Meteorolog'io,    Mtr-i1- 

Moc'casin  Mi-Ksn 

SH-M 

J-K 

Mod'esty,     M-Ds^T  or 

Nec'essarily,  Nss-7i'2-i 

Meteorological,     Mtr- 

Mds-Ti 

Need'less,  Ncl-7>s3 

Li-J-Kl 

Mo'liawk,   M2-Up-Toid- 

Neg'ligence,  [N--Glns] 

Meteorol'ogist,  Mtr-L1- 

K 

Negligent,  [N^Glnt] 

Jst 

Moist'en,  Msn1 

Negligently,  [N--Glnt  '• 

Meteorol'ogy,  Mtr-im 

Moist'ure,  Ms-CHr* 

L] 

Mi'crobe,  M-Kr-B1 

Mold,  M-Ld^  or  Mid2 

Neph'ew,  N-F^-Noid 

Mi'cron.  MVKrn 
Mi'crophone,  M-Kr-Fn1 

Mold'er    or    Mould'er, 
Mldr2  or  Ml-Dr2 

Nest'ing,  Nstng'2 
Neurasthe'nia,    N-/is3- 

Mid'way,  Md^Thoid 

Mold'ing  or  Mould'ing, 

TH-N 

Migra'tion,      MMirshn 

M-Ld('j2orMldC)2 

Nic'otine,  N-K-Tn3 

(S.  C.,  page  193) 

Monument'al-ly,    Mn1  : 

Night'-hawk,  Nti-Toid- 

Mi'gratory,  M-Grt-.fi1 

Mnt 

K 

MUe,  M-L1  or  Ml1 

Moor'ings,  M-.R8-NGz 

Night'-shade,    Nt^SH- 

Milk'y-way,      M-IA-K- 

Mort'gage,  [Mi-Gl 

D 

Thoid 

Mort'gage-deed,  [Mi-G- 

Night'-watch,          Nt1- 

Mill,  (n.)  Ml3 

Dd] 

Thoid-CH 

Mill,  (v.)  M-L8,  M-Ld8, 
M-IANG 

Mortgagee',  [M-G-J8] 
Mort'uary  ,  Mrt-Moid-.fi1 

Night'-Avitch            Nt1- 
Thoid-CH 

Mil'liner,    M-I^-Nr    or 

MF-Nr 

Mother-of-pearl', 
Mdhr^-Roid-P-jRl 

Nitroglyc'erine,      Ntr- 
Gl-siin3 

Mil'linery,  M-in8-B  or 

Mo'tionless,  Mshn2-Ls 

No,  N2.  See  any. 

MF-Nr 

Mo'torman,  Mtr^Mn 

Nomenclature,    N^-M- 

Mill'wright,  K-L^Rt  or 

Mug'wump,     M-Gw-M- 

N-Kltr 

Mi-Be" 

P2 

No,  sir,  [Ns2] 

Mineral'ogy,  M-Nr-J1 

Mul'tiple,    M-Lt2-?!  or 

Non-conform'ity,    Nn  '• 

Min'ister,   M3-Nstr,  M- 

Mlt-Pl2 

FLR-M-T  [NniFi-T] 

Nst-.Rd3,  M8-Nstrng 

Mul'tiplicand,     M-it2- 

Non-conta'gious       Nn- 

Min'istral,   M-Nst-^3-L 

Pl-KndorMlt-Pl^Knd 

Knt-Js2 

Min'istrant,       M-Nst- 

MultipUca'tion,  M-it2- 

Non-conta'giousness, 

Ent8 

Pl-Kshn     or    Mlt-Pl2- 

Nn-Knt-Js-2-\s 

Ministra'tion,      M-Nst- 

Kshn 

Non-man  ufac'turing, 

flshn2 

Mul'tiply,  M-it2-?!,  M- 

[Nn-M-N-F(')1! 

Min'istry,  M-Nst-E8 

it^Pld,  M-Lt^Pl-NG 

Non'sense,  N^-Nsna 

Min'strel,  M-Nstr-i8 

or  Mlt-Pl2,  etc. 

North'-star,    Nr-THst1- 

Min'strelsy,  M-Nstr-L8- 

S 

Mur'deress,  Mr-Dr2^ 
Mur'derously,  Mrdr-sL2 

R 

Nor'west'er,  Nr-Wstr2 

Misbelief,  M-sBlf8 

Mus'cular,  Ms-K-L2-R 

Nos'le,  Nz-L1 

Mischarge'    Ms-CH1-^- 

Mus'tering,  Mstrng2 

Nos'tril,  Nst-i?1^ 

J,  Ms-CPP-EJd,   Ms- 

Mu'toscope,  M-TS-sK-P 

Nos'trum,  N-sTr^M  or 

CHi-E-J-NG 

Muz'zle,Mz-I,2,  Mz-id2, 

Nst-Ri-M 

Misdemean'or,  [Ms-D3] 

Mz-L^-NG 

Note'-worthy,          Nt2- 

Misform',  Ms-Fi-M,  etc. 

Muz'zle-ring,  Mz-J^jR- 

Thoid-DH 

Misfort'une,    Ms-F1-!?- 

NG 

Notwithstanding, 

CHn  or  Ms-Fti-N 

Myo'pia,  M-P2 

[Nts-Tndi-NG] 

Misinform',  Ms-N-F^M, 

Myself,  Ms-Li-F  [Ms1] 

Noz'zle,  Nz-L1,  Nz-Ld1, 

Ms-N-FLMd,  MS-N-FI- 

Mys'tery,  Ms-T3-« 

Nz-Li-NG 

M-NG 

Mys'tify,  Ms-T8-F,  Ms- 

Nui'sanoe,  Nsns8 

Misinf  orma'tion,  Ms-N- 
F^Mshn 

Tf8-D,   M8-Tf8-^(G  or 
Mst-F8,  Mst-Fd8,  Mst- 

Nut'-hook,  Nt^Toid-K 
Nuz'zle,  Nz-L2,  Nz-Ld2, 

Misspent',  Ms-Pnt2 

F«-NG 

Nz-IANG 

O                                352                             OTH 

Oc'cupy,  K-Noid-Pi,  K- 

Or,  Ri 

Noid-Pdi,   K-Noid-Pi- 

Or  all,  Rli 

• 

NG 

Or  an,  Rn1 

O.,  as  an  initial  of  proper 
names,  is  written  with 

Of,  Roid2.    S.  C.,  p.  42. 
In  phrases  of  may  be 

Or  other,  Rdhr1 
Or  rather,  R^Edhr 

Joid  on  the  line. 

written     with     either 

2.   In    the    middle    of 

Oaths,  DHz2 

Roid  or  Choid.  accord- 

phrases —  by    R,     when 

Obei'sance,  Bsns8 

ing  to  which  makes  the  more  convenient  than  R  ; 

Obit'uary,  Bt3-Moid-E 

best  junction.     In  the  thus: 

Ob'ject,  (n.)  [Ji-Ktj 
Ob'ject-glass,       [JP-Kt- 

phrases  of  it,  of  its,  of 
other,  of  their,  the  stem 

Day  or  two,  D^tf-T 
Three  or  four,  THr3- 

Gls] 

V1  may  be  used  for  of 

R-F-R 

Objec'tionable,  [Bshn2- 

instead  of  the  breve. 

Eight  or  nine,  TVR- 

B] 

S.   C.,   pare.  138,  162, 

Nn 

Ob'jectless,  Ji-Kt-Is 

167,  197,  198,  428,   and 

Said  or  done,  sD^-R- 

Oblit'erate,     E8-Lt-Rt, 

p.  172. 

Dn 

B3-Lt-E-Td,       B3-£t- 

Of     the,      standing 

3.  After  several  of  the 

Et-XG 

alone,  is  written  with 

single    stem   words  —  by 

Oblitera'tion,        B-2-Lt- 

the       breves       Roid12- 

the  r-hook  jthus  : 

Eshn 

Choid  ;  but  in  phrases 

At  or,  Tr1 

Observ'atory,  B^ziivt- 

it  is  written  with  either 

Two    or    three,  Tr«- 

R 

Roid-Choid  or   Choid- 

THr 

Observe',  B'^Ev,     B2- 

Roid  according  to  con- 

On or,  Nr1 

zjRvd,  B2-z.Rv-ng 
Observ'er,  B2-zRv-R 

venience  ;  and  in  a  few 
phrases  Vet  is  used,  as 

In  or,  Nr3 
Or'chestra,  Ri-Kst-E 

Observ'ing,    B^-Rv-ng 

in  most  of  the  time,  one 

Or'chestral,    RLKst-E- 

(S.  C.   par.  328) 

of  the,  seasonofthe  year. 

L 

Observ'ingly,    B^jRv- 

S.  C.,  pars.  167,  429. 

Orchestra'tion,  R^Kst- 

ng-L 

Officer,  FskR 

Rshn 

Ob'solete,    B!-sZ,t.    See 
Absolute. 

Ohm.  M2 
Ohm'meter,  M2-Mtr 

Or'ganize,  Ri-Gn-Z,  R1- 
Gn-Zd,  Ri-Gn-Z-NG 

Ob'stinacy,  B^t-N-S 

Oil'-y,  [Poid-i1] 

Or'ganizer,    Ri-Gn-Z-R 

Ob'stinate,  Bi-st-Nt 

Old,     Boid-Ld2,     Boid- 

or  Ri-Gn-zR 

Ob'stinately,  fii-st-Nfr-L 

idr2,    Boid-L^Dst    or 

Orient'al,  Rnt'^-L  or  Ru2- 

Obstipa'tion,          B^-st- 

Boid-Ldst2 

T-L 

Pshn 

Old'-age,  Boid-id2!J 

Or'ison,  Rzn1 

Obstrep'erous,   Bst^-R- 

Old'en,  Boid-i^-Dn 

Ornithol'ogy,    Rn^TH- 

Prs 
Obstrep'erously,    Bst2- 

Old'ish,  Boid-L^D-SH 
Old'ness,  Boid-Ld'2-Ns 

L-J  [Rni-TH-J] 
Orthope'dic,    £3-TH-P- 

R-Pr-sL 

Oleomar'garine,    L:-M- 

I>K 

Obstrep'erousness, 

E-Grn 

Os'suary,  SH^Moid-E 

Bst2-E-Prs-Ns 

One'-horse,    Wn>2-Toid- 

Osteol'ogy,  [St1  •  J] 

Obstric'tion,          Bstr3- 

Rs  [Wn^Rsl 

Osteop'athy,  Sti-P-TH 

Kshn 

Oneself,  Wn2  '  s2 

Os'trich,    S^Tr-CH    or 

Obstruct',         Bstr^Kt, 

One's  self,  Wnz2  •  s2 

Sti-E-CH 

Bstr^K-Td,  Bstr^Kt- 

Ontol'ogy,  Nt1  '•  J 

Other,   DHr1.     Written 

NG 

O'pen-hearted,         Pn2- 

in  the  first  position  to 

Obstructed,      Bstr^K- 

Toid-E-Td 

avoid      conflict      with 

Td 

Ophthal'moscope,     F1- 

their,  which  is  written 

Obstruct'er,  Bstr^Ktr 

TH-i-Ms-K-P 

in  the  second  position. 

Obstruction,         Bstr2- 

Opposi'tion,         PzsAn1. 

In    phrases   other  may 

Kshn 

See  Position. 

be    written    with    the 

Obstruct'ive,   Bstr^Kt- 

Op'tic,  Pi-T-K  or  Ptl-K 

Ther-hook  or    by  the 

V 

Op'tics,  PLT-Ks  or  Pt1- 

Lengthening  Principle. 

Ob'struent,  Bst3-B-Nt 

Ks 

S.    C.,   pars.  20<t,   231, 

Oc'cupancy,       K-Xoid- 

Op'timist,  PLT-Mst    or 

271  and  Rem.  276.   Ex- 

Pni-S 

PtLMst 

amples  : 

Oc'cupant,  K-Noid-Pnt1 

Or  is  written  as  follows  : 

In  other,  Ndhr3 

Occupa'tion,      K-Noid- 

1.  When  standing  alone 

No  other,  Vdhr2 

Pshn2 

or  commencing  phrases  — 

Of  other,  Vudhr1 

Oc'cupier,  K-Noid-P^Rjby  R1  ;  thus:  ~  " 

Some  other,  sMdhr2 

OTH 


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POS 


The  other,  DHdhr8 
Every  other,  Vndhr2 

Paraphrastic,  PrLFrst- 
K 

Permis'sible-y,   Pi-3-Ms- 
B 

Each  other,  CHdhr8 

Par'esis,  pi-^ss 

Per'son,  Prsn- 

Such  other,  sCHdhr2 
Oth'ers,  DHrz* 

Parliament,  [Pr1-!,] 
Parliament'ary,  [Pr2-!/] 

Per'sonage,  Pi-sn^-J 
Per'sonate,  P~Ji's-Nt 

Our,  Ri.   So  written  to 

Par'son,  Pi-Rsn 

Pervade'   Prv-D.  Prv2- 

distinguish  it  from  the 

Particular'ity,         Prt1- 

Dd,  Prv-'-D-NG 

abbreviation  R  for  her. 

Kl-^t 

Pes'ter,   Pstr-,  Pst^Ed, 

In  phrases  our  is  writ- 

Particulariza'tion, Prt2- 

Pstrng2 

ten  with  both  R  and 

Kl-Rzshn 

Pes'tilence,  Pst-Lns 

the  r-hook.  Examples  : 

Partic'ularize,   Prt8-Kl- 

Pes'tilent,  Pst^Lnt 

Of  our,  Choid-E1 

Rz 

Pestilen'tial-ly.  Pst--in- 

To  our,  R*orT*-R 
By  our,  Br1 
On  our,  Nr1 

Particularly,  [Prts-L] 
Particulars,  [Prtz3] 
Par'tisan,     P^-Rtzu    or 

SH1  [PsfiLn] 
Phlogis'tic.  FF-Jst-K 
Phone.  Fn- 

Ourself  ,  jRsi  or  Ri  !  s2 

Prtzni 

Physiol'ogy,  Fz:-J 

Out'fltter,  Tfi-Tr 

Par'tisanship,     Prtzn1: 

Pig'eon-hole,  P»-Jn-L 

Outflank',    T^Fl-NG-K 

SH 

Pilas'tered,  Pi-ist-Rd 

or  TLFln-K 

Parturi'tion,  Prt^-Moid- 

Pis'til,  Psty-L 

Outlast'ing,  TH-Lstng 

Rshn 

Pis'tol,  Pst3-i,  Pst3-Ld, 

Outwalk',  TJ-Soid-K 

Pas'senger,  Pi-sJr 

Pst«-L-NG 

Outwear',  T:-Wr  or  TL 

Pas'tern,  Pst^JSn 

Pis'tole,  Pst3-L 

Soid-R 

Pas'til,  Psti-i 

Pit'eous,  P^-T-S 

Ova'rian,  V'^-Rn 

Pastille',  Pst8-^ 

Plan'et.  Plni-T 

O'ver,  Vr1.     Written  in 

Past'ing,  Pstng2 

Planeta'rium,     Pln'2-T- 

first  position  so  that  it 

Pas'torlike,  Pstri-L-K 

je-M 

will  not  conflict   with 

Pas'torly,  Pstr^i 

Plan'etary,  Plni-T-^ 

Vr2,  Very. 

Pas'try,  Pst*-R 

Plas'tered,  Plst.LJfd 

Overcharged',  VrM^H- 

Pas'try-oook,  Pst2-.R-K- 

Plas'tic,  Plsti-K 

R-Jd 

K 

Plas'tron,  Plst^-Rn 

Overshade',  Vri-SH-D 

Pa'ter-noster,      Pt*-R- 

Plat'form,  [I'lti-F] 

Overshad'ow,   Vr^&ff- 

Nstr 

Plen'ary,  Pln2-^ 

D 

Path'way,  Pi-TH-Thoid 

Plen'itude,  Pln-Td 

Oversold',  Vr^sL-D 

Pav'er,  Pv^-R 

Plen'teous,  Plnt'J-.S 

Overval'ue,         Vr^Vl- 

Pav'ier,  Pv2-R 

Plen'teously,  Plnt'^-S-i 

Noid 

Pecuniary,  [Pa-Kn] 

Plen'teousness.  Plnt^-S- 

Overweigh',  VWThoid 

Ped'agogy,  P^-D-G-J 

Ns 

Owes,  Joidz2 

Pedes'trial,     P2-Dst-E- 

Pock'et-handkerchief. 

Owl,  L1  or  ow-L1 

L 

Pi-Kt-NGr-CHf 

Own'er,  Nr1 

Pedes'trian,  P^-DsirRn 

Poi'son,  Pzn1 

Owner'ship,  Nr^H-P 

Pedes'trianism,  P^-Dst- 

Polem'ic,  P1--M-K 

Ox'en,  Ksn1 

En-zM 

Polem'ical,  Pli-M-Kl 

Ox'-stall,  KstLL 

Pedes'trianize,  P^-Dst- 

Polem'ics,  Pl--M-Ks 

P" 

Rn-Z,     P2-Dst-ffn-Zd, 

Polem'oscope,    Pl'--Ms- 

P2-Dst-En-Z-NG 

K-P 

. 

Pen'sion,  P^Nshn,  Pn2- 

Polyclin'ic,  PF-Klti-K 

Pales'tra,  P2-ist-B 

SHnd,  pa-Nshn-ng 

Polyg'amy,  P18-(J-M 

Pales'trian,  P^-ist-En 

Pen'siveness,  Pns2  :  Vs 

Pop'ularize,  PLp-i-J?z, 

Pantaloons',  Pn3-T-Lnz 

Pentecost'al,        Pni-T- 

pi-P-i-^zd,     Pi-P-X- 

Fan'theism,  Pn^TH-Z- 

Kst-i 

jRz-NG 

M 

Pen'ury,  P2-N-Noid-E 

Portent'ous,     P2-E-Tn- 

Pan'theist,  Pn^THst 

Pe'onage,  P3-N-J 

Ts 

Pantheistic,  Pn«-THst- 

Per'colate,  Pr2-Klt,  Pr2- 

Portent'ously,  P^-^-Tn- 

K 

Kl-Td,  Pr2-Klt-NG 

T-sL 

Pantheist'ical,          Pn8- 

Percola'tion,  Pr^Klshn 

Por'ter,      P^Rtr.      See 

THst-K-L 

Percolator,  Pr^-Kltr 

Operator. 

Pan'theon   Pni-THn 

Pericardi'tis,    Pi-B-Kr- 

Por'ter-house,     P^-Rtr- 

Papist'ic,  p3-Pst-K 

D-Ts 

Hs 

Pa'pistry,  P^-Pat-R 

Perine'al,  PS-R-N-L 

Por'tion,   (n.)    P^Rshn. 

Paraphernalia,  Pr^Fr- 

Peritoni'tifl,  P^R-T-N- 

See  Operation. 

Nl 

Ts 

Po'ser,  p2-zR 

POS 


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QUA 


Post'age,  Pi-st-J 

Preaerva'tion,        [Pr2- 

Prospect'or,  Prs^P-Kti 

Post'ing,  Pstng2 

z-Rshn] 

Pros'titute,      Pri-st-Tt, 

Post'al,  Pst^-L 

Preserv'atory,         Pr2- 

Pri-st-T'Td,       Pri-st- 

Poat'al-card,        Pst^-L- 

zRvt-R 

TtC) 

Krd 
Post'  captain,  Pst^K-Pt 

Preserv'er,  Pr^Bv-R 
Preserv'ing,     Pi^-zfiv- 

Prostitu'tion,        PrS-st- 
Tshn  [Prs3-tshn] 

PoBt'-coach,  Pst2-K-CH 
Posterity,  Pst^-B-T 

Presiden'tial,    Prz2_Dn. 

Pros'trate,        Prsti-JSt, 
Prsti-E-Td,  Prsti-Bt- 

Post'-haste,  Pst2-Hst 

SH 

NG 

Post'-house,  Pst*-Hs 

Prevail',    Pr^-Vl,      Pr2- 

Prostra'tion,          Prst2- 

Post'humous,  Pst^Ms 

Vld,  Pr2-Vl-NG 

Eshn 

Posfhumously,       Pst1- 

Prev'alence  Pr^-Vlns 

Protest',    Pi^-Tst,    Pr2- 

Ms-L 

Prev'alent,  Pr^Vlnt 

Ts-Td,  Pr2-Tst-NG  or 

Pos'til,  PstkL 

Priesfhood,  PrstS-Hd 

Prtst2,            Prts2-Td, 

Post'ing,  Pstng2 

Priest'-like,  Prst3-^-K 

Prtstiig2 

Post'-road,  Pst^-R-D 

Priestliness,  Prsta-L-Ns 

Prot'estantism,     Prts1- 

Poten'tial,  [P^Tn-SH] 

Priest'ly,  Prst3-i 

Tt-zM 

Pour'er,  P*-R-R 

Priest'-ridden,  PrstS-jR- 

Protesta'tion,      Pr^Ts- 

Pow'der-wagon,  Pi-Dr- 

Dn 

Tshn  or  Prtst^Sffn 

Soid-Gn 

Prin'cipal-le,  Pr8 

Prothon'otary,         Pr1- 

Prac'tioal-ly,  [Pri-Kl] 

Prin'cipally,  Pri8 

THn-T-E       or       Pri- 

Practioal'ity,  [Pri-Kl-T] 

Principal'ity,     Prns1-?- 

THnt-B 

Practicalness,  [Pr^Kl- 

Lt 

Pro'toplasm  Prt^Pl-zM 

Ns] 

Pris'on,  Przn8 

Pro'toplast.  Prt^Plst 

Prais'er,  Pr^zR 

Probability,  [PrS-B] 

Provide',  Prv^D,  Prv1- 

Praise'worthiness, 

Prob'able-y,  [Pri-B] 

Dd,  Prvi-D-NG 

Prz*-Thoid-DH-Ns 

Procea'sional,    PrssAn2- 

Provi'so,  Prv^-Z 

Praise'worthy,        Prz'2- 

L 

Provi'sory,  PrvLZ-J? 

Thoid-DH 

Proces'sionary  ,  PrssAn2- 

Prov'ost,  Pri-VstorPr2- 

Preces'sional,  PressAn2- 

E 

V 

L 

Procras'tinate,   Pr^-Kr- 

Pruden'tial-ly,   Pr^-Dn- 

Predict',  Prd3-Kt,  Prd8- 

st-Nt 

SH 

K-Td,  Prd8-Kt-NG 

Procrastina'tion,     Pr2- 

Publicity,  nP8-Bs-T] 

Predic'tion,  Prds-Kshn 

Kr-st-Nshn 

Publicly,  [P2-B  !  L] 

Pre-em'inent,     Pr^Mn- 

Prod,  Pri-D 

Puer'peral,  P*-R-P-Rl 

Nt 

Prod'uct,      Prd^Kt    or 

Pu'gil,  P3-J1 

Premise',  Pr^Miz 
Preoc'cupancy,    PrLK- 

Pri-D-Kt 
Produo'tion,  Prd^Kshn 

Pu'gilism  P3-Jl-zM 
Pu'gilist,  PMlst 

Noid-Pn-S 

or  Pr2-Dshn 

Pugilist'ic,  P3-Jlst-K 

Preoccupa'tion,  Pr^K- 

Profess'or,  Pr2-Fs-J2  or 

Pu'issance     or     Puis'- 

Noid-Pshn 

Prfs2-^ 

sance,  Psns3 

Preoc'cupy,           Pri-K- 

Profit.  Ppi-Ft  or  Prft1 

Pulsatilla,  Pa-Ls-T-L 

Noid-P,      Pr!-K-Noid-  Prophet'ic,     Pr^F-T-K 

Pulsa'tion,  P2-LssAn 

Pd,  PrLR-Noid-P-NG 

or  Prf  t2-K 

Pun'gency,  Pn^J-N-S 

Preponderance,      PrL 

Propi'tious,  Pr«-P-SHs 

Pun'gent,  Pn^Jnt 

Pndr-Ns 

Propor'tion,     Pr^Pshn, 

Pun'gently,  Pn^Jnt-L 

Preponderant,         Pr1- 

P^-P-^shnd,            Pr2- 

Puritan'ical-ly,    P!-.Rt- 

Pndr-Nt 

Pshn-NG 

N-K1 

Preponderate.         Pr1- 
Pndr-T,   Pri-Pndr-Td, 

Propor'tionable-y,  Pr2- 
Pshn-B 

Pu'rity,  P3-E-T 
Pust'ule,  Pst2-L 

Pri-Pndr-T-NG 

Propor'tional-ly,      Pr2- 

Putres'cence,  P^Trsns 

Prepondera'tion,     Pr2- 

Pshn-L 

Puz'zle,  PZ2-L,  Pz2-Ld, 

Pndr-SHn 

Propor'tionate,        Pr2- 

Pz2-L-NG 

Preposi'tional,          Pr8- 

Pshn-T 

Puz'zler,  P2-ZL-R 

Pzstin-L                          Propos'er,  Pr^P-zR 
Prepos'terous,  Pri-Pst-  Proposi'tional,          Pr8- 
Bs                                       Pzshn-L 

Q. 

Prerogative,       [IV-B- 

Propound'er,  Pr^Pndr 

Quad'rangle,     Kw-Dr1- 

G] 

Proscrip'tion,      Pri-sK- 

NG1 

Prescribe',  Pr8-sK-B 

Pshn.      See  Prescrip- 

Quadrilat'eral,     Kwd- 

Pres'ence,  Przns2 

tion. 

Rlt^Rl 

QUA 


355 


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Quality. 


Queen's'-bend^Kwnz8- 

B-N-CH 
Ques'tioned. 

CHnd2 
Qui'ver,  Kwv-R8 


Ra'bies,  E^Bz 
Bace'-horse,    Es^-Toid- 
Rs 


Quadrille',  Kwd-El8       I  Reeling,  Ev^ng  1  Re-investing 

Quadrillion,  Kwd-Eln8  Refer',  Ef*-R,   EfZ-Rd, '     Vstng 
QuaflTer,  Kwf-Ri  Efi-R-NG  [Ef2,  Efd2,  Re-invest'ment 

Qualiaug,  Kwi-Toid-G       Ef^ng]  |    Vst-Mnt 

Qualitative,  Kvi-IA-T-  Reform'  ELF-M  or  E1-  Reli'ant, 
TV  F,   K^-F-ild,  E^-F-M- Relieving, 

NG  Renewed', 

Reforma'tion,       Bf^-R-     Choid 
Mshn    [E'^F-Mshn    or  Rent'al.  Ent^-L 
E^-Fshn]  Reorganize,  R*-_ 

Kwa-  Reformative,       [ELF-  Representative. 

Mt-V]  I     or  E'^P-V] 

Reform'atory,      [E^F- Reprov'ingiy, 

Mt-E]  i     NG-L 

Reformed',  [ELF-Md]     Repug'nance,  [E-P-Gi 
Refract',  BP-R-Kt,  Ef1-  Repug'nancy.        E'2-?- 
R-K-Td,       Ef^E-Kt-     Gn-b 
NG.  See  Reflect,  etc.    Repug'nant.  E2-P-G 
Refrac'tion,          Ef :-R-  Repug'nantly,  E-P-G  ; 

Kshn.    See  Reflection.]     L 

Refrac'tive,Ef1-R-Kt-V  Repul'sive.    E^P-ls-V 
Refract'orily,       Ef^R- 

Kt-El1  Requesting,  E2- 

Refract'oriness,  Ef!-R-     Kwstng 

K-T-E-Ns  Resem'blance,     R^-zM- 

Eshn8-  Refract'ory,     Efi-R-K-     Bins 

T-E  Resem'ble,      R^-zM-Bl, 

Kationalist'ical,   Eshn8- Refrain',   Ef^-Eu,   Ef-     R^-z^l-Bld.   R^zM-Bl- 

End,  EP-En-NG          I     NG 
Bat'tling,  Et^L-NG        Refresh',        Ef^-R-SH.  Reserv'atory.   Ez:-Evt- 
Rav'ing,  Ev^ng  Ef^-R-SH-T,      Rf^-R- 

RawTiide.  ELKoid-D         SH-NG  Reserv'er. 

Ra'zor,  E^zR  Refresh'er,  Ef^-R-SHr   Reserving,  Ez-Ev-ng 

Re-arrange',  E^E-N-J   Refresh'ment,     Ef^-R-  Reeiden'tiaL,     [Ez-Dn- 
Rea'son,  Ezn3  SH-Mnt  I    J>H1 


Rais'er,  E-^zR 
Rai'sin,  Ezn2 
Rapa'cious,  E^P-SHs 
Raider,  ELEr 
Rare'ness, 
Rationalistic, 
Lst-K 


Rea'sonableness,  .Rzn8  • 

Bs 

Rea'soner, 
Rea'soning, 
Recast'ing, 
Recis'ion,  Rszkns 
Reck'less,  J?2-Kls 
Recklessly,  R*-K\-sL 
Recklessness,    R't-Kls- 

Ns 

Reck'oner,  R2-Kn-R 
Rec'ognize,  R2  •  Niz 
Hecov'er,  i?2-Kv-R. 


NG  [E'-'-Kv,  ES-Kvd. 

Recov'erable, 

R-B1  [E2-Kv-«| 
Becov'ery,       E^-I 

Beery  stalliza'tion, 

Krst-Lxshn 
Recrys'tallize, 

Li 

Redeem'er,  E8-D-M-R 
Reefing,  EfS-ng 


Refrig'erant, 
Jrnt 


-  Residentiary, 


Refrig'erate,  EfS-R-Jrt,  Res'in,  Ezn2 

Efa-R-Jr-Td,     Ef^R-  Respon'sive.  Es^Pns-V 

Jrt-NG  Respon'sively,  Es^Pns- 

Refrigera'tion,    Ef^-R-     V-L 

Jrshn  Restate'.  E^-st-T,  E'-^-st- 

Refrig'erative,    Rf*-R-     Td,  E^-st-T-NG 

Jrt-V  Rest'ing.  Estng2 

Refrigerator,      EfS-R-  Restitu'tion,  ES-st-Tshn 

Jrtr  ^Restrict',         Ea-str-Kt, 

Refrig'eratory,    EfS-R-     E3-str-K-Td,      E3-str- 

Jrt-E  i    Kt-NG 

Regenera'tion,         [E2-  Restrin'gent,  E3-str-N- 

Jshn]  Jnt 

Registered,  E-2-Jst-Rd    Resum'able.  R8-zM-Bl 
Reg'istrar,  E^-Jstr-R      Resume',     R3-zM,    R8- 
BM*«tra'tion,     E^st-!    zMd,  Rs-zM-NG 

jjshn  Hesump'tion,  RS-zMahn 

Registry.  E^-Jst-E         Resump'tive,  Ri-zMjt-y 


Reg'ularly, 
Re-instaU', 
E^Nst-Ld, 


Re-install'ment. 
Mst-L-Mnt 


Resurrection,        [Ez2 

Eshn] 
-L-  Resurrec'tionist,    [Ez2- 

I    Eshn-St] 

£i-RetorV.  Rti-Rt,  Rt^E- 
Td,  Rt^Et-NG 


RET 


356 


SEL 


Hetorfer,  Rt^JStr 

Rose'ola,  R*-Z-L 

Self-corn     or    self-con. 

Retortion,  Rt^-Rshn 

Ros'in,  ijzn1 

When  the  second  part  of 

Het'rospect,    E^Tr-aP- 

Rough'ing,  Ri^ng 

the      word     commences 

Kt  or  7?trs*-P-Kt 

Rous'er,  R^-zE 

with  com  or  con,  usually 

Return',  Rt2-tfn,     Rt2- 

Roys'terer,  Rs^-T-R-R 

represented  bv  a  dot,  it 

Rnd,  Rt^jRn-NG 

Rubes'cence,  .R^-Bsns 

is  not  necessary  in  prac- 

Beturn'able, Rt^JJn-B- 

Rud'dy,  R^-uD 

tice  to  write  the  dot. 

L 

Hudiment'al-ly,         U2- 

Self  at  the  end  of  words 

Return'-day,  Rt^En-D 

DiMnt 

is      written     sometimes 

Return'er,  Rt^En-R 

RuflTmg,  Rf^-ns 

with  the  full  outline,  sL- 

Returnless,  Et*-Rn-La 

Hum'mager,  R^-M-Jr 

F,   sometimes  with    the 

Rev'enue,          B^V-N- 

Run'ner,  Rri*-E 

s-circle  joined,  and  occa- 

Choid 

Run'round,  Rn'^-Rod. 

sionally  with  the  s-circle 

Revere',    RvZ-R,    Rv3- 

Rust'ing,  .Rstng2 

detached  and  placed  on 

Rd,  BvS-R-NG 

the  line  close  to  the  pre- 

Reveren'tial-ly,      JJv2- 
JRn-SHl  [tfv^Kn-SH] 

. 

ceding  part  of  the   out- 
line. 

Rever'sal,  Rv^-Es-L 

Sacrament'  al-ly,    sKr1  : 

The  note  under  Self  on 

Reverse7,  Bv^Rs,  .Bv2- 

Mnt 

page  237  is  obsolete. 

Rst,  tfv^Rs-NG 

Sales'-woman,        sLz2- 

Self-abase'ment,  s-  '  B2- 

Reversely,  Rv*-Rs-L 

Soid-Mn 

sMnt 

Revers'er,  Bv^Rs-R 

Sail  cine,  sZisn1 

Self  -abhorrence,  s2  -B1- 

Reversible,        .Rv^Rs- 

Sanita'rium,     sN-T2-^- 

H-Rns 

B(-L) 

M 

Self-combat'ting,       s2  • 

Revert',  JBv2-Rt 

Satisfec'tion,  [sTssAn1] 

BtO1 

Revert'er,  Rv'^Rtr 

Savings-bank,  [sVz^-B] 

Self-command',  s2  '•  Nd1 

Revest'ment,      R'*-Vat- 

Savior      or      Saviour, 

Self-communion,      s2  • 

Mnt 

[sV] 

Nn3 

Revis'er,  JJi-Vz-fi 

Sax'on,  sKsn1 

Self-compla'cency,    s2  ' 

Revisionist,    JS3-Vzhn- 

Scalp,  sK-ZA-P 

PWLN-S 

8t 

Scarce,  sK-Rs1,  sK-Rs1- 

Self-conceit',  s2  •  sT3 

Revolu'tionary,  [Lshn3- 

R,  sK-Rsi-St 

Self-conceit'ed,  s2  :  sTd3 

B] 

Scarcely,  sK-Es^-L 

Self  -concern1,  s2  '•  sRn2 

Revul'sion,  .R^V-Lshn 

Scarce'ness,  sK-Rgi-Ns 

Self-condemna'tion,  s'2  '• 

Rhe'ostat,  Rs3-Tt 

Scholas'tic,  sK-Lst^K 

D2-M-Nshn 

Rheostatlc,  .Rs^Tt-K 

Scholas'tical,     sK-Lst1- 

Self-condemned',      s2' 

Rin'derpest,  JJndrS-Pst 

K-L 

D2-Md 

Ris'en,  J?zn3 

Scholiastlc,  sK-Lsti-K 

Self-con'fidence.  s2  '  F} 

Ris'er,  fii-zR 

Sci'entist,  fei-N-Tst 

Dns 

Rit'ual-ly,  Bt3-Noid-L 

Sea'-hog,  S3-Toid-G 

Self-con'flict,       s2  •  Fl1- 

Rit'ualism,       Jit^Noid- 

Sea'-horse,  S-3-Rs 

K-T 

Lz-M 

Sea'-port,  S3-P-Et 

Self-con'quest,           s2  5 

Riv'er,  Rv^-E 

Sea'-weed,  S3-Soid-D 

Kwst1 

Riv'ered,  Bv3-Rd 

Sea'-worthiness,        [S8- 

Self-consid'ering,      s2' 

Riv'er-god,  J?v3-R-Gd 

Thoid-DH-Ns] 

sDr«-NG 

Hiv'er-horse,  J?v3-R-Rs 

Sea'-worthy,    [S3-Thoid- 

Self-con'scious,  s2  •  SHs1 

Roasting,  Ustng2 

DH] 

Self-consist'ent,         s2  '• 

Rock'  away,            R^K-  Seces'sion,  Ss^SHn 

ssTnt3 

Thoid                              Seces'sionist,      Ss'^H- 

Self-contradic'tion,    s2? 

Rock'-crystal,        B^-K-i    Nst 

Trd3-Kshn 

Krst-i 

Seis'in  or  Seizin,  Szn3 

Self  -control',  s2  •  Tr2-L 

Rocking-horse,    R^-K- 

Self,  sL*-F.     See  Selves. 

Self-convict'ed,  s2  •  Vs- 

NG-Rs 

Note.—  Self  at  the  be- 

K-Td 

Rock'-oil,  JJi-K-oi-L 

ginning  of  words  is  usu- 

Self-deceit', s2  :  Ds3-T 

Roent'gen,  ^nt'^-Gn 

ally  written  with  the  s- 

Self-deceive',      s2  '•  Ds2- 

Hois'  terer,  Rs^-T-R-R 

circle  invariably    placed 

V 

Rollic,  .Rli-K,    JRl^Kt, 

on  the  line,  the   rest  of 

Self-decep'tion,   s2iDa 

^P-K-NG 

the    outline     being    de- 

sPshn 

Roofer,  RP-E 

tached  and  placed  close 

Self-defense'       s2  !  Dft 

Roofing,  Rfi-ng 

after  it  and  in  its    own 

Ns 

Roosting,  fetng3 

proper  position. 

8elf<leni'al,  s2  !  D^N-L 

SEL                               357                              STA 

Self  -dependent,  s2  '•  D2- 

Senes'cence,  sNsns2 

Skulk,  sK-L2-K,  sK-I^- 

Pnd-Nt 

Self-destroy'er,  s2  -  DstL 

Sensa'tional,  sNssAn2-^ 
Sensa'tionalism  ,  sNssAn2- 

K-T,  8K-L2-K-NG 
Skulk'er,  sK-L2-Kr 

R-R 

£z-M 

Sky'-scraper.    sK^sKr- 

Self-destruo'tion,      s2  ' 

Sen'tinel,  sN-T^Nl 

Pr 

Dsti^-Kshn 

Septicse'mia,    sP3-T-sM 

Slack'en,  sLl-Kn 

Self-educa'tion,   s2*!)2- 

or  sPta-sM 

Slaok'ened,  sI/1-K-Nd 

Kshn 

Seques'ter,        sKwstr2, 

Slashed,  al^-SH-T 

Self-esteem',  s2  '-  St^M 
Self-ev'ident,  s2;  Vd'^-Nt 

sKwst-jRd2,  sKwstrng2 
Seques'terable,  sKwst- 

Smooth'er,  sM-Dhr3  or 
sMdhr3 

Self  -exaniina'tion,     s2  • 

R*-B1 

Soci'ety,  Ss^T 

K2-zM-Nshn 

Seques'trate,       sKwst- 

So'fa,  soF.    See    Stove. 

Self-excus'ing,  s^Ks8- 

^t2,        sKwst-E^-Td, 

(S.  C.,  page  198) 

Kz-NG 

sKwst-JRt^-NG 

Sol'ecist,  sis1-St 

Self-exist'  ence,  s2  •  Kas- 

Sequestra'tion,    sKwst- 

Solecist'ic,  sLs3-St-K 

Tns8 

Rahtf 

Solecist'ical-ly,  sLs^t- 

Self-exist'ent,    s2  •  Kss- 

Seq'uestrator,     sKwst- 

Kl 

Tnt8 

Bti* 

Song'stress,  sNGst-Ea1 

Self-gov'ernment,     s2  • 
Gv--Rn2-Mnt   [s^Gv2- 

Serv'ing,  aRv^-ng 
Sesquip'edal,     sS8-Kw- 

Soph'istry,  sFst^-R 
Soporiferousness, 

Mnt] 

P-D1 

sPrf3-J?s-Ns 

Self  -in'terest.  s2  i  Ntrst8 
Selfish,  a*-SH.  or  s2  '.  SH2 

Ses'sion,    sSHn2,  —  and 
sometimes    in  phrases 

Southeast',  sTHst3 
Southeaster,  sTHstr8 

Selfishly,  s2  '.  SH2-L 

by    the     s-circle     and 

Southeast'erly.  sTHstr8- 

Selfishness,  s2tSH2-Ns 

tsAun-hook  ;           thus, 

L    •• 

Self-knowl'edge,  s2  •  N- 

Nss^n3,  In  session. 

Southea8t'ern,sTHstrn8 

Ji 

Sev'eralty,  sV^-Rl-T 

South  we  st'ern,     sTH2- 

Self-love',  s2  5  L^V 

Severely,  sV8-R-.L 

Wstrn 

Self  -made',  s2  5  Md2 

Sever'er,  aV*-R-R 

Spar'er,  aPl-R-R 

Self-mo'tion,  s2  !  Mshn2 

Sex'tile,  sKst-i2 

Spar'  tan,  sP1-.Z?-Tn 

Self  -moved',  s2  '.  M-Vd8 

Sextill'ion,  sKst-in8 

Spe'cialty,  8P2-SH1-T 

Self-mur'der,  s2  5  Mrdr2 

Shad'y,  8H*-D 

Specific  a'  tion,        [sPs2- 

Belf-neglect'ing,  s2  •  N2- 

Shalt,  SHlt1 

Fshn] 

GC) 

Shareholder,        SHr1- 

Spec'tral,  sP^Kt-Bl 

Self-opin'ion,  s2!Pns-N 

Toid-Ldr 

Spec'troscope,     sP'^-K- 

Self-opin'ioned,  s2  •  Pn8- 

Shep'herd,  SH*-Prd 

Tr-sK-P 

Nd 

Shep'herdess,  SH^Pr- 

Speed,  SP3-D  or  sPd8 

Self-posses'sion,        s2  ' 

Ds 

Spirituaust'ic,       sPrt8- 

PzsAn2 

Shilling,  SHF-NG 

Z,st-K 

Self-praise',  s2  '  Prz2 

Ship'per,  SH8-Pr 

Spirt,  aPt-Rt 

Self-preserva'tion,    s2  i 
Pr^E-Vshn  [-J&shn] 

Shirt'-waist,  SHrt^Wst 
Shoal,  SH2-L,   SHl^D, 

Spon'sor,     sP^Ns-JJ  or 
sPns^R 

Self-reg'ulated,  s^-R2- 

8H14-NG 

Sport,  aP't-Rt. 

Gl-Td 

Short'est,    SHrti-St   or 

Spurt,  sP2-.Rt 

Self-reli'ance,  s2  !  Bins1 

Shrtst1 

Spu'tum,  sP8-T-M 

Self  -reproach',    s2  5  .R2- 

Short'-witted,      SHrt1- 

Staid,       sT^D.        See 

Pr-CH 

Soid-Td 

Steady. 

Self-right'eous,    s^-R1- 

Shouldst,SHdst8  [SHst8] 

Staid'ness,      sT^D-Ns. 

CHs 

Shred'ded,  SHr^Dd 

See  Steadiness. 

Self-sao'rifloe,    s2  •  sKr- 

Side'walk,  sD!-Soid-K 

Stair'way,  stR1-Soid 

Fz1 

Sid'ing,  sDi-NG 

Stan'chion,  sTn^SHn 

Self-same',  s2  5  sM2 

Sig'nify,    [sG8,  sG-Fd8, 

Stand'-stiU-sTudst^L 

Self  -satisfied,   s2!sTs1- 

•BOW 

Stat'ed,  st-Td2 

Fd 

Sin'ew,    sN8-Noid,    sN- 

Stat'edly,  st-Td2-^ 

Self-suffl'cient,          s2  • 

Noid-D8,  sN8-Noid-NG 

States'man,  stT^sMn 

sFshnt8 

Sin'ewy,          sN8-Noid- 

States'men,  stT^Mn 

Self-wiU',  s2  '.  wL* 

Choid 

Statis'tical,       stTstS-K- 

Self-willed',  s2  i  wL*-D 

Sin'gle,  (a.)  [sNG8] 

L 

Send,  sNd3,     sNd8-NG. 

Sin'Rular,  [sNG-Lr8] 

Statis'ticaUy,  BtTst8-K- 

See  Sent. 

Sin'jcularly,     [sNG-ir8- 

L 

Sen'der,  sNdr8 

L] 

Sta'tu  Quo,  stCH^Kw 

STE 


358 


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Stenographer,  stN-Grf- 

Rt,      sP^-Moid-B-Td, 

SyUogis'tic,  sL^Jst-K 

R1 

sPS-Moid-^t-NG 

Syllogis'tical,     sI/3-Jst- 

Stenofypy,  stN-T1-? 

Sur'name,  sB^N-M 

K-L 

Sten'tor,  sTntr2 

Sur'plioe,  sR'^Pls 

Stento'rian,  sTa^T-fin 

Sur'plice-fees,    sR^PIs- 

Step'son,  stPsn'2 

Fz 

. 

Stock'-exehange,   stK1- 

Surplus,  sR^Pls 

Tap'estry,  T^-Pst-E 

Ks-CH  (-N-J) 

Sur'plusage,  sR-2-Pls-J 

Tast'ing,      Tst'^-NG    or 

Stock'-still,  stKstkL 

Surpris'ing,  [sPrz(')1] 

Tstng2 

Stom'acher,  stM-CHr2 

Sur'rogate,  sE^-Gt.  See 

Taftle,      Tt^L,      Tt1- 

Straight'en,       sTr^Tn, 

Circuit. 

Ld,  Tti-L-NG 

sTr^-Tn-D,       sTr^-Tn- 

SusceptibU'ity,      ssPt3- 

Tat'tler,  Tti-L-R 

NG 

Blt 

Tea'-kettle,  T3-Kt-L 

Straw'y,  sTr1 
Stut'ter,     stTr2,   stTrd2 

Suspend',  Ss^Pnd.  Ss2- 
Pn-Dd,  Ss>2-Pnd-NG 

Telau'tograph,      Tli-T- 
Grf 

or  sT^-Trd,  stTr^NG 

Suspend'  er,  Ss^Pndr 

Teleg'rapher,    Tl^Grf- 

Stuf  terer,  stTr^R 

Suspend  'ers,  Ss^Pndrs 

R 

Sub'-class,  sB2  i  Kls1 

Suspense',  Ss^-Pns 

Tel'ephone,  Tlf2-N 

Sub'-contract,  sB2  •  Tr1- 

Suspensibil'ity.  SsS-Pns- 

Telephon'ic.Tlfi-N-K 

Kt 

B~Lt 

Ten'dered,  Tndr^D 

Substitute,     sB2-st-Tt, 

Suspens'ible,  Ss^Pns-B 

Ten'ter-hook,        Tntr2- 

sB^t-T  '  Td,     sB2-st- 

Suspen'sion,         Ss2-Pn- 

Toid-K 

Tt(') 

SHn 

Territo'rial-ly,  T^R-T- 

Substitu'tion,       sB3-st- 

Suspen'sive,  Ss^Pns-V 

Rl  or  Trf*-RI 

Tshn 

Suspen'sory,  Ss^P-sB 

Ter'ritory,  T^R-T-R  or 

Substitu'tional,    sB^t- 

Suspi'cious,  ssP3-SHs 

Trt*-R 

Tshn-L 
Substruc'tion,     sBstr2- 

Swage,     s-Thoid-J2.     s- 
Thoid-Jd2,  s-Thoid-J2- 

Ter'ror,  T*-R-R 
Terrorism,  T2-R-R-zM. 

Kshn 

NG 

Terrorist,  T2-R-Rst 

Substruct'ure,     sBstr2- 

Swage'-block,    s-Thoid- 

Ter'ror-struck,  T*-R-R- 

Ktr 

Ji-Bl-K 

sTr-K 

Subterra'nean         sB2- 

Swash,  s-Thoid-SH1 

Testament'al,       Ts^T- 

Trn-N 

Swath,  s-Thoid-TH1 

Mnt-L[Tst2!Mnt] 

Sub'way,  sB^Thoid 

Swathe,  s-Thoid-DH2 

Tes'tifying,  Ts2-F-NG 

Succes'sional,    sKssAn2- 

LA 

Swear'ing,  (sRC)1] 
Sweat'ed,  s-Thoid-Td2 

Testimonial,  Ts'^-T-M- 
N-L  or  T^-sM-N-L 

Succes'sor,  sK-ssR2 

Sweat'iness,       s-Thoid- 

Test'ing,     Tst^NG     or 

Suggest'ing,     sJst^NG 

T2-N» 

Tstng2 

or  sJstng2 

Sweat'y,        s-Thoid-T2, 

Text'ile,  T^Kst-i 

Superannuated,    sPr1- 

s-Thoid-T^R,  s-Thoid- 

Tex'trine,  T^-Kst-En 

N-Noid-Td 

Tst2 

Than,  DHn1  ;  and  after 

Superfl'cial-ly,    sP^-F- 

Swede,  s-Thoid-D3 

other,   rather,  and  sev- 

SH 

Swedenbor'gianism, 

eral    comparatives,  by 

Superintend'ent, 

s-Thoid-Dni-B-B-J-zM 

the   n-book  or   n-curl  ; 

[sPi-nt2] 

Swedge,  s-Thoid-J2 

thus  : 

Supersti  tion,       sPrat8- 

Swed'ish,      s-Thoid-D8- 

Other  than,  DHrn1 

SHn 

SH 

More  than,  Mrn2 

Supersti'tious.     sPrst8- 

Sweet'en,    s-Thoid-Tn8, 

Longer  than,  NGrn1 

SH* 

s-Thoid-Tnd8,  s-Thoid- 

Better  than,  Btrn2 

Supersti'tiously,  sPrst3- 

Tn8-NG 

Rather  than,  Edhrn1 

SHs-L 

Swerv'ing,  sW^Rv-ng 

Greater  than,  Grtrn2 

Supersti'tiousness, 

Swift,       s-Thoid-Ft8,  s- 

Less  than,  isn2 

sPrst^-.Sffs-Ns 

Tlioid-Ftr3,       s-Thoid- 

Faster  than,  Fstrn1 

Supervis'or;  sPr1-Vz-B 
or  aPrvz1-^? 

FS-Tst  [sFt3,  etc.] 
Swiftly,    s-Thoid-Ft8-// 

Thank,  [TH1],  THni-Kt, 
THni-k-NG 

Supposi'tional,  sPzsAn3- 

[sFt8-i] 

Thank'ful-ly,       [THn1- 

L 

Swift'ness,  s-Thoid-Ft8- 

Kf] 

Suppos'itory,  sPrf-T-R 

Ns  rsFt8-Nsl 

Thank'-worthy,     [TH1- 

Suppres'sion,  8uPr8hn2.'8witoh,  s-Thoid-CH8 

Thoid-DH] 

See  Separation. 

SwJtch'-board,  s-Thoid- 

The,   standing  alone,   is 

Sup'purate,      sP^Moid- 

CH8-Brd 

written  with  a  light  dot 

THE 


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TWA 


just  below  the  line  (in 

Therefrom',     DHr^Fr- 

Tonsilli'tis,  Ti-sL-Ts 

the  third  position).   At 

M 

Too,    T3,    and     by    the 

the  end  or  in  the  mid- 

Thereinto', DHrn8-T 

Fourth  Position. 

dle  of  phrases,  but  never 

Thereof,  DHrv^ 

Torch'-bearer,       T1-^- 

at    the    beginning,    the 

Thermo-elec'trio, 

CH.-E-K-B 

may   be  written   with 

[THr^-M-L-K-K] 

To'tal,  Tt--L 

either  Thoid  or  Roid. 

Therm  o-electric'ity, 

Total'ity,  Tl-T-L-T 

The  may  also  be  indi- 

[THr^-M-L-Ks-T] 

To'tally,  Tt^-i  or  T^-T- 

cated  by  the  Halving 

Things,  [NGz3] 

L 

Principle.    S.  C.,  pars. 

Think'er,     TH3-NG-Kr 

To'to,  T^-T 

136,   164,   270.    Exam- 

or TH3-NGr 

Tot'tering,  TtrJ-ng 

ples  : 

Thinks,  [THs3] 

Tot'tle,   Tt!-L,   Tt!-Ld, 

But  the,  B^-Choid 

Thirst'ing,    THrst^NG 

Tt!-L-NG 

All  the,  ii-Roid  or 

or  THrstng2 

Tot'tlish,  Tfi-L-.S'H 

Ltf 

Thought'fulness,  THt1- 

Tow'eling,  T^L-NG 

For  the,  F2-Choid  or 

Fl-Ns.    See  Thankful- 

Town '-talk,  Ti^-T-K 

Ft2 

ness. 

TramVay,  Tri-M-Thoid 

Where  the,  B^Choid 
It  is  the,  Tz«-Choid 

Thoughtlessness, 
THti-is-Ns.            See 

Transform',     Ti^-Ns-F- 
M 

Where    is  the,  .Rz2- 

Thanklessness. 

Transformation,     Tr2- 

Choid 

Thread,      THr^-D       or 

Ns-F-Mshn 

When    the,    Thoid2- 

THrd2 

Transform'ing,  Tr^Xs- 

Choid 

Thrush,  THr2-SH 

F-M-NG 

To  the,  Tt8 

Thrust'ing,  THrst^NG 

Transi'tional-ly, 

Their,    DHr2.    Written 

or  THrstng2 

TrnssAw3-L 

in  the  second  position 

Tide'way,  Td^Thoid 

Trau'matism,    TrLMtz- 

to  avoid  conflict  with 

Tis'sue,       T3-Stf-Noid, 

M 

other,  which  is  written 

T3-Stf-Noid-D,        T3- 

Trav'erse,          Trvi-Rs, 

in  the  first  position.   In 

Sff-Noid-NG 

TrvLRst,        Trvi-Rs- 

phrases  either  their  or 

Tis'sues.T3-Sflz 

NG 

there  may    be  written 

Ti'tle,     Tti-L,    Tt!-Ld, 

Trea'son,  Trzn8 

with    the    Ther-hook, 

Tti-L-NG 

Tri'cycle,  TrsJ-Kl 

the  Lengthening  Prin- 

Tit'tle, Tt3-L 

Trinita'rian,        Trn^T- 

ciple,   or   by  changing 

Tit'tle-tattle,   Tt3-L-Tt- 

Sn 

breve-s  to    breve-ster. 

L 

Trit'urable,   Trt3-Moid- 

S.  C.,   pars.   209,    231, 

Tit'ular,  Tt8-Moid-i-R 

tf-Bl 

271,  310.    Examples  : 

To,   T3.     To    may    also 

Trit'urate,     Trt3-Moid- 

At  their,  Tdhr1 

be    indicated    by    the 

Rt 

Were  there,  Bdhr8 

Fourth  Position,  by  the 

Tritura'tion,  Trt-Moid- 

By  their,  Bdhr1 

Halving  Principle,  and 

jRshn 

Had  there,  Ddhr1 

in   a  few    phrases    by 

Trin'ity,  Trn3-T 

On  their,  Ndhr1 

changing     breve-s     to 

Trolley,  Tr^i 

Was  there,  Zdhr1 

breve-est.    S.  C.,  pars. 

Trol'ley-car,  TrJ-i-Kr 

Known  their,  Nndhr2 

176,  177,   Rem.   under 

Trust'ing,    Trst'-'-NG  or 

Been  there,  Bndhr8 

256,     270,     309.      Ex- 

Trstng- 

Run  their,  .Rndhr2 
Cause  their,  Kzdhr1 

amples  : 
To  be,  B4 

Truths,  TrS-THs  [Trs2] 
Tuberculo'sis,      T'^-Br- 

Because     there      is, 

To  take,  T4-K 

Klss 

Kzdhrz* 

To  learn,  Lrn4 

Tur'ban,  T^-J^-Bn 

The'ism,  TH3-Z-M.  See 

Able  to,  Bit2 

Tur'bary.T^-.K-B-R 

Atheism. 

So  to  speak,  St^P 

Tur'bid,  T^-^-Bd 

The'ist,  THest8 

Is  to,  st8 

Turbid  'ity,  T3-J»'-Bd-T 

There,       DHr2.        See 

That  is  to  say,  DHst1- 

Tur'bidness,    T^-R-Bd- 

Their. 

s 

Ns 

Thereabout',  DHr^-Bt 

Toast'ing,  Tstng2 

Tur'binate,  T'i-P-Bn-T 

Thereabouts',       DHr2- 

Tobog'gan,  TLB-Gn 

Turbina'tion,    T^-^-B- 

Bts 

Toc'sin,  T^Ksn 

Nshn 

Thereafter,  DHAFtr 

Tom'ahawk,    T^M-Up- 

Tur'bine,  T^R-Ea 

Thereby',  DHr2-B 

Toid-K 

Tur'bit,  T*-R-Bt 

Therefor',  DHr^F 

To-night',  T8-Nt  or  T8- 

Tur'bot,  T^-.R-Bt 

Therefore,  DHr2-F 

N-T 

Twat'tle,  Twt^L 

u 


360 


UTI 


U'nioorn,  Noid-N8-Krn 

Untwist',             nTwst8, 

Uniflca'tion,  Noid-N-F2- 

nTws3-Td,  nTwst^NG 

• 

Kshn 

or  nTwstng3 

U.,  as  an  initial  of  proper 

U'nify,  Noid-N-F3 

Unwell',  N-W.L2 

names,  is  written  with  Uninformed',    N-N-F1- 

Unwill'ing,  N-iANG 

either  Noid  or  Moid  in 

Md 

Unwill'ingly,  N-I/^NGl 

third  position. 

Uniper'sonal,     Noid-N- 

Unwill'ingness,     N-ii3- 

Ubi'ety,  Noid-B^T 

Prsn^-L 

NG-Ns 

Ubiq'uitary,      Noid-B8- 

Unique',  Noid-N»-K 

Unwor'thily,    N-Thoid- 

Kw-T-R 

U'ni-'On,  Noid-Nsn8 

DH^-Z, 

Ubiq'uitous,      Noid-B3- 

Unis'onanoe,  Noid-Ns8- 

Unwor'thlness,           N- 

Kw-Ts 

Na 

Thoid-DH^-Ns 

Ubiq'uity,  Noid-B3-Kw- 

Unis'onant,     Noid-Ns3- 

Unwor'thy,      N-Thoid- 

T 

Nnt 

DH2  («.  C.,  par.  3(^5) 

Ukase',  Noid-Ks2 

U'nit,  Noid-Nt8 

Unyield'ing,      N-Noid- 

Ul'cer,  Ls^-R 

Unita'rian,    Noid-N-T2- 

LdC)8 

Ul'cerate,  Ls^-Rt,    Ls2- 

Rn 

Unyoke',       N^Noid-K, 

#-Td,  Ls*-.Rt-NG 

Unita'rianism.  Noid-N- 

N2-Noid-Kt,   N2-Noid- 

Ulcera'tion.  Ls^-fishn 

T--Rn-zM 

K-NG 

Ul'cered,  Ls^R-D 

U'nitary,  Noid-N-T8-.R 

U'pas,  Noid-Ps3 

Ul'cerous,  Ls^-Ra 

Unite',  Noid-Nt1,  Noid- 

Upheld',  pa-Hid 

Ul'cerousness,    Ls^-Rs- 

N-Tdi,  Noid-NtLNG 

Uphol'ster,  P^-Lstr 

Ns  iUnit'edly,   Noid-N-Td1-  Uphol'sterer,  P^. 

Unassailable,  nSl^Bl         L  Up'-stairs,  Pstrz2 

Unassailed',  nSl^-D  (S.!Unit'er,  Noid-Ntr1  Up'start, 

C.,  par.  332)  U'nitive,  Noid-N-Tv8 

Unattainable,  N-Tn^B  U'nity,  Noid-N-T3 
Unauthorized,      Nthr-  Unloos'en,  N-Lsn3 

Zd1  'Unmanufactured, 

Unchas'tity,     N-CHstH     M-N-Fi-CHrd 


, 

Uree'mic,  Noid-K3-M-K 
Uranog'raphy,      Moid- 


N-  Uranol'ogy,      Moid-B1- 


iUnnec'essarily,  N-Nss-  U'ranus,  Moid-R3-Ns 


Undelivered,    N-D8-L- 

R'*-L 

Ure'ter,  Moid-Btr8 

Vrd  or  N-Dlv«-Rd 

Unnum'bered,  N-N-M- 

Ure'thra,  Moid-R3-TH- 

Undergone',  NdrMrn 

Brd^ 

R 

Undiscovered,    [N-D2- 

Unoc'cupied,          N-K- 

Ure'thral,  Moid-R3-TH- 

sKvd] 

Noid-Pdi 

Rl  or  Moid-ifthr3-!, 

Unfledged',  nFT^Jd 

Unprincipled,  [N-Prs8- 

U'rim,  Noid-R3-M 

Unfleshly,  nF!2-Sffl 

Pld] 

U'rinal,  Moid-R:^N-L 

Unflinch'ing,      nF!3-N- 

Unpub'lished,  [N-P^-B] 

U'rinary,  Moid-Rn3-R 

CH-NG 

Unregen'erate,     Nr-J2- 

U'rinate,  Moid-R^Nt 

Unformed',  [N-F^Md] 

Nrt 

U'rinative,  Moid-.R3-Nt- 

Unfort'unate,      N-Frt1- 

Unremu'nerative,    Nr- 

V 

Nt 

M-Nrt-V 

U'rinator,  Moid-JR8-Ntr 

Unf  ort'unately,  N-Frt1- 

Unright'eousness,      N- 

U'rine,  Moid-Rn3 

Nt-L 

.Ri-CHs-Ns      or      Nr-^'rinose,  M(,i(l-R3-Ns 

Unhar'ness,  N-Toid-R1- 

CHs^Ns 

U'rinous,  Moid-R3-Ns 

Ns.  N-Toid-Ri-Nst,  N- 

Unsea'worthy,       N-S8- 

Uros'copy,  Moid-Us^-K- 

Toid-Ri-Ns-NG 

Thoid-DH 

P 

Unheed'ed,  N-Koid-Dd8 

Unshak'en,  N-SH2-Kn 

Ur'us,  Moid-Rs3 

Unhinge',  N-Koid-N-J3 

Unspo'ken,  [N-sPn2! 

U&'ance,  Yzns3 

Unhinged',    N-Koid-N-  Unstead'y,  N^t-D2  ' 

U'surer,  [ZH3-R-R1 

Jd8                                   Unstud'ied,  N-st-Dd2 

Usu'rious,  [ZH8-RsJ 

Unhitch',  N-Koid-CH3    Unsuit'ableness,         N- 

U'sury,  [ZH3-R] 

Unho'liness,  N-Toid-Z,2-     sT3  '.  Bs 

Uten'sil,  Noid-T'2-Ns-L 

Ns 

Unthink'ingly,           [N- 

U'terine,  Noid-T^Bn 

Unholy.  N-Toid-Z,2 

TH3  !  L\ 

U'terus,  Noid-T3-^ 

Unhook',       NT3-Toid-K,  Unthought',  N-THt1 

U'tile,  Noid-T3-L 

N3-Toid-Kt,    N3-Toid- 

Untruth'ful-ly,    [N-Tr2- 

Utilita'rian,  Noid-T^Lt- 

K-NG 

Fl] 

Rn 

Unhorse',  N-Rs1 

Untruth'fulness,       [N- 

Utilita'rianism,      Noid- 

Unhung',  N2-Koid-NG 

Tr^Fs] 

T^it-lin-zM 

V. 


Vao'cine,  V^-Ksn 
Vaga'ry,  V2-G-E 
Val'iant,  Vl^Ynt 
Val'iantly,  VU-Ynt-L 
Val'iantness, 

Ns 

Val'uable,  VP-Noid-B 
Val'uableness,  VI1- 

Noid !  Bs 

Valua'tion,  Vl^ushn 
Val'ue,    Vli-Noid,    VI1- 

Noid-D,  Vli-Noid-NG 
Val'uelesst      VlL-Moid- 

Val'uer,  Vl^-Noid-R 
Val'ues,  Vl^Noidz 
Van'dal,  Vnd>L 
Van'dalism, 
Vandyke', 
Vas'eline, 
Vastly, 
Vegeta'rian,  V^t-En 
Ven'ison,  V^Nzn 
Ven'ue,  V2-N-Noid 
Ves'tige,  V2-st-J 
Vest'ing,  Vstng2 
Vest'ment,  Vst^-Mnt 
Ves'try,  Vst^E 
Ves'try-man,      Vst^E- 

Mn 

Vim,  V8-M 
Vis'ionist, 
Vis'or,  Vz»-E 
Vi'tals,  Vt^Lz 
Vi'tasoope, 
Vix'en,  V8-Ksn 
Vold'ed,  Vd^D 
Volcan'ic,  Vli-Kn-K 
Volt'age,  V^Lt-J 
Voltam'eter, 

Mtr 

Volt'meter,  V^Lt-Mtr 
Voluntarily,  VlntLE- 
Vol'untariness,  Vlnt1- 

E-Ns 
Voluntary, 


Volunteer',  -, 

Vlnts-Rd,  Vlnt3-E-NG 
Vuloan'io,  Vl^Kn-K 


UTI  361 

Utal'ity,  Noid-T8-JD-T 
Utilization,       Noid-T2- 

Lzshn 
U'tilize,        Noid-TS-iz, 

Noid-TS-i^d,  Noid-T8- 

iz-NG 

Uto'pia,  Noid-T2-? 
Uto'pian,  Noid-T^Pn 
Uto'pianism,    Noid-T2-  Wag'gish 

Pn-Z-M 

U'veous,  Noid-Vs8 
U'vula,  No: 


W. 


Wag,  Soid-G1,  Soid-Gd1, 

Soid-Gi-NG 

,  Soid-G-SH1 
Wag'gishly,        Soid-i 

SHI1 
Wag'gishness,    Soid-G- 

SHi-Ns 
Wag'on,  Soid-Gn1,  Soid- 

Gnd1,  Soid-Gni-NG 
"Wag'onage,  Soid-Gn-J1 
Wag'oner,  Soid-G^Nr 
Wag'tail,  Soid-G-T1-!, 
WaU,  w-L2 
Vl^Ynt-  Wait'ed  Thoid-Td2 

Walden'ses,  wJ^-Dnsz 

Wale,  wi2 

Walk,    Soid-K1,     Soid- 

Kt1,  Soid-Ki-NG 
Walk'ing-staff,       Soid- 

KLNGs-Tf 
WaU,  wIA,  vrIA\  wi1- 

NG 

Wall'-eye, 
WaU'-eyed, 
Wall'flower,  wi^Fl-R 
Wall'-fruit, 

"  'nut, 

Wal'rus, 

Waltz,   wits1,    witst1, 


G-We 


Waltz'er, 
War'-horse, 
Wa'rily,  Soid-R^-L 
Wa'riness,  Soid'-B 
Warrantable,  Wrnt^B 
War'ren,  Soid-jRn1 
War'rener,  Soid-Eni-R 
War'rior,  Soid-E^E 
Wart'y,  Soid-E^T 
Wa'ry,    Soid-E2,    Soid- 

E2-E,Soid-Est2 
Was,  [Z1].     In    a    few 

phrases  was  is 


written  Weak'ne_ss, 
with  the  initial  z»-hook  Weal 
and  final  z-circle  on  the 
preceding  stem ;  thus : 
It  was,  Twz8 
Which  was,  CHwz2 
Where  was,  Ewz2 
Wash'er-woman,     W1- 
SHr-Soid-Mn 
Faste'f  ul,  Wst^F-L 
Waste'fully,  Wst^F-L 
Waste'f  illness,  Wst2:  Fs  Wea'ry, 
Wast'ing,  Wstng2 


WEA 

Wa'ter-level, 

VI 

Wa'tered,  Wx-Trd 
Watt,  Wt1 

Watt'-meter,  Wt1-Mtr 
Waul,  wZ/1 
Wax,     Soid-Ks1,    Soid- 

Kst1,  Soid-Ks!-NG 
Wax'en,  Soid-Ksni 
7e.      When     standing 
alone,  the  word  we  is 
always    written    with 
W3.  Commencing 

phrases  it  is  sometimes 
written  with  W8,  but 
more  frequently  with 
the  breve  Thoid  or 
Soid.  In  the  middle  or 
at  the  end  of  phrases 
we  is  generally  written 
with  Thoid  or  Soid ; 
but  in  a  few  phrases 
the  Way-hook  is  used. 
The  phrase_  we  trill  is 
written  with  Weel3. 
See  S.C.,  para.  162, 170, 
432,  436,  and  440.  Ex- 
amples : 

We  are,  Wr3 
We  will,  wi3 
We  believe,  W3-B1 
We    had,    Wd3    or 

Thoid-Di 
We  have,  Wv8 
We  may,  W3-M 
We  can,  W3-K 
We  could,  Soid-K8 
We  shall,  Thoid-SH1 
Ought  we,  Tw1 
Can  we,  Kw1  or  K1- 

Thoid 
Weak,  Soid-K3,  W-Kr8, 

Soid-Kst3 

Weak'en,  Soid-Kn8, 
Soid-Knd8,  Soid-Kn8- 
NG 

Weak'-flsh,  Soid-K8-F- 
SH 

t,  Soid-K3-Ns 

.. ,  vfl? 

Weald'en,  wis-Dn 
Wealth,  wIATH 
Wealth'ily,  wj 
Wealth'iness, 

Ns 

Wealth'y,  ..  _ 
Weap'on,  Soid-Pn2 
Weap'oned,  Soid-Pnd2 
Wea'rily,  Soid-E3-L 
Wea'ry,  Soid-E8 
Wea'zen,  Wzn8 


WEB 


362 


WOR 


Web,  Soid-B2,  Soid-Bd2, 

"Whereabouts,  B^-Eta 

Wild'fowl,  widi-F-L 

Soid-B^NG 

Whereas',  .Kz2 

Wile,  wi1 

Wednes'day,    Soid-Nz- 

Whereat',  Soid-iJLT 

Wil'ful-ly,  wi3-Fl 

D2 

Wherein',  Soid-E8-N 

Wil'f  ulness,  wi3  '•  Fa 

•Week,  Soid-K8 

Whereinto',  Soid-E^N- 

Wi'lily,  vrLl-L 

Week'-day,  Soid-K8-D 

T 

Wiliness,  wi^-Ns 

Weel,  wi3 

Whereof,  Soid-Ev1 

Wilk,  wi8-K 

Weep,  Soid-P3,  Soid-P8- 

Whereon',  Soid-Bi-N 

Will,  wi3,  wid8,  wi8- 

NG 

Whereto',  Soid-E3-T 

NG  [i3].    Wilt  is  also 

Weight'ed,  Thoid-Td2 

Wherev'er,  [By2] 

written    with    the    l- 

Wel'come,     wi^K-M, 

"Wherewith',  \B*-DH\ 

hook  ;  thus  : 

wJAK-Md,  wi^K-M- 

Wherewithal,  J^DH- 

It  will,  Tl3 

NG  [wi^K,  wi2-KO] 

L 

Which  will.  CHI2 

Weld,  wid2  or  wi^D, 

WTiet'ted,  Koid-Thoid- 

They  will,  Dm2 

wi'^-Dd,  wid^NG 

Td2 

I  will,  Reloid1 

Wel'f  are,  wi*-F-R 

"Whiff,  Koid-Thoid-F3  or 

See  S.  (7.,  pars.  403,  229 

Well,  wi2  (S.  C.,  par. 

Thoid-F8,  etc. 

Will'ful-ly,  wi3-Fl 

125) 

Whirl,  Wr^i,  Wr^id, 

Will'fulness,  wi3  •  Fs 

Well,    (v.)   wi2,  wid2 

Wr^i-NG 

Will'ing,  [iS-XG] 

or  wi2-D,  wi^NG 

Whirl'igig,  Wr^i-G-G 

Will'ingly,  [i3-NGl] 

Well'-beloved,       wi2- 

Whirlpool,  Wr^-i-Pl 

WUl'ingness,     [i3-NG- 

Blvd 

Whirl'wind,        Wr^i- 

Ns] 

Well'-bred,  wi^Brd 

Wnd 

WiU^-o'-the-wisp,  wi8- 

WeU'-hole,  wi^Hl 

"Who,  Joid3 

Roid-Choid-Ws-P 

Well'-known,  wi^Nn 

Whoev'er,  Joid3-v 

Wilt,     wit8,     wi3-Td, 

Welsh,  wi^H 

Whole,  HI2  or  Toid-i2 

wit8-NG 

Welt,    wit2,    wi^Td, 

WhoHy,  HP-iorToid- 

Wing,  Soid-NG3,   Soid- 

wit^NG 

i2 

NGd3,  Soid-XGS-NG 

Wel'ter,  witr2 

"Whom,  Joid3  or  Joid3- 

Wing'-and-wing,   Soid- 

Wept,  Soid-Pt2 

M 

NGn3-W-XG 

Were,   [B8]  (S.  C.,  par. 

Whomsoev'er,  Joid3-Sv 

Wink  Soid-XG8-K 

179) 

or  Joid3-Ms-V 

Wink'er,  Soid-NG3-Kr 

West'ern,  Wstrn2 

Whose,  Joidz8 

Wipe,  Soid-Pi 

West'ing,  Wstng2 
Wet'ted,  Thoid-Td2 

Whosesoev'er,      Joid3- 
sSv  or  Joid3-sS-Vr 

Wis'er,  Wz^R 
Wis'est,  Wzst1 

Whale,  Wl2  (S.  C.,  par. 

"Who'so,  Joid3-S 

Wish'y-washy,    Thoid- 

418) 

Whosoev'er,  Joid3-Sv 

SH3-Soid-SH 

Whal'er,  Wl^R 

Wick,  Soid-K3 

With,    [Thoid3]    (See  S. 

Whal'ing,  Wl^NG 

Wick'ed,  Soid-K-D8 

C.,  pars.  145,  162,  365, 

What,    [Soldi]      (S.  C., 

Wick'edly,    Soid-K-D3- 

437,  438) 

pars.  145,  162,174,  432, 

Jj 

Withheld',  DH3-Hld 

434) 

Wick'edness,     Soid-K- 

Without',    Thoid-DHti 

Whatev'er,  [Soid-V2] 

D3-Ns 

[Thoidi]     (See    S.    C., 

What'-not  [Sold-Nt*] 

Wick'et,  Soid-Kt8 

pars.  145,162,438) 

Whatsoever,   [Soid-S2- 

Wick'ing,  Soid-K8-NG 

Wiz'en,  Wzn3 

Vr  or  Soid-Sv2] 

Width,  [Thoid-TH3] 

Wold,  wi^D 

Wheal,  Wl3 
Wheat'en,  Koid-Thoid- 

Wield,  wid3,  wi8-Dd, 
wid3-NG 

Wolf.  wi3-F 
Wolfish,  wi8-F-SBT 

Tn3 

Wield'er,  widr8 

Wolf  ishly,  wi3-F-Sfll 

Wheel,  Wl3,  Wid8,  Wl8- 

Wield'less,  wids-is 

Wol'fram,  wi8-Fr-M 

NG  (S.  C.,par.  418) 

Wield'y,  wi^D 

Wolverine',  wi3-V-J?n 

Wheel'er,  W13-R 

Wig,  Soid-G3 

Wom'an,  Soid-Mn8.  See 

Wheel'ing,  Wl^NG 

Wig'-maker,  Soid-G3-M- 

Women. 

When,  [Thoid2]   (S.  C., 

Kr 

Wool,  wi3 

pars.  145,  162,  432,  433) 

AATild,     widi,      widrl, 

Wool'en,  win3 

Whencesoev'er,  Wns2- 

wil-Dst 

Wool'-sack,  wis8-K 

S-Vr  or  Wns'^-Sv 

Wild'-boar,  widLBr 

Word'ed,  Soid-E^Dd 

Whenev'er,  [Thoid^V] 

Wil'der,    widr3,    wi3- 

W^ord'iness,  Soid-J22-D- 

"W  nensoev'er,    Soid2-^ 

Drd,  widrS-NG 

Ns 

Vr  or  Soid^iSv 

Wil'derness,  widr^Ns 

Word'y,  Soid-B^D 

Where,  [U2] 

Wild'-flre,  widLF-R 

Wor'rier,  Soid-JJ2-^ 

WOR 

Wor'ry,  Soid-K2,  Soid- 

B2-D,  Soid-JR*-NG 
Wor'ryingly,    Soid-.R2- 

NG1 

Wors'en,  Wrsn2 
Worst'ing,  Wrstng2 
Wor'thily,  Thoid-DH2- 

L 
Wor'thiness,       Thoid- 

DH^Ns 
Wor'thy,      Thoid-DH2, 

Thoid-DH2-R,   Thoid- 

DHst2 
Would,  [Soid8]    (See   S. 

C.,  pars.  145,  162,  174, 

435) 


X-r.ays, 


Yam,  Moid-M1  (See   S. 

C..  par.  118) 
Yan'kee,  Noid-NG^K 
Yap,  Noid-P1 
Yard'-stick,  Yrdsi-T-K 

or  YrdstWK 
Yar'row,  Moid-B1 


363 

Yaup,  Noid-P1 

Yel'low,Moid-Z,2  Moid- 
R,  Moid-Lst2 

Yellow-bird,   Moid-L2- 
Brd 

Yel'low-f  ever,  Moid-L2- 
F-Vr 

Yel'lowish,  Moid-I^-SH 

Yelp,  Moid-i^P 

Yelp'er,  Moid-L^Pr 

Yes,  sir,  Yss2  or  Ys?-R 

Yes'tern,  Ystrn2 

Yew'en,  Noid-N8    (See 
S.  C.,  par.  122) 

Yex,  Noid-Ks2 

Yield'ed,     Moid-i8-Dd 
or  Yl« '  Dd 

Yoke,  Noid-K2 

Yolk,    Noid-K2  or  Yl2- 
K 

Yore,  Noid-R2 

You.  When  standing 
alone  the  word  you  i 
written  with  the  breve 
Moid  or  Noid  in 
third  position  (S.  C., 
par.  155).  In  phrases 
either  Moid  or  Noid  is 
used,  according  to 
which  makes  the 


YUX 

junction.     In     a    few 
phrases  the  stem  Yay 
is  used.  The  Yay-hook 
is  also  sometimes  em- 
ployed for  you.    See  S. 
C.,  pars.  145,  102,  173, 
174,  441.   Examples: 
You  can,  Noid-K1 
You  will,  Moid-£8 
You  may,  Moid-M2 
You  should,      Noid- 

SH* 

All  you,  Li-Moid 
After  you,  Fti^-Noid 
You  are,  Yr3 
You  have,  Yvs 
You  had,  YcF 
You  there,  Ydhr8 
Did  you  ever,  Dy8-V 
Do    you    remember, 

Dy2-M 

Can  you  tell,  Kyi-Tl 
is  Youth'f  ully,  Noid-TH3- 

Fl 
the  Youth'fulneas,      Noid- 

TH3  i  Fs 
j.uc'ca,  Noid-K2 
Yug,  Noid-G2 
Yu'lan,  Moid-in8 
best  Yux,  Noid-Ks2 


ihrases  Yuc'ca, 


PROPER  NAMES. 


ABE 

A. 


Ab'ercrombie-y, 

Kr-M-B 
Ad'amson,  D1-Msn 
Ad'dison,  Dsn1 
Adiron'dack,    DL.Rnd- 

K 
Ains'worth,       N-zWr2- 

TH  (Nz-Thoid-TH) 
Al'bertson,  ii-Brtsn 
Al'Iiaon,  Lsn1 
Am'azon,  Mzn1 
Amsterdam',    Mstr-D1- 

M 

An'derson,  Ndrsn1 
An'son.  Nsn1 
Ap'pleby,  PH-B 
Ar'kansas,  Ri-Kn-S 
Atch'ison,  CHsn1 
At'kinson,  Ti-Knsn 


Br1-  Cal'vert, 


B. 


Bar'niwell, 

Thoid-L 
Bat'terson,  Btrsn1 
Ben'son,  Bnsn2 
Bid'well,  Bd3-Thoid-L 
Black'well,  B1LK- 

Thoid-L 

Blu'cher,  Bl8-Kr 
Bost'wiok,  Bst^W-K 
Both'well,  B^TH- 

Thoid-L 

Bout'well,  Bt^Thoid-L 
Brat'tleborough,    Brt1- 

Bris'tol,  Brst8-L 
Broad'way,  Brd^Thoid 
Brock'way,  Br^K- 

Thoid 

Bron'son,  Brnsn1 
Broth'erson,  Brdhrsn2 
Bruns'wick,  Brns^oid- 

K 

Bun'sen,  Bnsn2 
Bur'gondy, 


C. 


,  Klv-Rt1 
Carl,  K-.K11 
Car'son,  K-.Rsn1 
Cayu'ga,  K3-Noid-G 
Chad'wick,   CHdi-Soid- 

K 

Charles'ton,   CHri-Lztn 
Charles'town,  CHrl-Lz- 

Tn 
Chattahoo'ohe,      CHt8- 

Koid-CH 
Chickahom'iny, 

K-Toid-M-N 
Chittenan'go,    CHt^N- 

NG-G 

Clark'son,  Kl-Ri-Ksn 
Clau'sen,  Klsn1 
Cogs'well,  KJ-Gz-Thoid- 

L 

Corn'wall,  Krn-W1-^ 
Cor'son,  K-^sn1 
Cousin',  Kzn2 
Coz'zens,  Kznz2 
Craw'ford,  Krf-Rd1 
Cul'ver,  Klv-R2 
^ut'tle,  Kt-L2 


HAG 

B. 

Ed'win,  Dwn2 
El  Dora'do,  L2-D-R-D 
Ellison,  Lsn2 
Em'erson,  Mrsn2 
England,  NGF-Nd 
Er'icsson,  Li^-Ksn 
Eufau'la,  Noid-F^-L 
Eugene',  Noid-Jn3 
Euge'nia,  Noid-J3-N 
Eu'nice,  Noid-Ns8 
Eure'ka,  Moid-^«-K 
CH1-  Euro'pa,  Moid-Z^-P 
Eu'rope,  Moid-.K3-P 
Euse'bius,  Noid-S3-Ba 
Eu'taw,  Noid-T3 
Eux'ine,  Noid-Ksn3 
Ew'ell,  Moid-ia 
Ew'ing,  Noid-NG3 


D. 


Dan'forth         -- 
Dant'zic,  I)nt1-Z-K 
Da'vidson,  Dv^Dsn 
Daw'son,  Dsn1 
Del'aware,  D'2-i-Wr 
Den'ison,  D^-Nsn 
Descartes',  Di-Krt 
Diok'erson,  I^-Krsn 
Dickinson,  DS-Knsn 
Dick'son,  D3-Ksn 
Dis'trict  of  Columbia, 

Dstr8-Kt-Kl-(M-B) 
Dixon,  D»-Ksn 
Dob'son,  DJ-Bsn 
Don'aldson,  Di-Nldsn 
Dun'glison,  D^NGlan 
Dii'rer, 


F. 


Fall  Hiver,  Fi-L-Rv-R 
Fer'guson,  F^R-Gsn 
Frank,  Frni-K 
Frank'fort,       Frni-Kf- 

Rt 

Frank'lin,  Frn^K-in 
Fra'ser,  Frz>2-E 
Fre'linghuysen,  Fr8-!/- 

NG-Hzn 


G. 


Oar'retson,  G- 
[Jar'rison,  G-^s 
Qar'son,  G-Esn1 
Qib'son,  G-Bsn8 
Qil'son,  G-Lsn8 
Qlea'son,  Glsn8 
Glo'ver,  Glv-R2 


H. 


Haok'ensack, 

Knsi-K 
Hack'ett,  Toid-Kt1 


Toid- 


HAG 


366 


JAC 


Hack'ettstown,     Toid- 

Harte,  Toid-Rt1 

Hins'dale,  Hnz-D^-L 

Kts-Tn1 

Har'vey.Toid-El-V 

Hitch'cock,    Koid-CH8- 

Had'den,  Koid-Dn1 

Hatch,  Koid-CH1 

K-K 

Ha'des,  Koid-Dz2 

Hath'away,    Koid-TH1- 

Eoagland,          Toid-G- 

Had'ley,  Koid-DkL 

W 

Lnd2 

Ha'gan,  Toid-Gn2 

Hat'teras,  Koid-T^Us 

Ho'bart,  Toid-Brt2 

Ha'ger,  Koid-Gr2 

Havan'a,  Koid-V^-N 

Hodg'es,  Koid-Jz1 

Ha'gerstown,         Koid- 

Hav'elock,    Koid-V1-^- 

Hoff'man,  Koid-Fi-Mn 

Grz-Tn2 

K 

Ho'gan,  Toid-Gn2 

Hag'gerty,  Koid-Gr-T1 

Hav'emeyer,    Koid-V1- 

Hol'bach,  Toid-ii-B-K 

Hague,  Toid-G2 

Mr 

Hol'bein,  Toid-J^-Bn 

Hak'luyt,  Toid-K-it1 

Ha'vens,  Koid-Vnz2 

Holmes,  Toid-Mz2 

Hal'deman,  Toid-I^-D- 
Mn 

Hav'erstraw,          Toid- 
Vrsti-^ 

Hol'yoke  HJi-Moid-K 
Ho'mer,  Koid-Mr2 

Hale,  Toid-i2  or  HI2 

Hav'Uand,  Koid-Vi-ind 

Hondu'ras,  Hn-D3-fis 

Ha'ley,  Toid-i2 

Hawk'  Eye,  Toid-K1-! 

Hon'iton,      Up-Toid-N- 

Half'-Moon,      Koid-F1- 

Hawkes'bviry,  Toid-Ks- 

Tni 

Mn 

E^-B 

Honolulu,    Up-Toid-N- 

Hali'f  ax,  Toid-Li-F-Ks 

Haw'kins,  Toid-Knz1 

LP-L 

Hall.  Toid-L1  or  HI* 

Hawks,  Toid-Ks1 

Hook'er,  Koid-Kr3 

Halleck,  Toid-ZA-K 

Hay'dn,  Koid-Dn2 

Hor'ace,  Toid-Rs1 

Hal'lett,  Toid-Lt1 

Hay'ti,  Koid-T2 

Hora'tio,  Toid-E^H 

Halley,  Toid-i1 

Heath,  Koid-TH8 

Hor'ton,  Toid-^i-Tn 

Hallock,  Toid-Li-K 

He'bron,  Toid-BrnS 

Hotch'kiss,    Koid-CH1- 

Hal'pin,  Toid-i^Pn 

Hec'ate,  Toid-K-T3 

Ks 

Hal'sey,  Toid-Li-S 

Heck'er,  Koid-Kr2 

Hot'tentots,    Koid-Tn1- 

Ham,  Toid-M1 

Hec'la,  Toid-K-i2 

Tts 

Ha'man,  Toid-Mn2 

Hec'tor,  Toid-Ktr2 

Hough'ton,  Koid-Tn1 

Ham'bleton,      Toid-M- 

Hec'uba,  Toid-K-B2 

How'ard,  Toid-^a-D 

BU-Tn 

Heg'eman,  Toid-G^Mn 

Hoxie,  Toid-K-S1 

Ham'burg,  Toid-M-Br1- 

Hei'ser,  Hz-Ri 

Hud'son,  Hdsn2 

G 

Hel'en,  Toid-Ln2 

Hu'go,  Toid-G3 

Ham'ilton,    Toid-M-i1- 

Hele'na,  Toid-i8-N 

Hu'guenot,  Toid-G8-Nt 

Tn 

Hel'ler,  Toid-i^R 

Hum'boldt,Toid-M-Blt2 

Hamlet,  Toid-M-it1 

Hellespont,     Toid-Ja2- 

Hume,  Toid-M3 

Ham'lin,  Toid-M-Ln* 

Pnt 

Hum'phrey,       Toid-M- 

Ham'mersley,       Koid- 

Hel'per,  Toid-i^Pr 

Fr2 

Mrz-L1 

Hem'ans,  Toid-Mnz2 

Hum'phreys,     Toid-M- 

Ham'mersmith,    Koid- 

Hemp'stead,    Toid-Ms- 

Frz2 

Mrs-M-THi 

Td2 

Hun'gary,         Up-Toid- 

Ham'mond,  Toid-Mnd1 

Hen'derson,  Hndrsn2 

NG^-Gr 

Hamp'den,  Toid-M-Dn1 

Hen'drickson,     Hndr2- 

Hu'ron,  Toid-Bn8 

Hamp'shire,       Toid-M- 

Ksn 

Hutchlngs,   Koid-CH2- 

SHri 

Hen'ry,  Koid-Nr2 

NGz 

Hamp'ton,  Toid-M-Tn1 

He'ro,  Toid'B3 

Hutch'inson,         Koid- 

Han'nibal,    Up-Toid-N- 

Her'od,  Toid-B2-D 

CHnsn2 

Bl1 

Hero'dias,  Toid-E^Ds 

Hut'ton,  Koid-Tn2 

Han'over,    Up-Toid-N- 

Herod'otus,    Toid-^d1- 

Huxley,  Toid-K-sL2 

VLR 

Ts 

Hy'dra,  Toid-Dr1 

Han'son,  Hnsn1 

Her'on,  Toid-Bn2 

Har'die,  Toid-JJi-D 

Her'rick,  Toid-E^K 

Har'ding,     Toid-JSL-D- 

Her'ring,  Toid-E^NG 

• 

NG 

Her'sey,  Toid-.R2-S 

I'ra,  i-E1 

Har'dinge,    Toid-fiLD- 

Hib'bard,  Toid-Brd8 

Irene',  i-Un8 

NG 

Hiber'nia,  i-B'^U-N 

C'ris,  i-JSs1 

Har'old,  Koid-Bldi 

Hicks,  Toid-Ks3 

I'vison,  i-  Van1 

Har'pies,  Toid-jRi-Pz 

Hig'gins,  Toid-Gnz8 

Har'rington,    Toid-U1- 

Highlands,            Koid- 

NG-Tn 

Choid-Lndz1 

• 

Har'ris,  Toid-J?si 

HU'ton,  Toid-L3-Tn 

Jack'son,  J!-Ksn 

Har'rison,  Toid-iisn1 

Him'maleh,  Toid-M-i8 

Ja'cobson,  J^K-Bsn 

JAM 


367 


WAT 


Ja'mieson.  J'^-Msn 

Pat'tison,  Pi-Tsn 

Jan'sen,  Jnsn1 

Pay'son,  Psn2 

Ja'son,  Jsn2 

Pear'son,  P^-Rsn 

• 

Jed'do,  Xoid-D2 

Pe'terson,  Ptrsn8 

Ulys'ses,  Moid-isz8 

Jes'so  J2-^  or  Noid-S2 

Pier'son,  P8-IJsn 

Unadil'la,  Xoid-X-D3-!, 

Joach'imsen,          JLK- 

Por'son,  Pi-Bsn 

Up'son,  Psn'2 

Msn 

Po'sen,  Pzn2 

Ura'nus,  Moid-^-Xs 

John'son,  Jnsn1 

Uri'ah,  Moid-tf1 

Johns'ton,  Jnstn1 
Jud'son,  J'^-Dsn  (Jdsn2) 

R. 

U'tah,  Xoid-T3 
U'tica,  Xoid-T3-K 

Rem'sen,  R2-Msn 

K. 

Rich'ardson,              E8- 
CHrdsn 

V. 

Kaufman,  KfLMn 

Riv'ers,  Bv3-Rz 

Vandu'sen,  V3-X-Dzn 

Kel'ler,  K-J^-R 

Rob'ertson,  E1JBrtsn 

Vandyck',  Vnd1-K 

Kin'derhook,       Kndr8- 

Rob'inson,  JJi-Bnsn 

Vanhoe'sen,  Vn3-Hzn 

Toid-K 

Rock'away,  Ri-K-Thoid 

Van  Nos'trand,       Vn2- 

KofTman,  Kfi-Mn 

Ry'erson,  R^-Rsn 

Xst-Bnd 

Vir'gil,  Vr'2-Jl 

. 

.' 

Law'son,  Lsn1 

Sam'son,  sMsn1 

• 

Lip'pincott,  i3-Pn-Kt 

San'derson,  sXdrsn1 

Wa'bash,  Soid-Bi-SH 

Liverpool,  L3-Vr-Pl 

Santa  Fe',  sXt-F2 

Wach'ter,  Soid-Ktr1 

Lud'wig,  I^-D-Soid-G 

Saun'derson,  sXdrsn1 

Wag'ner,  ttoid-G1-Xr 

Schuy'ler,  sK-L^R 

Wag'staff,  Soid-Gs-Tf1 

Sedg'wiek,  sJ'^-Soid-K 

Wake'fleld,   Soid-K-F2- 

• 

Shark'  River,    SHri-K- 

Ld 

MePher'aon,     M^K-F- 

tfv-R 

Wake  'man,  Soid-K--Mn 

Rsn 

Si'monson,  sMnsn1 

Wal'bridge,  \viJ-Br-J 

Mad'ison,  M-Dsn1 

Simp'son,  sMsn3 

Wal'cott,  wi^-K-T 

Ma'son,  Msn2 

Slos'son,  sZ/sn1 

Wal'den,  wI/i-Dn 

Mat'tison,  M-Tsn1 

Smith'son,  sM-THsn3 

Walden'ses.  wi^Dnsz 

Men'delssohn,    Mn-D2- 

Spen'cer,  sPns^-R 

Wal'do,  wi1-!) 

isn 

Spurz'heim,       sP2-i?ts- 

Wal'dron,  wL^Drn 

Mo'hawk,  M^Up-Toid- 

Toid-M 

Wales,  wiz2 

K 

Btan'hope,  sTn1-? 

WaU,  wL1 

Mon'tague,  MntMJ 

Steph'enson,  stVnsn8 

Wal'ling,  wiLXG 

Munchau'aen,        M-X- 

Stet'son,  stTsn2 

Wal'lingford,  wi^XG- 

CHzn1 

Stev'enson,  stVnsn8 

F-Iid 

Stimp'son,  stMsn8 

Wal'pole,  wL1-?! 

N. 

Stin'son,  sTnsn3 
Stud'weU,  stD^Thoid-L 

Walsh.  wIA-SH 
Wal'singham,        wLs1- 

TTeil'son,  X-Lsn8 

Swe'den,  s-Thoid-Dn8 

XG-M 

Nel'son,  Xlsn2 

Swe'denborg,    s-Thoid- 

Wal'ter,  witr1 

New  Am'sterdam,     N- 

Dv*-B-R-G 

Wal'ton,  \vLl-Tn 

Mstr-Di-M 

Wal'worth,       wLLWr- 

Nix'on,  X^Ksn 

TH 

. 

War'burton,      \N  r^Br- 

o. 

Tahi'ti,  T8-Koid-T 
Ten'nyson,  T^-Xsn 

Tn 

Wa'ring,  Soid-J?--XG 

Oswe'go,  Sa-Soid-G 

Thomp'aon,  T^Msn 

War'nock,     Soid-J2!-X- 

Ot'tendorfer,       Tn^D- 
Bf-R 

Thor'waldsen,      THr1- 
Wldsn 

J7" 

W^ar'ren,  Soid-J?nJ 

Til'lotson,  T8-J,tsn 

War'rington,    Soid-B1- 

P. 

Pan'theon,  Pn^THn 
Paraguay',  Pi-B-Gw 
Par'sons,  P^Rsnz 
Pat'terson,  Ptrsn1 

Timp'son,  T8-Msn 
Tom'linson.  T^M-Lnsn 
Tomp'son^^Msn 
Tread'well,  Trd^Thoid- 
L 
Ty'son,  Tsn1 

XG-Tn 
War'saw,  Soid-li^S 
War'wick^oid-jR^K  or 
Wri-Soid-K 
Wa'terson,  Wtrsn1 
Wat'son,  Wtan1 

WEB 

Webb,  Soid-B2 
Web'ster,  Soid-Bstr2 
Weeks,  Soid-Ks3 
Welch,  wi*-CH 
Wel'don, 
Wel'ler,  WL2-R 
Welles,  wZ,z2 
Wel'lington, 

Tn 

Wells,  wLz2 
Welsh,  wi2-SH 
Wes'son,  Wsn2 
Whar'ton, 
Wheat'on,  Koid-Thoid- 

Tn3 

"Wicks,  Soid-Ks3 
Wig'fall,  Soid-G-F3-L 
Wig'gins,  Soid-Gnz3 
Wil'ber,   or   Wil'bour, 

wL3-Br 
Wilde,  wii-D 
Wild'er,  widr1 
\Vil'helm,  wL3-Hl-M 
Wilkes.  wL3-Ks 
Wilkes'barre. 

B-R 


368 


wi^NG-  Winck'elmann, 


Wittae, 
Willdns, 
Wil'kinson,  Wl3-Knsn 
\VU'lard,  wL3-jR-D 
WU'liamson,  Wl8 

Msn 
Wil'son,  wisn8 

Soid- 

NG3-Kl-Mn 
Wind'sor,  Wndz3-R 
Wing,  Soid-NG3 
Winneba'go,      Soid-N- 

B2-G 
Win'nipeg,    Soid-N-P8- 

G 
Win'ser,    or    Win'sor, 

Wnz3-R 

Wins'ton,  Wns8-Tn 
Wirt,  Soid-Rt2 
W^iscon'sin,  WsLKnsn 
Wol'cott, 
Wolf,  wi3-F 
Wol'sey, 
Wool, 

.,W3-L 
Wool'sey, 


ZOL 
W^ool'wich,  wi8-CH  or 


Wool'worth,     vrL8-Wi- 

TH 
Woon'socket,  Soid-Ns8- 

Kt 

Wor'den,  Soid-R2-Dn 
Words'worth,      Wrdz2- 


wi^Ks-  Wool'ley 


Yan'cey,  Noid-N-S^ 
Yang-tse-Kiang',  Noid- 

NG-Ti-sK-NG 
Yazoo',  Noid-Z3 
Yed'do,  Noid-D2 
Yes'so,  Noid-S2 
You'att,  Noid-T3 
Yucatan',  Noid-K-Tnl 


z. 


Zim'mennan, 

Mn 
Zol'likoffer,  Z^L-Kf-R 


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